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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.


STATE OFFICERS.
y secretary CT state H. E. AEnistead ,,g,,i
Auditor T. b MUS.
Treasurer Ransom uulleY :
Attorney General u B hihsWoiI :
State Land Commissioner j. Ritchle
Supt. Pub. Instruction Juilus JoraoIi,
ChIpfJustice supreme Court y. IL; cochLli1
Com. y grlculture W u. NihcaehlleIlei
Nv. f Hemingway
Associate Justices ?. Hughes
NJ. H. SaHdles.
UNITED STATES sen ATORS.
Tames II. Berry Eeht9hVlllie- ne
y James X. Jones Washington
JUDICIAL.
ynare f. 5. Mcdaniel
81 Pros Attorney J. Tilmon,
LEGISLATURE.
s Se,ao2P ep,Sa12Psontafive W. NJ Brown
fr@lcgisature meets biennla!IJ, on secoEa
''0'''"S COUNTY OFFICERS.
Soupty Judge } l. WGrthirgton
- Circuit Clerk Ctp aNiof
County Clerk + p jia%ied IaGiee
Treasarer L. l.. Mchenhon.
Assessor J. $, Shipman
Surveyor las i'u''cH.
County Examiner Il. z. BHrney
yrzsTaX collecting closes Aprl 70.
~ assessments Of real estate 5lennially, and
personal property annually.
COURTS.
Nircutc court coaycnes - Monds.s in Feh anG
" Aug III Y eatern Dis ret, ard .1d Mondays
in Fab and Aug in Eastern District
County curt .lst a0adays III jan, APiil3
July and Get.
Probate GoHrt- Eastern D 3rd Mondays in Jan,
april Judy and Get Western y attn Mondays
In Jan. \ pril, July ana Get.
TOWNSHIP.
= Contable D. NJ. stroud
LODGES.
,rH9uN FOREST LapGG NO. tot, T & \, " .
~ Meet5 gn SatUriays Oh er heiere the tut
moon of each mouth. c. =. GenI, " Al
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CHURCH SERVICES.
RI z CuanGn souTu-scryices every second
GGs and fourth sunday II O'clock 9 NJ. also
night. PRAYER meeting Thursday night. Every
body 1Hrited.
J. S. WrtrsoS, ?. G.
IT q chureh. Services arst Sunday in
lS@o "a each month. C. i, EDWARDS Pastor,
Fypion Sunday School .: 90 IN.
~ f. o. Butt Supt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

WY not give he vacant place
at tha head of the U. s Fish Com
mission to t6e concoctor Of the
best fish story.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
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# short Presidential campaign
will iesseo the flow Of political or
at0ry we are for II.
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TIE increase OF the bomb habit
roconciIes us to not being connected
with the R0tbschids family.
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A. ]. R Z S S .E TT,
REAL ESTATE Sop s,tr,

SO acre farm II acres in cuI,.ta..
orchard 4n1iles west 81 Gal-rolIfo, "1ohi 20
Green FoEeet roe address b. G In iafH
tentot. Ark ''sHeS III
Eighty acres one mile North Fast,t,
acres il cultivation good house b,s. Wv.
buildings good orcfara well ol Wst.. al
and title tor terms Apply al thi, iH-,552 52oi la
10 acre farm oil alley laod z0a,41,
Vation, gaod hease and ortbu ldifus M ~ gu!
pie orchard, tiEe slrlnB a6d s4r4t "a aara ,'r"a q
, feet deep; three miles Gorth la,t ofl g. P2t
est For terms apply at This aIic.. 'A d
Good farm oi 10 &eras for fal aAoo,
acres in cpltiFotion all good bottom etp
dwelling. laI@e Hafn aha other otlor ~. Ee
iHg5 This fasrn is on the anray4tfis Nv u. gl
lingt0n road miles east OF =. IRWIN, n
theT part cutlars eaIi Oh this asHct
FnsS*LF: = farm three miles va 49,
rolltou on the GaTr0iiton AMI @rfs, -. ~. "a
50 acres, i0in cultivation &Qad. NaIt - 2
good we'll ol water resiGeact WitE =i3oa,g5a
and out buildings For t2rGi8 aGz,+ !. 3eo9
office u 3ehu i2Htham H5lteuag :" y
! tiHe iafce story HetGi ,,iiA 5zsaa,.
batn room Nith apparatus Goaa ,ra}#,f,,s.5s !
an acre oI 4rcnd also iaf acre. og Ja4pl g',' =.
six miles north of Green Forest. 30 ar1e 's
tiVation. House anC 5u5-Auii5Iiues Goo54s
orchard tor telHs en- either address n a
Tanner. Green t0rest. &3k
a tae bottomtarm ia the Ds2re yaf}pr :. ,it
south Of Green Forest. 5!G acre n fTas..
acres in cultivation, az Ger aaHa ta.{e, - II
good reside sc aad ogc bui,ttit ae. fra ,@
houses and o5gt QulldiAge COOS fr1jtos51
and sprfugs. situate e9 On t}V5 lfafint iga
roads, One miie nom school hons. c6nrT II
posi- Office = otatr @aetz 1ea 29od blSl
u ore. GoGc bafgaia Call at this oilcs
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

