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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
i'm gu fteinigen. Slit einem 8orte, es mar
Elm herr[ihes Sonntnusperaniidenl

i'm gu fteintqen. Slit einem 8Orte, es mar
Elm berrli6es @onntagsbergniigen!
= @s 1T fbon 6Gufig barauf bingefptez
fen porben, pel9e @efabren fir bia9e1un
beit Der Menf9en in beren aq5u ergem
Gontatt nit 6austbieren befte6t. Ser &usz
taui6 BON 3drtli9fetten nit 9unoe1t brtngt
ms ben G9inocpccus, SntimttGt NIT 9a1sz
faben tann baqegen, ME foeben in 8rtgbton
conftatirt purbe, &inoern unb Grfpd91enen
Oip6teritis 3u3iebsn. @or &ur3em bra9
cine @pibemie bieier fur3tbaren Sront9etf
in benz %genannten Seebaoe aus. 9faqforz
19ungen er9aben, baB Die babon betroffe1len
&inber peber bieIelbe S9ule beIu4te1t, no9
Mtl9 aus Der glei9en QueQe' erbIelten uno :
bic TanitGre Snfpeftion Der !6Guier ergqb
~feinerlet Mn6dlt fir bic @rfldrung Der gP!tz
bemie. Nber Or. Hetpsbolme fano, oaB m
alien 6dufern, po er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bate, it9 &aben ~befanben, uro 5tpdr &aBen,
Die linn bur9 franfbaftes Mus1e9en, 0ur9
6uiten unb Nbmagerung auffielen, Die an
@9lingbeI9tperben litter unb bGBlt9e Nbz
fo~nherungen BON ben Observation-Disclosures
aufpiefen. @r 5~tpetfelte nun tetne1 Nugertz >
Bid mebr Oaran, baB etn urfG9lt4er gu
fa%mmenbang 3pif4en Der @rfrart11g Der
&aBen unb Der 9ipbterttts=@ptoemte be-
fte9e unb CAB bic Daraus folgenoen A11oro>
n1ngen, bic natiirlt9 in einem W~tafenr1oro
auer berbd9ttgen @remplare Der Spe5tes
Felis domestica gtpfelten. Die batterto@
logi19e 11nterfu9ung ergub a%Ierotngs Elm
negatives HeI ultat, bas Or. Netps5olme 1ez
bod bamtt erfldrt, baB felt Der @rtrdntung
Der &aben beretts Elm Mtondt Derfloffen por,
bic leBteren fi9 ulfo bereits i'm 3uftanb Der
&efonbales3en3 6efan0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
Die atemefte @~euolntiom it Ecuador,

Wie bic neuefte &epolutton in Gc1abor
81 Stanbe fam, bariiber er5dblt etn We41elz
blatt bic fplgenbe luitige 8ei3t4te: Die
SSrau bes 9%ouberneurs 9uaDaqutl, Die ii6
in 2ima auf 8e1u9 befanb, noate bort Ell
MICE @egenitdnoe, Die ie ft@ aug Der 9eimat6
beri9rieben bate, einf9muggeln unb BAT 5l
bie1em 3nede ben in Qima ~beglaubtgten @ez
Ianbten BON @cuabor, bic Sd9en unter iet=
ner @Dre1e als fem @igentbum fommea gu
lafIen, um 1e bes ben biplomattf3en Ser
tretern 3uIte6enben Yrtpilegs Der 3oufret6ett
~t6eilbafttg nerben gu laf1en, Der @efanbte
tpetqerte it9, Der Game ben 9efa1en gu
tbun; i6r 9emabl, Der 9ouberneur, {9rieb
auf lire 8e{9perbe Fin benz 8e1anoten linen
unber19dmten 8rief tpDfir er NIT feiner
Nbfebung biiBte. Nber 1tatt ii9 biefe rubt9
eefuGen gu Iaffen, er1teB sr Elm grOauncioz
mento unb grtff gu ben Waffsn, nno 5lpar
ni9t ettpa i'm Namen Der 3oufretbett, fonz
bern Der Srei6eit i~iberbaupt. Die 8ebplu=
tion mar bamit fertig, aber tbr 4nittfter,
Der @ouberneur, tpurbe gei3lagen unb muBte
flie6en. 0te Sreibeit fiegte dber bp9, eenn
Elm onberer@ General, @lopNlfaro nit Namen,
mar 10 gliidli9, bic &egterung gu ~ftiir3en unb
1i9 1elbit gum 0ittator 81 MAIDEN, pie aus
elmer tiir5li6 Der0ffentli4ten 9epei6e Der
OOr9e9t. Inter ibm muB @cuabor unfs4lz
bar elmer groBen uno g~ldn3enben 3ufunft
entgegen geben, tpenn bas Bib, pel9esu Sis
panpz Mmericd", etn in GentralzNmertfa err
I6einenbes Slatt, bon ibm entpirft, niGt
gef6mei9elt 1T. @ir iiberfeben:
y0ier lit Der 9elb, Der &Gmpfer, Der toz
loHale @eiit, Der in einfamer @rDBe ut1ter
benz Mequatpr tbrpnt unb auf Der @rDe Teines
@lei9en iudt, Ne6mt ale auf bas 1nenbz
li9e geri4teten Qfpirationen, aae reboluz
tionGre Sbatfraft, aqe erleu9teten unb erz
baberen Sheen, berfDrpert bies aaes in einenl
Mann BON ben ebelIten Smpulen unb Der
unbe3pinglibiten @iGenstraft unoS6r babt
Nlfaro, Der GGIar unb Mleranber, 8ismard
unb @aibingtOn in elmer perion tit. @r tit
elm menI9li6er Sempel Der Sretbett, ein MGz
tar, auf pel3em ibr 2i9t epig brennt" II,
+. ~, u. I. n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24

