Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-10
CARLOAD FOR NEBRASKA.
Supplies from Salem and Vicinity for
the Sufferers.

and snpplies, secured through the
noble efforts Of Mrs. r. A. King, for
the sufferers of western Nebraska, was
shipped several days ago. 1t was
generous offering for those people who
are in sore need, and the JOURNAL is
asked to thank all donors for their
lIberaiity aud the kindly way in which
they helped the cause along. Below
are given the names Of most Of the
donors:
Williams & England, $40.
J. II. Albert, s..
j. B. WoOdfOTd, SOC.
j. A, Dickey, SOC.
VIC Hubbard, 81.
Dr. T.. b. PbilbrOok, 81.
n. Pauson, OOc.
Guy Talbot, 25c.
The Spa, SOC.
J. G.. FnDtaiD, SOC.
Unity church and Sunday school,
S13.45. 40
M. T.. SUNDAY school, clothing, pro-
visions aud $l25.
First Baptist church, clothing pro-
visions, meat and 80 %.
st. Paups Episcopal church, $2.S2.
Rev. Kaptper, OK Ot clothing.
Catholic church, clothing aud pro-
visions.
ID. s Wagner, 81.
w. w. Contris, clothing and 81.
ia. Richardson, 81.
A. &. Huff, 81.
The following asylum employees con-
tributed: ID 4. BrOwu, ~; Mrs. Kate
Stiles. soc; Munda aud Bessie, soc; X.
NJ. GIllet, 40; John l.. Sweeney, $li
Joe Dunlap, 5l;J. II. Wilson, 81; r.
G. Chapman 81; G. V. johnson, 81; X.
B. Gloze, 81; r. II. Allen, 81; Sam
Hendrlck, i; Frsus II. Froman, 6Uc;
Dan'l q. Clark. soc; J.. Bnrford, SOC;
G. Il. Smith, 60c; A. II. Welman, 30;
Ross Sanderson' 81; Mrs. s. +. Russell,
Sl;Amos Dalyrample, 81; DID. Dickey,
81; names Of douatOrs not given by re-
quest, SO 10.
II. Cusick, Soc.
J. II. Thomas, SOC.
DIR. Il. G. smith, 81.
II. X. Trovel, 81.
Mark Skiff, 81.
CIR Miller, box of clothing and 81.
Mr.. Updergrati, SOC.
w. II. g. 10y Mrs. Southwick, $5.
w. w. Skinner, 81.
Names combined not given by re-
quest, $23.75. .
The following parties contributed
flour: G. Beak d Co., 500 lbs, l.. M.
Kirk, 500: Salem II. NJ. Co., 1000; j. A.
Selwood, $50; Sidney Power Co., 200;
Cronise PuotO Gallery, so; Capital City
Bindery, so; Lunn u Brooks, $50; w.
w. Martin, 200; Willamette V. M. Co.,
900; ]. B. Early, so; Thomas, Watt d
Co., 400; J. Meyers, 200; j. w. Stewart,
800; Osborn Il Harrit, 200; f. N. Derby,
! l00 Home Bakery, 80; Salem Steam
Laundry, 80; b. A. Asford, 100; A. ID.
Welch, so; Brooks II Salisbury, 200; II.
Burrows, so; Harrltt n Lawrence, 80;
John Stapleton, so; Brewster a. White,
200; A. B. Buren, 100; NJ, w. Hunt, so;
J. Nj. McCullock, 80; o. Hinkerstein,
so; q. IL. Lane, 80; A. Klein, 100; g. II.
Walker, 80; j. Il. Baker, 800; +. Lock
ley, 100. j. A. Hunt, 100; Thos. Nc
Vents, so; j. M. Long, so; Gray Bros,
so, Sherman Il Condit, Graham flour,
500; Wrightman Il Waters, 100; Cater
lin Il Son, so; A. Kindergarten, So
names unknown, 800.
Thos. Kay Wooden Mill Co., fifteen
pair wool blankets, $50.
Union Bargain store, clothing.
DIR. Taylor, clothing.
McCrow & Steusloti, cured meats,
80 lbs.
Il. #. Barnes, bacon, 80 lbs.
Palace dry goods, 10 bu. potatoes.
Hofer Bros, 10 bu. potatoes.
Frank s. Dearborn, clothing.
A. A. Craven, clothing.
q. w. Johnson 4 Son, three suits
underwear, 81.
A. NJ. Giles, clothing.
J. NanEaton, potatoes.
H. II. Osborn, one doz. pr. wool socks
81, and one duz. pr. wool hose, ~.
Oregon Land Co., 25 bu. potatoes.
Mrs. McIynch, wool blanket.
j. w. Thomas, boots, shoes and
clothing, Sl8.
Damon Bros, cured meat, 80 lbs.
Peter Vercer, dryed pTunes, 81 lbs,
q. DlckeIson Seed Co, beans, 1856 lbs.
n. Holverson n Co., dry goods, 81.
Steiner x Sonneman, tea, Is lbs,
III, y, ry,dryed apples, 80 lbs.
Ed. kenscher, one pail OF lard.
Mrs. Judge MOores, box canned fruit.
Name unknown. sack Of beans.
Mrs q. Nj. Parmenter, clothing,
T.. X. Hall, clothing.
A. III. Damon, drayage.
X, r. Ryan, drayage.
| Walter Green, drayage,
! Ell DeI4Ong, two days work.
4. II. Anson, - car tickets.
n. n, Derby, 80 car tickets.
The following articles, weight, etc,
shipped,
iOi SKIS. Hour, so lbs. each.
sack Hour, 100 lbs.
20 SKIS. Graham, 20 lis. each.
80 Skis polatoes. 2500 lbs.
SKIS, beans, 400 lbs.
z bundles carpet, 30 lbs.
D sacks Of clothing, lab lbs,
! bale blankets, 10 lbs.
i sacks cured meat, 3OO lbs.
sack dryed apples, so lbs.
~ boxes clothing aud provisions dSd
lbs
/ ho1es tea, li lbs
sack Tlce, a0 lhs.
! ! also received fram the people at
lurneT through the kindness II Mn.
john lleilohu, Mrs. Hove, and Mis-.
Perry, the i0llosingi Flour, A0 lhs
4. y.