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oanta,p Averill of Brancord Dead.

Branford, March 13.-Captain Daniel Averill, a retired seafaring man, died to-day at his home at Branford Point after a short illness, He was seventy six years of age and had commanded many coasters. He leaves a family.
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The celebrated James Means $5 hand sewed shoes for $2.S7 at our half-price sale.
 m14 St D. w, cosGRovE & co.
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Ladies $2 patent leather dancing sandals going for 92c at our half-price sale.
 m14 St D. w. CosGRoVE & co.
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aMamts.

One Cent Q Word each insertion, five cents Word for full Week, seven times.
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BTVdGl'S Fast Rock TGaStOIG,

973 State Street, near Edwards. VT is fact testified to by all our patrons,
 that our Teas and Coffees are of the htgh- est grade, and Of the most delicious flavor sold in the city.
 Our Croekery, China and Glassware, also, of high grade. A. BhfDENs
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LOAN OFFICE,

TO BUY FOR CASH, SECONDHAND books of all kinds, maga4 ID zines and paper novels.
 ELM CITY OLD BOOK STORE, mh1 14tt 1075 Chapel.
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TNOR general housework in a small private I family German preferred. Call
 mh14 lt % WILLIAM SrREET.
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TO LEFT.

ITO first class fire or life insurance com pany desirable suite of offices on one of the most prominent corners in tine city; build ing well lighted steam heat; on five years lease will place large amount of insura nee.
 mhl42w BOX NO. 334
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AIICTION SALE.

DANKRUPT stock of furniture, mat-
 ID tresses, carpets etc, etc, Saturday, March 9th, at 2;30 D. m. at 222 Congress ave- nue. Sale continued Monday. March l1th, at 2:3o P, m. and every day for q week or until all
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FOR RENT.

ID ESIDENCE No. 3l Wall street, between h- Church and Orange streets now occu- pied by Mir. S. H. Moseley, New Haven House. Possession given May 1st, '95. Inquire 25 Wall street.
 f28 If SAMUEL A, STEVENS.
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REsT RENrS

n n II ! TN city. $16 and S20, all appointments and X conveniences; artistic model homes, en- frances and all accommodations separate; six rooms, verandas, balconies, bath r oms, ranges, hot and cold water, gas, etc.. nicely decorated; select families only; State street cars. Apply
 mh7 if 2s9 FERRY STREET.
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INTO 2l5 Orange street; 15 rooms; modern IN Improvements; large lot with fruit; green house; to be seen by permit only. App ply to. S. B. OVIATT, Executor,
 f2l cod I'm S7 Church Street.
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bOh hENI, 1.-TWO tenements, second floors, seven rooms \ each. Inquire 5l PEARL STREET. mhl4 lts
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GIRL WANTED

COTTAGE, H0 GREGORY street; rent St5 4O lmhl4 1t&l 10. K. SHERRY.
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FOR RENT,

ENROM May 1st, three lofts over Nos. 311 E and T3State street; now leased to Tut tie, Warehouse < Taylor, and vacated.
 EDWARD R. HAYES, fl cod If l484 Chapel street.
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WANTED,
a91tsreIlaMen1xs.


 K. B. MALLORY, A UCTTONEER Office, H Orange. House. A hold sales speciality. mhl1 It
 LOAN OFFICE. MONEY advanced on diamonds, watches, LNk jeWelry and other securities; business strictly confidential. 1902 CHAPEL ST, flG 28tf. Room l.
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WANTED. A SITUATION by @ flrst-class cook and -Az laundress, Inquire at mh14 1t+ 70 ROsETTE STREET.
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YTNO go into the country. an American wo- N man to do general housework in a fam- fly of three adults. Enquire at
 mhl4 lit No. PEARL STREET, City.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

A COMPETENT girl to do homework !; GA good reference required.
 mhl4 lts 372 GRAND AVENUE.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do A general housework or second work in q private family; good references. Inquire at
 mhl4 ltt l90 HAMILTON STREET
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WANTED.
WANTED.

