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New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

A work OF particular interest to authors is in
nrocess of compilation in England. Its title de-
scr!bes the contents: Literary Anecdotes OF the
Nineteenth Century-Contributons Toward a Liter
airy History OF the Period" The material is TO be
drawn as much as possible from MSS. and sources
difficult OF access The first volume vii! contain
notes on Arthur Hallam and the Tennysons; on
Mrs Brownlngs estimate OF Tennyson; on William
Rlake's trial for sedtion. and letters OF Shelley 10
Leigh Hunt hitherto unpublished portrait OF
William Black is to be the frontispiece. The work
will probably be mass OF subimated personal
gossip so much OF which passes for literature in
these queer days.
The missionary in heather lands might perhaps
not unprohtably study the methods Of Robert Louis
Stevenson as applied to his savage friends in Sa-
moa We gather from his stepsons paper In the
current .'Scribner" that Stevenson dealt with the
people along their own lines OF feeling, etiquette
and custom, that while he was vigorously just and
loyalty true and kind, ne respected their traditions
and their sensibilties-treated them. in fact
gentleman treats another. 1t should be recorded
that they rarely abused his generosity and his
courtesy.
Mr. Brander Matthew's novel OF New-York nfe
His Fathers SON." is coming In book form from
the Harper press 1t is in one sense a treatise on
the inevitable.
Professor Paul Haupt OF Johns Hopkins Jnlver-
sity has Just returned from Europe whore he has =
heen comforting with the gentlemen associated with
him in preparing the critical edition of the Hebrew
Rible and the English translation OF the same
He saws that one-half OF the work is already in
TYNE and that the books of Genesis the Psalms
Chronicles Ezra. Nehemiah. Ezekiel and DAME. Will
soon be issued 1t is expected that the completed
work will appear in 1897 The English trans
latlon Is also making satisfactory progress
OF the six parts in type three will appear in the
sprng namely. Isaiah. in three colors. translated
bv Canon T. y. Chsyne. OF oxford; Judges. in six
colors translated by Professor George F. Moore.
Of the Andover (MassD Theological Seminary and
the Psalms the critical German prose translation
OF which was made by Professod Wellhausen OF
the University Of Goettngen. and the poetical
translation from this by Professor Horace Howard
Furniss the distinguished Shakesperan scholar of
Philadelphia.
The English translation will be issued by the
Friedenwald Company. OF Baltimore. new fonts Of
tyne having been especially cast for the purpose
The pa per and press work will be the fines, obtain
able and the work Will be embellished with numer-
ous Illustrations collected by Professor Haunt The
other three parts In type are Levitcus translated
by Canon S. Il. Driver OF oxford: Ezekiel trans
lated by Professor c. H. Toy. OF Harvard and
Kings translated by Professor b. S,ade OF the
University OF Gessen. Germany. The Biblical
scholars throughout tha W0rd are loolins farward
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Mr.. John Lafarge's book. Considerations OH
Painting" which was announced In this column
some time ago. is now coming from the press o'
Macmillan e. Co. The volume contains care'u' re-
visions OF all the lectures which Mr.. Laiaree 'e'
llvered in 1893 at the Metropolitan Museum
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

What ought to be an exceedingly interesting an.
thology is coming out in London under the title o
THE Songs and Ballads Of Sport and Pastlmss
Included in the list some splendid old anony
nous ballads.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Mr. Stevenson's melodramatlc farce OF "Macarss
is coming from the press OF Stone & Klmball ThIs
firm will also bring out soon second series sf
Maeterliuck's plays.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
Graduating Exercises.

