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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

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You e3n invest any sum
from so TO $500, 900.
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private when desired
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Yours for profits,
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SALEM OREGON
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
Spring
M edicine

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
FOR SALE

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

gsns- Chsffh ~ AikAss pssrissi.
= 80 kassa - nsnls e.saiy - ihs
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
$500 REWARD OFFERED

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
NOTES IT EAMzz2

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sB,psf asa zrzrs 5ss Irzss- sEis ss-sasf
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.inr b ~ saaT szsns~ asst las sssssan
SIR ne Izss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
E LNTLN0NOPUY
Strictly Cash Mark

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

zunsss $40 Es-f 1E N.saa.na rsssu5T-
u.alIy usr asr s=zfI ~ am~ i-Hn =
v-r sIts4u.. s-uu waiGa sis sagss r=ssp-
ss--1. Esr funeral Ea= aEzEsiT Eras1sisssi
and asr sarsfn Em fueraiIT snusEssi
win f,Iw=z
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skzgran ant a nsEI ~ ne 1azua -
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saeg aara suiI gff -leir snars E1a
vzss IN aauus ~ ne usIur sau sul-
i've IA guzs 1anGI1afn EAasr, meg Ezs
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limp nos NJ anas - IsE ssEns 1sssii
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suus t.sE-
n EHssrs. EsrnHF Erz 1n1ssf iIC -
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ssafsaru. Wv ne zausieE Ina assa
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

Que ns1ag s4s seasr tag We sasss'sss
FzaE L PsaAsfs saasss a-ar As11ss-
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wswasss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
Purifies
The Blood

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z-siss Fy-r-I1.x zI1.1fsIEIa EZIs1 Z -s-gVss --RE
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

Oas - tAa vasss tfsits - 80 ksAsas
Fup.A@n 80 peiaisa 81 ti.sif sse
isa.iilss isis ths seaa.. saa sssas 80
s4sn whs esa 49, ths hasa oa1s
$3.50 sass ~ Sass. - ps~~ss1ioa 10
a. g.s1s sssytas. Tnsa hsipsa - hil
fhs sasty
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

-uusss. $40 Essf o. Nlssta-ua rszsusiT p
-.alIT suar aar sszF1 ~ aiaw 1-Hn =
s-r siissus aSum w1iGii sis asssr r=sHT-
a-sf. Esr sInsE-sf vs= aIzI.iF EeasuEfsssf
and asr safsin E~ iusraiIg snussssi
w-rn dtrwsz
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

rs~a . na ~ ~ SIR sHg EHrz1'EIEs
uuo. ne Su=@ur g'lnIIs ..asai sgss's'u
~ 1zusul. Tss A-vs 49, . sHsIf-Si'''''-
,rr a-au.vaus sazs q asass Piiiis-
s.auain sspFss o. maits 1sa~f or 1Aai b.
s.w p--sus g.arz ws ssf . sosoe n1Vsr-
5ur.usssug waa 1s.f aar sus naaia IA
,..v una.lru. Huh ziar saz - aHil'f AZ
a rs~x aur-su.Busrzsy gsra siE bggru1r.-
.ss,ua Essf zaasifasrT sua airuaeir Er
ne 1.a.t an a. . Enf Il 5niirsszi
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sharrs - 11HarHasns Iu5t.T s'-ns@
s.u.-f ~ ssfiuzGau- In lc1sr masIts
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sifsauH srsd tss Espr sn ls-nT AZ SRA
s.~n. Euf ssncs-sssars risf..r 1is suHcsli
ssd suiir 1c sssE sas saAas iasf iflIt1nrI
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ussuc - aia ssIg-
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a ss,assssufsss ant salIsrss r1as sfiHrEs
anr.au sAa1 n EsF se4cs n EAss EuisSn
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aIr w1c.c sszslsas Bzn saaEsss Ess
ana sasus naa EsEissg aust rts sIi1--
Irzs shaast 90 fssnaaif ~ sppaiHsnsus
is ans &c ne sr.azs GniEszasTs Enst rass
spynt1emsns AZ 1ds aAasd ~ si1lAarulasl
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ass i,-zsaacIrz- 70 ne srsfIs 81
@ssaEsr Hnrsz as rsfpses1 AsI,f az
sriassf e L 2,arxdsF - NErslu
aDEztg- Nasn AtEiesy sIn1s1 1ss
ssu.n ssuGrIl sts snuzEniE1as - sg1ssr
VIZ Ia 1asf q aersassss frssz sErss -
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
Chronic Nervousness
C~uia N0s Sleep. NeryoSS
lieadAchcx.