. Die @ebaftton Der beuti9en &usgabe bes
SO ud d" bat iebt nieber 5r. %. MiiIGer
anqetreten, Der tie f9on einmal, nGmli9 nd6
benz Spbe ¬fer's, beg No9folgers ibres
beritorbenen erften Reoatteurs, S9end,
fii6rte, 1e aber &rant6eits balber niebsrz
leqte. @ie fommt es aber, baB Dem glet9@
fats 6o9berbienten, II i9eibenoen me6r=
iGbri9en lebten &ebdfteur 9etnri98 timber,
Ser namentli9 i'm f9arfen 3eitgebt9t UNI
ii6ertreffli9 mar, ni9t einmal Elm freunbz
Gi@es Dort bes &bi4iebs bonn nP II d" 8 u
She'll pirb?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24

Gii9e Observation-Disclosures gu beranlafen, cine
Hebuttion bes r%eligiDien MemOrirtpffes in
ben ebangelif9en @Olfsf4ulen p~or5une6z
men," ni9t our @nnabme.
limb parum ni9t? Weil bas Centrum fi4
nit 1pbenspert6em Satte petgerte, an elmer
bic epangelii9e Stride alein betreffenOsn
Mbi fimmung She'll gu nebmen. Mittel6ar
trGgt alfp bas tat6olti9e Centrum @iirttemz
berg's nit baau BEL, baB epangelif6e 8u6en
unb MdbeI aud fiinftig iiber benz 0utbsriz
f9en &ate3ismus f9DtBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
(:dslaliid
fir SaugIinge und Kinder.

fir Siuglinge und Kinder.
Castoria bef0rdert yerdauuag
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfang,
Magens&ure, Diarrhe und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesurd
erhalten und sein Schlaf nattirlich.
CastOria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische B~estandtheile.
"Castoria empfeh1e ich, we'll es Elm gutes
Mit1el fir Kinder 1st und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die 1ch kenne." 81. A. ARCHER, III. D.,
Ill South Oxford st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
ssSeit mehreren Jahren babe ich sCastorla'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN T. PARDEE, M. D.,
1875. st. und 7, Ave-, New York City,
"Aus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kaun ich sagen, d3ss Castoria cine treff1iche
Medizin fir Kinder list, da eS abfuhrend w1rkt
und die game Constitution durch he1lsame
Wirkung auf die Etngeweide aufrecht erhals.
Viele Mttter haben mir erzahlt, vic ausge.
ze1chnet es 1hren Kindern
DE-. q. G. OsGOoD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE ENTAU COMPANY, II Murray Street. ny.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24