SITUATION by a swedish girl to do gen. D eral housework in small family. Apply at
 l., E. bINDSTROM, mhl4 ltS IS Mechanic street,
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WANTED

A SITUATION as cook and laundress by "A competent woman, willing to go out by day; references. Address M O.,
 mhl32tt This once.
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WANTED,

A N experienced cook; best of references fA required. Inquire between two and four, + mh9 If 209 CHURCH STREET.
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FOR RENT, A PRIL l, nice flat, Sd floor, CTS State street, -A Inquire 6s6 STATE STREET. mh11 7t#
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WANTED.

A SMALL house or second story flat. cen- "A tral, moderate rent, for family of three adults best of references. Address
 mhl4 St F. 0. Box 100S, New Haven, Ct.
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@eat gstate.

FOR RENT, Y OVER flat. ntne rooms, all modern im- IL provements, brick house, mhl2 ltS l0l HUMPHREY STREET,
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AT FHr pfNifERfIARY
A "Frusty" Escapes and 4 Nsw
Arrival.

At $50 p. m. Monday the prison
officials missed a negro convict named
Travis, sentenced from Mulinomah
county Ia 1894 TO one and half years
for larceny. A search was immedi-
ately instituted which was partly re-
warded by finding the mans coat on
Mrs. Savage's farm east Of the asylum.
At o'clock today word came to the
penitentiary officials that the convict
bad been seen in the timber east Of the
city and accordingly officers were dis
patched to secure the runaway. Doubt
less before night the man will be cap
tured and returned to the penitentiary
The man is mentally unbalanced
and fit subject for the asylum. Hav'
ing poor health Travis was allowed tC
work outdoors as "trusty," and had
but a month more 10 serve when he
escaped.
Chas. Peck was received at the pen
itentiary from Albany, today. He will
serve one year for larceny.
Alonzo Swarts has donned the prison
garb and has been set TO work In the
brick pard.
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Strawberry picking and low prices
ate the order OF the day.
Mr.. Charles Hen has moved the
klass house and 10 moving lis store
room back, with the intention OF build
ing new front.
Thomas johnson has returned from
the mountains, having worn out his
oveTalls, but claims TO have found lots
OF places whsre gold ought to he, as
every Indication Is favorable except the
gold.
Willie has been so used to borrowing
papers, that now he owns one, be re-
fuses 10 own 1t, and bOrrows the same
as evcr.
ID. Il. Swank's new barn Is ready for
the roof.
Thursday evening was pleasantly
speut by the Aumsviilians at the
Work mems hall esting ice cream aud
cs ke and drinking lemonade, the net
proceeds TO 20 toward buying an organ
fpr The school house; the organ will not
he h ught until more Ice cream and
Ike has been eaten.
A surprise party WAS given to Mrs
Trnver Saturday night 10y her many
f'iends. All had good time, but some
were sick Sunday from too much ice
cream, but it pays even TO be sick to be
well filed up.
Dan Smitb, Cole and Meyer were IN
Salem this week.
Campmeeting at Turner is In full
blast. 81 me complain about there
beiug ten cents charged to see the
"shOw." They think that the gospel
should be ''free and without price," 1t
has always been 20 with them and this
paying ten cents year Is an outrage
and they are going to stay at home.
1t has been talked of starting q Sun
day school In Aumsville for the purpose
OF instructing the young how not to
believe and to instill into their young
minds the great injustice In not taxing
oh urch property.
The Southern Pacific hotel Is located
at the depot where every accommoda-
tion can be had and where the hungry
90 for good meal. Gye them call
and you will continue to call.
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PERSONALS.


