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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
Fish Decision.

PORILAND, July q Oregon has not
the power OF the right 10 regulsts sal
mon fishing on the whole Of the Co
lumbia river. The contention Of Fish
aad Game Warden Mcclure and Of
Governor Lord and all the state au-
th0rities has been decided 10 he un-
founded in law by Judge Bellinger, Of
the L nited States court.
The long expected opinion Of the
judge has been given, covering come
thirteen pages Of manuscript. AS is
known, the decision is upon the appli-
cation of Herman Mattson, Of Astoria,
for a writ of habeas corpus. And the
court orders that the writ be issued.
Fish and Game Warden Mcclure
has been put in furry Of excitement
by the decision. He does Lot know
what to do and canuot tell what effect
upon his work it will haye. The de-
cision limits his powers to the Oregon
side of the river. 1t is declared by the
court that Oregon authorities have no
power north of the middle channel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.


John Lewis and J. Weaver and fam
lies went to the mountains on big
a sh excursion. A great report is ex-
pected.
Mr.. Bashor has been up into the
mountains locking ct his interest ia
the saw mill business.
Z. f. Helms new store is enclosed
and will soon be ready for large stock
Of good.
A good many Of our people went to
the q. A. X. reunion at Mehama last
week, and all report great good times.
The old boys are jolly lot and love to
play steal chickens as bad as they used
to love 10 steal them.
Mr.. Garb went to Salem this week to
look after the hop interest.
Our neighbor, Mr.. Farbam, had the
misfortune 10 have his barn and hay
burn up this week. The loss was not
great in amount, but 1t was consider
able to Mr. Fsrham. The fire was
kindled by hrs little girl who was play.
ing "FOnrth Of July -
James Meyer is no better, the fever
still RACES. Nothing will cure him but
visit t. the gold fields. All Of our
people are getting to be "goldbugs." &"
They now want free gold, and their
plan Of circulation is for every man to
dig all they want bu, there should be a
limit, for it would never do for such
men as Johnson, S. SWank or Spear
to become millionaires. We all know
that they would divide up among
their friends, but that would leave US
out.
Mr.. Duncan has got to build his
barn larger TO hold his large crop of
hay.
ID. E. Swank is having his new barn
painted.
Aumsville is fortunate in having
such good hotel as the Southern
Pacific" It's good and well cooked
meals and its accommodations have
become very popular.
We baYe in Aumsyille a family of
very saucy children. When persons
are passing the house, they must be
annoyed by these children sticking
their saucy heads out of the window,
and being made the subject of their
saucy comment and familiarity. The
p ,rents may think these children
smart. Others also think them smart,
entirely too smart.
Dan Smith, James Meyer and num-
Der OF our young folks, took in the cir
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
THE ONE UEHT DAILY.

THE DAILY JOURHAL by mall 4,
dislincliyely the Farmer Daily. Al
" = year any farmer living within
reach of stage line can have the
DAILY J0uRsAL dsliysFsd 90 him BY
mail daily aud All his other mall, foi
90 cts, psF quarter u three mouths,
That makes THE ORK cEkT Dan,
cost you " a year aud all your Other
mail flee.
That IA slill u lsss than sny As.oci
alsd ffsss daily Ia ths stats. FaImss
lsi ths light " daily mAll vith ihs
outside world, shias ~ upon youi
n0nlss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
IN POLICE COURT.
A Woman Charged With Larceny Of
a Picture.

A Woman Charged With Larceny Of
a Picture.
Chief Of Police Dilley returned on
the 8 O'Clock overland this morning
with "Dotp Biers, whom he arrested
near ROseburg on a warrant charging
her with the larceny of picture and
frame from one Dora Bennet, the arti-
c'e being valued at $40. Both OF the
p irties interested in the case are reel.
d ants Of "Peppermiup fiat. "Dot'
was brought before Recorder Edes at
10 o'clock this morning. She plead
mot guilty" and her examination wa
set for Thursday, In default Of bonds
she was committed to the county jail.
She Is represented in the case by AT.
torney s. l.. Hayden while Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney A. o. Condit
conducts the case for the state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

