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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

WHEREAS, In his death this clu9
has lost one OF It's best member anu
one whose absen nee will be greatly ahu
sorrow ully missed, now therefore pe IL
Resolved, BY the Salem Old Folks
Whist club that we do extend to the
family of Governor Chadwick our
heartfelt sympathy In their 6ereaVe'
ment, TO our city our regrets at the loss
of a good citiZ n, to our state concern
at the departing of man who was 30
respected within its borders and leav.
ing to ourselves grief for irienu
long to be remembered.
WHEREAS, The Great Reaper mas
taken to her last home our friend MAI
G.. NJ tschan, a beloved member OF 10 IL
club, and
WHERt AS, In her life was exempli'
fed
"Tbe mission OF woman to sweetly infuse
Though sorrow and sin be earih's registered
curse,
Blessings that mitigate"
WHEREAS, In her death our associa-
ton has suffered great loss, now be IL
Resolved, BY the Salem Old Folks
Whist Club, that our sympathy be ex-
tended to her family In this their great
bereavement, and that we will ever
cherish in memory her kindness and
her many acts Of charity, her true
womanly character and her pleasing
solicitude for the welfare and comfort
of our club.
J. g. WRIGHT,
MRS. r. B. FLEMING,
MRS. EUGENE BREYMAN,
Committee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

Portland, June b. There are to be
addresses by Judge Galloway Il L.
Geer, Mrs Robert Miller and others
TIE following persons, SONS of plo-
neers, were appointed local committee
of arrangements: w. NJ. Ladd, X. L..
Durham, w. l.. Boise, John C' Lewis,
G.. q. Beekfnau, Ed. A. King; and j.
Couch Flanders, Colonel Fred V. Hol'
man aud Joseph n. Teal we're ap-
pointed committee on finance. Tie
matters Of music and transportation
were placed in the hands Of the secre-
tary. A ladies' auxiliary committee
was appointed as follOwS: Mrs. d. r
Thompson, Mrs. NJ. c. George, Mrs. E.
@. Harvey, Mrs. Benton KILN, MIS-
T.. w. Sitton, Mrs. e. NJ. Cartwright,
Mrs. G. B. BelllDger, Mrs. NJ. s. Bur-
rell, Mrs. J. II. McMillen. An invita-
tion was extended to the Indian war
veterans Of the North Pacific coast to
Join in the pioneer reunion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
RIVER NEWS.

The Alice A came down from Ind. :
pendence this morning, returning at 2
p. M.
The gauge at the o II. & n. dock
registered 56 feet above low water
this morning indicating a slight fall Of
the water.
Steamer Eim0re left for Portland at
6 8. NJ. today with full load OF freight
and number OF passengers, three o
whom are bound for San Francisco,
Steamer Altoona will be up from the
metropolis bound for Corvallis. If the
weather permits, she will return and
give all excursion up the river Sunday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
Social Items.

Salem has few good lady cyclists
and is going to have more.
Mrs. John Giesy has taken the A.
T. Yeaton cottage on Marion and Cot
tage streets.
Judge and Mrs. Wolverton are
keeping house In the Blosser house on
Chemeketa street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Murphy and
Chester have taken poes ,ssion of their
new home Oh Court stoet.
Mrs. Thos. Burrows has returned to
her home at Hood River after q short
visit with her son the grocer.
The family of Hon. Ed. Hirsch
will soon occupy the old J. J. Murphy
residence ON Chemeketa street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Givens and
two sons, Of the Waldo hills, started
yesterday on trip TO LELAND, where
they will see the sights for few
months.
An Albany girl appeared yesie day
on mau's bicycle in bloom rs nd
presented very comely spect Gle. II
is all right. a married la y is also
said to be having blcomer made for
business.-Albany Democrat, April 26
Sketches of literary ch 4racter by
Lena M. Knight, DR.. Cara NJ. David
son, Mrs. England, Marion Thurlow,
articles by the editors and interesting
social news will be found in this W, ek's
s sturday Night.
Miss Nettie A. Olds, superintendent
of the Portland Secular Sunday school,
goes to Vancouver, Wash, this evening
for the purpose of giving an entertain
ment and organizing the Vancouver
Secular Sunday school.-Portland Tel.
egram.
PROeREssIvE,-Gilbert d Patterson,
the progressive grocers, have had made
a bicycle rack or hitching post for
wheelmen. 1t is made OF tubular steel
by Dugan Bros, plumbers, and wheel
men will find 1t very convenient to 20
right up and hnd a safe and convenient
place to stand their wheels.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