Geo. Herren returned TO Portland on
the 8 O'Clock local.
Dr. J. NJ. Fox, of Seattle, registered
1t the Willamette today.
y. A.lClarke, the fruit grower, went
10 Portland on the o'clock local.
Mrs. 3. E. Welmer arrived In the
city this morning from Huntington,
or.
Supt. and Mrs. E. b. McElroy were
passengers 10 Corvallis on the morning
LEGAL.
Governor and Mrs. VIM. +. Lord
wsnt TO Corvallis on the ii O'Clock
local.
Prof. w. q. Sanford returned on the
2;20 local from . short business visit to
Albany.
Hon. Geo. II. Williams went 10
Portland on the Salem local this
morning.
Hon and Mrs. ". q. Baker returned
from Portland on the Salem local, lAst
evening.
Mra, Chaa. A. Gray returned last
evening from an extended Visit with
Portland friends.
Charles Is. Hodgkin returned last
evening from = ten days Vlalt With
Portland relatives.
President Hawlsy, " the william
site university, transacted BUSINESS Ia
Portland, Monday,
J.H. McNAry, ons Of Isaism's pioHa'
lnsnt attorneys, IL ~ deliver the Ofs-
iloa sl silver Cresk Fails, July T.
Iisy. L. B, Fisher aud family are 81.
tsndlng tlss district camp mssllng of
ihs Eyanaslioal churoh ~ Jefferson
!. w, Kirkland, promlesni bust
neas mAn " indspsndseos, i0ok the
lialssn laoal foF Portland, lhls mara
los,
AZ, aad hiTs. Amos bifonE, hlas
leasls l,Ooth aad Mlas Ams strong
scot 10 Newport 10 arrange fH lhsiI
sumnlsf oviiaE
DsFyai Irvine lsii fof Newport ibls
uaognlna, vhsfs hs slll aoospl . la'sll'
los - ssitsf ~ fssisafsni fo1 the
Samnaf asasoni
%, liaalinRlsg, fssdlaH elsft ~
hs las ssnsls, sad asuKhisf hsss
l,leslss, lsh gD lbs ssisln laesli "a
lnogalDs, ~ ihelF hems 81 bufns
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The County Teachers.


One hundred and twelve Of Marion
county's teachers assem- bled at the
E ,st school at 8 o'clock Monday
to attend the annual county institute.
After the usual opening exercises the
Q unity uperintendent formed the as
semblsge into three divisions, namely,
A, Is and q, and classes In mental and
written arithmetic, grammar and read
ing were conducted by Profs. q. A.
PEBBLES, E. II. Anderson. d. w. Yoder
and Miss Frlnk, during the forenoon.
The afternoon session convened at
l:3O O'Clock, with singing led by Prof.
Anderson. This was followed by class
work in geography by all the classes
for 45 minutes.
A joint session was held and the
teachers we're highly entertained by A..
j. Garland, principal Of the North
school, with q lecture on history. This
subject was then discussed with much
animation by the members Of the
institute.
Short addresses by b. w. Brlntnall,
editor Of the Northwest Journal of
Education, Of Olympia, aud Prof.
Louis Barsee, of the Drain Normal
school, followed.
superintendent Graham appointed
committees on program and introduc-
ton and the institute adjourned until
8 a. m. Tuesday morning.
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w, IL, Osborn,
fres. q. q. NJ. q.

MCk kAY,-At the farm home neal
Turner, al Ol6 y. IA, sunday, June
2a, 1896, rbllip Mckay, u blood
polaoDing, Hssd about 30 years,
Deceased leaves = wits aud ssysn
children, the oldest bat II years u ago
10 mourn the death ~ . Kind aud
loYipg husband aud father FunsTa
services ssrs hsld IN the pfesby tsflsu
church 81 Turner this afternoon eon'
duolsd by Rev WbilsmAp, later
msni look place Ia the Twln Osk
asnlslSfy,
nAitkt A. tbs home ~ haT alslsF,
Ma. O'iiFisp, nssf lndspendsnas,
A0pdsy, Juus "a 1850, Mfs. Gather,
las Dalfl sEsa siioui ~ geafa
Fugsfsl sill isks plaos FROM ths
Osfysis nsiholie Ubafeh "Wednesday
mofninF
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ours "A DREss GOODS