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Fsssf hs.stafEi AsFrl1s - t1s yslsi
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sep4gh ia itt ErAaas 10 A.aa
Saved ny Life.
90 ! ~ alnrat FFsa 3, hcts -
aFaf tafn4 NNI k9a4M 80 A
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sta NFFfds.s EsGtsr 49, 80 EI.4 trift
1srt0Fs "a Fa.H. satl ! .asl Is.lf
NefttNf fssFt tfl.g,
$50 n 400 - A.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22


1ass Esasf gssssna at aesieys FlSni1n
Flrst wi nsaas aasst 4Ets u Ess
sasn sanEa@sszy spsr aIs siaasn 81 ~
ssiEn1asg sarunzls~aiu ~ tE-EE 1Assir -.
E-szml EEaggsafAg has als sraas
lhrasy aus fisg A14arI@g -sss'i's'ssi
Ea.sanr1 sAsns Ia Easn Flrf via -asrs-
Eases ausss F1Gzw assYszs EasEr
etag zass a siE sse- 1s saazI - as.A
snanr ms -aaEi-.A.f ssuaznfasiSu-. F,lr1
nsarf afnn zArpsgsf Eat si1s1 a7li,sri7
eIs-aasf Is 1Hrunsr ~ aTDrssue saEEs
1.assasnas iEsE glt,s sspsr.s - sas Enln1lE
aaMnfs asussnEnuA. TIE ssss n. gsa
eiisuz 80 s2ssa Srasne HIsII a z1iz1E-s q
ssilrzsz saif ews. ssufI'all sad sHu-
aIsEA.r sgiaiauH zaHlG x bsps1saS Esau
rsss1ry a. asr1neR1sas q EaI aaaSs
waleh slts he EaI sAzs. FR-f 10 .
a1xssr eustaElrIstaauass - sliss sr1srlesr.sa
"a Eaa.s 1ulea4rzs sast a.grass VIA glxszs
E.nrf rAa1 Ehe ssussiazsr4 nat - ,s~sF
% sre@aa lass sffis.s ~ azlFuass ssuzsEis-
sissasr snt ss,ns - sssEs sas szaE 80 IL
IE E.Es sa@S& a.s s~z1 EsEy 1sEas siass
san.seraenau &C sHuuazoE- -.aEz ~ aas
ysmzN IS Aas sssz rss al ysG t11 -
spfo& sf e.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

A RxS1sIse4z Uhs eAze sfsG E4E-
sAM 40 s4s Esys igek q sk1sgs sh&rs
says iA@ E~yGAahsAa sssg'alAfzrs ~
saFsA~1 sanzs tklsp 1et vssy ssaz5l3-
zszs4sy " sks FsyG1ss rDFsrzE@Gs
tAA< k@s osGza& tAs Ssss soc ysara
Tas Fss. ss@~s tlNysio zers saAa ihs
Esg9aG<a1a ss.r 80 Ia Kay zoe ysass
s1s ~ talEsy. Ts@J ts111 a EA-ASSro-
p<aaEsaz q s@ly F7las s..asg - R.ssA-
E..aaa. Aa@s toe ys~rs q Pgs1lhsza
~ E<p9elasa1s eAaExas task " tAsfi
Ssz paTsy - a .s1 v,s@s.
II aa-a SO p~oyAs Nss - rrs1ses
fErzztsfs 10 ras sesis in&Giisslses 49,
s&a s@~a assFa~1 90 - lhs Pss4lasas
isslSa,ae sasVses. ts-sfinE aas sEsss-
h-s st.saA. TAsy psas@ely tas-us~
lhst l1sy wosss a. ees - pssws sila
2saas 80 aezhinx s1A 4at "a ws1i -
i~ass wl1sasl ssm=z assFlsFsaas tass1
a 1850 s3aaisiatfsEiFs sAs4ty I O.
60 ysSsa - ihs ssAst vssh - ihsas
satsmsats
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