A class OF twenty.three young ladies
aud gentlemen, who have Just passed a
successful and credltable examination
In the 18th A" ut the East school, will
hold graduating exercises 10 the opera
house Tuesday evening. The program
for the event will begin ats o'clock and
Ii az follows;
March, instrumental, Mrs. f. A,
Legg.
Presentation Of class by Superinten'
dent Anderson.
Recllation-"rhe Little Quaker Sin
ner" Oeorgina Gwynne.
Essay-"Girl Of the Period" !" Mildr,d
Klrn.
Glee. class.
Essay-"How Some Men Achieved
Their Great ness" Leon Holland.
Recitation "The Hchoolmaster'
Guest,n Roland Southwich.
Music, instrumental, Claire Smith,
Address, Rev. w. q. Kantner.
Presentation Of diplomas, w. L.
Wade, chairman Of the board Of direct.
ore.
Those who succeeded Ia passing th'
examination aud who will receive dip
Tomas arei Margaret Parkhurst, Lo
ylna Yoder, Georglna dwynne, Grao'
iiellinger, Claire smith, Mamie Nal
win, Claud Jones, Russell Coleman
Albert shulEe, Fred Ross, Paul Van
deraal, Camilla Goliath, Louise Mat
lock, Mildred Kirn, Ethel Rigdon
Allies Hastings, Alloa Jackson, Harry
leak, Leon Holland, Archie Millard
Holland southwiek, Nellie Brown,
Edwin HoTRan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

msnding passage Of Gowan's bill for
better Equalization Of the D. N q
adopted, amendment ordered printed
bill TO third reading.
King-Sale Of land by guardians
amendment adopted to third reodipg'
Second reading Of house bills:
Thompson-Service of summons; Ju
dIciary.
Paxton-Abolishing jute mill; public
buildings.
Prohibiting sale Of iiqnoi
within one mile Of a soldiers home
education.
Burleigh-To protect fish; fisheries.
Sehlbrede -Pleadings in civil actions
judiciary.
Dsly-Permitting recorders to take
acknowledgements; judiciary.
Sehlbrede- Foreign commissioners
Judiciary.
Patterson Incorporating Prairie
City; passed.
Curtis-Legalzing Astoria bonds
laid on table.
HOUSE.
FEBRUARY 9--MORNING.
House called to order at $3.50; prayer
by Rev. Representative Barkley.
Resding of journal dispensed with
and on report of special commilt''
Thursdays journal was approved.
Second reading of house bills pro
ceeded with aud numbers 80, 3ll, 3l2
3l3, 3l4, 3l5, 3i9, 1923, 1926, 32S $50, 39l
346, 34S and 1853 were referred to appro
pirate committees.
324, Hofer-Prohibitin free passes
Amendment offered to exempt Multi
NAH county from the operation of the
bill. Lost. Bill indefinitely postponed
3lS, Long, by request-Amendin sec
ton 270O of code, regulating assessmen
and taxation, was read third time anC
passed.
Multnomah delegation reported will
amendments Coles bill for free ferry a
Portland; passed. Also reported
Beach's bill amending Portland char
ter; passed.
The hour of noon having arrived th'
senate and house held joint conyen
ton for the election of u. =. senator
which resulted:
Dolph, 80; Williams, 8; Hare,
Lowell, 8; Lord, 5; Weatherford,
absent, "a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
DEDICATION EXERCISES
AT the Willamette Univefsity's ne"
Gymnasium.