~ nasks sg.elsi leaaesnsnls " ea'
msng lsag flifsas " aiss ~ ihs
igaae, - oilsf liis tlilevlpa
s pleas nilksd niahsil, blsfh ssa
nhlis. ehsaks aea sidltsl n lneiiss
wlas. slle yslai f'liasi lgies Cos
4 planss plsis fsansl's lslf elstA,
lisl,l wslslsl, agsy ssa isn, ~ li,sl,ss
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nIiaH taia
I sassas n,lssa s,sy ~ vs.,l saH,,ss'
pesliass, - lbelm ~laf, slis fs'al
Nfsssf bgiex Iep
,afaSe sfEt LASTS, " ihslif PSaf
AAa a .sfa. haAaff piifs
A ,ass sigllana $40 llsle saaii,isi
asliInsn. . laehs wias, sils . lsiai
illlt| eflfa toa
w. hsss - ~ ~ spflsg lsshs's ~
assl ileN lsal gesl nasia fsllisf =
sea - wlh Hl1ss iliNaH fiii . " ~
WILLIS nilva a 90
gwsw fpsll spe iaif'if si~ts
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Fafls as lllltt Aillss ~ lallgaaa IA
ihe lHilsd aislse
iiirff as a. ESQ .hlsg gaia usf1 N
eytsf ihls nfeuna
thsit ~ has 80 ,ksD iies uafe n idua
ihahf falls i,.aaihef. lif ~ snah
siiipVlii hewsFei, y lflisilea N ldNa
ilit hNafir N ii,f llnfoail|n lulsile a ilss
leei la iisg NlesinasH sDllel Hats
~ nial salsfluf laf4liilss w ~ illslg
bplnf ~ 80 "a faul $40 ihlfasa,
ehiet t4t Niet nlnnseiifes nllt ~
hhsf a iiif eesl fte s4iilil
hskf nais N IN
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olty Ordinance.

n blli for al Ofdinanes 10 Tsgulat
the nss Of Bicycles, Tryoiolss, Uni
cycles aud IaDdsms,0n lbe Sidewalk,
~ the city ~ salem, or.
bs u ordained by the eommon oouD,
eil u the city of salem, Oregon.
nss' !, u shsll bs unlss ful fof Apy
psfson 90 persons 10 ilds bley ole, ld
cycle, unloyols % tandem, bel y ssn lhs
hou's ~ =, n,, aud ~ o'flook D. az
on ibs Sides aiks of the elfy II hAlsn,
ofssoni lnelnded slthiH iLs follow lnR
llnillvi 90 NommsfniAi stfeoi fTonl
liads ~ Center slIssi % sisls slissi
lfoin Ioinplsfolsl 10 liigb slIssls, on
eosIi sifssi, Gow Domnsfolsl 90 Iib
sIiD slissis dulihH ibs months n Msy,
isns, Jsly Apsasl ssd sspismisr u
sseh yssf
nse 3 u shsll hs uDlssul nf ssy
l,sisop ~ lsis,us ~ Ildr spy hle5 80
seieyels, " lsndsg upau spy slds ! sll
" lhs oliy " Tslsip Oregon n.enllonsd
w Hssllgu , ~ iils nldlnsnes. ~
Fisslsi isis " siFsd lbss fuuT ulll,s ss
nse 3 AyY lsIspp " lsitsus ua.ng
> l1sl p's, iileyrls. gH ifl 80 ~ ispasa.
slisin iiif o'gpsisis Aills ~ ihs ai,
W hslsiii, pitsepi shell esify "a All.
lii,iss, slisehsa ~ SD bls, 80 .llleysls.
nsleyelf W lsnasal, elssl isafd l.sll
suish fbsli bf sosgdfa ~ ihs aas, N
~ siissi ef',ssinss spd Lsfsif pss.ln.
l.s'lspiisllis slais ilis slaps slts. sud
IA saaill'p liisisisI sFgg bley ysls. ui
fflff selel w. $50 ispafls. naa u,..u
~ si'ssis u lls sig - sslss. sisll
spiinE iss beeis asdHg sLlsl ih.
siissi lssiis N CAS- elig sf hsLisa
hsif . se,'a elssi hssalsli sllsei,sd
fhafrla
~ AsibleF N =. ilens sas sss
SO v ibls efalp sHes shsu ~ go
l'i',sf - ~ sflil A. lsala flalss N
ffn's ifltfelf nNlsl - ~ isHdtn.s 4,
siiiplss shs slisll vas ssel ysalel,s N,
~ l,,tflnef N iisgF
~ . 40 lsispt glalsiles iLs
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pFoyisions Of this ordlnauos, shall upou
sonyletlon therefore before the city 70,
ooFder be hnsd bot less tban go poI
more than 300 for each oifsnss, % by
Imprisonment IN the city jail not less
lhsn b days nor more than 70 dsya
hee, D. Al oTdlnsRees oF paris NJ oT.
ordinances IN eoDnia bsFswilh aIs
bsfsby Ispsalsd,
Passed by tbs eommoa council thls
18Th day " June, 1855.
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shaw Station.

