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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

Governor Lord will respond to the toast
"The State Of Oregon" at the Commercial
Clubs annual meeting in Portland Saturday
evening.
Superintendent G. M Irwin left today for
Malheur county, on the first official trip made
by superintendent Of public instruction to
that part Of the state.
J. N. Ferguson. agent OF the Western As.
surance Company OF San Francisco, went to
Marion this morning to adjust the loss Of
John Sullivan which occurred last Sunday
Miss Amy Kellaway, daughter Of mission
preacher Kellaway Of this city, left for San
Francisco this morning. From there she will
proceed to Los Angeles, where she will labor
as missionary.
Captain Daniel Webster and family, Of
Austin, Texas arrived in Salem this morning.
Captain Webster owns a fruit farm Of about
forty acres south OF town, and after erecting
buildings will reside there permanently.
Prof q. NJ. Parvin made his usual trip
Tuesday morning to Albany. lie was accom-
panied by Miss. Maggie Anderson. who will
remain in that city to assist Prof. Parvin in
his duties as musical director OF the Albany
college.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
PERSONALS.
"a.

Clyde Bellinger is in Portland.
J. Z. Dettweiter, Of Turner, is in the city
+. T. Geer of Maeleay was in town today
Rev. ]. f. Day returned to woodbum this
morning.
Capt. jas Smith came up from Portland
this morning.
Senator JeG Meyers, caue in from Seic
this afternoon.
Paul Kleppin of Philomath is in the city
attending Court.
Judge Geo. II. Burnett returned from Al
bany this morning.
Ex-Governor Moody left today for short
sojoum at the Dalles.
Chas. Hellenbrand, Jr. and George Payne
are vising freinds in Portland.
Mrs. Vim. p. Lord and little son are visit
ing ireinds in the metropolis.
Jim Lamb is home from his summer Of
prospecting in the Bohemia mines.
Attorney Geo. C. Bingham has returned
from business trip to Corvallis.
E. ]. Swaiford returned this morning from
a trip in the hop country North Of Salem.
J, L. Chase. commission merchant of Eu.
gene, went to Portland this morning on busi-
ness.
Frank Anys local manager Of the Wiley
b. Allen music store, Left for Kelso, Wa.
this morning.
Clerk Lydell Baker and ]. b. Eddy Of the
railroad commission, returned to Portland
this morning.
Il. Brown, Richard and Charles Mason and
A. 7. Moiat have gone to Quartrville, where
they will be employed in the mines.
c. Van Patton returned 10 Chemawa this
morning after visit in Salem. lie is en-
ployed at that institution as carpenter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
Fire at Marion.

The residence OF Jonn Sullivan, with
contents, was burned Sunday evening
at about 7;45 O'Clock. The origin of the
fire is not known. Mr.. Sullivan, who
is a bachelor, left his home about an
hour previous, TO spend the evening
with nelghbor. There had oeen no
fre during the afternoon. The build
ing was situated opposite the 3. z.
depot.
The loss, which amounts to about
5000, is partially covered by policy In
the Western Assurance Co., of San
Francisco.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
PATERNALISM A CANKER.

In late issue Of the Roseberg PlaindeaIe,
appeared an article copied from the New
York Post entitled "Palernalism Canker.
Purporting to be the ultemnce Of Josiah Pat.
'erson at sound money convention. The
speaker has the gall to threaten that should
the people through the ballot box enforce
ree coinage pratemalism, the result would be
'a'al to popular government. A writer in re.
ply saysi
FIRST let us see who this Josiah Patterson
really is. lie is Shyster lawyer hailinp from
tennessee and draws a $4,000 salary from
Uncle Sans treasury for disappearing the
people Of that state in congress-and he wear,
the democratic brand.
lie only objects to paternalism for the o,be,
'e'low' you see. Nor does he object to ma
'ernaliSm that carries hundreds of thousands
ol monopoly newspapers into every postoaice
o' the country in which they are published,
absolutely free gratis for nothing Nor 70
tue Pa'enalism that carries hun ireds of
thousands of tons Of Posts, Worlds. Trihunss
ana other newspapers owned by foreien mil
hoHaires, from Maine to California and fron.
Florida to Alaska at the rate of one cen, me-,
pound-while the farmer for anything he NAV
have to ship, is compelled to paw all The trafsS
will bear, which is from 3 to Is cents ns,
pound. PCT
Nor does that sound money, anti.paternalism
sn'' eNer object to the governmental paterna,
''m .na' hangs letter box at almost ev.rv
s''eet corner in the cities and brings the civ
uwei'srs mail every morning to his break I.s,
'ao'e' but eompells the farmer to paw two h,,s
every quarter for having the postmaster hand
a'm e' MS mail out of a box at the pos,ofios
Nor does sound'mOney Patterson kiek ooaios,
'o'ng on free passes himself, bur 10 oroH, 10
'Armer and labOrer just rates of transeor,",,ns M
would be fatal to popular government
10 demonetise silver in the in,e,.., o,l
bankers and bond svndioo,.. 49, o. ~
'o0Hd money policy but to demand ,ba, si,'.a
'e 'e-mone'iled, is canker fatal 70 non,,' ''.,s
government. '"'N' 70 popular
No 'i'' I'isnF the ssuksr Of p.,sr,,,,..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
AT TIE COURT HOUSE.
The Days Proceedings in the De.
partments.