a oooD iDKA. Are 900 Eoias n
ihs fsguina Hay ioT yopf gAnsiionl
Yes eDd afl aoinH ~ stop ai lhs
faGlne featsufant fou aan gei ihf
Assi fassl ihsfs fDf - aeais 300 sgsf
ais snd ensslef ihsp that - sesk ~
noptb. f0g esn lepi Tssonss lurnishsd
~ unfufuinlleal ~ goa ran feli :
eoiiags, Ia facs 500 slll ~ afsssBHs,
daisd IA ADy sey W sppl yina "a lhs
fsashe geelAufeNt Al lFlieft ~ ln
Iuifg pf1Apfif EufsSfrd. F
Dslspsbi pfpplisisI, hsw losi, Oregon
iH-iE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
7. 7. DALRYMPLE & co.

John Singleton left for Mehams
early this morning with Misses: Carrie
ROgal, Edna Barley, Margaret Park
hurst and Clara Albert, who will enjoy
the pleasures afforded at that excellent
mountain resort for anumber Of weeks.
Miss Royal will be the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. John Singleton, while the
Misses Burley, Parkhurst and Albert
will 90 into camp by themselves.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
TORTLANn MARKFr

d, FohrLAsD, July 2i.-Wheai, valley, 50e
Nalla = ALA, ilc.
Flour-roruand, szs5 Walla walla, A 6S
graham q y, suPslnne, ~ per Dol,
pals-Nhlie, HaAc, milling, s6e8dc, grey
geo cases, $50
rOtatoes-h hes Caliiernia, isll.clb.
Hay -1nud, tlae ~ POI Ton
Vol valley, NmlA
hufiuhs-bfant til.l1 thorts, flgb. oAO4
is1l, sl-e " isf lppi rbickrn sneal ~ per Z
liidts 81 epi aslitd ~ lbs 8is =. under fl 10
~ ~ fh.sp priie, 1000 4,
Hope Nominal al 81.
hulisfwofFspp ianry efeamery, lglsalte
a,,.. .sh,S aaiil 'eal 1875 iaif q. good, ssa 70
Assss -oisson hiii ofesa,. l0alls.
ttss ois6pui ioa NE pei dp4
lnNlHg wtnicatha tl.n9s sa u3 l.rT dnF duok,
,essso' sesss iilysss W. iufka5s. d1sasa q
~ iopsiseIs, gl4agis go n. iaif 10 ss,a
sl9affs' s'sas 3d. egs's, @sss.sg, dfssasa Lssf
s.l ilp hesi bsef. fi7b4a00 ehoics s.s.
81 ~. ul dressed, ~
,.is.,. 49,. !, isi.s n, hssFgi l6aa la.lshl asd
f'A'' s''''a'l' ehsiss, ..-s.a, iafss, .stf , n.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

hf rHiiI Hfi.i iHls . afnilais ~ =
n iiittfifs a. afifi aaG n lssss - \
fsifaftsa a. NfHfisi aatslnialafaa -
, Hli'l ~ fsiiff . faflflalhs fHs,I ~
Me- hN'iit 90 fIHH ~ afff ~ asafisi |,
siAif. tIssHsa A. asi.ilsif 80 49,, ~ :.
le'ff Nft tsa ilisss ~ So fsai..s. az. =
hfsesif iiot . riiaes f1|Ie4 ~ = -
- staq 81 Al fis sf,ssaa. 80 tsi !. Il
tssttisl 49, nfst4 ~ silt = - -
= - shsl y - ~ llgsl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

Ihs nstts ~ lslliafais E,ssns,
hssf fuusd Dab in ihs lead "a
apnsilius, - shfia ths nIsnEF, lsHloE
ullfa, ~ aua Hfafa blisinl A4a ufan.
aDa u liaif bINlisal l,ssissiloa iu hsla
slslaf, afa lhf hsfia saa Kan fi,una
lllal Rsf nnsa ln lhsl plsaasut fsiilsa b
~ ~ illfssi $40 luna Troubles.
hAhfA Ahlt, iiis fulaf Al siaNlis
aslhtia aNd eaillsenlltlaH l.uuh a
ltitsske hsfF lssN Rilsahie1 sasals
a. iLls tnlasAs alltaDls fslsIeIt
$40 eall 4 nnatf : aHeisnief "A IA 10
$40 ! d ~ lalliie Ibffs 81 a. ~
~ lAlsitDhhlA iAJ kAiHF
isf Golt fasfahlasa naff ~ osisttl
" essu fliaf AZ " lssi 81 ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

