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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
4. 4. WALLACE,
S17 East Broad.

Being overloaded with HOLIDAY
GOODS. will commence MONDAY cut
ting prices RIGHT AND LEFT. The
stock must be sold.
We invite you TO call and be convinced
our prices are LOWER THAN YOU
EVER SAW THEM.
Something new just received in the
way OF BISoUE BANQJET-LAMPS.
with Shades TO match. VIII be sold as
low as s..
DRESDEN LAMPS. sold with or with
out shades. at very low prices.
DRESDEN. CLOCKS are very pretty
and cheap.
CUT-GLASS OF every kind and price.
CUT-GLAsS wATER-BOTTLEs. were
$3.50; we will sell at s2.25
CUT TUMBLERs. were IS. we will sell
at $50 per dozen.
A beautiful line OF NEW CHAMBER
SETS, just received. We can show the
prertiest and cheapest line in the city.
JARDINiERES Of every size. shape.
and price.
TOYS and GAMES for the children.
HOUSEFURNISHING OF all
kinds.
Remember, we commence our CUT
TING SALE on Monday. the 18th, and
will continue TIL Christmas
VIII give 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
on our magnificent line OF JAPANESE
GOODS. de l5-Su. Tu&F
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Thinks IL VIII he Settled.
Oanvllle RegisterD

We do not underestimate the serious
ness of the situation, for it Is indeed Sc
rious; but we cannot but believe that
as serious as the situation is, two great
Christian nations. speaking the same lam
guage, and with interests so intertwined
and intermlngled. will find some way 10
settle their difficulties amicably and I'm a
way honorable to both, and not resort
to war with its accompanying hor-
rorc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
CAPES AND JACKETS.

Nothing makes a more &C
ceptable gift for wife, mother,
or sister than a Good, Stylish,
and .Serviceable Coat or
Jacket. Here you will find
them in large lots, of unques-
toned style, and at prices
that, in every instance, are
right and fair.
/ lot of Fur Capes at reduced prices.
See our Jackets and Capes.
Plush Jackets reduced from S27 to
slS.
Plush Jackets reduced from S24 to
Sl6.
/ lot Tan Jackets, Brown velvet pip
ing down back and sleeves, very hand
some, from Sl4 TO go.
LOT Tan Jackets, very handsome,
reduced from SIT to $3.50.
/ lot Tan Jackets, from 81 to 50.
Black Beaver Cloth, piped with satin,
now 81.
Blue Beaver Cloth, piped with satin,
now 81.
2 Blue Boucle Jackets, sizes 80 and
"a only, from GA to $40.
Also, a full line of Boucle Jackets and
Capes, Plush Capes, Coney Cspes.
Astrachan Capes, 10th Cares, Thibet
trimmed F; Cloth Capes, braided. i'm.
ported. All the above Capes and
Jackets are the very newest styles and
will be sold as low as any house in
the United States can sell goods OF
the same quality and style.
The Quality-Style,Price Store,
300 BROAD STREET.
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A REDUCED LOT

of Ladies' Muslin Ties.
A lot of Ladies White Muslin Ties,
hemstitched, Is &c. each.
A lot OF Ladies White Muslin Ties,
embroidered, DC. each.
A lot of Ladies' White Muslin Ties
reduced from % to l0c.
A lot of Ladies' White Muslin I
reduced from 80 to loo.
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COLLARS AND BOAS.

Though dame fashion says
they're swell, they get a cut
in prices simply because the
winter is backward. How
much the prices are cut is
shown by these prices:
Real Seal Collar, trimmed with chin
chilla, reduced from S28 to SO.
Real Seal Collar, trimmed with Per
sian Lamb, reduced from $3.50 to
Sl2.
Real Seal and Mink Collar, --om
S22.50 to Sl6.
Real Seal and Mink Collar, from
Sl2.75 to go.
Black Thibet Boas at greatly reduced
prices.
Black Ostrich Boas, $3.50, 81, $3.50,
$3.50, S10.9S, So, Sl5, S21, s25.
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LAMP SHADES