aaa political bosses have ell re-
fHlned from their vacations and
resumed active business.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

eHouto the republicans nominate
Allison and democrats Morrison, II
would he a reguIar. silver lodging
aamEafwH.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
NEWSPAPER LAWS.

s,,,,zof',ars N. ldl ,tscontiuuanceo oftheirpe
~45,fsais an fat, to pay arearGges tie prbish-
rs nay ooat;nreto send them until the aTeaf-
ages are paid, L.. =, +ol-o= t,,si,
=+..z.stzsl from tie 9tfce to when they afe aI-
3r..4 Il t44v are responsible until they nave SET
tl5ll ft.,;rt,iii audordered then d1scohuAteG
.Htra courts hqyedacided that Tetustng TO take
e-if-l;.-als ften4 thp Office. orremoEinE and !eavr
- .I,.a uara}c5 fof, is pima facie evidence OF
II t1-=85 85aHa1 fraud
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
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TIE Canadian FIRE bugs who set
their buildings on fire with an
alarm clock evidently believe IN
doing things on tine.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

Tr1 introduction Of hoasclesS
aarriages will doubtless increase
he mpmher of marriages,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

ee7~A}l local advertising is inserted
aa1 charged for accordingly untifofder-
80 ol:t.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

- idyl.rtisiag aeents or etral gers VINO desire
at.la.aza aivertis cMeat in IN / paper must ac-
r q7.rr19Hv thalr ortera With the cASH.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1905.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

Noodle Fsill5 cure Constipation BY yrestor-
ine the peristaidc action OF tic alimensary canal
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.riFry FOREST LanGn No. los. =. ga. N
II Meet5 on Saturiays on or hefera The fui
moon of each month. c. =. GrEI W II
Va BtHT sec
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

JNo. r. CLENDGNIN, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
j JUDICIAL

yanas IT Rerrv Eentonyiile.
y James X Jones Washington
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.
AUAISVILLE