Al the Willamette UnIvefsitys Ne"
Gymnasium.
The mere fact that the new gymna'
stun at tile university would be for
mally dedicated TO lis predestined USE
would have attracted 10 the exercises a
large, interested and fashionable audi
dIenee, had there not been the an
nouncement that General o. o. How
ard. 1.-THE Christian soldier" would de-
liver an oration, 10 add somewhat to
the military and religious contingent.
Asit was the available sitting and
standing room was early filed with the
invited members Of Balem's 1est social
circles, not less than two thousand
ladies and gentlemen being present.
The eplendld interior Of the new build
ing, 0OxsO feet, brilliantly lighted up
by ten blazing arc lights, gave an idea
OF what Il will be when fitted with
ali its paraphernalia, making 1t the
most commodIous and complete gym
pnsium on the Pacific coast.
At 8 O'Clock General w. II. Odell
opened the services with a brief dis
course on the purposes the new univer-
dty adjunct would subserve, and closed
by regretfuIly announcing the una
voldable detention Of General Howard
in San Francisco. Following his re-
marks the University Choral society
ave most excellent rendition Of the
,nthem, "Siug Unto the Lord a New
5ong;" Rev. A. n. Fisher, d. d.,
,fiered prayer and General Odell intro
luced the speaker OF the occasion.
Bishop -. A. Goodsell, eminent as q
divine, aud celebrated ~ an orator and
N outhor. The reverend genteman's
ddress was masterpiece, and evoked
L lts conclusion most enthusiastic APP
,lause. Misses Stahly and Anderson
.,layed piano duct; and with "Amer-
Ca" sung by the entire audience, the
exercises Of the evening closed most
pleasantly ana harmonlously.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

ToTHE ASYLUM. Four patients were
received at the insane asylum yester-
day, making the number Of inmates In
that institution l.COl The latest
comers are; w. Doughery, Chckamas
county, aged 63 year, Susan A. Llttl,.
held, Coos county, aged 81 years; AN.
Peak, benton county aud Delephine
CLARK, of Portland. This Is the largest
number of inmates on record IN that
Institution.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
cHUneH SERVICES TOMORROW


Regular gospel services in W. l. !
u. ball at 4 p. m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.-S26 Liberty
street. Lesson study at lO:3O g. u
CENTRAL CHAfEL.-Sunday schooi
at 10 and church at Il a. m. Chufch
at 7:15 in the evening. =. ). Knight
in charge.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at lO;5'
a. M. and 7:3O p. N. Special muslc'
Sunday school at II m. Y. ?. . e. f.
at 6:l5 p. m.
EVANGELICAL (GERMAN)-Pfeach-
ing at II "a. m. and 1880 D. m. Sunday
school at lOa. m. Y. P. A. at Up. M
Rev. A. A. Engelbart, pastor
EVANGELICAL. - Chemeketa and
Seventeenth. Services at 1870 p. M
Sabbath school at 10 a. N. y. r. A.
at G:30 D. IN. |. b. Fisher pastor
Sermon at 1890. Sun
day school at IL. Junior Endeavor at
3 %. In. Y.P. S. c. + at 6:l5 p. M.
Service at 7:3O p. m. H. A. Denton,
pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Hall at cor
ner of Court and Liberty streets. Sun
day school lesson at 1890. Bible study
at 7:30. Saturday afternoon at 2:3C
All inYited.
INDEPENDENT EvANGELICAL,-
Preaching at 1890 and 1880. Funeral
services of Miss Anna Zaenker at 2 p
N. Y. P. S. Z. E. at $50. J. Bower
sox, pastor.
UNITY.-Services at 1890 a.sm. and
7:3O p. M, Sunday school at r. Rev
w. E, Copeland, pastor. Morning
sermon, "The Wor of God" evening
lecture, "What Unitarians Believe
About the Bible"
CUMBERLAND PRES BYTERIAN. -
Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 7:9O p. m.
Sunday school following morning SER
vice. Y. p. s. G. f. at $3.50 p. III.
Singing by select musicians, led by
Prof Parvin. J. Z. Templeton, pastor
SOUTH SALEM NJ. E.-Sermon by
the pastor at 1880 p. N, subject, "Thf
Man With the Big Head.n No morn.
ing service; the congregation is re.
quested to attend the First NJ. K.
church where Bishop Goodseli VII
preach.
extend TO the members of the sen.
ate and house of representatives. 3
cordial invitation to attend services 8
the penitentisry next Sabbath ut .
p. m. Come promptly before the gates
are locked. | will have charge of the
service. J. NJ. Shulse, pastor South
Salem M. +. church.
FIRST PRESBYrERIAN.-R Rev. A. l..
Hutchinson, pastor. Morning at lO:3O,
"The Face of the Sky, and the Signs of
the Times" Evening at 1880, "Is Pure
intellectually Sufiicient?n At the
evening service Mr., f. Topklns, basso,
Of the synagogue in Portland, will sing.
Sunday school at -. Y. p. S. c. f. at
G:I5.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
JOHN HUGHES