A COOP PLATFoRM.-For any or
ganization-eyen press club-would
be the following constitution OF the
Capital Cycling Club. The object OF
the club is expressed as follows: ITO
promote the interests Of cycling, to
give meets for racing purposes, to par
ticIpate In cycling sports, to promote
good fellowship among the wheelmen
Of the city, 10 work asa unit for the
protection Of its members, and to use
the best efforts ia the matter Of legis-
latlon for good roads"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
wEppINa ANNIyERsARY,

Major and Mrs. George Williams OF
this city, Thursday evening, celebrated
the twenty.third anniversary Of their
marriage ut their beautiful home on
Court aud Capital streets, bya family
gathering. The hours were passed In
a social way, interspersed with music
apd the serving OF u delicious lunch 1T
suitable time, Those present were
Major and Mrs. Williams and children.
Frsi, Lucy aud Richardi Mr. aud
Mira. y, q. Adams, senator George w.
Mcbride. DR.. and Mrs. 4. A. Richard
son, Mr., aud Mis-. VIM. England, Miss
Del Butler, Miss Frances Richardson,
MT. u. q, 0lltner, DR.. w. Is, Morse,
Boyd Richardson, Loripg X. Adams,
Of iiillsboro,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
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PERSONALS.

b. H. Davis, OF SilvertoD, was IN the
city today.
Il. X. Ford was In Woodburn on
business today.
Prof. Paryin returned from Alba y
on the 40 locel.
Otto Schellberg came down from
Mehama this morning.
s. r. Flint. of Roseburg is in the
ETY., the guest Of +. s. Dearborn.
Elmo DAVIS was passenger for AL
b'ny on the morning local.
DR.. J. A. Richardson visitedat The
reform school today.
Rev. A. A. Englebart went to Jefier-
son this morning where he will hold
services Sunday.
Senator g. A. Cogswell returned to
his home this morning.
Rev. Il. Copeland came up from
Portland on the Il:l7 local.
Gideon Stolz came up from the mt
tropolIs on the morning local.
Secretary OF State H. II. Kincald
went TO Portland on the afternoon lC-
cal.
Attorney General q. M. Idleman was
passenger for Portland on the lao
local.
Squire Farrar, the hop buyer, was q
passenger for the metropolis on tho
morning overland.
Attorney w. II. Holmes transacted
buniness In Portland today, going
down this morning.
j. w. McCullooh went TO Turner on
hls wheel this morning, returning on
the afternoon local.
Chief Of Police and Marshal Dllly
will return Sunday with prisoner
from Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. l.. Gardington aud little sou,
OF deryais, were In the city today, stoI :
ping At the Cook hotel.
w. A. Munlsy, who was private
secretary 10 Governor Pennoyer went
30 Portland this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. dao. w. Gray returned
from YaquIna today where they have
been visiting the past week.
Frank Powers, collector for the Ba-
lem Water Co., was among the many
passengers on the iAO local.
Mira. J. NJ. Powers returned from Al
bany last evening via the steamer
Gilmore, after ylsit with friends,
Thoa. Reynolds, Wells Fargo agent
Ia this city, went 10 Portland this
afternoon where he will spend sun.
day,
uHols Billy lhooioh) Miller is im.
proving ln health ML James Fran.
els u slill bedfasi Al hls home Ia south
salem,
George ~, irwin, of the Aum of
Whale A lIwln, Was q passenger Ga
Ashland on last nighps souih bound
overland,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

Miss Lille Buc. ahan, who Las he n
the guest Of the family off. w. Hsrri 3
the past WEI k, left for her home at Col
fax, Washington, this morning.
w. T. Rigdon went to Woodburn
this tern ,Cn and will deliver an adj
d .ess on "Benifcial Fraternity" before
thelKnights of Maccabees lodg In that
city tonight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
SALEM CYCLISTS MEET.
Glec ion of Officers Comes off Next
Wednesday Evening.