q I AlfD A0A~ .
Ms Grounds, Miss Drsnbie and
Mollie Gilbert have returned to Aums-
vile, after short visit away.
Thomas Ball looks natural walking
around town.
James Meyer is still upon the SICK
list.
The contract for cutting the wood
for the school house Is advertised and
the lucky man will work cheap.
Lon Gregory has one hen and gets
four eggs a day. The neighbors hens
help her out, as they know that
Lon is an exacting man.
William Weaver's pig has been SICK;
he now feeds It twice day, as i've
times proved too much feed.
To say that Bard is proud Of blf
baby boy is telling The truth; hs
thinks him pure gOfd, and has made
him q new buggy OH each SIDE Of
which is printed in large Roman let
ters, Gold Dusr', No silver about
that boy, a regular gold bug,
A stray bantam rooster belonging tC
one of the good people of AumsYillei
has left its "bed and board, and any
one keeping same must do so at hii
own risk as the owner will pay nj
charges and hereby orders raid rooster
to return to its parental roof.
Some Of the Aumsviile young ladies
showed good sense in not going out IL
the rain Friday night; we do know
what to say about the young men whC
went after them.
Mr.. Duncan is authority on the erea
ton of the earth, when to plant pota
toes and on sick pigs.
Dan Smith eats apples every day
thereby making the mouth of the
Aumsvillians water.
- Charles Hines has built on his place
new barn, hen house aud yard.
Frank Pound has planted four acre
Of raspberries this spring.
The boys of Aumsvllle are trouble {
with cramps in their fingers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Two AcuDRsTs.- Herbert TichnoF,
- years Of age aud an InmSts Of the
state Reform HohoOl. In endeavorlng x
10 slide down the bannisters. from the
fourth fioor 10 the lower flpor, he lost
his balance, falling 10 the cement floor.
~ feet below. In falling, the numer
Gus baDnisters aud bell rope hindered
the boy In his fall 30 that ho Was not
NO badly hurt as was expected. aud
although badly bruised NJ, he IL rest.
inR ~ easily ~ can be exl eoted, there
being no bones broken. w. n. Mich.
aslla, An employe Of the halem Motor
Railway Co while making some 70.
pairs 10 the oompany's llnes At the
oHbef ~ State and Winter streets,
experienced quite an accident Sunday
aftsrnoon, be Loaf his footing aud foil
10 the ground, = distance of shout ~
feet. Tho result of the fail was a
spfsinsd ankle, besides being badly
bIulssi,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
Died.


BREY. AT the family home on Cot.
iAge aud Union streets, Monday
March %, Sophia, widow Of NJ. BTey
aged II years, q months.
Decease was n native Of Germany
maiden name Veith, came 10 this
country at the age ofslx, lived at Gin
clnatti aud was married ut Peoria, Ill.,.
Ia isil, 10 Morliz Brey. They came tC
Oregon In 1855, crossed the plains, and
located at Salem, where the family
have made their home. Mn. Brey was
the mother of ten children. seven Of
whom survive the parents. Mr.. Rrey
died May l7lh, 1894, aud was burl, d AT
Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mortis BTey was ine mechanio, .
furniture manufacturer al this city SUD
loft quite large property, Mrs. Brey
WAS al attendant Of the Episoopal
church, but member " the Lutheran
church. itsv. Lawrence sinclair oi
80, faul's EplsaopAl church, conducts
the funeral Thursday ~ o'clock o ~.
Mru bfey waa woman who went
out Ia s'clsly very little but Sas much
sllaehsd 10 hos home aud family, vho
sinoorsly mourn heT death,
The estate CONSISTS oi gsluHbls clty
property snd smounls 90 . consider.
abls sum, u in0ludss ons half ~ The
hush hfsy hl"ea, shloh 10 oocupisd
40 lhs Dslp mpls And kfausas ptorus
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
The Drama Last Night.

Reeds Opera house last night was
only partly filed to witness the play
From Home to Home" but those
who atteuded pronounced the produc.
tiou excellent. Mr.. Kremer made a
decided hit as the scheming aud plot
ting villain, while the rest Of the com.
paDy did we'll In their different roles
Mr.. Kremer will produce this evening
"The NihiIists," his masterpiece, and,
as the rate Of admission has been re-
duced to l0c, zoe and 3Oc, we bespeak
for them full house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
Mrs. wulard's Funeral.

Mrs. AdeliDe Willard, who died
! Monday morning of heart disease, Will
be buried at Rural cemetery Wednes-
day. The funeral services will be con-
Quoted ut the residence on Asylum
avenue at 2 p. m. by Rev. q. w. Gran
his Of the First NJ. f. church. De
ceased leaves the following children
living:
Mrs. Maria Kellam, Of New York;
Mrs. NJ. j. Mcintyre, Of Salem; A. r.
Willard, a blacksmith Of Salem; j. X.
Willard, postmaster at Liberty, Or,
and Nelson Willard and Mrs. NJ. Bin
ston Of Marion county.
All will be present at her funeral ex
cept Mrs. Kellam, who is 5000 miles
away. Mrs. Willard came to Oregon in
1883, TO ma &c her home with her sons
and daughters, and bad been visiting
foE about TWO weeks at The home Of her
con on Asylum avenue, apparently In
her usual health.
Mrs, willard was a very pleasant shc
socisble lady, in every sensela noble
woman, very fond Of company and
much liked by young and old. She
was a member Of the Uniyersalist
church in her youth, but of late years
has attended mostly Evangelical
churches, which seemed TO meet her
views Of religious matters and satisfied
her spiritual needs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
A aIsat Rlas

