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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

within a very few years
only two OF the other
sex-Dr. Weymouth. for
merly Of Mil lilll School.
and Or. +. Stock had
achieved the distinction.
This year. however. for
the first time. a lady's
name Is added TO the
scanty roll. Miss Eliza
beth \. s. Dawes having
just been passed for the
degree by the examiners.
She had been chiefly
taught by her father. the
Rev. j. :. Dawes. -. ID.
- we,l-knOwn schoolmns-
ter at Surbiton. and not
many years since IN"
,r.gli.pf ~ ~. tgaosfa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
WRITING WITH BOTH HANDS

FrOm Inc I.ONfTOU 'ITVU's
\ curious and 80 far as We are aware. hitherto
unpublished fact about the eX-Premier is narrated
by MIR l.ancelot Strong In the current number OF
the Woman at Home In the course OF vivid
description of Mr. tiladstonc's manner OF conduct
ing his CORRESPONDENCE In the House he says:
"IIe would take the botter and begin TO write.
often with an indins pen IN one hand and cor
receive pencil I'm the other" We reminded OF
a recently published satircal cartoon in which
Mascagnl IL represented as husily composing
operas with both hands and both feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
4 LEARNED LADY,.
MISS ELrzAi ETH A s. DAWES.

MISS Ei.IZAi ETH 4 s. DAWES.
From Tho London Queen.
The champions Of academic chivalry who. after
the long and weary struggle. succeeded IN winning
for the ladies' the right OF equality in the examina-
lions for the London University degrees have had
their contentious more than justified by the result.
I'D to the present there has been female Doctor
OF Literature; but that IL no great wonder. for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
/ TRIrMPH or REALISM.

NO." admitted Mr.. Barnes former from the
standpoint OF the immorta, bard of Avon perhaps
our play OF 'New-York by Daylight might not rank
the highest. But the box-ofiice all right. our
bargain counter scene. with real bargains and a
gangway for the women to come upon the stage
Just jammed the matinees out OF sight" -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

the windows. planted with growing bulbs to complete
the picture.
And II my lady wish she purchase the
most picturesque little blue Delft watering pot with
silver spout to water her plants with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

Have you a pony?" asked little boy OF n
young scion OF our plutocracy.
have twelve" the overwhelming answer.
How many have your
Mine is a bicycle" answered No. !, contentedly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

one OF the latcs; fashionable fancies is the Dutch
bedroom. furnished with u set of old Holland mar
quetfy. The snowiest bed-coverings and window
curtains must be used in the All the fittings
possible In the OF Delft china. Even the
MIRROR frame Of the toilet table with It's snowy
'rTrpPeries. Is made Of this quaint old pottery.
rtneIe are Delft candeabras and quaint little
s,smisn writing-desk with blue Delft nkstand
Sae writing,set. There are blue Delft jardneres in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

wen. what have you been doing with yourself?'
asked compatrIot OF newly arrived Englishman
trying unsuccessfully 10 get out OF the way Of
american heaters. elevators and ice-water tanks.
was The peevish
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
e c. Herren has returned from