Judge H. A. Johnson, Jr., was called
to the chair; Geo. Rogers, secretary. A
constitution and bylaws was adopted.
The name "Capital City Cyclst Club, "
was adopted. The four C's will be the
insignia of the club. Messrs. Rogers,
Keller and Dearborn, were appointed
on design and adopting a club color.
A committee of three on dues ano invi
tation was appointed of Meesrs. Card,
Ashby and Craven. A committee Of
three was appointed to select cIu
headquarters. Messrs Dearborn, Den
ton and Wilson We're appointed com
mittee on this.
Quite a large number signed the con.
stitution and the club adjourned to
Wednesday next at s p. m. to elect
officers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
Two Five Thousand Mile Men TO
Start
MONDAY At z O'CLOCK SHARP.
With Procession and Speeches
for Good Roads.

Monday, April 20, from ll:3O a. M
to IL O'Clock sharp, will witness q
wheelmens' demonstration at the post
Office block, salem.
THE JOURNALS two 50O0-mile riders
will start on their long journey with
appropriate ceremonies. Four gentle
men, who are also wheelmen, have
consented to make short speeches on
cycling and good roads and follwing
will be
THE PROGRAM.
/. Call to order from dry goods box
In front of postoffice.
2. Introduction of first and oldest
wheelmen of Salem, E. NJ. Waite and
Ben Taylor.
3. The minister on wheels, Rev. A
L. Hutchinson.
4. Wheeling for the business mar
Homer B. Holland.
5. Wheeling for the professional man
by Will ]. D'Aarcy of the Salem bar.
6. Introduction of the five Thousand
mile riders.
Z, Start at IL sharp, north on Com
mercial street, at discharge of pistol by
Chief of Police Dilley. All wheelmeD
young riders and lady cyclists are in
vited to be present and assist at max
ing this good roads demonstration 4
success, aud escort the 5,OOO-mile-men
up Commercial street on their wonder
ul undertaking on wheels.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Appointed to Meet the
Government Engineers.

Committee Appointed to Meet the
Government Engineers.
A meeting Of the Salem board OF
trade was held today at the Hotel vii
lamette, with President E. M. Waite
In the chair. The object being TO ap
point a committee 10 visit Newpor;
May ii with the government en-
gineers In charge OF the improvement
OF Oregon harbOrs.
On motion Off. @. Wright the chail
was instructed 10 appoint a COMMITTEES
Of seven TO serve with him on this
occasion, making eight In all. The
following committee was announced:
Il. NJ. Waite, q, Is Gray, n Hofer, A
!. Wagner, q. stsIaer, aud j. NJ. Kyle,
u. g. Cross, J. @. Wright,
A meeting Of the board was also
called for Thursday evening, May q,
Wien all members care urged 20 be
present
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF III

This issue OF THE JOURNAL goes 10
several thousand readers who are mol
yet subscribers Examine this copy
ana toll Us what you think Of IL In 8
short letter, aud show us how 20 i'm
proVe II for the money. Fifty cents .
Hohlh by carrier every evening but
sunday by mail or at news stands
iof 20 cents o month. Leave you
order Tor mouths trial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

FoR THE RELEASE oF Mrs. TkIPP
"A writ Of habeas corpus was served
on Sheriff Knight for the release OF
Mr. Esther Trlpp from the county
jail. This Is the woman recently nj.
rested in Portland but now under $1,000
bonds 10 appear before the grand jury
rs Burglar q. E. Jones aocomplics. 4.
The case will be argued before Judge
Hubbard at 10 a. IN, Monday. w, J..
darcy appearing for ths defendant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

Jgdgins flom lhs nan,ss aud pum'
hefs on lRs program, lhe hsnsnl plRg
eeTi ~ be siYen 20 AFs. phss itisly %
lised's olsFs hpass on CAS- syrnins ~
May ., wlll bs ihs mesl plsasunsbls
event lhsi has neeulfsd in hsh in faf .
lonH llnas
Sos hispblunps drlllN sill hs sans,
iRipE uplaus IA lhs Ne, " : 90 sally,
: sla lhs sklI, dsnelas sill hs su al islls
pegiogmaaes, Aw hlsll hss slssdily
advanced ~ taplle lsFof ~ hsi plHr
sslspll lpsasss ssa liApieftd Wslhesls
~ aisnislle gssasg sad VA lhs aeua
slpn a hsg bsnshl > ogas dsa hauss
shaula hs sesoldsa bsl, 10 sbs bss ean
idbalsa ~ hsf lspls "a ihs successes VI
nlspl neassisas Va : 40 s',sl Isnsfoss
ani unssln az msnssl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
ART CLUB.