Jubn w. lisllssbIaHd " Ofston a
iiilannah oouDiy, has bssu ln lhs riiy
hsslps mlins oYsI io lilsud ihs iunFlaI
" hls AulhsT hsld Mspdsy lis lsn
basas saIlg SUNDAY moTalns and gnds
ihs psilW dlslanrs, sh,gi 10 milss
fsaghins nslsm 81 ~ a.. AZ nhsf
dsn hs ehapHsa hoisss. h,s halss bal
lnf lsssin,s nsahg sshsasisd ~ Gas
hsid glalns sssl ihf luasl faaKs "a,
hssluess nFsi tuluE hiEb tlldlns %,
lmlsasibls snd AZ iifllsnbisud sss
hllesd ~ Sesame ihs usil nulf ~ sal,
ihp pHids nlw lar ulauHialiH sn M ;
bad egadii,sn. lui IA ihs Fsllsg lhsy
go sa.si a. slsIisi va ibf D lufn
iiip iaisl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
BETHEL

Mr.. Frank Lehman, who was accl
dentally hurt by horse on Mon lay
has recovered and was out to SUNDAY
school last Sunday.
Dan Schumager and wife, who a.,
operating hennery, are progressing
They are also packing about nnet ell
dozen eggs a day.
Miss Anna Lehman who has beer
visiting her sister in Jackson county
will return home in few days.
MI. Levi Yoder is making some i'm
provements on his house in the way Of
a bed room.
ID. w. Early has purchased a larg.
tank which he will raise to the dis
tance Of about 40 feet, for the purpose
OF supplying bis hop yard camp with
water.
Z. f. Rlnehart has rented ground OF
Mr.. Frick and will Til the soil
The surprise which was given by d.
j. Yoder aud wife on Friday eve OF
last week, WAS In honor Of Miss. Minnie
Aschenbrener, 1t being her 28d birth
day. About fifty Of her young friends,
also her mother was present All met
at the house at $50, after which they
repaired 10 the bunk house aud spent a
most happy evening u playing games.
A delicious luncheon was served at
1880 a. mr after which was given by
home talent, al old fashioned Indian
war dance, which was an event that
VIII be long remembered by oil who
were present
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

A PLUCKY WoMAN.-Mrs. Mary
Kiesling, who is Postmistress at Viii.
lard, not only conducts a farm and
store, but has reared fine family, ard
today paid out of her earnings 5000 to
the Jarvis.Conkliu Mortgage Co.,
which leaves her home free from debt.
Mrs. Kissling has also been active in
organizing the new congregational
church at Willahd and tJday was pas
sing around subscription paper for
the erection ofa new church to cost
not over $1,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
RIVER NEWS.

Steamer Eugene came up from PORT.
land last evening with good load OF
miscellaneous freight. She proceeded
on M the river last evening to CorvaI-
lis.
steamer Elmore came down from
Corvallis this afternoon. Shewill take
m a cargo of miscellaneous freight at
her dock in this city, and proceed to
Portland at 6 a. m. Wednesday.
Steamer Altoona came up from Port
land this afternoon with fair load OF
freight and a good number of passen-
gers. After making her larding at
this city she proceeded on to Independ'
ence.
The Willamette has again com
menced to fall and lie slowly getting
back to q low stage This morning II
registered 1913 feet above low water
mark, The highest stage attained oS
the river owing 10 the recent showers
was II 2 feet about IL o'clock last night
The Alice AS whistle is to be heard
every day except Sunday She makes
a regular trip between Salem and Inde
pendence each day, and carries a goodly
number of passengers, great many
people preferring this way of making
the trip to the capital cit, and returL
than that Of travelling by road.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
PERSONALS.