L G. Herren has returned from
Portland.
architect w. G. Kinghton is home
from a trip M the valley.
f. y Matthieu, Of Butteville, was a
Si'em visitor today.
Hon. G p. Terrell of Mehama, was
u Si'em visitor today.
f. w SeltIemier came up from
Woodburn this morning.
Atterney.General Idleman returned
10 Portland this morning.
r. A. Crossan returned yesterday
from Trip up the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Jones returned
from Portland yesterday.
II. J. Singleton returned to Portland
on the early train this morning.
Sheriff ID. A. Osburn, of Benton
c)unty, was In Salem yesterday.
Scott Bozorth and Hans Black have
returned from hunting trip near LID-
coin.
Mr.. Nodstanke Of South Salem, left
this morning for Berlin Germany, on
a visit.
DIR. Orville Yer2ain Of st. Helens, is
the guest of his cousin, DR.. w. b.
Morse.
State Land agent Davenport has
returned from trip through the San.
tiam country.
Contractor Hanild is 10 Rnseburg
assisting In the finishing Of q fine
dwelling in that city.
President q. H. Chapman returned
TO Eugene last night 30 as to be able to
teach his classes today.
A. w. GIesy, manager of the State
Insurance Co., left this morning for
Seattle and other points on the road.
w. N. Savage and son and daughter,
Bertha and oliver, are In Portland
friends and taking in the
exposition.
state Treasurer Metschan is home
from Lakeview. While there he
assisted as a grand officer In dedlcatIng
= new Masonic hall.
d. f. ShermaH of Portland, and
brother-in-law, J. III. Paddock, score
tory Of the Illinois state senate, were
Salem visltors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cook, Of Inde-
were In Salem today and
ook the 2;20 local for Portland where
hey will spend several days visiting
he exposition.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
Died.

RErHERFORD-At the home in
south salem, Tuesday evening, Oe-
tober 20, 1895, OF brain trouble, Eliz-
abeih M. wife Of II. @. RsIheIfOrd,
aged 80 years.
Deceased was born In Washington
county, Peunsylvania In 1859, and
resided in Illinois from 1861, where she
was married to T.. @. RetheIford In
1882, until coming to Oregon in 1889.
The family has lived in and near
Salem since that time, aud deceased
acquired a circle Of warm friends. A
husband and six children, all boys, are
left TO mourn the death of true wife
and loving mother. The oldest boy Is
IL years OF age aud the infant only five
days old. The funeral will occur
Thursday AT $50 O'Clock from the home,
aud burial will take place In Odd Pei
lows cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
HoW,R Thlal

We offer One Hundred Dollars Rew,5g
any case Of Catarrh that cannot he eu,si \
Halls Catauh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & co. Props, Tolsdo B
We the undersigned, have known + /
Cheney for the last IS years, and b,lus,
him perfectly honorable in all business n,'
actions and financially able to carry ouI n,
obligations made by their firm,
West x Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Told.
o., Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wbolesb
Druggists, Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inisn,H,
acting directly upon the blood and mu,O"
surfaces Of the system. Price, 7Sc. per bo,t,
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
wILLAMBFrR UNIVERSITY.
Social and Personal Happenings OF
the Past Week.

Saturday evening the PhilodOrian
and Phllodoslan societies held an open
meeting ct the University. A short
but interest.oR aud entertaining lit
erary and musical program was given,
in which Professors Heritage and
Winkler Of the college Of music, par.
ticipated much to the Enjoyment of the
students aud their invited friends. AT
the conclusion of the program a
sociable was enjoyed 10y the students
and II was not until late hour that
the party dlssuaded for their homes.
FfauK r. Blown, physical director of
the gymnasium, was in Amity Sunday
where he delivered an address on the
Chattanooga convention which he
attended while In the east during the
summer
Any member OF the school now has
free access to the gymnasium. For
merly 1t was necessary TO be member
Of the y. NJ. e. A. to secure the benefit
OF our well equipped gym.
Rev. 6. w. Grsnnis conducted
chapel exercises Monday morning.
Miss Addie Davenport and MIS-
Whiteman Of Buena Vista, were
chapel visitors Monday morning.
Miss Josephine Culver. Misses Maud
and Zula HUT and Ernest Wilson
attended chapel Tuesday morning.
Miss Culver attended the university
last year, and will go to Portland this
afternoon where she will board the
Shasta Limited tonight for San Fran
ciscn, to make her future home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
NeWS1etS!
Thibet furedsing. Thepopu-
lar trimming now on haud.