Last Tuesday evening the amateur
artists of the city held meeting at
Miss knights studio and formed a
perfect organization by electing the
following officers: Miss Lena Knight,
president; Murray Wade, secretary and
treasurer. The matter OF "naming the
child" was not coDside red, but no
doubt the organization will be christ
ened at some future date. The next
regular meeting occurs next Tuesday
evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
WHAT MAKES YOUh
BABY CRY

We WtU tell goa. 1T has
heGrd from some source
mat Wc hare m stock u fine
01Tay Of cGITidOes. NO'c
open your purse, tGh;e oct u
fer dOLLGTs G1td consult tcttH
Keller Dc Sons, 12O State st
Prices and styles that inter
est all bstyers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
THE "sILENT sTEED.n


If you are devotee of the bicycle
you can never hear too much in its
favor; and If you are just learning to
ride wheel, or are thinking abo1t
doing so, naturally you are desirJus of
knowing all you can of the experience
aud opinions Of those who have be-
come experts. Every rides a
"siient steed," or, from present indics-
tons, will before the summer Is over,
therefore everyone will be Interested In
"What Are the Benefits of Bicycllng?"
published in Demorests magazine for
May, In which such enthusiastic advo.
cstest of Cycling as DR.. Edward Payson
Fowler, DIR. A. Conan Doyle, David
Christie Murray, and DR.. Grace Peck
ham Murray give their views regarding
1t. 'ris interesting reading, and con-
veys convincing arguments in favor
of the wheel for both sexes. De-
morest's Magazine is published for
only 81 a year, by w. Jennings De.
morest, Is Il. Fourteenth street, New
York.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
SECULAR BALL.

The Silverton Secular Sunday school
will give grand May day ball and
supper at Liberal hall, Silverton, May
!. The committe are: Silverton, p.
w. Geer; Woodburn, Elmer FINER;
stayton, l.. e. Winner; Gervsis, Ben
Mitchell; Salem, .. B. Hubbard;
Brooks, M. Krebs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27


Who is said 10 be descended from u,
=. Grant stoekl, doll gsred lecture
Friday evening ~ Roed's opera house
on - nltambles Among the Ruins Of the
Eternal Cily," aided by oaleium light
Views, These we're very nne and
greatly delighted The sndienos, reveal
inS many Vt lhs wonderful paintings,
slstuAry aud temples, vatican, forum,
coliseum, ~ Peters, the palaces,
panlheon, tombs, squeauols ai d
aTohss. lils oommenls excited the ad
and treasures of lhs Catholic ohulah
beyond All others, bat a. eYefy oppoT-
innlly he dsnoupeed Catholicism aud
ths ehuroh " hlms IA unmsasaIed
tefms, wlnnins ooasldsgsols applause,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
A CYCLONE OF WEDDINGS

will strike Salem sometime in May
which will deyastate the ranks Of the
capital clty's fairest daughters. At
least four Of the society set are said to
be engaged to most estimable material
for that purpose and the dates of sev-
eral events are set but not yet to be
published. The candidates to leave the
ranks Of .bachelordom embrace profes.
sional gentlemen as well as metropoli.
tau capitalists from abroad.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
THE SOCIAL REVIEW.
Events of the Week in Shadow
Pictures.
TOLD BY che TYPES ON PAPER
A Cyclone Of Weddings to Strike
Salem Soon.
A SOCIAL PROGRAM.