I'D. Hurst, Of Aurora, was 10 tb'
city today.
NJ. Damon was in Albany today
on business.
HI. Singleton went to Portland OF
the J 40 local.
Hon. J. B. Looney, Of Jefferson,
was In the city today.
Architect w. G. Knighton visited
the reform school today.
j. q. Wright Is recovering from a
scvsre attack VI ia grippe.
DIR. d. r. Lane was a passenger for
Portland this afternoon.
r. X. L,vell went TO Portland this
afternoon on busine 9.
/. w. Berry returned last eYeDir &
from a brief visit 10 Portland.
Cbas, Ford was passenger for Port.
and on the afternoon local
Henry Shoemaker Is again about bis
business after his annual grip Of la
grippe.
Architect &. =. Burggraf is 10 Port
land on business aud will return to-
night.
A. Bush transacted business In Port.
land yesterday, returning home la, t
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Lawler OF Salt
Lake, returned this morning from
Portland.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cusick went t,
Portland this afternoon for y short
Y -it with frien6s.
Rev. /. b. Fisher returned from Cor.
Wallis this afternoon. where he con-
iucted services Sunday.
Sheriff John Knight returned from
he metropolis ON the ll;l7 local, where
he has been on business
Rev. and Mrs. q. f.. Kllewer are
hume from Turner, where the former
conducted services Sunday.
Rev A. l.. Hutchison has succeeded
Ia mastering q bicycle and will soon be
seen riding about our streets.
B. y. Cook left this morning for
Omaha on business. He will also visit
Chicago before returning home.
DIR. J. A. Richardson went out to the
reform school, this morning, where he
will examine young Tichnor who met
with an accident at the school yester'
day.
Mr.. J. q. Barnes, who has been pros
trated for nearly two months with an
attack Of fever, is gradually recovering,
which Ia great comfort TO the family
and her many friends.
NJ. T.. and T. II. Richardson, of JEFF
ferson, were in the city Monday. They
are native Oregonians. having been
born In Linn county and resided In
Marion county since about eight years.
They are straight Republicans.
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Supreme Court.
VIM. p. LORD,
Governor.
II. II. KINCAl
Secretary.

Sanford Bennett, respondent, VS.. T.
ID. Wimott, ct al, appellants, appeal
from Coos county; motion TO dismiss
appeal argued.
Crawford Baker, responde ut, vs.
Portland Consolidated Railway Co.,
appellant appeal from Multnomah
county; motion for stiirmance Of judg.
ment Of the court below argued and
submitted.
Lizzie II. Close, vs.. ID II. Close, ap-
peal from ClackamRs county; motion
for sixty days time to file abstract al
lowed.
J. &. Booth, respondent, VS.. u. +.
Moody, appellant, appeal from Marion
county; time 10 tile abstract extended
to May 10.
State, ex rel, Mays, ct al. plaintlfi,
w. u. =. q. Marquam, defendant
hearing on the demurrer postponed
until Monday, April s, at ~ m,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

New HoUsEs.-Ground has been
broken the past few days for mum.
ber Of new houses and all indications
point to lively summer Of building
operations, with good demand for lum.
Der and building material. Mr.. Pet.
zsll Of the plumbing firm OF Barr Il
Petzell, has begun the erection Of "a
neat residence on Cottage and Uuion.
Iaph Il Ault are the contractors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

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nl"ffi Dom -i Commercial stnsf
liis Advertisements ~ lsig have located
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

LECTURE. Clara q. Scott will lee.
ture at the w. G. 4. &. room, Tuesday
evening, March 20, on the Condition
OF Women Of America in the Nine.
teenth Century" Admission 10 cents.
This le'tu'e has been delivered in the
big cities Of the east aud Is sure 10 in.
tefest all. 3.26 2
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

A NEW LODdE.-A large delegation
Of Woodmen Of the World from Salem
camp No. lls, go up to Independence
on the Altoona this evening 10 assist IN
organizing a camp Of order there. The
party will number about twenty aud
will return on .the same boat at 730 a.
m. tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

DtLhiArks cH0sFs, Oliys lodge
No. ~, ~ the I, o. % h., has chosen
tlsad dateh, A o. Coudii, J, ~. Me
Nary and w Culver 90 attend ths
meslius ~ ihs Grand Lodge VI that
ofdsi ~ be- hrla in ,lsm Ia May.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
LECIORN HATS.