make Suitable anu app W low
gifts. The cost generally has
been the obstacle in some peo-
pies way we've removed
that. Never before have these
quality Lamp Shades been at
such low prices.
A beautiful lot OF Lamp Shades. any
color you may wish, at prices reduced
so low that they are cheaper than you
can make Paper Shade.
Silk Shades, lace trimmed, Pink,
Blue, Yellow, Red, White, Nile, re-
duced to Sl89.
silk Shades, chiffon trimmed, all
colors, reduced to SITS.
Smsll-Size Silk Shades reduced to
Sl.25.
Handsome Silk Trimmed Lamp
Shades, with embroidered chiffon, re-
duced to 81. 75-were $3.50.
Handsome Silk Lamp Shades, chiffon
embroidered, reduced to S5.5O-were
s..
i lot Handsome Silk Shades reduced
to 80.
/ lot Handsome Silk Shades reduced
from S7G9 TO $3.50.
1 lot Handsome Silk Shades reduced
to 1925.
/ lot Handsome Silk Shades reduced
TO 2.98.
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A JEWELRY STORE !

Almost that here-certaIn-
ly IN excellences. The prices
are less though. A few items
to judge us by:
Silver Card Receiver reduced to 9Sc.--
WAS Sl.39.
Silver Cream Pitcher reduced to 98c.--
was Sl39.
Silver Pickle Stand with longs, re-
duced to 9Sc.-was Sl.50.
Silver Tea Set. 4 pieces, Tea Pot,
Cream Pitcher, Sugar Dish, and
Spoon Holder, all for S6-was 80.
Silver Sugar Dish, CSC. S1.39.
Cake Dish. CSC. from Sl.39.
About 800 japanese Baskets, sold by
Vantine of New York at l9, q, and
2Jc., take your choice for &c.
Silver Handle Scissors, Sl.19, sl.39,
and 3 80.
Very Handsome Silver Scissors, in
case, s..
All sorts Of Buffet Sets, Table
Covers. Pillow-Shams, Scarfs, Splash
ers, Tides, Pins Cushion Covers, &c.
Canton Crystallized Ginger at PC. q
box.
A Beautiful Lot OF Dresden Clocks at
Sl,9S-worta $3.50.
Also, a Nice Line of Silver and Brass
Clocks at very low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
LAMPS.

A beautiful lot of Lamps in
Onyx and Silver, reduced to
Sl.29, S1.9S, Sl.69, 2.19,
81. 26. and So. so.
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Santa Claus r1OSt at
the Chimney Top, E.: 81: /! s; +; +;


look how quickly lockers develop buyers
Christmas word and
them in
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ROUK AND JOBPRINTlNG NEAT.
~ LY EXECUTED Al THE DISPATCH
PkINTlN0.HOuSk
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CHRISTMAS BARGAINS !