Gum @3GuB pirb es bic bteIen umertfaz
nif6en 6reunbe u Ito n 9 ud n rig gez
tpiB intereffiren, gu erfabren, bdB fih Der
grei1e Metiter, Oant Der Gr3tli9ea Sirforge
profeHor @9rDtter's unb Der uufmerff amen
Bflege feiner 1angidbrigen 8ebienerin, 10
melt BON ieinem f9tperen QeiOen erbpIt bat,
baB er an Teiner neu b%egonnenen Symphonic
tpieber arbetten fam unb baB bereits bret
@GBe bes @ertes abge19lofen iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24

g1eben bieIem erfreuGiden @Organg be-
f9Gftigt cine anbere Nffaire gegenpdrtig
tart bic 0ffentli9e Meinung. Sn pr5empsl
ba6en ungarif6e 0uiaren etnen piitbenoen
@a6tmeiiter, Der nieber einmal feline Inter
gebenen blutig petnigte unb am 2eben be-
brobte, fur3erbano nteoergei9ldgen unb fir
a1e 3eiten unf9GbliA gema9t. 9as &riegsz
re9t bat fir bies 8ergeben Der Selbitbilfe
nur cine @trafe, Die Sobesitrafe, pte ii9
bas gang bon Ielbit oerftebt Bel einem Re9tsz
3uitanb, Der ba3u bienen foa, Die Srbnung
i'm 9eere gu ii9ern unb Die %unbebingte 9errz
f9aft elmer beftimmten &uite iiber ben
@oltstaoaper aufre4t gu erbalten, Nun
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
peath Of Mr. ]. w. Groat.
I%O State st.

Word was received Ia this city yes
terday OF the death, at his home H.
AnoAa, Minnesota, of Mr., jamie W
1roal, aged ~. Mr. droat WAS th,
f0tbeI Of q. J. Groat, OF Williams d
Groat, Portland, Or., aud of w. h,
droai, Of The Dalles. lie spent lht
winter Of e54 Ia this state, visiting Ia
salem before hls return east. Amonp
lho war yelefans he held the distlno.
tion 0i having beou lbe second man u
enlist in lhe h0nored fifst Minnesota
wAs sloely known aud most higblS
esteemed, Mt 0roat was an old.lim.
nslghDof aud warm peraoaai iTiund u
MT. a, Prescott 0f this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
Duet by o. w. EsrIy and wife.

Duet by ID. w. Early and wife
Sam Jones, Jr., having little health
and . sscoDd class stomach. be has even
been compelled TO reBounce the coDso-
lation Of tobacco.
The work Of recognizing the Demo
cratic party will have TO begin about
six feet under ground.
/ We are glad to zee 20 many member
Of the arst voters club helping to or
gauizs . Republican club in the pre-
ciDet.
The smastest cat on earth is prob
ably owned by NJ. d. Early. Or
Thursday last he thought the cats too
numerous on the ranch and concluded
70 take IL TO q strange land where they
are not blessed with the mouser, but il
some way the cat made lts escape wbil'
Mark was hitehing bis horse and wa
not seen for three days, when It came
10 his wife, being careful that MARI
was net at home, and pitifully begged
for freedom, and the tender and good
bearted woman, ~ she is, opened tbs
sack.
Elder BasheF and daus her Ida, ol
SodaviIle, Sundayed with friends at
this place.
8. p. Early, Miss Sueda Bashor, b
f. Bashow, Miss Esther Lapp and G.
F. Rlnehart, were the guests Of NJ. d,
Early and wife Sunday.
Miss Nellie Centercot OF Maoleay
Sundayed with her friend. Miss Minnie
Ashenbrenner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
RIvER NEWS.

The Eimore leaves for Portland ~
53y Wednesday morning.
The Eugene vent Up last evening
aud the Aitona wGs due this evening.
THE government surveyors are wait.
ing for the river 70 fall before resunIin4
beir Work.
Toe Gray Eagle brought down rsit
4 logs ys, tsTday Tor The Capital lum-
,efing company.
The river bss been falling since last
jgbt, and now stands at II feet. IL
sill probably continue t. fall unless b
YARN rain should follow.
Tie Steamer E;more Ieft her dock oD
ime this morning with the Menu
League excursion. About two hundred
eople took advantage Of the opportu-
atty, and it WIS one Of the bappiest
,fos da that ever left Salem. The bano
sas On hand aud Judging from th,
sOod thugs t. eat and drink the smiies
snd the good nature, there was pleas
.tnt time in store for all.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
WE DON'T BOAST