VI, invite an inspection ~
uur mammoth stork and Nldp
rapgo uf stylrs rliE no
HORNS Nhleh Wlll bs Ia
grpateI dsmaud lhun pYar Die
season ihf usN hatuls ~
Nhlch b ih, lirs udge NL.rh
All he suli "a q murh loNrr
prlw ihIp laai season hnlb iu
ladles aud rbliisns w.
have ihem ln sll uilgi GOD
f'pm l'ie luNsst plss w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

no hA'te AZ meslluR of Ths
Oregon biuadluE sud spssd Assusls
llou hs'd in ipls elis saturday ID sas
d'e'a'd nnl to bold . spiius faer uspi
ius ibF ltsf by fuis afaltoi8.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
No PArdons

The hfsl quarter Of the neE state ad.
hilHislfaIlon b nearing its close aud 40
pafdons have been granted doysfnor
LORD 10 not making very good record
81 q pardon governor
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION, The
Salem hspublloan olub viii nisst at tho
olly oounal ehsnibef thls evening ~
Tao g'oiogk foI the purIoss ~ sleollnR
dsisaaias IA lhe state Convention ~ lis'
publloan clubs ~ 10 hsld Ia Portland
ga May 80 rbAs u. hoors, pTesl
dfnl,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

A hEw TELRpHoEE Justice John,
son today had plaeed ia his oflss a
telephone which will says the accom-
nodaung Justice q great many stsls
each day Thirty seven IL tho mum.
ber Of the Instrument
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

- ihs ens ihsi y ulsds ~ ihs lssl
aaslfglsl, 49, lils niossi ssa sssis ihs
leNsssi slihapl pifstins ibs ~ a
~ eafsfs y liis $50 eiiui Rlsas a.
isssig, Hgie ssa aaislahif W. bsFs
lhsa IA liaeh $40 aisl spa ssifs lesS
sslslna fnss 81 ssa fi
oLmnTHADh pkkns kNfoh a
oukAhr NAiaF
ssins tapslsfiif slfsf asf a. iis
flasaasa "A slials saa ssiei,si ia lhf
nesf1l fhfss ssiHlfHisin ai,s liffi
asasi sna asfsI ~ eft hf bfff
lbs,s ~ sa|s ffias liN
hlia3s hhas q 49,
fAgnfl fssll sse ialtlI slfssis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

WASTED. Ton ladies aud twenty
gentlemen al the Salem Shoe Factory
Io leave orders for hue hltiug aud fine
style shoe this month. A trial will
oonyluoe you they are the best No,
S1h Commercial street, 82l "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

iigv a'sss louf ssldsn sipwf N 900
wsel 49, bssl, 80 ihe nia Islisnis
Mslls Mslls EafAFu sfsas iphn "
WuEhi hsndlse ibfip ~ ihs flansts
grossly,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

PlcTuRE rAREE Cronise, the pho
iograpber took negative of the Lea ier
millinery parloI this morning The
show Windows were taslefuly decor.
Ated aud will maks handsome plo -
iufu,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

fou npsr HAyF 80 Esl sll thst
ls ssi hsfufs you II ksnsorlhy a har
nsiIs unis@ gpu oan n 70 quite =
lass ~ soans mss ~ dsyouf uns " ouT
10 oaDi ulsals.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

iona Reynolds. au ipsunatsd indi
F'aual, claiming o. Ls ffum Woudbuu,
Has slFep nFs dep uy Judge Edss th,s
mufuluR
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

~ 100 hWd psiI ~ Shoes ~ nsw
sali fsf yoafsslf NJ bay eail - ihs hss
feft hseksl Alsp hsls - ysgy loo
Islos isili iH Rs8W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

- f" brand of tomatoes solid
packed ln the oaus, afs the choicest ihe
market affords liandtl A Lawrence
hsye them
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

y" Ntn a mafflssp he,nss Was
la'1ri hj 600 eauniy elfFk g. ~ b.
i9'nf} 900 hie tlisstsib shumsks,