Dealer In Croeerics, Palnls,
OLE window Class \ arnlsLe.
Ahd 'hf most rompleleslorL Of
brushes Of all hiuds iu lhe
state Artists iialerlals,iime.
halF,'fmrnl aad sliiagIrs and
Oa''l qpalii' olGRAss sRPDs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
An Absolute onra

The ORIGINAL ABIETINF
OINTMENT ls only pat up la largf
is0 ouuoe tin boxes. and ls an absolul.
cure foT old sores, hufns, pounds. chap
ped hands, and all skln tfuptlous. Win
positively cure all kinds III pile. An
fof TIE ORIGINAL ABIFTlNE
olN lMFNI sold by Lunn q RraDks
81 70 c,nls ptf boa by mall $40 etuls.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
EpIseopaI MllsIonary Msstlnl

The Womsn's AuHillary Of the st
l'aul's Episcopal church held q mission
aFy meeting ai lhe residences II Mis-,
n hiaplelon yesterday afternoon. AZ
the Gloss of the topical maeling, ,hs
rector Rev H. sinclair, sAs called
upon 500 made foe interesting and
Instructive remarks Judge Walton
fsoslyed q unanimous Yois ~ lhAuks
llpm ihs ausillATy lof lhs laTgs and
nnsly constructed mag presented them,
showing All lhs Important 0lllea glslls,l
~ il,s APOSTLE Paul. ilsueshnlsuis
~sis slYsd snd short musloal pfo
giamuia fsfiisIsdl salnitsod ~ lhs fll,
laNinH numhsfs eons "a Little
hay fnl hals Mls Alaa lisulal, 80
eHml#nisd ID Alssss rlalssmsni "fhs
ihiss Sails Mlss tlanrhs Aihsf, a.,
pimpsnlsi by Mlsa nlsplsloa Mfs.
q y ilsl dsn lsd lhs hsmpsl nusip
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

work, are often, by anxiety and over.
work, reduced to the verge of nervous
prostration, and as often by the use Of
Paine's celery compound, restored to
our Wonted energy of mind and vigor
Of body.
Our sons, who are young pharmacists,
tell "a they sell more Of Paipe's celery
ompound than any two prophet ,ry
medicines, not excepting the sarsapar.
Has.
Yours for Paine's celery compound.
REV. /. p. QUIMBY,
Pastor Of Broadway Church, Boston,
Mass.
When the nervous strength has be-
come from any cause impoVer shed,
Falne's celery compound su( ceed as
moth NJ else as ever done.
FROM a state OF depression, exh lus.
llon and llfelessness the nerves grow
strong, acliyesand perfectly nOurished
ny means Of Palne's celery compound,
lhe great modern nerve and blood rem
cay lhat makes people well, And with
lhe elIehRlhrulugand regulating Of the
nerves the disorders that depend 0n
'he lau'ly uulrlllon Of these tissues dis
Hppiar such are rheumatism, neural
s'a htefl weakness, headaches, low
SPIRITS, lack ot llrepgth, and that gen,
be nue
aluud nerves, healthy blood aud al
al i'uul, vigorous constitution Of The
nnnly is the luyariable effect OF taking
I"lne.s celery compound, This great
'NNu''n restorative o0TeGts deTapge'
N'p' ~ 'he HeiYous system, ayefls
l1'Na non when pr0lTseled stTaiu
h"s l,dutel u to an exhausted, pOOrlA
1901 defl'Allfed condition, Try II.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

AlltNpihl ro brslsEss The lsg.
'slalofs afs attending stdauy 10 bus
lnsas und ~ afo se Our Trade 10 get
lng Larger eanb dsy aud ouf luw pdess
s's 'hs oauss of h q, W johnson a
500,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

H's htsf fHifsp A good elgaf /.
. nisn . hssi i'lsud snd Whom tuy.ug
elssls hs should gei lhs best GNsths
- 'a'"'ss liial sui 500 sIll suots
np ulhlT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
PERSONALS.