The Days Proceedings in the De.
partments.
The deputies in the sherfi's efiice ar.
still working away on the delinquent
tax roll.
The Marion county iall Is now per
1ectly safe as there Is no one In It. Ii
Ia estimated that the jail break a few
weeks ago saved the county about $500
What will be a surprising fact lu
some people now leaks out In the small
gossip Of the court house corridors. Il,
ls we'll known that the present count,
treasurer, Jap Mimic, is fonder of a
good horse race than almost any man
In the building, but was the only man
In the building who did not attend any
Of the ten days state fair races for the
simple reason that he keeps no deputy
aud would not neglect his official dutie,
10 leave his office.
q. w. aud p. NJ. Johnson to III Nc
Cauley; lots 7 aud blk IS, Compton
add to Salem $500.
A. and e. McFarlane to O. ]. shanks
Its and blk s, Mehama S4s.
Salem land Co. to MS. Mathews: II
8 blklS, EOglewood 81.
F. J. and e. NJ. PIerson to A. Ger.
harti II 40 Capital City fruit farm $1,000.
It. A. Pierson 10 4. Gerheart; Il 30
Capital City fruit farm $500.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT.
Laid Before the Board Of Education
This Evening.

This Evening
THr JouRNAL presents below very
important summary, which shows at y
glance just what has been done In each
Of the Salem public schools for The
opening month Of this school year. lu
advance Of the regular meeting of the
school board, which meets this Tues
day evening, we herewith publish q
general summary Of the city superlu
tendents regular monthly report,
which report he will hand Ia to the
board this evening.
It will be found very interesting
summary Of the public school attend
ance at each Of the different schools
and presents valuable statistics to be
preserved for references In the future.
SUMMARY or STATISTICS.
Following is the summary Of Stairs
tics from the monthly report Of October,
complied from the reports Of tbs prin
cipals Of each Of the different city
schools, and summarized by Prof. Geo.
A. PEBBLES, city superintendent OF
schools.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


Mrs. d. A. Paine returned from Eu
gene today.
Miss clsn Brsy vent to Portland
this afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. J. J. Murphy went
10 Portland today.
Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Black came home
from A bsny today.
Mrs T. T. Geer, OF Ma cleay has been
quite III the past week.
Mrs Norman Parrish returned from
visit In Portland this morning.
Miss Alma Allen, Of Russelyille, near
Portland, has returned home after q
short visit in Salem.
Mr.. w. II. Tate, Of Portland, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Mark skin
for few days, returned home tvday.
Mrs. Hugo Dspennng left for Port
land yesterday where she will visit 9
few days on her way to her home In
Seattle.
The officIal board meeting OF the
Fist M. e. church called for this after
noon, has been changed TO tomorrow al
3. p. m.
The mems social club that ia being
organized at 5alem costs $40 for mem
bership fee. Tue money will be used
in fitting up club room.
Saturdays JOURNAL with two pages
Of the social and woman news Of the
city was 10 great demand, several hun
dred extra copies going of before noon
Monday,
All members Of the First M. e.
church Sunday school are expected to
attend the grand jubilee rally this
afternoon from to $3.50 O'Clock. Games
aud refreshments will be the order.
Prof. Heritage will be the captain Of
the games.
The marriage Of Miss Amelia Sen.
ders, the accomplished daughter Of Mr..
l.. Senders OF Albany, aHd Mr.. Henry
k'elnburg, q prosperous merchant Of
Ellen burg, Wash, is announced. The
marriage will take place IN this city on
November IL.
The Salem Choral society Will me ct
tonight Ia the literary hall Of Will
lamette university, second floor. This
change is for the one rehearsal only
and is made 10 Difference to the medical
Of the university which
holds It's opening exercises this even.
Ing.
The opening of Willamette Univer-
sity's medical college will be formally
celebrated this evening In the uniyer-
sity chapel by n program consisting
chiefly of ten-minute addresses, inter-
spersed with music, to which the
public is cordially inyited. Speakers
and subjects have already been an
nounced. Great interest is felt In
what Governor Lord will have to say
On the "Duty Of the State to Educa-
Lion,n
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$500 CAPES}.