Made CHRISTMAS bargains De-
cause the prices are really less
than they ordinarily cost.
Read every item and you'll
say "these ARE real bar
gains.
Yard-Wid Cheese Cloth, Sc. rU
yard, in White and Yellow.
Good Apron Muslin, checked, striped,
ani plain, &c. per yard.
Good Apron bingham, &C. per yard
Outings, light and dark, &c. per yard
Table Oil-Cloth. 15c.
La Blanche, "A Undressed Bleach
ed Cotton. only 7c.
Atlantic l.. L., nice fine A I'm.
bleached Cotton. &c.
Good Size Jute Rugs, $50.
Hemp Druggets, size 3xl yards, 8,
S29s.
Wool Mixed Druggets, size 2ix3
yards. at s2.99.
Boys Gray Msrino Vests and Draw.
ers, 25c.
Shifting Calicoes, 4c.
A few lOc. Percsles eight for 9 lac.
Brown and Grsy Jeans, DC.
&C White Shaker Flannel reduced
to SOC.
A good Feather Ticking at II l-2c.
A good Straw Ticking, sc.
All Wool Navy-Blue Twilled Flannel,
The best 25c. Red Twilled Flannel II
Richmond
1O-4 Unbleached Dover Sheetins,
II 1-2c.
10-4 Bleached Sheeting, 15c.
Hemmed Pillow Cases. 10, II IL,
and l5c.
Hemmed Sheets. IS, so. and $50.
Bolster Cases, 70 and 35c.
Shoulder Shawls, %, 80, 75c., and 81
Shawls, yards square, from 81 up
wards.
Double Shawls. 80 to s..
Balmoral Skirts, 7jc and 81,
Sateen Skirts. 75c. upwards.
Cloaks from 81. As to $40.
Merino Vests from 2Jc to 60
White Counterpanes, SOC. to IS.
Nhlte and bray Dlankets from O'c
pair upwards.
Chenille Iable-Covers, 39c. upwards.
Gentlemen's Shirts, (White), pc. to
81.
Gentlemen's Canton Flannel Drawers,
%. 80, and 75c.
Ladies AID Children's White Hand.
kerchiefs. &c. up to So each.
Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs, to 800.
White silk Hsndkerchiefs, 20, 81,
75c., and 81.
We have nice assortment OF Hand
kerchieis. and if you will give usi
call we will sell you handkerchieis.
The Quality-Style- Price Store,
800 BROAD STREET.
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As have said before. free lunch"
travels under another name when 1t en-
ters the gilded halls of the millionaire,
and here we find ourselves Glowing the
crowd towards that goal where refresh
ments' are served. May be, we have
plenty to eat at home chat, however. is
a debatable question:. but, all the same,
instinct shoves us towards the gratuitous
food. Perhaps. too, while instinct Is
showing us. we are showing our fellow
man. We cannot resist the magnetic In
fiuence. and. like the Light Brigade, we
would charge into the Valley of Death
10 meet this foe which, by the way, we
invariably vanquish. True, our dress SUITS
are frequently the worse for II, and many
I, time and oft they bear the traces OF
ce-cream dropped thereon; but these, sirs,
,re honorable scars-scars that tell OF
valor and prowess.
In the business world 'free lunch
likewise travels under the appellation re
freshments." Here. too, it Is giant
In power When cards are sent out ask
ing the directors TO attend meeting
the little word refreshments Is modestly
placed In a corner of the notice. The d.
rectors always come. II the word is
omitted they adjourn because of the lack
of quorum. "a,
0. free lunch'l Thou potent, Irresistible
thing, How close thou gettest 10 man
kind. Thou art power in this land.
The fellow who could win thy popularity
would be a presidential possibility-proba-
bIlity, i should say.
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GREAT BASKET SALE

of two thousand five hundred
baskets by actual count !
They all must 90 by Christ
mas time and the prices have
been cut in half-sometimes
less---in order to accomplish it.
They are from the place of
New York's Celebrated Van
tine.
lot Baskets, 4 styles, vantine's price
was lie, our price DC.
lot Baskets, styles, Vantine's price
was l9c., our price DC.
] lot Baskets, 8 styles, Vantine's price
was 21c, our price &c.
lot Baskets, styles, Vantine's price
was Csc, our price l0c.
lot Baskets, 8 styles, ,Vantine's price
was 5)c, our price l5c.
Also, q lot of Fancy Work Baskets,
satin-lined, and trimmed with flow
ers, reduced from s1.69 to 81.
Fancy Gilt Baskets, wheelbarrow
shape, from S1.50 to 79c.. and a large
lot of Baskets too numerous to men
ton, containing Work Baskets,
Lunch Baskets. Scrap Baskets, 1rI-
pod Baskets, Tall Work Baskets,
Small Baskets containing candy for
children, and in fact almost any kind
OF Basket you may ask for.
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Just two nights from the present writ
ing | shall enter my household 10
ana attached 10 the mantels thereof the
punctured hosiery OF my juvenile OFF,
,prinR There is something in this inno-
cent spectacle that always softens the
,allous spots and corns or my hard heart
md recalls TO my mind the days when
also was young and unsophisticated
Years. years ago, when boys were saint
IN. and children were so exemplary that
we can preach their piety TO the present
rnpish generation. /. too, suspended my
stockings in eager anticipation or the
Indigestion which the morrow would
bring forth il seems centuries since
snioyed these half-price, short-pants pri-
yileges Sometimes. when I stroke the
MOSES and lichens on my chin. or dis
cover the smooth and slippery oasis in
my sandy hair, methnks tits all mis-
take-that 1 was never a boy But my
mother and father, and. above all, my
elder sisters--who have direct interest
in the matter--assert that / was an
urchln once and that the parental
buskin forever and eternally lowered
a.. menacingly in the neighborhood Of that
most vulnerable portion OF my pueriie
tout ensemble" And So Christmas
Eve. with its hallowed memories OF in
creased expenses and promssory notes,
ID dear TO me. and forgetful Of the fu-
ture maturity Of the negotiable paper TO
which have alluded l enter into the
spirit Of the occasion like gay, young
thing. Many others also enter into the
spirit OF the occasion, or, rather, the
spirit OF the occasion enters quite
largely into them.
After Grover Cleveland. consider Santa
Claus the finest man ] ever knew. 1t
must be- remembered that ! am Santa
Claus though the children are kept In
ignorance OF this fact. His cheerful. roly-
poly. obese figure as represented in the
advertisements IS delightfully."- suggestive
OF n plentitude OF beer. and often find
myself thinking how sweet he would
look I'm a bathng-sut. But II Is not for
these reasons that am especially drawn
Go him. il Is because An our household
he IL. above all others. a conservator OF
the domestic peace. When infantlle
howlings, puerile wrfgglings Juvenile
cussedness. childish perversity and boy
ish fendishness are at their worst
suggest that Santa Claus Is recording
the sins OF youngsters in his great book.
and forthwith peace reigns. From the
Fourth OF July until the 9th OF Deem
Der ] work this Santa Claus bluff for all
IL is worth: and. truly, il Is worth a
great. great deal. In vivid, picturesque
mendacious English. ! describe the great
ledger wherein he debts children with
their sins aud credits them with their
sanity deeds. Heavens. what a deficit
there would be II he were 10 strike a
balance at the end OF each year. Only q
few youngsters, endeared TO US by the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