WILL BE BURIED AT SALEM.-The
remains Of Mrs. Mary Z. Farmer, wife
Of Rev. J. p. Farmer, pastor Of the
FIRST Baptist church OF this city, viii
arrive in Salem Thursday morning
After brief funeral services at the par
sonage on Liberty street the remains
will be inferred In Rural cemetery.
Mrs. Mary g. Farmer died In Chey-
enne, Wyoming, April 10, 1895, after a
lingering illness. Deceased leaves four
children to mourn her death-Mrs. A.
II. Jessup and Thos. L. Farmer Of
south Haven, Michigan and VIM. H.
and Minnie K. Farmer Of Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
Stage Robber Arrested.

KLAMATH FALLS, Or, July pa
young man named Aired, generally
known as Watt Pierson, has been ar
rested at Keno on suspision that he is
the lone highwsyman who has been
regularly holding up the Klamath
Falls-Ager stages. 1t is claimed that
on the night of one Of the hold-ups be
was absent from home and was seen to
return early the next morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
Democratic Free Silver Editors

SEDALIA, Mo-, July 23.-The atteu'
dance at the Democratic free silver
editors state convention has met TIL c
most sanquine expectations. EiitoTs
are here today from every section 1
the state. Hon. r. P. Band delivered
an address at the association park.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
STILL ANOTHER MARVEL.
second Bill Car Of the Great Wal
lace Shows n a Beauiy.

second Bill Car Of the Great Wal
lace Shows ~ a Bsauiy.
II there is anything ia 'signs Of the
times" then the Great Wallace Shows
will be = world heater. 1t was thought
grandeur had outdOne itself when the
first bill car csme along, but now,
within a week, another palace came
on wheels Sunday as . forerunDer Of
this big amusement enterprise. These
gorgeous advances must mean a grand
show, for small concerns could not
stand the expense.
This car is in charge of Mr.. G. A.
Potter, . pleasant and agreeable gentle.
man Of thirty-fiYe years' experience az
an advance man. he hss served two
terms In the legislature Of his state.
He devotes bis winter seasons to the
services Of the metropolitan dailies.
Mr. M. FagiR is the boss bill poster,
with eighteen able assistants. This
brigade make specially Of advertising z
the excursions which every line Of rail-
road will run into town on show day
a. greatly reduced rates. This show
means to bring the people here. 1t Is
90 big IL must have great crowds to
stand the enormous expense. These
magnificent cars certainly foretell a
mammoth entertainment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
July r. q Dull Month.

We have placed orders for a
very large and most complete
stock for fall, comprising the
latest in Dress Goods, Trim
mings, Fur Capes, etc. Meme
clothing and furnishing goods.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

A LOG DRIvE.-J. G. Goodsle, the
Coburg lumberman, will send crew
Of men up to Adam Ritchey's place,
above Walterville, tomorrow to start
drive of logs to his mill. He will
drive down about a million and half
feet Of logs at this time. Mr. Goodale
is rustler and has been dong good
business this year in spite of hard
times.-Eugene Guard,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
PERSONALS.