Not $4.9S or s5.O5, but just
plain, st'alght So. and such
good value for the money that
it rests your eyes to look al
them.
Plain black, 29-inch beaver,
double, upper cape and collar
edged with fur. Just opened.
See them.
Fine values in our Jacket
department. Nobbiest styles
Of the season.
Blankets from Csc the pair
up. An all wool at $3.50.
Comforts in good grades and
large sizes. Cheaper than
making them. 75c and up.
Ladies' mittens. good ones,
Zoe and up.
Ladies winter waists, styl-
ishly cut, we'll made, up to
date, 75c and up.
See our stylish plaids, 15c
to S5c, best of colorings, latest
effects.
7. H0LVERS0N & co.
PHONE "a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

There are l77755 milea Of railroad 10
the United States
There are 66,S35, $50 rails used 10
cover this ground.
There are 533, 265, 900 tieslused to bind
these rails together, but no sucb
amount, however, is required to bind
the hearts OF the travelling public to The
fact that the Wisconsin Central lines
Furnish superior facilities on all Their
trains between st. Paul and Chicago
which form close connections with Al!
ines TO the east and south.
Make note of Il.
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THE INDEPENDENT LAWSUIT.
Heard Today Before Circuit Judge
II. H. Hewitt.

Heard TODAY BefO-s Circuit Judge
II. H. Hewitt.
The suit of l.. III. McMahan et al Va.
j, II. Fletcher, Amos strong, Geo. II.
Cline and the Independent Pub. Co.,
was heard before Judge Hewitt in the
circuit court today.
Attorneys Bingham Il Holmes
moved to strike out of the amended
complaint the following portions 10
wit' All of the third paragraph, all of
the sixth, nearly all OF the seventh,
aud all Of the STU, 9th, 18th 18th aud
Hth. such portions are sham. frivo-
lous and Irrelevant, and because ID
states simply matters of evidence and
legal conclusions, and does not set
forth the facts upon which the same 10
sought 70 be predicated.
Counsel for defendant also asked that
the court require the plaintiffs to make
more specific aud certain the ath para.
graph In this, that the plaintiffs be
required to set forth tho character OF
the notice served upon the stockhold.
ers for the meeting 10 be held on the
3lst day Of March, 1894
II these motions, which strike at the
essential parts of the pleadings, are
allowed, there will be little left OF the
ease. II the motion to strike Is not
allowed, couasel for defense will enter
\ demurrer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

BURoLARs.-The house OF r.. H.
Kennedy Of Woodburn, was entered by
a burglar last Sunday while the family
was absent. He succeeded In getting
$3.50 in cash, ten-dollar confederate
bill. two gold rings. two pocket books.
two breast pins, handkerchlefs and
necktles and five prouisory notes,
amounting to $500, given by Thompson
Bros, p. l.. Kennedy and others. The
public Is warned not to purchase the
notes. The pantry also gave evidence
OF invasion, two plies being conflscated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

CHEAP SERvICE.--H Have you ever
euquired the cast ofsendlng mes ,e ngers
IN erands for you? Bstter investi-
gate. Your time Is money. SaYe time
aud you sav4 money. Ring ~ the
blue boxes Of the Lockwood Messenger
System.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

BAD ACCIDENT.-C. p. Strain, a
Woodburn school teacher. is minus his
right hand, the result of an accident
while hunting last Sunday afternoon.
Seeing some birds he raised his gun to
shoot, but the cartridge failed to ex-
plode. In trying 10 remove 1t the gun
was In some way discharged, the ball
passing through his right hand, tearing
IL In a fearful manner. He proceeded
to house near by where the wound
was temporarily dressed, aud then
went to Sllverton. a few miles distant,
where his injury received medical at
tention. 1t was deemed necessary to
amputate the hand at the wrist joint.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

RUNAwAY.-While In the country
last week Squire Farrar tied his horse
TO the front fence of u farm house. A
dog came out from the rear of the
dwelling and frightened the horse.
which broke away, aud finally turned
the buggy into ditch smashing the
top and seat, necsssitating a visit to
the repair shop.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

ANorHE ARRIVAL. As the h,o
nights approach you want the b.i
lighting ( clliti 8, and the way to hsv,
the best is to call and get new laun
from ]. A. Van Eaton's exceptions, a,
sortment.
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Married.