Iss FssaiAsas haze l-@z sstaus1sLS
ia tass sis@ - @.s4 thsy hass sAsslse -
Essssaess ia vsgksss stsles Thsg
hsss bssFsa sos@i a. "a AS ~ tsis
- $3.50 syss 80 BE- etsas. rsesaysf
vss lhs saasiasf u.Aa sM-eeg thsa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
DR.. Miles Neryine
Cures.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
THROUGH TICKETS

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Al. Al---gs "a - eEeA.,s1 a. Aywszz rLas
--Z ". W sGEEER, AEzE- san
AF. Es0s5 KzA AEaz- g. r. a. PkaE y.
= KOEELEz MkzA-zsr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22
FUY SALE UR TRAUt.
DRES SHAKING

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-22

Qua ~ shs ,cssssss1 sxAz< ever sEs
Ia my SO Sks sasfy iss seAeg aassaEaE
Ia GlasAfa tasE FAs ana Ens shaaasx
rAssa,xA arg Aalzz ssss, EEs gaisss@,-
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-07-31
INNOCENT REMARKS.

In certain palatial home ON the
North Side fearful thing happened
one Afternoon last week. In the draw
ing a young lady sat entertaining
young gentleman whom she partiou-
ularly admired She wished to make
a very good impression and was careful
to use only the purest English, for he
is college graduate. Imagine her
horror when in one of those dead
silences which occasionally creep into
even the brightest conversations. her
mothers voice rang out from behind
the plush portieres, where she was en-
PERTAINING caller:
"Well. hardly know what to do
about it." she said; ''its legs are SO
thin and it hash any drawers.
The panic-stricken young lady never
waited to hear what the lady caller
said, but rushed blindly into CONVEX.
sation.
Both young people were to en-
barrassed to enjoy further conversation,
and as soon as the young man left the
girl rushed sobbing to her mother
"Oh, mother" she wept. How
could you be so coarse, and he heard
every word What will he think Of
us?''
1t was the mothers turn to look
amazed.
"Why, my dear" she said, 81 am
sure I don't know what you mean.
was only telling Mrs. R. about that
old writing desk in my room that
wanted to sell because its legs are so
thin and there are no drawers to keep
any papers in.
But her daughter had tainted. In
dianapolis Sentinel.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-07-31
SKUNK OIL.

An Iowa correspondent of an e1'
change gives the following information
concerning the origin of skunk OIL
"As live in district where the skunk
is only too we'll known, perhaps ! may
be able to answer your correspondent
question about the origin of skunk OH
commonly sold in the drug stores
around us as remedy for rheumatism
Skunks lie in their holes during fhs
winter, never appearing above grouho'
excepting on very fine days. be1ore
retiring underground, they become
we'll loaded with fat. When killed py
drowning them. by filing up tneii
holes with water, they are dug ou'
without producing any offensive odoi.
The stink bag is removed. the SKIN
is secured, and then the fat Is taken
out and treated just as the fat OF tne
hog is treated in making lard. Ine
preparation of skunk oil is a profitable
Industry during the winter months
A German family living at Esterviile'
in Iowa, twenty miles from my resi-
dence, do considerable business in IVA
preparation every year.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-07-31
BOARDED BY A WINE CASK