The kind u weed you should use de-
pends greatly upon the size and charac-
ter Of your decoration. For the frieze Of
a room or "A large panel TO go over a
chimneypicce soft wood would be best,
for it would allow Of bold treatment OF
lines. But if you were intending TO or.
nament a jewel box hard wood would
be best, because it lends itself 10 the
most delicate work. You can make
upon very hard wood line rs delicate
as the finest produced by an etcher with
his needle upon the copper plate.
Burnt wood decoration is rather slow
work. IL is moro allied TO carving or
etching than to painting. go over and
over my work, M the etcher bites and
rebites his plate. deepen tone here
by returning. or ] work IL of with my
emery cloth or sandpaper and reburn II.
This is little secret Of technique which
! have never told before.
The burning OF wood seems 10 be one
Of natures arts. Tho japanese employs
the hot iron for permanently tinting his
bambooi even tho savage uses IL for
tracing designs upon his wooden domes.
tic utensils. Yet. although il IL so sim.
pie that the abOriginss employ IL upon
tho handles Of their weapons, Il is sus-
oeptiblo Of being carried As far A. any
medium Of expression we have in the
graphic artA Think how wide. too, IL
lss soope-from tho delicate traoeEies
for u dainty jewel box 10 the bold frisEs
or panel Of . spacious library OF altar
decoration. Art Amateur.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

bssuufal AHy showers ws'n haylns
pos, " lhs weather should eoHllnas
~, ss ean fsplgi lbs bssi efop fog saIs,
fhs oonesfi a tFslllsRd aa lssl
Thursday sssninE fof lhs hsnsfl " lhs
pbufal Wa . successes, fhs loli0w las
sAA ihs piesFani
SONG W Flglllssd el,elF
'iieag " oaT uhilahess = W hslbsl
eholE
lleciisilon W Mlss ioadi
Nunasl lhs nhsaos ~ iis WlaI, I"
b, a. D hossgmas,
ilusi " ihs Alssss Fislssf
ms rsfshll What 300 nsy,h W
hlss hslg ilgseliann,
rihs Nhfisllsn's lieps hsllsTsd, %
yasgtsi ~ n, W. tsglg sga slis, hsaa
nsl sna MlBnls Ashsphlsnnsf
pasi w as hlsass nnllib
eslssi gpsains ~ 'ispIss hislols
lisalisilgn ~ Alss flsbsf
usslia W Ala hslales Ml~ hsv,
pla,su, Af a y hssslAase, NJ b.
h,aains
pAg D'sieslssl tslsSlsae.'' " hss
a M fhHslns
llasl NJ ~ Alsass hlsh,ls
nisggg lhs hspsN " iisihsl sis'll,
nsls W h,ss AAs Flslsf "a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
WELL nlll.Aarn

iysly bpy saa bsss sesq ssll, pul
u llls latest sigls, iasds n isai nisssi
lNN ~ ihs l,ssl insnnsg, ~ > sn,sl|
sem new, Ne ais ssllna saeslisgl
Fslsss ~ loys salls Asss 80 a ia'
$40 y ~ - ssuli isli snd ~ hsai
llssl Fslus ~ lepn ~ yeuiis spa
nsan's sll sod suits sad lapls
- ssg llss " hsls, esls slegss.
saspsadels .eFslsl,ills, nssi sssg 50
hunfih uhnhhhfAb
A. lsdla sna nllss,s Ibf Nhlnsnsp
80 ~ ~ y ~ plllas i,se 49, ~ als
blsy N eHnes wlnasn
Willss hHN a "a
W hsys lis tspi hiefelg fhes ~
ieaa - spl svesisls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
Mt. Angel.