PICKARD-CAMPBELL-Att the
nome Of the brides parents In Yew
Park, November 4, 1895 Miss Ids
Camp6ell TO Lewis w. Piekard. Rev
u. w. Reynolds of the United BreIh'
rem church officiating.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

SOLD A LOTTERY TICKET. Albert
Lee Of Portland, an opium fiend from
awav back, was arrested last night for
dlsposing Of Lottery ticket to ONE
Farrens, for meal and ten cents. He
was Arralgned today and asked for
time to plead. Judge Edes gave him
until tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
REMOVAL,

Umbrella man formerly al lS7 coD,D,o.,,.,
81, has Iemoved 70 l'6 State al Arnao S'@
building, where ne viii be glad o. see All n ,
oll customers, also new ones. Umbfe las y,
6s,seo' bs. recovered and new ones made u ar
l0l6-lm
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that is threatening the life OF popular oo,.0.
ment. but the eanker Of monopoly.
Aud that eankerous, sound-money a.u.
crat. Patterson, is one Of its most unpriOein,.,
hirelings. wv
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Thanks.

To the pastor aud fIiend, Of IN.
Christian church who, in view Of sed
Gus protracted illness 10 our family a.
generously and substantially supplisd
our wants on the evening of the an
inst.
Rev AND MRs. A. II. MULKsv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

When Baby was sick, we gave her cas,orlA
When she was Child, she cried for cas:orIa
When she became Mis-, sho cluhg to CastoTA
When she had Children. She gave them o. Aod,.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

A marriage llcente wgs issued va.
terday to .. q. g Gegory aud Z mira
Doke, a. w. Gregory acting as VIII
uess. The couple reside near Msbam,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

Maclntoshes for men, women and
children, and large lot of other goods
just received direct from New York, at
the New York Racket. All kinds Of
boots and shoes Of all sizes, Come aud
zee. 2d-lw
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TOTAL ENROLLMEN ENT.
PERCENTAOE, ETC.

Steamer Gray Eagle will leave
Portland for Salem Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at So.
m. and leaves Salem for Portland
Mondays, Wednesdays ami FIJI
days, at 8 a. M. Quick time, regu-
lar service and cheap rates. Age
M. p. Baldwin at Salem dock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

LET GO.-One plOin drunk was be
fore Recorder Edes today but was lsl
go without fine.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

SYRUP-our line is complete. Our table syrup is put
up in full gallon cans and is excellent Our price soc ea
We also have this in bulk Maple Syrup delicious only 81
per gallon flesh not old. In keg syrup lead Our price
from $l.l0 to $l50
HARRITT Sc LAWRENCE
O. GROCERY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

New glassware in abundance at Van
Eaton's grocery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
JAPAN TEAS

Our prices on tea are very low. Note the following
Standard Japan Tea &c. Uncoored Tea good cup quality
l5c BEST Drum Tea good at soc teas, 2Oc Young H.
son, S0c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

Fedora aud other kinds OF hats Just
received at the New York Racket
latest In stvle. Call and see. 8 2d.lw.
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PoRTLANn MARKET..

fOhIbAND MARK EI..
PORTLAND. Nov 4.-Wneat valley 81,
Walla ALA, 4S6DiSL
Flour-porttand. $40, Benton county. slN
sraham t2 IS; supeffine. 81 8 per Dol,
Otts-While 2lca2lc: grey, l9d20; rolled. 10
oags. 81 1oDSD. % nnrrels, 81 50 D7 M; cases, ShD
folatoes-N W Oregon, 2ia4 " per sack.
Hay -GnDd, S5@S 20 pee ton.
Wool Valley. ldQilc
hll'stuns-Bran, $1,000 shorts, sl2SO; chop
ieei, sl2C0 10 per ton; rye 8OJ per Q.
Hlfes-grren, aalted 90 los B1<c; under W lbs
I@1Ho; sheep pelts, lOD7c,
HJps-Nsw Oregoa. .laoc.
Buttsr-Oregln fancy creamery, l7he2ls
fancy dairy, l69i71Sc; fair tO good, ll2Xsbi
common, l0c
Cheese oregon full cream, sac.
Eggs-Oregon, 26 por dOz.
Poultry-ohiokens $1,000 90 per dOz; ducks
80l94.tOi geese. S6O097OO; turkeys, live
% tlOc; dressed. l2c.
beef--rOpsteers,2I< ,2I<@2 3.c5 per n; fair TO goOd
ta51Sc,
Sl.76; dressed. 10,
Hogs hoic0, heavy, s,,4OaS So light and
feeders. Si.2a; dressed, 41<c . 10.
Neals-small. choice. 5aBc: large, Saio 2 D.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
LETTER LIST.