A. Blosser was In Hubbard today on
business.
Rev. l. d. Driver returned to Eugene
last evening.
Rey. John Parsons went to Hubbard
this morning.
Dr. Richardson made visit to the
reform school today.
r. X. Ford went TO Woodburn THE
afternoon on business.
Prof E. B. McI1lroy came down
from Eugene this morning.
q. Van Patten came mp from Che
mawa on the morning local.
Hon. II. u. Miller. OF Grants Pass,
In "A guest at the willamette.
Prof A. Il. Yerex was passenger
for Portland on the morning train.
j. w. Shafier was passenger for
Albany this morning on business.
w. II. Houser was passenger for
Albdny on the Hoag last evening.
A. w. Dennis returned this morning
from business trip 10 Linn county.
Supt. II. II. Anson was q passenger
for Portland on the afternoon local.
Rev. @. E. Kllewer was u passenger
for Newberg on the Hoag this morning.
Df. Fisher, editor Of the Pacific Chris
tian Advocate, returned to Portland
this morning.
Prof. krause was passenger for his
home ut Kfause's landing on the Hoag
this morning,
DR.. j. NJ. Keene was IaGkenger for
Portland this afternoon, where he Will
spend Sunday.
John ulesy, deputy county clerk, is
absent from Ills post Of duty. owing 10
sllghtlIlIneas.
Rev. y. II. Gwynne went 10 Mehama
this morning, where he will dedicate
church tomorrow.
Miss ELLA MeKlnnie came up from
Portland yesterday aud h the guest of
Mrs. a. E Moody,
samuel Lowell returned 10 Portland
this afternoon after spending several
days Al the legislature
a. Jonas, Of San Ffanolsoo, arrived
IN the city ihlu morning aud 10 visiting
NJ, wipfui, the Capital tailor
Mu, Charles Reilly returned from
AlbAny lhls foronoon, where she has
been visiting for several days
Mp, Barker, of the MoMinnyil lie Hoo.
ulaF lnlon, was passenger for that
city on lhe steamer lioag this nloTnlng,
Mlsa lianuah Chase, who has been
ylalilng friends Ia this city, returned 10
her holns ~ lineuln, on lhg HaaH lhis
mernlna
Mis- Msdalius HiIaham, phn has
l,sss lhs guest " Mrs. w y l.oFd foT
. ipw days, returned 20 hsr home w
ponlaad oa ihe afternoon local
Manay ulll,sfi sss pas.snKsT k,I
Mo1eibuln lbls aileIneon, iis viii 80
luFn t0nunow ahsfneon slih hn /
Gilbert vho has hesn ylsliinH ihsm ior
solns ilns
4, a. lIyius, ) gtal ssisls sssnl VI
haslsaa, vss ~ lhs fiig yesterday anl
ef fpf roHlsad ou lhs iiass ihls
asnlnln9, sefniapsnlrd ~ hls hiaihsf
|lsFld if'lne. " lbls rIll
ilf flso. y Mnshi essns aFsl fian
fnAliHetlils ygslrl,isl on hls hiel ols
} slhll hls pslsnls ~ snd Aw a. |
fFlahi ~ sss agsanlsuisd ~ 80
- llssih, n ihs hsslslar
~ sha hn Al Aalplly niuiasd
laafllssa sg lhs Hoes ihls mWalns
~ flsli pilh ~ No allls lsi I,
A. 49, haallg pss ~ slffsi
49, fesldeai ~ nslsm sna "a snsl
- ~ ihf Mll'shflle nfsi ~ - I
y saglnslf ~ lhs sifsalsi hssslslsl I
inleN ~ sss lhs Z s,.sals spa iis
lils
shn hlsR Nf iAsil,s lilsna ~
nfm ~ flslflslaeH 4 lfleHn hss ssl
alFea : sIelisl Huisag " siaff lal 4
~ ilNa hlNasg nssAf ~ lhf Amel 4
|Fal ampsng 49, msnpfsslslffs ,
! slaN nfsi|ass Npm slaas ~ ~ 4
NlfHN hlnarsN Hna ~ nhftl Y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
HOUSE.