FIRST COUNTER.
Full line of our celebra ed
$3.50 to $5 Mackintoshes now
On hand. Better o1es if you
want them. The values are so
much better than you expect.
50 ones are double exture.
Another los Of the celebrated
W.C.C. corsets. Black satine,
6 hook, extra long waist, so
cents. If you want them, don't
delay.
The knitting silk at 15c, 2
for 25c, goes fast. Get it soon
if you want it.
Showing now beautiful line
Office wool squares, CSC to 81.
On display in our wrap depart
ment.
IUE WOOL IN BALLS If you WANT 1T.
The soc Boucles in our
dress goods department draw
trade. Seen tn m?
How about that serge skirt
you want to make. Noticed our
blue and black coatmgs and
storm serges?
Another lot of Misses Jack
cts now in. Low priced. For
that's what sells. How they
do SELL
T HOLVERS0N & co.
PHONE "a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
Opinions by the Attorney General

Attorney General Idleman yester-
day rendered an official opinion on the
question as TO whether or not the costs
incurred by the prosecution of offenders
against the late game law should lie
borne by the county or state, constru.
ing the language, "One half of all
money paid intoLhe county treasury
over and above the amount necessaIy v
to reimburse the county for an expen e
paid out Of the treasury" etc. The
opinion cities section 1861, Hill's code.
which provides that costs aud disburse O.
menis IN criminal actions are paid by
the county In which the action is
brought, aud holds that section 3s, Of
the game law clearly recognizes the
same rule for the protection of game,
fish and wild fowl ana to provide for
the appointment Of fish and gam
warden, and that the repeating clause
does not Include section 1881, and,
therefore, concludes that costs must be
paid by the county IN which the action
was Instituted, and not by the state.
The attor ey-general has advised
Fish Commissioner Mcclure that,
until anulled by rome tribunal having
Jurisdiction, this section of the new law
in force. This will materially effect cold
storage firms, as that section makes IL
unlawful To have In possession, dead or
live birds, FISH or fowls, out OF season
Attorney General Idleman has also
given II az his opinlon that the failure
of the last legislature to provide by
speoial enactment for tho publication
and submission to the people Of the
constitutional amendments adopted by
the two last legislatures does not in
terfere with their proper publication
now and submission to vote.
He says the secretary OF state has a
perfect right TO 60 ahead and publish
the amendments, using for that pur-
pose the state funds appropriated for
and that the amendments
can be voted upon with the same vail.
dity as though the legislature had
taken these clerical steps.
Relative to the matter of issuing
for the amount of LAND pay
ments as soon as quitcaim deeds are
made to the state. Attorney General
is of opinion that Mr.. Kincaid |
pas no alternative; that he must issue
he warrants upon presentation Of
he deeds, but he must issue them
ipon the funds into which the money
vas paid, and that IL is not for him TO
consider whether there Is money now
n those funds or not, or whether or
lot the warrants will draw interest.
Nhe law is simply mandatory, and
must be obeyed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
TURN OUT THE LIGHT.
Enormous Bills Run by sherifs for
Fees

Enormous Bills Run by sherifs for
Fees.
The bill of Sheriff Combs, of Grant
county, for bringing prisoners is dle
puted as too expensive. The seven
prisoners and the one boy committed
to the reform school that he and two
deputies entertained the Multnop.sb
county jailer with Sunday were landed
In their intended destinations Sunday
night. The bill has been presented to
the state and paid. The secretary OF
state will not allow the bill to be pub
lished. 1t was not less than 5000. and
probably exceeded $1,000. The services
of one sheriff and two deputies In
bringing prisoners from Grant county
to Salem could not, according TO the
per diem allowed by law, amount to
such sum. Sheriff Combs remarked,
rs he folded his warrant aud left the
secretsry's Office, that he had enough
to last until he returned with more
prisoners. Mr.. Combs charge Is a sub
iect for Investigations and IL is to be
h 'ptd the secretary Of state will throw
IN the light.
There is no publicity Of the bills
Hlowed for these services aud that
mere raids conducted on the state
reasury 10y these county officials no
ne doubts. There should be as COM
lete daily publicity Of these claims as
those paid by the counties for fee
ud services.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs

Issued today: w. Y. Richardson to
Miss NJ. L, Kress, q. r. Thomas, wit
ness, both Of Salem.
Il. J. Chambers 20 Malinda Jenny,
A. T. VAIN, witness.
EIhelbert ]. Miller to Ella Smith,
w. ]. Culver, witness.
Issued Tuesday: Jos. H. Albert to
Jessie Dalrymple. J. q. Griffith, wit
ness, both Of Salem.
Geo. Van Buren, jefferson, TO Miss
Nellie Cornelius, Marion, A. II. Cor
nelins, witness.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
Married

KRESS-RICHARDSoN
home Of the bride in E.s, az lh
"wednesday, October 30 jaos oS'.a
O'Clock pm. Miss Maude T. ~, ~ !
w. \: Richardson, Rev. CIV. s,..
mis- officiating. We u'AA'
The welded couple left on th. an.
noon train for q visit to Portland '.' y,
Ialouse City, Wash. They wifi % J.
housekeeping on Court stree, - ".' =
their return to Salem in a few VA s'
SMITH-MI LLER.-Tuesdav n.
ber 80. lSS5,at tue home of lhs b,S', Vsl,.
parents In Fruitland. M,ss S'vsi S',
Smi h to Ethelbert ]. Miller H. ~ =
B. Fisher officiating. ~" :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
AT THE COURT HOUSE.
The Days Proceedings in the De
partments.

The Days Proceedings In the De
partments.
County Judge Hubbard is out on
another bridge inspecting tours. To
day be is alta place about four miles
east Of Salem where two small struc-
lures are In need of repairs for the
winter travel. They are situated on
the county road between the Il. d.
Hubbard place and that Of John Her
rem.
County School Superintendent j. s.
Graham gives notice that the fourth
quarterly teachers examination Tor
Marion county will be held ut the
court house November l3.
In the Marion county probate court
n incy ]. Chlders, guardian Of Ida
May Childers, a daughter of M. Il.
ChIders, deceased, was allowed the
sum Of SIS per month from May s last
during the continuance Of the minority
of said minor to be devoted to the pay
ment of her board and lodging and care
by the guardian.
County Clerk Ehlen is not taking
any part 10 the fight on Assessor Co6ey.
II rays the records of his Office are
open and public property for anyone
to exs mine, and he will not dlscrimi-
nate for or against anyone.
ASSESSMENT DELAYED.
The statement that the assessment
will not be completed before Novem-
ber /, calls attention to the fact that
the law requires the assessment to be
done by September /. The delay in
making up the rolls is said to have cost
the county considerable ia interest on
warrants and extra help needed In the
clerks Office to copy the rolls for 1894.
The delay caused the clerk to pay out
Of his own pocket about $l85 for copy
ing the rolls. This delay is not 80 bad
this year as the rolls will be ready a
month earlier than In the year 1894.
The tax rolls for 1894 were not ready
for objection until nine days after they
were delinquent and the state charg-
ius interest on taxes due from tue
county. The states interest bill war
8 2S2!. In 1898 the interest for de
lay d ks was $5l3.59. Under tn,
law the DO '4s cannot be got ready be
tween the time Of the session Of tn,
state boud AID the time for making
the schoo levy.
TRANsFtRs RECORDED.
ID. Boyer to ID. Eddy; 2 acresS 40
Il. and a. Eckerln 10 j. Hei-
decker; " IL q blk 20, SALEM o6u
|. O. and l. 5uttop A. Il.
Watson; 1t 6 blk 2, Pfe,nall "
Smiths add Salem------- l25I
W. III. and NJ. Scott 10 /. Town.
send; II blk l3, Depot add to
Salem 1886
J. Fl. aud NJ. A. Porter toJ. j,
Barnes; 43 acres q ,rlw--- 400
j. n. aud = Il. Tyler t. J. ID.
and B. Kennedy; so acres "A
s.r2w;z---------------,---- 8. $500
A. G,and N. j. Lssieur To Eliza.
beth Mckay lot 5. block |,
To1zs's III to Woodhurn---- Isl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