One of the chief attractions 10 the SOL
ial circle for next week will undoub.-
edly be the fine program to be given
at the First Presbyterian church by
the Ladies Aid Society next Monday
evening, the 10Th inst Among other
attractions Mr.. Brown, Of Portland,
will appear. Admission 25 cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
PROFESSOR LIrrLE,s PATTY

EhOr EaooOh Ii LIE - AM
will be given next Monday evening at
the Reed. 1t will be under the aus
picss Of the Entire Nous club, who feel
indebted to the professor on account of
his labors to make the parties success
during the past winter. 1t is to be
full dress dancing party which will
probably be the last of the season.
Parsons full orchestra will be in at
tendance to furnish exquisite dance
music.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27


This venerable social Organization
WAS entertained on the occasion Of its
last fssulaf nlssliDg BY Col. aud ME-
a, I, Wagner ~ the pafloEs Of the vii.
lemelts, Drive whist foF quite elegant
aud peculiarly appropriate prizes Was
the ofisf " the evening" aud heartily
enjoyed by the following Mr aud
MIS-, q. NJ, Waits, Nj snd Ms. q. d.
Habrislson, NJ apJ Mfs, John q.
Wight Judge aBd As Wolgsdon,
Ar and Ar kugsns Bmyman, Mr.
And Mu. y q, Adams, NJ aud An
~ iioisr Nc and Me-. lobn kraasas,
NJ and hfs lsesds, !, J MuTphy, Nc
sni hns. neo. ifosn, AE snd Mn,
ilaQd Catch Mg cad Mn A, F
lioior b u Ans0a, E q, rI0ss M
sni Me- A I WasasT Tas hoaoss
ssni ~ NJ Wight snd Ma Waite,
silsf which ap slsssniiy served lupoh
zee lsflskfn " W sll ~ ihs dislns
iaaHl ~ lhs heisl AHss ths refIssh,
hisni, na olutioni ~ Fssl,sai wsfs
fssa 80 sdopb q M bosag cad nsmaTy
~ dspsf,si alsalbsF,, lhs lsis w. uas
sFepf nhsds slek 800 lhs las Afs Assy
a AeisebsA.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

Dlsn0srieuRD BUsINEss, The sa-
le'n tailoring COMPANY, formerly dolnR
business Ia the opera house block on
Court street, have decided Ia dlsoon,
tlnus business after but a fsw wesks
work. The stock of the company has
been purchased by q, ~, Lane.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

WHO'S DoIso rHE sHOEIso2 That
ls what AN old settler asked OF horse-
man the other day. "Why, II you
mean horse shoelng, It's Jack Harhlns
that does H." The old man smiled,
aud said "Oh, | might have known
that, for Jack always was the lsader
He's genui no farrler from the old
sod - Il
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

a FisH hroRg Johu a, Wight
has nlorv nsh lhan ysg eauld eslsll ln
a ssek, sal, hsulng and dried, An'
ehoYies, maeksgsl, salplop ,eod nsh sad
tongues and sannds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

A LARaR MAR AZ we'll As q small
man 10 easily Aat'sned with ouF 10 asni
ohlekep dinneT every sunday, Come
aud laks dinpef With ~ iomoTrpw
kensoFlhy a Barnett
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
A PLEASANT SURPRISE


was given at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. DuBOise, in honor Of Miss Myrtle,
being her 18th birthday. Those pres
ent were. j. Herren, Josie Munkers,
Mr.. Glover, Maud DuBoise. J. Bower
man, Fannie Bell, b Kaylor, Maria
Ruudlet, f.. Culver, Nellie Bell, II.
Hostetter, Florence Bell, U. Lehman,
Emma Picken, G. F. b. Rinehart, Es-
tella Kaylor, F. W. Allen, Myrtle Du-
Boise, q. Besfer, Jesse Gesner, R. Bow
ermaD, g. HorDer, Martha Bowerman,
f. Maulding, Mary Bowerman, G.
Jack, Anna Layman, M. Mogensen,
Erma Maulding, j. nevine. E. Miller
and b. Miller. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in music and games,
and at 1920 a delicious lunch was
served by The kind and generous hos
tess. 1t is an event long to be remem-
bered by those who were present. AT
1l:30 the guests took their departure
for their homes, after thanking their
host and hostess for their generous en-
tertainment, and bidding Miss Myrtle
many more happy birthdays to come.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

lfypu wspl "a treat yoaT filsna ~
bssl siF, a ~lll anly lsks 80 esals Coz
les efsam and eaks hiF lso, al.slonE's
ls,iasIanl,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
RIRTHnAY DINNER.