Hon. r. c. Baker returned from
Portland this morning.
Carey Martin, Of the secretary OF
states Office, IL in Eugene.
Councilman Thomas Kay returned
TO Waterloo on the morning local.
w. G. Koighton. the architect re
turned this morning from Albany.
John Garb and s. w. Bard, Of
AumsvIIle, were in the city today.
Hon. John Mimic took the Salem
local this morning for the metropolis.
Banker A. Bush was q passenger TO
Portland on the Salem local this mOrr-
ing.
Hon. b. r. GiItner returned lssi
evening from 1t. HeIen's, a.tsr shor'
absence.
sam and the whole happy family oi
Sauvipes returned last night from
Slab Greek.
Geo. w. DAVIS, clerk Of the schooi
land commission, went. to Portland
this mOrsing.
sheriff John Knight and family left
Monday for Newport where they will
spend the summer.
r. w, Settlemier, Of the Woodburn
nurseries, returned home on the Salem
local this morning.
rrof. K. b. McElroy and family left
for Newport this morning where they
will spend the summer.
Geo. Collins, Of the Fashion stables,
was q passenger to Portland on the s
o'clock local this morning.
Clyde, the son OF Geo. w. Johnson,
the clothing merchant, went TO New
port this morning for . recreation.
Assistant Postmaster J. A. 5elwood,
transacted business IN Portland today,
going down on the o'clock overland.
Mrs. II. A. Dearborn and Miss Helen
Hlbbard, were passengers to Newport
on the IL o'clock local for short recre-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Parmenter
started today with camping outfit for
TilIamook TO put In o month along
the coast.
Misses lima and Connie Holland
returned Monday morning from an ex'
tended visit with friends at Oregon
City and New Era.
Mrs. II. A. Miller, formerly city
superintendent Of the public schools,
came up from Oregon City this morn.
ing on visit 70 friends and relatives.
], w. Fowler. the popular State
street barber, has been confined 10 his
home on High street since Friday
night, with mAlariAl fever. He Ii some
better today.
w. Il. Bennett, formerly Of the firm
Of Doty d Bennett, fish dealers, accom-
panied by his family, left this morning
for an outing at Woods, on tho Mes
tucoa river la Tillamook county.
Mr.. Waldsmar Nelson, OF the salem
Steam Dying a Cleaning Works, was
IN bHh eity htASy hA~hhhH 1As"At'es""h"
20 open branch ofiics In Albany about
August l6,--Albany Democrat.
Nc. u. HolslnRer, manager Of the Pa
cliic telegraph Office Ia this city, went
70 Portland an the D o'clock local ihls
morning 0n bnsiBeaa. expecting W
return ga the oilb local this evening,
Icy. aud hn. n. IL. 0wynne aud
daughters, Mlaes Alberto aud Olive,
left today foF Newport Whsle lhsy Will
joln Missea kdl1h sud Georgia, who
preceded them Last Thursday. The
lanllly will Tenaais ~ thls popular
resort tbgougbout lhs sunlnsf
A, a. iiasan oalss IN yesterday
ffoln iseblinily, whsfs With bis faa
w hs aas bssD lAklnG ga epiinE on
tbs A, a, ClsTk fafm, Mrs itossn has
bssH quits lll, bui u gradually in'
pfoyiHs a. "A ssni w " hlll chy
W lsaeA hls i0yesT gld hos " eslsb
lgoat, bal nos lhlnks hs slli isks
t.s..4...a gt..s.t ilta Ana aanl lima
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

INSANE FROM PoLR.-Mrs. Jane N.
Goodpasture, aged "a years, of Eola,
was Monday examined as to her insan-
ity, and committed 10 the insane asy-
lum. DIR. @. H. Robertson and Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney A. o. Condit,
conducted the examination before
Judge w. @. Hubbard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

Nor THE SAME.-We can't enter the
plea OF mot guilty." as Durrant did
yesterday, for we are serving the best
l6.cent meal 10 be found In the city
and It would be useless for US to deny
the fact. Kenworthy d Barnett.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
$1,000


20 . tsiiff ~ inofs pleasaDl fsmsdy }
ipf ilis eefs NJ eYnsunl pii0n. hfnnrbla
f~ebiss ssluEh efepp 900 sboalHng
gyuKt ihsp SANTA AhiE, ths falI.
ieinls hlnK n consumption. Etey
i.aiis sAifspie1 n yes ssuld IA eugsI
n itsi HisN prllhH alseanf esisrh, uss
"a ALifOhAfA tAffhtuhE ~ ms
800 " 1 jsi ~ nisii 81 ID naols
aus $40 si'fif sfs sfs s,sa $40 esi,
anisd ~ lisnn a nfg,ts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

No ONE STOLE IT.-A couple of
weeks ago Lebanon lady upon going
away for short visit, hid her jewelry
in heating stove. During her ab-
sence g young lady who was left in
charge of the house, built fire in the
stove and all the jewelry, worth about
500 was ruined.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