MI, Angel waslhe sosns of uuwonted
hustle aud life on May day. A oele5Fa-
tion, befittlng Ia ils whole contour ths
bright gladness Of the OCCASION, 0oov-
pied the greater part Of the afternoon.
At2 80, IA. AZ entertainment MAS given
Ia the q, l., n. hall, u ~. Jossph's col
lsgs under the auspices VI the Aoms
dramatic sOelsiy u lhs inslitulion, A
drama, "hoTv hlDnsd against thsn
nlnning," ssl on with numsTsus musl.
oal and yoeal selsoiions, was ths ehlsl
faalufuu, Al llpnsnss crowd from
every pan VI lhs eoualIy ssFs present,
aud beiois leaylDg, Al acknowledged
ihs skliful s0i VI lhs spsaksFs and pss-
foImsTs, - we'll ~ ths hospitality sI'
lsndsd ~ lbs lAoally snd sludsnls,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

A good story was told on the ship by
. Boston man who was In Antwerp
while tho preparations were In progress
for ths exposition Representatives of
all nations we're there preparing eEhib'
its from their respective countries, Ia
ths evening all tho visitors were in tbs
habit Of gathering la q large hall On
tho grounds 10 listen 90 ths baud play.
Out u compliment 10 tho visitors tho
aational airs ~ the different countries
wefV played aud resolved an oyaiiosi
ffonl the group " that nationAllty la
lhs ball Tho night that our Boston
ffisid atieadod lhe band performance
this playing ~ naiional aiTs was 0n che
programme All were played. but nol
. thlns thAi nould he twisted into AZ
siF fof lhe hlTd " ffeodoD. a delaaa.
Hoo " ihs Ampglosns went w ~ ths
Leader and i0id hlm that they fsli
silghtsdi that theiT conniTy hAd noi
been fsooenlsaa with pTofaso spolo
Fles ihs lfadsg ssid u sas clearly An
pYsislghi and pTVRisad ~ glYs lhslB
ibe AninIlsan aiT ~ aliae lis dlsiEihui
- chs lpasle, sad, sssins his Eaton. lhs
halla hI0ks l,s,ss. nsl 9Th any fslallisg
peiliuiie sv bat 'fIhs hsH That hTake
lhs hank ~ Aosls aaFia - Amass
Dsai ainlsg ths AmsIleal nnally ssFs
Nsy a. glsl,i,s ~ Old h,ss haey ai,d
We sas And shsa lhs halla asishsd
lhs lesinliasas spplsass fgoaa iks An,ss
leaR aslssaii,a slloltsd ea eae,ss
MsshiRstes hlaT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

A Coon COMPAsY.--Tb Pas tOu
Dramatic Company, last night. APP
peAred at Rsed's opera house aud
played most aoceptably 10 fair sized
house. lTbey, this evening, give "rhe
LiEhtnine itod Agent" with good
cast Of ehAraetefn. Ia addition 10 good
playing the company presents several
good musical artists. Misa Lucy aud
vlne Peyton will appear Ia their at
tFncflys sIsolaltles, Including the
iaaliors' HoTapips, etc. Popular prices,
10, ~ aud 80 osnts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
PERSONALS.

Mr.. A, Rich. the EnglewoOd dairy
man, went 10 Portland today.
Gov. Moody went up 10 his farm
neAr Salem today TO survey some land
lines.
Matthias Felchtinger, the dealer in
fine gold jswelry, took the train for
Nj. Angel today.
Contractor Royal Of East Salem has
gone 70 Washington county 10 bid on
some bridges 10 De built there.
M. u. Wire, ID. d., arrived on th'
lao local and will lecture at the South
tsalem ~. Il. church this evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.
Aurusville.