City Physician Wheeler has two h..
ties of claret of uncertain age and s+;1,
more uncertain flavor. which he do.
lights in offering to his friends, not be1
cause of the fine quality of the wino
but because it gives him a cbance -
tell again a story of the sea that 10 a
little out of the ordinary. saws the
Morning Oregonian. The claret is NM
in lime bottles, such as may be found
aboard any long-voyage vessel, and
while its most pronounced flavor is a
cross between lime-juice and salt
water, there is still "smack" in il
that reminds one that it must have
been at one time prime stuff" DR.
Wheeler was presented with the bot.
ties by Capt Dexter of the British
ship Samaritan. which recently left
this port in cargo for Liverpool, and
the captain told the following story of
how he came by them:
.''In the fall of '93 we were bound
from Liverpool to Shanghai in ballast
and were nearing the Horn when a
big storm overlook us. We hove To
and drifted about 900 miles off shore
The storm was one of the worst have
ever experienced in twenty years of
seafaring life, and one dark night
when big seas were breaking over MS a
big, burly fellow from the forecastle
came aft, knife in hand, and walked
directly up to me. l thought for a
minute that mutiny was aboard. and
drawing my revolver, ordered him to
stand back. But soon saw that he
was terribly frightened. and, with
chattering teeth, he told me that a
frightful-looking object was f1oundering
about amidships.
81 went with him to see it, and.
sure enough, whenever a wave struck
us huge black body glowing in the
phosphorescent blaze of the tropics
could be seen foundering about on
deck. I soon ascertained that it was
lifeless. and then proceeded to investi-
gate. 1t proved to be nothing but a
huge wine cask, every stave Of which
was incrusted with barnacles, and it
had probably been left ON deck by a
receding wave. Visions of dead bodies
buried at sea in casks doomed up be-
fore me as I dashed the trophy to the
rigging to await daylight before in
vestigating.
When the storm cleared away l
tapped the oask, and by means of a
long iron rod ascertained that there
was nothing but liquor in it. l drew
off some of the stuff and tried it on
two Portuguese sailors aboard. They
pronounced it prime, so we all took a
taste. After that 1 drew off all the
wine and stored it in these lime bot.
ties, the only thing mad handy. The
cask placed in the British museum
at Shanghai, for it was real curiosity.
The chances are that cask of claret was
thrown overheard from some wreck,
and it must have f1oated about in mid
ocean for three or four years at least
before it came aboard of us. Barna-
cles do not form on floating wood in
less time than that and the cask was
so covered with them that not a bit of
the wood was visible"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-07-31
A MURDERER'S HOODOO BAG.

A case out of the ordinary by reason
of the superstitious element in it has
been closed recently by the death of
the principal character in the peniten-
tiary at Frankfort. where he had begun
to serve life sentence for murder, says
the Winchester tKy.) correspondent of
the New York Sun. A year or more
ago negro named Andrew Bell killed
another negro with so little provocation
that he was convicted and sent to the
penitentiary for life. On the trial
Bells defense was that he was not
accountable, as he was under the
influence of "hoodoo bag This
bag he had bought from doctor" as
a charm for good After it came into
his possession. he said. his disposition
changed, and his mind was filled with
murderous thoughts at all times finally
eliminating in the murder of a negro
against whom he had had no previous
ill-will. AS stated, he was convicted
but an appeal was granted on the
strength of his claims for the part the
hodoo bag had taken in the crime.
All this time Bell had chung tena-
ciously to the bag, under no circum-
stances permitting himself to be parted
from it, and it was with him in the
penitentiary. His attorneys went
there for it, Bell begged them not to
take it from him, because he would
die if they did. They told him it was
necessary that the bag should be sent
with the papers in the case to the clerk
of the Court of Appeals if he hoped to
win his case on appeal. Finally he
consented to give it up and the hoodoo
bag was turned over to the clerk. Bell
at that time was in excellent health,
and had always been burly man.
AS soon as the bag was gone he began
to pine away, and lhe died within ten
days.
The hoodoo bag is still in the hands
of the clerk. but nobody wants to
handle it except with tongs, and a
negro cannot be persuaded to 60 near
it. 1t is little red bag, and is said to
contain such gIewsome and shivery
and weird and uncanny things as hair
from graveyard rabbit, hair from
cat that died in a fit, wool from
dead negro's head mingled with strange
herbs gathered in the woods at mid
night and crushed to powder ON tomb
stone.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-07-31
A FAT TAKE.

He was tramp printer, and behind
the bar he espied former fellow-typc
dealing out the ardent. Both shool
hands and warmly greeted each other.
Have take, old pard?" asked the
bartender.
"You bet," was the reply. "About
three sticks Of solid agate"
The bartender set up the whisky.
Have it loaded" asked the bar.
tender, lifting pitcher of water.
"None of that" he replied, lifting
his hand to guard the fluid, mot even
space or an EN- quad. :"
He turned it off at swallow. sat
down the empty glass and remarked:
at is locked up IN my form and I'll
go to press your next neighbor for
a little 'pi. and he was gone.