The peoples mass meeting was well
attended On Saturday evening by an
intelligent audience. The chairman,
Mr.. Smith, told the object Of the meet
Ing, after which he requested Mr.. Cor
nellus to read the sixth plank OF the
Republican platform Of 1890. This
opened the eyes Of many In the house
After the speaker OF the evening I'm.
ished, many eyes were wider open.
He delivered an able and logical ad-
dress, which aboundsd in historic facts.
The restoration Of silver and a return
TO the protective policy viii bring pros.
perity and happiness 10 the whole peo.
pie.
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1870 State.

WILLAhETTE BAPTIsr AssocIA'
TON Rev. +. J. Farmer aud son, w.
II. Farmer, w, w. Brooks, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Il. III. Bruce and Mrs. Jessup
went 10 Oregon City on the o'clock
local 20 attend the annual meeting OF
the Willamette Baptist Association
which convened Ia the First Baptist
church al that city At 2 o'clock this
afternoon. The meeting will close
Thursday evening.
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Turner Camp Meeting.

ED. JoURNAL:-In your local In yes
terday'n paper In regard 10 the camp
meeting let me say the gates were not
thrown opsn uutil after the afternoon
services, and we're thrown open only
when the people were making rush
for homei Also. there will DO an Ad-
mission Zoe OF 10 cents charged next
sunday. We had very fine meeting
sunday, Our business convention
commenced yesterday, with q large
delegation present. send you . pro.
gram, Please do not let anything
creep ia your paper 10 make the peo-
pie think the admission fee will Le
knocked on.
ioun, w, II. OsnORH,
Pres. q. e.. NJ, q.
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Hoods Pills cure indigestion.
Make No Mistake.

BY dlspelling the symptoms 30 often
mistaken for Consumption. SANTA
Able has brought glsdness to many q
household. By its prompt use for
breaking up the cold that to often de-
velops into that fatal disease, thousands
can be saved from an untimely grave.
Yon make no mistake by keeping a
bottle of this pleasant remedy in your
house. CALIFORNIA CAT-R-
CURE is equally effective In eradicat-
ing all traces Of Nasal Catarrh. Both
of these wonderful California remedies
are sold and warranted by Lunn &
Brooks for 50 cents and and $l.00 q
package, 3 for So so.
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AT REBEKAH LoDaE.-Officers foI
the ensuing term were elected last
night by Salem Rebekah lodge No. /,
|. o. o. y. ~ followsi Mrs. II. p.
Mimic, N. Oh Miss Nellie PaTmentsr,
V. o. Ars. Thomas Holman, record
los sseretsryl Miss Mary Stinson, treas
ureFl aud Miss LlnDle Lewis, financial
secretary.
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MoRRiEdsIDE PIoEIo.-A jolly band
of seyeral hundred Bsptlsts aud their
friends had a pleasant time Al Morn
ingaldo lAat night TIE second ItsRl.
nsnl band furnished good music, apd
the ladies In charge furnished better
los orosa and ihs best amusement Oi
the season, hoTs events ~ the same
Kind are wanl,d,
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Bids Wanted.

