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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28

Richmond, Va Sept, "a, 1895.
To the Editor of the Planet:
Seeing your appeal for the help of the
Ldnenburg prisoners, we, the Loving
Daughters of Mount Olive Society, dc
send you $500, (three dollars.)
ELIZA RANDOLPH, President,
adobe RUSSELL, Treasurer,
JAMES JACKSON, Secretary.
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THEY RALLY.
Will Save the Innocent.

Richmond, Va. Sept. "a, 1895
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.
Dear Sir Please accept the sum OF
SO. % to assist in defraying the expense
of the counsel for the Lunenburg pris-
oners of which collected 81 SO from
the Byrd Island Prayer meeting and
STAG from Working Peoples Club, No
of Richmond, Va.
MARY K. JOHNSON, President;
HANNAH STUDwIN, Treasurer;
MAGGIE BAGLEY, Secretary.
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WANTED-A good settled woman
to cook, wash and iron and do general
house work for small family. Good
wages to the right party. Apply 70
Mrs. L L. Hickerson, Barton Heights,
next TO Post Office.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28
Notice.

I desire to know the whereabouts OF
nv brother, Aaron Gordon. He lived
on Church Hill. Any information oil
him wi be gladly received.
RANDOLPH MILLER,
$685. E. Sth st Chattanooga, Tenn.
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In the great fine Of London, 1906
13. 800 houses, churches, halls. libraries
hospitals. etc, we've destroyed and only
six lives lost.
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GARDNER--Died Wednesday, Sept
25th. little Joseph Gardner. son Of Wn
III and Helen Gardner Funeral too
place Thursday 26th inst at 80 w
Leigh st
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In 1880 the approximate wealth 81
the country was $4S, 64S, OOO,OoO an
average Of $S70 to each individual
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28

The average rainfall Of Great Britain
is estimated TO equal $50, GOO gallons per
acre every year-almost 5000 tons
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28
DEAOONs ORDAINED.

MANCHESTER, VA, SEPT. Is, '95.-The
following named pastors and deacons
met in the LIST Baptist Church of said
city for the purpose of ordaining z
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28

The Aroostook. in Maine, was named
from an Indian word meaning good
men.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28

The new franchise was given the
new company, and the line will pass
THE Jefferson" Photographs, 81 per
dozen and Mr.. Farley to make them,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28

Two rooms for rent. Apply al
No. @ 4. Grace st.
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OSLINE.

The latest improvements that have
been made in OsIine makes it the
finest hair pomade that has ever been
! offered to the public. OsIine will
make the hair grow faster than any
/ thing else and restore it to a rich black.
: glossy appearance; it makes the hair
as soft as silk, .Sfyaighfeniag-For
! strengthening the hair it cannot be
: surpassed.
Price soc per bottle, or 3 bottles for
SI.2S.
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Will They Be Hanged ?
There Win Be
flock rIarriage
and Tableau


SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
MONDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 80
Benefit of Lunenburg Prisoners. &C
little children will take part in the
performance.
Doors open 1880, performance be-
gins at O'Clock
All should come and help this worthy
cause.
Admission lOc.
Mrs BETTE NJ SMITH, Manager.
Miss NELLIE @. FoRREsrER. Pianist.
FOR SALE-Set of Grocery license
cheap, good for one year, cost 1918
Apply to
w. II. SMITH,
lit 703 Catherine St.
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viii Pay from 50 to $40 a Day.

Agents wanted for the Virginia State
Relief Association, male and female,
forthe city OF Richmond and all the
cities and towns for the states OF Nlr-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Maryland and the District OF Column
bia.
Apply to
: n j LEWIS,
s211H N.Sixth st
Richmond, Va.
\ n 40 ~
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rEsrINroNrlAL@.

Worcester, June -, ls9s
Mr. las. Y Simms. Louisville, Ky.
Dear SRA friend Of mine in Boston recon-
q nnended your preparation very highly. She gave
4 me little N bottle 20 use. and am perfectly
q charmed. would cheerfully and readily rec
\ ommend 'sOsline" to all 1 know Enclosed
v find order for 90 worth for myself and friends
4 Please answer al your earliest convenience.
Most Respectfully.
\ MRS. ELLA JOHNSON
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HANDKERCHIEFS