On Monday evening . pleasant sur
prise party was given to William Win
SLOW at the home Of bis father. VIII
liam has lived about one year ia Aams-
vile and hes made many friends and
90 enemies. All regret that be has de-
iermined 20 iesve Aumsville.
Messrs. GOoddell, Powell and Folie
returned from their mountain trip, and
have come to the coDelusion to let
Uncle Sam keep his land, unless he
Levels IL up some, for IL now stands
upon end Ia the must unaccommodat.
ing way and - Bob says, full Of wild
cat holes.
At 6rst we felt very badly when we
saw the ad. about ben" but when we
saw him our feeling changed. He
looked grander, prOuder and better
than we ever saw him, 9 dignity and =
fathefly expression thst was q great
Improvement. Then we thought the
notice was only little premature, for
there certainly will be day when 1t
will Oe true, and we promise Ia behalf
of the JOURNAL to give him q good
send of free Of cost.
Mr. Mernfeld spent several days ia
Aumsville last week fencing in forty
acres Of land which be owns here.
James Meyer has commenced build
iBg new barn on his place.
The "Triune" held concert on
Wednesday, singing the praises Of The
JOUREAL correspondent. They were
20 happy, that they didn't touch
ground, just hoated around with q
sweet smile upon their faces and q copy
Of the Salem good roads JOURNAL Ia
,heir hands, with their tongues going
10 a strange and wild manner. The
JOURNAL contained news that the
"Tdune" thought would crush the cor
respondent who had announced union
of souls when there was no union, q
birth when there was no birth, but the
'Triune" stood alone. They made no
connections. They told what they
would do If 1t was their case, forgetting
that they had many worse cases, and
did not see 1T TO do anything. The
concert closed by singing that old
familiar hymn, "Arise My Soul, Arise,
Shake off Thy Guilty Fear" and went
home and read the second verse OF the
thirtieth chapter Of Proverbs.
II this rainy weather is caused by the
al nsRkh h
NAL, they should be called back.
Aumsville's mill has q new miller.
Thomas johnson, former partner Of
ID. Il. Bwank, left Aumsvllle last week. |
He intends making an extended trip
all over the state. All are sorry to
have Mr.. Johnson leave, and all wish
him good health ami solid Joy 10 be his
constant companions.
Rev. Llster,O of Albany, gave US a talk
Wednesday evening. Divine Govern
ment" was his subject. Mr.. Lister is .
pleasant speaker and makes his dis
course very interesting.
Mr.. Garb was In AumsYllle Saturday
with potato fork. We thought that
he WAS going down 10 Weaver's 10 Dig
his late potatoes.
The genial proprietor Of the Southern
Pacific hotel OF Aumsyille has been
abused by the nlth gatherer Of the
sunday Mercury. All good men are
subject to these vile attacks but the
southern Pacific goes right on fur.
ulshing good meals for the hungry aud
II viii pay anyone 10 walk few yards
extra 10 be sure of we'll cooked meal
aud clean, comfortable aooOmmoda-
tiOns.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
Mar shaVs Sale.

Notice IL hereby given that the fol.
lowing described horses have been
lm pounded aud advertised as required
by law aud that the same will be sold
TO the highest bidder at the city pound.
Thursday, May 0, 1895 al 2 O'Clock D.
~ One black hlly, no brand, One
black mare branded Y on left hip, Flglt
fore foot And both hind feet wbli g. with
white spot Ia forehead.
go. A. DlLLEY,
"p~F Marshal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

TAxns CoLLEorED.- -Shern Knight
t0isy turned over " County Treasures
JaD MiBto tazes collected for 1894, q
tile amount " tll ,o5b.29. Of tbls SIR
Mimic viii pay the balance due on
state tAxss, ~ gI,2bo.sD, aud lbs 90
malndsg Will b. sppllsd " Iay inlsrsul
teAfing warrants. Ol tao aboye cum
sl,09,eT wa fof lhs elly u salem, and
sAoi N foF sollool disiflct no "a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

A hlamaas wlil siaks money 40
snythlns iAoanssd gssshllRs As,,lsss
stlst IA ihs elllss slld aEs lsgss
s'sans ~ lilfaiae ~ lAe eogeFnmpai.
shl,'b falkns ulli liis iasinulslly Anly
~ loitsgf y sftsRal fply paifuaiasa
~ iaRsh,h flss saahliNs hoi,ass
si,A lils l@nashai~ skish Ass lllsll
eqfplisfy and nhllh sgN sl,laked
hifh pbieois lasnsd ~ sisilsn. afs .
alsxIsfs ~ Vas rafaisl NJ so,as
sifsels sven olliaf h,slse y Eaws
shey kepi W = thlasmas f,st
alstily asvlss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

Whsa you wAnl lartlsil bath % linsn
leEsla, whits ~ turkey gsa aainaak
llnen % eoii0n cfAsh, sublDdeflsf
laeea. sloFas, ,Ilbisop dfeaa stays, peedies,
gaes W = hpadTsd oihsF ACTIONS, uail
~ Hl,s Mes fofh ilaoksl aud gel them
~ fagksi pfiess. 81 "a ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

a DlfEEaNsf itps4LH fhs rustic
" hes all bles, sbs topn siIesi
nfa@fs, Il dliisssl ffom anylhlng VI
~ seft 1he customers splfeelais q
nna sniey Sac Lsnsli " lhsl los
pfiess sgsgy asy lH llis wssk,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
Cheese.