FEBRUARY 8, AFTERNOON.
175, Dunn-To secure payment for
eed and care Of live stock; lost.
48, Sehlbrede-- Providing salary not
to exceed 5000 per annum and actual
travelling expenses for state veterin.
arian, also that state animal commits
sion shall receive no salary; passed.
32, Burleigh Providing for repair or
removal of wire fences In Eastern Ore
gon passed.
House bills l26 and PAS were made
special order Monday next Up. m.
AZ, Lester-Maintaining dykes and
dams; passed.
9, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $4,000
for new pilot schooner; passed.
g. DAILY For selection and sale OF
lieu lands, came up IA special order,
Motion TO recommit lost. Passed.
Prof. Thomas Condor, OF the state
university, was, on motion, Invited "a
address the house relative TO the min.
erAl products OF the state. lie spoke
OF the difficulty Of obtaining reliable
Information relative TO the valuable
deposits OF our state, such AZ Asbetos,
roofing STATE, building stone, fine sand,
lime, marble, coal, pottsr's clay. He
said that Oregon Is today importing
from the ends OF the earth several i'm
pOrtant items Of product, that are plen-
tiful Ia this state II their locations were
only known, He advocated the start.
Ing Of mining bureau In some city,
preferably Portland, for the gathering
Of specimens aud data regarding them,
which would be accessible 10 the pub.
lie. lie called attention 10 the great
beneht derived by California from such
a bureau, AZ the close Of his address a
vote Of thanks was extended 60 the
professor for hls learned remarks
The Joint COMMITTEES 10 examine the
books of the peniteuiiary, was granted
until Wednesday 30 report.
as2, uowdy Amending McMInn,
willie charter 90 as 30 allow women 10
vote lndsanltely postponed,
a., hureigh Providing thai county
supeHntendenis must hs graduates OF
Possesses oenain other qualifications.
Lost
senate blll g2 amending hfowua.
vile charter read lhrss times aud
pAsasi.
Ordered lhai . nlghl ssaslon ~ held
nsal Monday iol consideration ~ chaf
aad other looal hills
iiouss adipufusd.
SENATE,
FkbkpAhN b NoKRIhu
hsnAls sepsplsd iuYltslion 90 llslt
lnffsllis agfleulluia college
Niliisiy enmmlllos ispoflsd rssom,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
GREAT CUT GLASS INVENTION
Something That Will Interest Every
Housekeeper.

The Alden Salt Caster Company, of
Boston, has succeeded in producing the
only imitation cut-glass patent Salt
Shake ever produced in the world.
The workmanship is superior, and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

although the oosl is low, the wear 4,
nearly equal 10 the expensive hand out
glass a full Hoe u Salt, Pepper and
Nlnsgar Casisfs, aud Individual salt
and feppsn aw made, aud are nov on
sahibilian ~ the rioussr stlFs of J.
q, Wright sbo 10 agent iaf Ihsss
so'ds' Al afs luylled { , Inspect lhess
remaTkable guods.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