There are 177755 nil II Of r.l,,0.,,
the United States. O'u y
There are 66,S35, $50 rails usea !.
cover this ground. 'u "
There are 538, ,265, 900 ties used 10 bI,.
the'e rails together, but no sa%
amo mt, however, Is reqdired loG,S
the hearts OF the travelling public II ,,'
fact that the Wisconsin CentmI n.
furnish superior facilities on ali lbs,
trains between st. Paul aud Cbe@
which form close connections win n
lines 10 the east aud south. Wv"
Make q note Of II.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
LIVING WHIST.
Living, dancing whit, as conduct
A XEnnINa.

The marriage OF James Chambers, sr.
q Red Hill farmer, to Mrs Maliada
Jenny, of Turner, was solemnizsd at
II O'Clock today, ia the pArlors Of
Kenworthy & Barnette, Judge Edes
officiating In an impressive manner.
Several friends Of the bride aud groom
were present Ms witnesses. Consider
able trepidation was caused the ''young
people" by an error in the marriage
license that substituted the witness for
the groom, and the ceremonies were
interrupted until the clerical error was
corrected.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

Steamer Gray Eagle will leave
Portland for Salem Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays at a.
IN aud leaves Salem fr Portland
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days, at q a. m. Quick time, regu-
lar service aud cheap rates. Agent .
Nj. p. Baldwin at Salem dock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

today.
Mrs. Henry Myers went to Portland
this afternoon.
Miss Grace Dlnsmocf returned yea.
terdsy from Portland.
Miss Edith Farrar has returned from
q visit with Portland friends.
Misses Genevieve and Ethel Hughes
returned from Portland today.
Miss Mabel James leayes tonight for
a months visit I'm San Francisco.
The ladies Of the X. of p. rendered
the gentlemen members q pleasant re-
ception Tuesday sight
The Artistic Trio at the opera house
tonight. Don't fail to hear these yonng
ladies.
Mrs. q. ID. Gabrielson and Miss
Amelia Metschan went to Portland
this afternoon.
Miss Pauline Looney, of Jefferson,
arrived in the city this afternoon for n
visit with relatiues.
A. w. Giesy, assistant secretary Of
the State Insurance Co., lett today for
Portland and poinIs on the Sound.
Large audiences are hearing the
gospel at the Christian church every
evening. Baptismal services tonight.
Miss Clark who has been visiting her
mo her residing at the corner of
Chemekets aud Fourteenth streets
returned to her home at Portland this
morning.
DIR. b. M. Caples. cousin of DIR. w.
b. Morse, of this city, returned 10 his
nome iu Wawotasa, Wis. today
after few days spent with relatives
here.
Miss Josephine Culver and mother
went to Portland this afternoon, where
they will take the limited for san
Francisco, which city will be their
future home.
Three young ladies, q whistler, harp.
let and reader, give the first entertain
ment In the Y. M. q. A. popular course
at the opera house tonight. Admission
so ceuts. Reserved. seats for the course
on sale at Patton Bros.
The Over-the-Tea-C Cups CLUB, which
met at the residence of Mrs. II. II.
Thompson, Monday afternoon, re-
organized for the winter season, elect.
Ing the following ofdesrsi Mlss Mae
Boise, president; Miss Leila Waters,
vice president; aud Mrs. H.H. Thomp-
son secretary. The next meeting will
90 held at the home Of Miss Boise on
Monday afternoon. November IL. The
club will take up the study OF Nath-
aniel Hawthorne aud his works.
George Van Buren and Miss Nellie
Cornelius, Residents Of Jefferson and
Marion, respectively, were Joined In
matrimony Tuesday afternoon In the
parlors Of the Cook hotel by w. G,
Hubbard, county judge. Those wit
Messing the ceremony were numbered
by two only--Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Cornelius, parents OF the bride, the /
former being an ex-assessor Of Marion
c'uIty. The groom is a young farmer
and enjoys the esteem Of all who know
HIM.
DON'T fail to hear the Artistic Trio, of
Chicago, at the opera house this even
ing. The company consists of three
{ 'lented young ladies who have won a
great reputation ia the east for their
artistic work. Admission so cents.
LIVING WHIST.
Living, dancing whit, as conducted
by Miss Harnette Harris. OF Cincinnati,
will be put on at the opera house for
Thanksgiving by the ladies of Unity
church. This is new thing at Salem
aud will attract considerable interest.
About fifty Salemites will participate
10 Costumes. IL will be q grand affair,
md the ladies Of Unity church are
loted for their Thanksgiving enter
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