Something new eleV day,
honnemans praeafy alsays
leads on hnp ehesso, an
klnds, always ilssh Come
and ~ sonls igl state o.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

LEAGUE SOCiAL.--The EpwOTtn
League Will give social reception al
the Y. NJ. q. A. hall Wednesday even
lng. A good time IL expected.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

IRIS WOSDEKPUL--HOw much "Ep
cure" tea we are selling. Give II b
rial; you will use none other. Gilber
q Patterson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

APIBE DfsNEE-NothiDg is 80 re
.resniDg a. a good cigar. All snIok
r. pronounce the La Corona as far su-
.,eriOr 10 any other cigar in the mar
aet
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
STATE Trsasurer's Twelfth Notice.
stats on OREaON,
TREASURY DErARraRsT,

STATE or OREdON,
TREASURY DEPARTAEkT,
sALhh, May !, 1855, J
Nollfs u hereby gwen that there aIe
luhas on Maud Win winch ~ Tedhem
all outstanding state warrants sndofsd
~ nle 'ffesouted and not pald for
sAnl " fupds' drawn on ths nliltafy
Iuhd sud als0 All outstanding stats
ss'fsHls endorsed ~ me betseen ths
dates " March Apd March ~, sos
.hs'ih dates ineluslYeJ drawn on othsf
ipnas Hhd that al su0n warrants .pfop-
sfly snaofsod, slil hs paid upOu pl sssa.
isllob ~ ibis oiiioe, lDtsTsst thereon
eesslns ffom, aud shef, lAe dats of tlls
uoiipo, W."
s, FHiL MEhOHAR,
"'"'H stats Treasurer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

Ns sh's 'slss 90 sapslspt, ln,gsss
'Nt Hhgf pyf pnets sHd quslity M
~-'s s.plsle q sii Uplos bssssis
a'e's li3 state slfssi. sai.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

a dgllsf siii bsg ~ saeh KltssIiss
A. helslgs a ilsFls' ~ suy plsgs ln
ihe eiiy, y nsi = liiiis Wpfs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

WHAT'S SAD dsoofsisd dlshsa a pfe.s
lNsf ~ save you mnneY, A Mhtsou !.
NhiVa hsfssln siofs ~ hlsie sisssi
H4l..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
Children Cry for
Pitchers cAstoTla.

NkAFhhA FoAEoAsr Tuesday and
wednesday, oaoaslonsl showers apd
eoolsT,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

rsss haiy Hs' 49, ss ssss hsi oaslafs.
nsss ~ ssss ealA. A. slisi 49, O,slasls.
Hhsa 49, lsssas alss a.s sl.as b. O.sass.
"sss ~ h'A 'l''ilss sl.s ss,s l.sls C,.,s,ls.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
HEVER CROWS WEARY

We neCer tire Of teLLt1ID DOtt
about oar Jtne StOcH Of pic-
t,tFe mOutttHOs. We nOC
Thoroughly understand tHis
branch aIid mdh;e no GLugltt-
ers in cutting.
KELLER & SONS,
I2O State st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
Born.

Born.
KLEIWER.-To Rev. and Mrs. G. Z
Kleiwer, on North Cottage street
May 9Th, son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07
Children Dry foT
FlteheFs ohet0TIa,

,ssl s''llsd ihs lslssi lblas is
,. ssH slssaisnis sAa slas alslls. "A
''s'Hsn's isssksl hlals T"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

WALL AoQuAikrhD, NsaTly eysfy.
body ~ aolualnlsd with ksnw0nby a
iiaTusit " you are nol you VIII never
fsgfus fofmiug an acquaintance, They
sefyu tno uosi 10 Oeni meal ln lhe Oily.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-07

Aiss Myrtle Hepburn, the young
lady who has been employed al toe
NEW iork ltAoksl' IL now salsulady
IA osboTn's itaokel slaTe, aud viii Ia
l.lsasud w aiesi hsf many fiisnds lhsfe