Very handsome Umbrellas,
prices ranging from Soc. to
so.
For men an Umbrella and
Walking Stick to match,
strapped together with leather
strap. at 81. s.. and So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
TOYS

for the little ones. Bring them
here early and let them stay
late. 1t will gladden. their
hearts and yours too. See the
bear in the window blowing
genuine sOap-bubbles every
afternoon.
The Mechanical Toy Of the
Jumping Pig reduced to Sl.25.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

The CAPITAL JOURNALS good roads
correspondent says that there has been
enough money washed away by igno-
rant bridge building in yamhill county
to bridge the whole county In every
necessary place. He also said he found
some excellent road in the upper end of
the county, that from Amity to Balls
ton, receiving special attention. Yam
hill independent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

The oregonian, II seems, can't re
cover from the shock II received by the
defeat OF the Portland "ring" at the
hands of the peoples representative
In the last legislature, and keeps recit-
Ing its pItiable "tale of woe" 10 It's
readers. Mr.. Scott has learned for
once that the people OF Oregon are big
ger than his great daily" but It is a
hard tact for him TO acknowledge. lie
will be made 10 more fully realize the
peoples importance In the politics Of
the state when the ring attempts TO
send DOlph 10 take MFR. Mitohslps seat
IN the u. y. senate at the next session
Of our legislature. NORTH Yamhill
Record.
There are still public officials IA this
state who act Ne II they owed their
oiiices aud got their salaries Of the old
Portland riDg instead Of the people.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1896.
! PEopLEs oovERNoR Or


The Oregonlan ,rebukes Governor
Lord and expresses the regret that Ore
gon has not such governor as DEG raw
or McGraw, the governor Of Washing.
ton. II is worth while lnquiring what
sort Of man Is McGraw or De Graw, "a
that when Oregonians again elect O
governor they may take advantage OF
the knowledge and see If 1t is of any
value In an executive.
The Oregonian model governor was
banker-bank presldent-untile elected
governor, and carried bis banking ideas
along with him, and seems to reflect
the ideas Of the bankers rather than
the will Of the people or the declared
principles Of his party platform. While
that was for free coinage Of silver, Mr.
Banker De Graw obligingly Withdrew
bis name from the senatorial contest 10
prevent the election Of silver man, on
promise that he Is to be the next sen.
ator. He has refused to appoint del
egates TO the silver conference Of
Denver, and puts himself on the
bankerJ platform of opposing free coin
age until all the principal menarchies
of Europe are willing to agree to it.
That Is the kind OF man the Ore.
gonian admires. A man who has the
termIty to disregard the pledges of his
party and the expressed will Of the
people. Governor Lord is no such
man as De Graw-- not by long shot.
He has some regard for the people Of
the state who elected him to office. He
refused to get out of the way when, by
10 doing, he would have insured the
'lection Of senator hostile to silver.
Instead Of that, he encouraged the re-
'olt against gold monometallIsm and
corporation control Of the United States
enators. Lord is not fit to be COVER
Ior, In the eyes Of the Oregonian, be-
ause he has never bsen banker. His
tubbOrn defense of the interests OF the
ommon people clearly shows that he
J not the McGraw style OF governor.
! man who Will use his influence
gainst corporations and seems impos.
Ible TO be whipped into line by their
ewspaper understrappers Is not to be
ompared to such willing and doclle
reature Of influences AZ the present
Dvernor Of Washington. Yet, strange {
} say, the people of Oregon cannot see
'uch TO regret in their governor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