ClergyTnen today need big hearts and
sound nerves 10 accomplish all the good
hey Intend. 1t isn't merely the fact
Of preaching once week that makes
The life Of the minister Of today 50
wearing on nerves and BRAIN. Their
everyday labor is u round of exacting
duties that tax heavily their nervous
strength.
The modern minister must keep ~
enthusiasm his hopefulness and his
genuine love Of his work. He must
feel strongly, think deeply aud have
confidence In his labor aud m himself
But all this taxes heart aud brain TO
lhelr ullermost. II calls for "a lremeud
Gus outlay OF nervous energy seytn
nays IN the lweek aud 36l every wear.
Many clergymen break d0wn u.r NV
under the nervous strain.
Rev. l. i. Qllmby, the well kuoyp
Boston preacher, has been save fron,
ervOus prustratiup.
In a publication uf bis Sunday SchooI
he has recently publlshed me following
open leteT'
bosloN, Nov 20,h, 1891.
never ln my lie haYo / commended
any proprietary medicine, but would
ue derell,l ln duty III failed 10 let tLe
publlo know what q great boon Ia bu.
uahlly ] believe Paine.s celery com.
pound 90 he with a family of s.,rn
have not paid q dollar fuf doctor 'n
Yen ytais, and ] Owe BE- 90 thf hrt tLst
AlNA's hrep Faiue.t erltry compound
ou hahh, when any of us Ale NOM nf
suils" " Administrrit W.
ho'h wife aud !, u our arduous
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

pns ~ ihs meet useful ~ lhs miual
Inventions 10 lhe ludslibls los psnal
made iu Ran fsucisea and naw on
ssls ~ gas 'ammsnisl slIesi uy au
ssvni pf ihe uapuisniunTs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

Ihs nslni'sn ~ ihs 80 iisua
isehF rluh lassihfi slih q 60 in
fiiei Turglt sffe eFfF plsssaully VA.
lslisinsd ~ A. snd Nm Ma rns
lsna lasl Wednesday FirHlns fhss,
fplaYlnS ihs hfsslaH spls lBdss hHd
Aw a > AuWhl Af sua AS a.
hstgf Af sad Au lisa tulllns Me-
sHd Me- a y fillleH Af sad Am
a. ~ nslsislsoH. Mf shd Au lial
Rsil Nn iaagH. Nf and Nn M
Mslie ~ sni Me- a hlrhsfds.ip
Aw waits Af sHa AF n I Aasals
hNAkn ni inkHiFt ihs aslgW
lalsla ~ glslHy hfla iflsi asslaa
lsfl sYfNins ln ihs rHles ~ lssilss
inhunlR ihf MiHlshlsa n mrsl
ilfkfis - iismls sss als pllsusa -
lhi Maal N ihf iitssaiF sig Ssiius
lss fhf Els.ilaH ~ nhlasls ~ lhs
slsslas lssi ssi lssllaasl ssll lhs
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

VIII you have TO pay an income tax =?
Economize by using Dr. Prices Baking
Powder,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

AfA hARuAls A iai ~ dfsia iils,
sny slts. iupuus st IapRAAl pliief.
Ud&Nif
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09

In the Sunny South DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder is pre.emlnently
the household fayorite.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-09
Still Another FfnitlesS Vote for
Senator.
NEARLY ALL MEMBERS PRESENT.
Considerable Routine Business in
the House.
SENATE.

FEBRUARY S-AFTERNOCN.
CTaIg-Mt. Angel charter.
Johnson New bill incorporating
Brownsville: passed.
McGreer-The Dalles charter; passed
Max well, 223-Regulating salaries o.
county judges; first and second read
ing; referred counties.
Raley-Rights Of way for fiumes,etc,
passed.
Guild-Sheridan county; passed.
Steiwer-Simple form for deeds; tc
third reading.
Holt-Appointment Of clerks and
judges Of election; minority aud ma
jority reports judiciary committee sub
mitted, minority report adopted and
ordered printed.
IIKing-Incorporating Baker City; sec
ond reading; referred corporations.
Acknowledgements from Justices
courts; to third reading.
Steiwer- Wasoo- -Multnomah bound
AIRY line; passed.