Gus at Salem last week, thereby put
ting some money IN circulation, hut
the wrong way, ~ II leaves our county.
Richard Tucker went all "alons" 30
MehAmA last Wednesday,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
sPHOIAL BAI1AiRH

bFE0iAL hAlpiAihh
hsyy blss sssslas hsnssl see yd'
folnt laos oollsls lile sea ",
Msn's ssDys@ bsla.sis tle ssah,
hlas llas lsaiss wslsis ibe saob'
nlAek ssliss silgls " ssa li.es
a.salss' log gssls fsg o. ahe gss,s ~
iee, hhe yasls ~ 50, tos yssss ief aas
Mass lelbgsss paaaTsssl, S'A .
seil. 81 > sall ssa gi,iss . ssii
IisVssliaE Iley,s basl ~ sas o.
l.salsv be,gy saa isp EisFss eAF
f.salss' side 500 hsis 30
nass ibs ll,a vlib gsy sess yss ssll
WILLIS nii1H a t~g
4hs esah iilg fieeas plgfllas shs
shss lisnss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

But we make it more lively
by extra special values, which
tend TO Loosen purse-strlngs.
See TO it that you secure a por-
tion of the plums we throw
out from time to time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
rheumatism

Is a symptom IF disease OF The Kic
neys. 1t will certainly be relieved l.
Parks Sure Cure. Tuat headactt
backache and tired feeling CONS Il IL
the same cause. Ask for PARKS sur,
Cure for the liver and kidueys rIict
Sl.0J, sold by Lunn & Brooks. b "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

Ueuntg TfsssuTsTs h0iies,
pffink County, fhhAHUhEh,
MHfiOn iyuniy,
Notes a hefpby glYsD that 1 hsss
fgnds lu hasd ~ l,sy all warrants DDi.
sisnalnH up ~ kspi y, ibpi, Ana THAI
dais,
JAsFfh hlnFo,
hsIlon Asupiy 1fsasufsT
aalsp, lvly la N 10
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
COOL DRINKS
u.s.
nor JYEATHEh,

DO 10 MiiieT's O,id Cent
GgOcerD and fyD IRE .case.
Tho rerdicf piH De- iH Juror
OIbis delicious oO0iiHO bep-
eraOes,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

Professor Roberts tells how clover hay
is cured ct the Cornell uniy.ra.. !.
grounds. Cut it when moderately ripe,
a good deal depending on the condi-
tions-weather, etc. Uses a mower
which keeps horses feet from touching
the grass after being cut. Wants no hav
tedder in the field. Does not cut until
dew is entirely of. When cut, leave
until next day. When hot. put in small
punches, but do not work II after
o'clock. because by that time the dew
begins 10 fall Go out next morning,
turn the bunches, do not shake, but lift
lightly and haul ia while very hot. salt
i 20 ~ 20 keep IL from heating too rap
idly--two or three quarts 10 ths tnn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

MoUETAINs OR COAST Pit makes
little difference which place you go to,
BrAnsOn d Go. can supply you with
the best things on earth for the trip.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

Aff tAhTA Ahif. ibs Csilf..snls IA,
iyttlf ~ apsuulllsA aud alssasss \.
iAF ini''sii ihnsf sHd l.saas. saa
iAilFViihiiAI Hfifhb' ~ sais
gHafsnifta eufF a. sisgfll 4 ~ M M.
iltea ss1 tinafea siHilllslnia. Ilss
80 s'1d "a 'N fsniF and 4 W ls.e t....i
80 ~ iAisf ~ } ~ sHd 49, ,.....,.
49, hafa sna ass4 lY iht lsalin. 49,.
siflsiis "A itf fsnnf iassi hssfsf
- - $3.50 ls,asaf ussisi,is..l \, .lai, a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

laif ~ lhs lisn eepssfgsiafy, FIspkr
lili uN llia Msiu. hss DiienaI alaas Ia
nlilsia ~ lnnlineilaNs Up ibs iaena,
afagH, flellu, ttshaVllN, ihnloial A,aas
atd hslnllint, ulas fesa9ssills
~ ~ Mllfs ls,isia rl,lis Essl issi
pIiae tEl A
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

SEVEN LETTERS, The name OF the
beat brand Of tea 10 bepurchAsed con.
sists Of seven letters-E-p-i-o-u-
re. For sale NJ Gilbert A Patterson's =
only.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
Bicycle Built for Two.