The following are the letters remain
ing in the postoiliee uncalled for Nov.
8, 1895. When calling for tine letters
nleasa sny Lhey were ndYerlised.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Salem and Eastern Quotations Cor
rected Daily.
CHICAGO Nov. 4-Wheat. cash Ssc,; De-
NEw YORK. Nov. 4--siIver, sgjIc; lead, $40
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

ROYAL Baking Powder
Highest Of all In IeaVening
sfreRgth.-U. 8. 0Ovsrnmsss Rspsst.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05

THE DAILY JOURNAL, 25 cent
month; 50 ) ear, portage paid.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
SAN FRANoIsCo MARKET.

BAN FhANOloCO MAhkkE
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov4. Wheat, VIZ
sol-Oregon. choice, 79loc: inferior, s97s
valley, B6Dllc.
Hops -Quotable at 4ao,.
fotatoes-26 10 aOc per sack Burbanks 5Os0s
per sack.
oa,s-Mllling. ;506.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-05
SALEM MAKREE

SALEM MARREE
Wheat--42c D ou. market ilrmer,
Ilais-lic.
Hay-Bsled, cheat. SL60a5.OO; Timothy se@
flour. In who esa,e lots, sl5G retail. 1E
bran bul 5000, sacked. sii.UO; hOrts, sllNs
l2OG cnop feed, Sll.0JalaUO.
leal-- Dressed, 10,
Hogs llrt ssed 41[c
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-05-10
Arlington Items,
Mrs. Gager has tine new buggy.

Mrs. eager has tine new buggy.
Wess Frum is quite sick aud confined
to his bed.
Wool from Washington continues to
arrive daily
Pat Skelly of Condor was in on busi-
ness last week
Frank Hurlburt has fine pup, of the
English Coach breed.
Mr.. Cavenaugh is now in charge of
the water works here.
Mrs. Griffin is here visiting her faith
Ier-law, Dr. Z, ii. Griffin.
j. K, Phillips of Rock creek was in our
city visiting relatives last week.
Shurte Bros. are receiving and selling
all kinds of farm implements daily,
Mrs. G. Burnham is here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Wilson.
j. L. David of the John Day was doing
business Saturday last. So was SQUIRE
Randall OF Olex.
M. j. Canty, our enterprising harness
maker made "a flying business trip to
Portland this week.
Some work is being done on the NJ. L.
church here, which will add to its capac-
ity and convenience.
The bicycle raliied off by Shurte Bros.
was won by drummer, who "blowed
in" over 81 for tickets.
Our merchants have received carloads
OF Mason fruit jars, which they are sell
ing at bedrock prices.
s. p. Shut and family OF Condor went
through here Friday on visit to Port
land, returning home Monday.
Mrs. S. q. Hawson has been visiting
friends in Portland the last week, which
makes widower of Sidney for few days.
Several OF our young people were ont
picknicking Sunday, and received the
full benefit of the very copious showers
Mrs. &. w. Strong went down to The
Dalles on Friday nights train to join her
husband, who has a position as operator
near that city.
j. F. Thomas and family Of Rock creek
expect to move to town soon. They are
most excellent citizens and will be a well
come acquisition to our population.
Messrs. C. A. Shurte and D. b. Thorn
as took a 40-nile ride last week, to be
present at sale-but owing to some ir-
in their calendars, which has
not been very satisfactorily explained, !
they were several days too soon; hence
had to make second trip.
Our popular landlord, j. W. Redford,
made trip to Gilliaul's capital Wednes-
day on business before the county court,
returning home next day. 1t was his
first visit to Condor since it was town,
and he was surprised to see such fine,
bustling little city out there.
Constable X. A. w. Barfoot has rented
R. r. Hankins' place, just south Of town,
for the period OF one year. Mr.. Hankins 4
moved to town Saturday and next day
left for his mining claims in the Cascade !
Mrs. Hankins will remain
in town during her husbands absence.
Conductor Charles X. Miller, OF the |
0. r. q. n. run between Pendleton and
was married Wednesday after
noon at 4 O'Clock in Portland. The bride |
was Miss Allie Gilmore, formerly of Ar
ington and lately resident OF Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left at once for San |
francisco to join the thirty days excur-
lion of the Order of Railway Conductors.