The editor Of the Astorlan has been
saved; thanks to the efficient work of
Evangelist Holdrldge. Now If he
could only catch Old Bolike of the
Budget, there would be cause for gen.
eral rejoicing. Even If Gratke and
Cairns could be led like lambs to the
there might be some hopes
OF catching the old terrIor.-AstorIa
Herald.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

Huntington, Of the Southern Pacific
railroad asserts that his prosperity is
due TO the fact that he lives within
his Income. The Coos bay clam digger
could say ditto, but his income il the
result Of honest toll Of his own hands,
and is not wrung out of millions of
slaves that contribute TO the railroad
income. -Marshheld Sun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
Mrs. DunniWaY says:

ut seems to me that these United
States have no more right to submit TO
the domination Oi the rest of tue world
in the management Of our currency
than we have to bow ourselves out o
national existence at the behest of
British guns"
1t seems that Brother Harvey, of
the Oregonian, has lost bis grip on at
least one Of the family. Losing his
grip has become the rule with him
lately, so that he will consider this last
slip q matter Of course. Lebanon Ad-
vance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

THE CAPITAL JOURNAL has pub-
lished list OF the clerks employed by
the last legislature. together with the
amount paid each clerk as the record
appears ia the Office Of secretary of
state. 30 many erroneous statements
have peeB made concerning this abuse
that II is really refreshing to have one
paper publish the true facts in the case
None Of the yawping papers have the
manhood 10 reproduce the facts as pub
lIshed by The JOURNAL, or any con-
densed statement thereof that will
convey the real thruth. Olty
Times.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
Notice.

Your attention is respectfully called
TO section 80 Of ordinance 203, which
by order Of the committee on streets
and public property, | am directed TO
strictly enforce.
Section 30 reads as follows: Any
person who shall throw or deposit IN
any street, sidewalk or fOotpath OF the
city OF Salem, any broken glass, bot
ties, crockery, nails, or any other sub
stance whatsoeyer, whereby the feet Of
horses, pedestrians, or any beast OF
burden may be injured; or throw, de-
posit or sweep into or upon any street,
sidewalk or footpath Of Salem, ans
paper or other substance whatever, vx
cept snow or the dirt resulting from
travel, shall, upon conviction thereof
before the recorder, be fined not less
than five dollars nor more than fifty
dollars.
w. j. CULVER,
Street commissioner.
Also keep the gutter clean. 5000
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
TODAY'S MARKETS.