Tuesday afternoon, April 23rd, Mrs.
=. II. Jessup gave novel dinner party
In honor of her better half, DR.. S. r..
Jessup, Mrs, A. /. Wagner and Master
Jessup Strang, whose birthday each
occur on that date. The rooms were
pleasantly decorated. and the dining
table WAS especially attractive. The
room WAS darkened and on the center
Of the large table was arranged large
pyramid Of candles. The lower course
was OF red candles, including one for
each year Of the genial doctors age.
The next course was OF white wax, In
honor Of Mrs. Wagner's happy years.
Above this was q smaller course in
honor Of Master strang. A delicious
luncheon was served and y delightful
time was enjoyed by the favored guests.
Those present weTei Mr.. and Mrs. q.
l.. Ksllsf, Mr. aud Mrs. A. T.. Strong,
MI aHd Mrs. A. / Wagner, Mrs.
Henry Rogers, Mn. III. a. Thompson.
Of Portland, Miss hae Carpenter,
Albert A Jessup, M. Jessup.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

Aaapi n u lssi fssslsl mssilag "
old Fslts Whist plss
NnHhfAs nlFns fafidsnss. IA
ies slflalAi uhl1h passi iuf Veasg
sianllas, Ne eellsd llNH ~ sassl us.
~ Hthl $50 nfiahtai, 3 foNn1si
$40 1hs sssh W. " fhls glvp, ssd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

nfsAARsHslls lhs nIsl ~ lhs
ssaspa, ieha q, Nnsbl ssppllss
lhs lnalksl leasy,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
AOTHING n NEW.

becd"se zee GticdDs hare
them. The best GHd fresh
est ee0etdbtes, me speefesf
a"d J"iciest oranges. me
so"Test lemons, me Hicesf
o00hies, HHfs, TOs ana ddtes.
~ HiiieF's Odd CENT Gp1-
orFN f5O state 81.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

Ihs Rsh,gn aohaol ilsdsis all hln
nlsh sn hogE sea half N solla, lane
osnl han % lhs sudlsaes faesdsy " ~
lnH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

sinlas, tialRU iai nsYpi gans fg
ssslsAls kssp u 90 ,ppply ~ kg.
'vls lss VA hsna silll,tgl 4 ffilslssn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

HA'A haby was siek, no save her castorla.
HhsH si4s sas a o'ild, she egied Tor oastogia.
WA'A she became auas, shs chung 10 oastora.
"A'l sAs bad childIsH, sl.s gags them oastolla
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastorIa,

Gail for Warrants.
TRfAsuRERs OFFios, !
hAhlOR COURGY,
N.., STATE oF OREGOR,
holles - hereby given that / haye
suNlelshl funds on hand t0 pay All
ssIfapls prior ~ Oct lsi, 1893. fptsr'
''' ''AslhH on said warrants from date.
jar, MlRTO,
a.t... a. County Treasurer
nslsln, o. ApHl "a, 1885,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

lihs'iiaslls.li 70 gsussd ~ lsrlls ADD IA
VI. pl's,l slise leT ihs ablous ilssas.
= lhs lfYls' krHp bppF blss.d p,,ss
$50 hsslihy spa 700 slll ma 49,
lissp'iislisslii iissis hsgss ann.
Kiss. lhs bl'sa vitality snd rssns..
go lY'itt ihs = shpif hlaiy, nsatf.li...
80 seiqllt ~ lhs bl,.A sna sass.
fhsualsilsln ''''a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

Fo' . good sandsy dioasr got your
sfoesilss ~ hrsnaon's,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

Misses Laura Ruan and w. M. At
klnson, lady eYangelists OF the Friends
Society, are holding prolracted meet.
logs at the Congregational church in
this city. There IL u good attendance
and a growing Interest In the meetings
Sheridan Sun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

" g's ~snl . good sifaw bat 10 lsls
s,5's' ehssp ~ - lhs New Yort
ls-sss'' lhsl alec bsys nos liss I
"'fNH hssi MH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

a. Nod. !. l'llls sls lhs ts., sfs, ass.,
wa s''ss' . f'i''9 q, enfs bssdssl.s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27
Police Court.

nm' stanton was sent up lhis morn
lpE py Recorder Edes ior asssuli and
gN'''y committed op the pers0n of
IDhn Fa''efsop, Jr, IN Easl sslsm last
sysplDE,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

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sill @ssl N aasssl ,salsl lsyeleH a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-27

vs' l'slts's sgsa@ hsklas pewa.s
~~s'rs' 'us1ss' p'saalsss s.sls..s.