A good make wheel nearly new, for
lady or gentleman, in perfect order, for
sale at Just half price. Call at JOURNAL
office. 7:22.u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
Relatively speaking.

why do you speak 70 eross 10 that
servant Hrlf She seems to be a nice
girl, said visiting friend 10 Mrs. Port
" PomP0us Of fiilh avenue.
II have ~ be severe with heT Ia order
10 keep her Ia her place, She is - rsla'
tive u mine" replied Mrs. P0mpOus
Sith dignity Texas SiftingA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

BEST BARGAIRs YET.--A ten pound
box of choice yermieelli for only 85
cents NJ Mccall Bros.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

iss hisi ~ .las Hsds - hpfeusbffs
shq eallsa aplfluiasH ssss s.aa
Hsssas4 nsaglj 500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

Best BARGAIN YET.-A ten ponnd
box Of choice vermicelli for only S5
cents at Mccall Bros,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

sAs fhAscIsoo, July 23 Wheat, zoe.
W MsOl-'iregon. choice, alee. iuleriOr Aa7.
valley, aslic
Hope q uOta BILE al ia6s.
POTATOES LARRY kose, 5gs75c; BuTbauks 5lc
Ga s-hilhng, sI@lW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

Az epGf sfai fiHg tsleasins ~ a.
sseisi,i Aihff ist sss lsisiy dss 50
esaf Afllffs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

J0LLY.-At the family home In Sun.
nyzide, miles south of Salem. Sat
urday, July 20, 1851 infant child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Jolly.
The remains were inferred In City
View cemetery, at 2 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
THIS WEEK ONLY.

We tctU gtUe yOW oar profit
on all Refrigerator. COme
eGrIy. There Is plenty of hot
aseGtIser before yOu.
KELLER Dc SONS,
1901 State.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
Born.

PITTS.-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Pitts,
Of Mission Bottom, Sun day, Jnly 81,
1885, q son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

wtss nsig sssest 81 ssss 49, fs@ass
phas - 49, iilit. - ssisf - irssfiN
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Salem and Eastern Quotations Cor
rected Daily.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23
Died.

PROUTY.-At tho family home In
North Salem, at 80 p. M, Sunday,
July 2l, 1895, Willard Prouty, aged
20 years, months and 20 days, OF
Kidney trouble.
Funeral services will be conducted
at 2:SO p. m. Tuesday, by Rev. w. G.
Kantner. Interment will take place
In Rural cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-23

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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-02-09

A letter from on young friend, Wm
Brownhill, now afDufur, Wssco County
Or. says: 81 auI going to school now
and have been Tor quite awhile, ADJ
perhaps will go until the end of tn,
term, which is in June. am feeling
fac now nave gained nine POUNDS
since have been here, which is doug
we'll for little ftiipS like me. There
ia lots of enjoy here-chufch every
night and dance twice a week, aha
just bushels of nice girls. Ii therr was
plenty of money here this would be a.
good as Owyhee but it will be- loBs
time bsfore that day comes. Owyhee is
as good country as | have been in for
long time, and will always think oi
the days spent there as pleasant ones,
and will always remember ;he friends
and acquaintance made there. GIVE
my regards to my old friends iu De.
Lamar.n
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-02-09
Death of Peter salmina,

Peter Salmina, who for the past foul
years has been a packer in this camp
died in San Francisco, Jsny,, Goth, Of
Cerebal fever. Before leaving here
last fall he bad been complaining of se
we're pains in his head, and went to
California, seeking lower altitude and
milder climate for relief. Rafsle Pan
ina, who bad been his partner for the
past Is wears, acc mpanied him and re-
NAMED with him until his death, hsv-
ing his remains inferred before bis re
turn here.
The deceased wss born in d'Intra-
CANA, Switzerland, and was 48 YEARS Of
age. He l,fl DO family or near relal,
ives. He bore an excellent repu,stiou
here AM was held in very high eslim-
alton oy the score or more of his coun-
try men residing here.