Prices Current by Telegraph-Loca
anu Portland Quotations.
SALEM PRODUCE MARKET.
BUTCHER STOCK.
Veals-dressed cts,
Hogs-dressed 4tc.
Live cattle-2@21c.
Sbeep-alive $500.
MILL PRICES.
Salem Milling Co. quotes: Floul
in wholesale lots 1925. Retail $3.50
Bran $11 bulk $3.50 sacked. Shorts 81
@l3. Chop feed $14 and SIS.
WHEAT.
40 cents per bushel.
HAY AND GRAIN.
Oats-20@224c.
Hay-Baled, cheat $4,000; timothy
81 so.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Wool-Best, l0c.
Hops-Best, 3 to &c.
Eggs--In trade, S1c.
Butter Best DAIRY, l0@124c; fancy
creamery, 15@20c.
Cheese-l0 Lo l24 cts.
Farm smoked meats-Bacon Sc;
hams, IL shoulders, 7.
Potatoes -20c,
Onions-2 cents
LIVE fOULThH.
Pouitry-Broilers l0c; Hens, &c;
roosters not wanted; ducks, 697c.
Turkeys.6@Sc.
POR TLAND QUOTATIONS
Grain, Feed, etc.
Flour-Portland, $2.35; WallR Walla,
" IS; graham, $3.50; superfine, $l.86
per Darrel.
Oats-White, 2S@8Oc; milling 8I@
32c; grey, 26@2Sci rolled, In bags,
$5.76@6.OOi barrels, $6.OO@6.25; cases,
PotaLoes-25c per sacK.
Hay--GOod, $6@9.50 per ton.
Wool-yalley, S(99c.
Millstutfs-Bran, Sl2.50;shorts, $780,;
chop feed,$l3 Iper toR; chicken wheat,
7bc per GENIAL.
Hops-Dull, 3(95c.
Hides-green, salted, 80 lbs. 3ac. un-
der oO lbs, 2CaSci sheep pelts, 100000.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter-Oregon fancy creamery, l0@
TAG fancy dairy, 9@lOci fair 10 good,
I4C9bc; common, ,6(D6lc.
Cheese-Oregon lOC9llo per pound;
Young American, lC9l24ci Swiss imp,
2bCGAlc; Dom, l4(9lSc.
Eggs--Oregon, Dc per dozen,
Poultry y-Chickens, tS,OOC93.b0 per
i0zsn ducks, 10 .6OC95.6Oi geese, S7,66Q
" ,0Oi turkeys, dressed, l2c.
BeeI-Topsteers, 3G9Sie per II, fair
10 good steers, 2l@8c; cows, 2i92io;
ireased beet, ,5C96lc.
Mutton-isest sheep, $1,000, 10 choice
sWes, o. ~
Hogs Choice, heavy, Ss.60C9s.75,
ighl aud feeders, ,i8 .60i dressed, 40 per
b.
Veal-smell, choice, 6C96oi laFge,sCJ
10 per pound.
San fkAhOisOO MARKRI.
Wooli Oregon Eastern GnOi0a, 6(9
9oi DO Inferior 90 Ioi do valley, DCg
Hops Qu0lable AZ aCa60
Potatoes Early lt,lse, 80C1t0o la
AGksi hulhanhH, fNClbO per haek.
tAlA- Milling fl .07lai,lTl,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

lhels AIs iiIla6 Hliles ~ railroad la
ihe lulisi states,
lhffs Hfp tb haA ha0 Talls itaed Ia
eoYel ihls Rf0und
! hrle als AAa -pl is0 ilss usfd N blnd
lhsss FRlls together, hui n0 sueb
siiinvAi hoeeffG 10 lrgulged lo blna
lhs hrslis IN lile lisssllHn lnhllr ~ lhs
lsel lhsi ihs Mlslonsln leplFsl llnss
lufnlsil suiTflaf ianllllles na ~ lApll
iislhs lfiAfsH hi paul snd lhleaHD,
hinN ifn n'tes puuutelluNH y lll all
lines NJ lAe tasi cad s,lull.
MakF = nuif ~ l
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

The boy who wants TO be successful
In business must remember that nc
boy can rise who sights his woIk K,
that no one deserves living unless he
earns 1t, that they should not expect
pay for loafing, that they should choose
a trade or business that they like best
and for which they are fitted, but let
that be honorable by all means. Dis
honesty never brings contentment.
An honest. upright feeling is better
than riches. Nehalem Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS
SISklyou County, Cal.

About fifty miles north Of
Mt. Shasta, twenty miles from
the California & Oregon X. h,
Steam, sulphur and hot mud
baths. Cure for rheumatism
skin diseases and stomach and
all stomach troubles. Fisning,
hunting, climate anu scenerv
unsurpassed. Fine stone no.
tel. Delightful place to spend
the summer. For particulars
address EDISON BROS.
Beswlck, Gal. Props.
s 7.3m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoEia.

LUCAS COUNTY, )~
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he 10 the senior partner Of the firm Of
v. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In
the city OF Toledo, county and state
aforesRld, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every case OF catarrh that can
net be cured by the use Of Halls Cat
Arrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY. 7
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
IN my presence, this 9th day Of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1886.
-> A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
49,
HalPsCatarrh Cure is taken internally
ana acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
II. J. CHENY Il Co.. Toledo, o.
H61-Sold by druggists, 75c.