Bids for grocery supplies for tbs psn.
itonuAfy Tor siI months will be-
recslyed at the 0iiies Of the superin.
sendsnt on Friday. june ~, NJ 2 o'clock
y. ul,
a list of articles and samples may
be had on application ~ the prison.
A, N, GiihERT,
s2td superintendent,
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RIVER NEWS.

The Willamette today registered 2G
feet.
Steamer Modoc left for Portland at 9
q. M, with a good load Of freight aud
the usual number OF passengers.
Steamer Altoona will be up from Port.
land this evening, bound for indie
pendence. She will leave for Portland
at 7:46 a. M, Wednesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-25

WARTED, ~ sesms The Fourth ~
July COMMITTEES have losi the chariot
~ lhs Goddess Of LlbsTiy. Ihs chariot
usad several years ago aud which vas
stored in Chas. ilsly's bafn u pisslpg,
Any ons hsyinE lnfoTmstion ~ % lts
whereabouts, please iioFm hp, Wm.
EDEland 0F W., a. WsslAooit
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ApOTHFR. Ons ~ the plssaspiesI
- dsi syenis " ibs yssI vas ihs lssl
soelsl glysn ii rsniIsl rhspsl snd ihs
lsaiss hsFs bssn lnduesd ~ eigs ga.
olhsF "Wednesday sFsniag ~ ihls sssl
AZ sis lnFiisd, ilsffsshaisnls vill II
served snd dslisbihil sFsHlns Is a.
sufsd
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Tea or Coffee I

fhsif hsl ihs helfl saliif sstf,
sHa ~ aals hlaefaahn, iAf sia,sl
bsi ~ hfs saslflhlns isiifl M egff
lhRa M,ei ssiisls hisp aisHna aNa
~ ~ hlsh Sfsas lsw lgiss neshs
sha isfah Asl bla islHs ism a
lsu esaiss lig hislf slfssi
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Joseph II. Hawley, Of Portland, man.
aging director for Oregon and Idaho, I
the Washington National buIldI &
loan and investment association Of
Seattle, registered at the Wlllsmetts
today.
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OFFICE CObNff TREAsuRBRi !
Marion County.
Notice Is hert by given that have
funds In hand to pay all warrants out
standing up to July I, 1884, and that
interest is stopped on the same from
date.
JASPER MINTO,
Marion County Treasurer.
Salem, June 10. IL Wv
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Hsss hsiy 80 s..l 10 sass ~ caassis.
Hkss 49, - Nislla, A. esisi ~ faslssis
hsss 49, iassas hls. 80 ilsss n fasasis
uhsn 49, hsa lhllasss. 49, ssss il,s,s s.ssssls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-25
A High Liver

Usually has rad liver. He is bill
Gus, constiapted, has iud eetlon aud
dyspepsia. II there is no 0rgani,
trouble few doses Of Parks Sure Cur
will tone him up. Parks' Sure Cur
the only liver and kidney cure we
sell on positive guarantee. Prlc.
$l.00. Sold by Lunn n Brooks. 1874
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NEW BOOKS
1u4T RECEIVED Ar
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eThe Masier"-by l. Zangwell.
'sfhe TrespaRser'-by Gilbert Pnrkef.
,sTne Trial OF the Sword'--by Gilbert Parf'
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Hall 'sCatarrh Cure is taken internally
ana acts directly on the blood aud nu-
cous surfaces Of the sy stem. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. J. OHENY q Co., TOleiO, o
B6~ Sold by druggists, 7jc. -. -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-25

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Eczema Cured.

~ cannot say too much in favor OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla. l have taken
four bottles aBd 1t has almost cured me
of eczema, which have had for a year,
and could not find anything to help
me, until began taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla." Mrs. Emallne Mitchell, Sa-
lem, Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-25
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
Lucas COUNTY,

LUCAs COUNTY,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is the senior partner of the firm of
f. ]. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the city Of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every case OF catarrh that can
net be cured by the use Of Halls Cat.
arrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
in my presenc~, this 9Th day Of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1886
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-25

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-25
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remained In the
postoffice uncalled for June 25. In call
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-25

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