People Of quality require
good quality in their meals above all
other merits, and that's why 30 many
patronlze Kenworthy q BArnett's
lunch counter aud restaurant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
Rheumatism

Is a symptom Of disease OF the kIS
neys. IL will certainly I've relieved b
Parks Sue Cure. That hesdaels
osckache aud tired feeling come irua
the same cause. Ask for Parksi Sun
Cure for the liver and Kidneys pfa|
lou. sold bv Lunn II Brooss. lais
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

SUPREME CoURT.-The case OF North
Pacific LumberIHg Co. We. M. Lang a
Co. aud John MAtthIeson. @. o. Berg
man and John Linkman appellants.
Appealed from MultnOmah. Argued
and submitted today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
PERSONALS.

General John +. Miller is In the city.
John Irvine Of Mehama, Is in the
city.
q. w. Hubbard was at jefferson
tooay.
Mss Lena Sanford has gone to
Wilbur.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
Humor Yields to Hoods

Ihe members of our family have de.
rived much benefit from the use of
Hond's Sarsaparilla. My father was
troubled with humor, hat it readily
YIELDED 70 Hoods Sarsaparilla.U Mrs
L. M White, Salem, Ore.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
Always the Rast .

Toilet, bath or laundry want first
class soap always. Ask for the Salem
make and you are sure to get 1t, and
assist home enterprise at the same
time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was n Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, sbe gave them CAstoriA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

WTANTED.--CigA Salesman. Good salary
w and expenses. Biggest lnOucemets
Reply wi. h stamp. MeinhaFdt a Co. Uh cago.
lO-S93ls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

VI. B." butter is always the same
Branson & Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

az. B." butter is unsqualed.-Bran.
son 4 Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
How TO nAM MAKE Fortune
si,VVo o,,s ior every $40 invested can be maoa ~
'ui hs" systematic Plan Of specuIaii"Sn oy

,,', oVV ana more ade daily On small ,..
Chtss "S many persons who live away ~ 'ySss fron
isinsi mei6ods 70 i2SssS,lgSte our new ana or.
!. Pnl1s references furni he'd onr PTsn ana
aver WI ,sh aud Hints" how 10 MAJ poosiet Soost
ana other oh She wrong side of OF the asrFe,
SlLA Oh~ A 30, Rtnkers a,d A q; t..
"psn boaia Of 4 rsde hldg. chicaso IN
lVSoSm d6W A"'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

IL. B." but er is always the best
Branson u Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
LETTER LI3T.

The following are the letters remain
ing In the postoffice uncalled Tor Oct,.
her 30, 1895. When ca ling for theu
please say they were advertised.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
REMOVAL

Umbrella man. formerly at ls7 oihay1,eg
ST., has removed 70 lS0 bta,e s., al hs
building. where he will be glad e. - LA n
old customers, also now ones. UnD4as al 0
paired, recovered aud new ones .inAoel eleisln
der.
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