of Ladies' Embroidered Handktr-
kerchiefs is from so to 759 COhen's |
price for the choice is 25c
The range of prices for these Linen
and embroidered handkerchiefs is
10 to 2Oe; Cohen's prices for the
choice is 81 each.
The White Goods Wonder
6s4c. buys plain India Linen
worth up to Csc.
White Checked and PLAID Main
sock wo til up to 1920.
English LOEgcloths ami S fl
finished Nainsos ks, worth up to
25c. any 634c
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES.
Best Palm Soap s5s dozen cakes,
value FOG
CASTLE Soap 218S a cake
From 9 to 10 o'clock.
4 cakes of Buttermilk Soap for So
Colgates Rum and Quinine Hair
Tonic 32S a bottle, value SOC
All odors of Sachet Powder, l0S each
value 25S
Large Bottle of Ammonia for 70
NOTIONS.
Key chains 50 each, value 25S
SPECIAL-A manufacturers sample
line of Scissors, made of the finest
steel, 25S real value 80 and 75S a
pair
Mourning pins lS box
| From 10 to ID O'Clock,
Combination Needle Books contain
ing 3 papers OF English Needles
: Shawl-pins and Embroidery and
Darning Needles, 80 each, regular
price 25s
II Vel-pin Card. containing colored
and Black head pins, 4e each
value 100
5 Good RULED Garter Elastic, all col
ors So a yard, value l21sS
2 ONYX TABLES.-Special cut
E price for to-day only.
5OReal- Gold Plated Onyx-Top table
u selected slabs, of onyx-you'll II. sa,
c they are cheap when you see then
: going at
1925.
: Alot of Fancy Waste Basket
worth up TO soc for 19c.
500 kindergarten Lunch Baskets a
Nine Cents.
II 9 foot Step-ladder, made from hes
d pine wood. malleable-iron casting
cheap at 81 20 for SOC
rs IS 90 Gold-finished Banquet Lamp
with embossed head, open wOr
st base, warranted centre draft burr
ers, to-day, 81 IS
KS LARGE LINE OF BANQUET LAME
20 Some with Cupid centre, othe
:, with Onyx columns; special fl
~ to-day SO 80. SO 90, So 80 and 81 90
ie The "Perilla" Cut-Glass Water DO
- ties, regular size, extra heav
81 deep, rich cutting, cut-star botto
notched neck, clear, fine polls
IN actual 50 30 value for 81 50
DINNER SETS FOR TO-DAY ONL
of Extra-Fine Carlsbad China Dim
ne Sets, specially selected design
the handsomest Carlsbad pate
on the new Verona" shape, &
decorations as dainty as al
2Ol French china, the quality is supe
each set consists of 100 piece
u. complete for u persons, for tod
er only, $l3
IN 100 dozen Plated Teaspoo,
ne 10 be sold as bought at o.
% quarter regular price-9c a S
: OF six
TABLESPOONS TO MATCH AT
. CENTS PER SET.
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THE COHEN COMPANY

GOODS at this store the present !
stock would be far too
small.
At 29S Beautiful New Fancy Weaves
in every conceivable covering that
were made for this seasons selling
at 5OS a yard
At SOC a yard, New Bougle Bourette 5
every color mixture, made TO sell
for 81 a yard
At 591 a yard ~ yard wide wool
Navy Storm Serge, costing 81 D a
yard
At 23S a Yard-All Wool Covert
Cloths, costing wholesale 500 .
yard.
At $50 a yard -48-inch-wide All
French Imperial serge, costing
more than 5uS TO import
At 100 a yard-brigbt new plaids,
costing PSF yard.
Printed Flannelettes in new
and handsome printing. No
house we know of sells the same
grade for less than 1215c. 1t
seems the impossible Cohen
price sac. yard.
Every shade of Eiderdowr
| Flannel is here for 25c. yard.
From $50 to 1890. Black
| Atwood Storm Serge, extra
weight for winter and fall wear
full SO inches wide, for 25c. IT.;
yard. One d'ess limit.
Price and look through til
, Black Goods. Compare price
with those of other houses.
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Albany, July s. rs9s-

MI. clmmS-
A Dear Sri write 20 inform you that am
going to take the agency for Osline- My sister
Mrs. Floyd, wrote you some time ago and got
bottle from you. We have concluded &c take up
A the agency for OSline. You will kindly send us
Y one dozen and half bottles of Ospe, and a half
A dozen Of Face Bleach, thus making two dozen
in ALL We have both tried the Bleach and the
Osline also and find il to do all that you claim il
z 10 do. Please send az once the people are
4 waiting for il.
MRS. CHAS. II. CHAPMAN,
I64 Third St, Albany, n. Y.
Y p. S.-Enclosed you will find So 90 for the above
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TIA w. Chestnut ST., Louisville, Ky.
My face was literally covered with pimpleS
and blackheads. used one bottle of SimmS'
a Face Bleach and il removed all bemishes FROM
my face and left the S in soft and SMOOTH
A MARTHA BROWN.
A Two bottles. one Of each, for one dollar In
ordering enclose postal money order, or send
a registered letter.
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9 2s At.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
PERSONALS.

w. 7. Gray returned from Portland
on the IlI7 local.
Fred Bynon was n north-bound pas
nenger on the l:40 local.
r. r. Mccormack was q passenger ia
Portland this afternoon.
J. w. Ellison, Of 5hedd, was IN the
city today, q guest at the Willamette,
General Passenger Agent g. q. Dono
ven and wife returned 10 the metropo-
liz this morning.
Mira Thos. Kay returned on thI
morning local from short visit with
friends In Portland.
Frank McDeyiti, an emplOye iD the
Hlats printing ofiiee. left for ROsebura
this morning for = short vacation.
Rev. BhuIse Of South Salem Ia badly
afflicted with sors eyes 30 that he Is al
most unable 10 sse 70 read OF write.
senator aud Mrs 1. l.. Patterson re-
turned this morning from an extended
visit 70 relatives At Portland aud AZ
toria.
Rsy. J. q, TempistOn conducted
funeral services At Chemawa this after
noon over the remains of \ girl, aged
shout IA, who died Wednesday,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
I. I. DALRYMPLE & co.
WEST SALEM DEDIcArIoN.
New Town Hall Opened With Inter
esting Exercises.

Ex Lieut.. Gov. J. n. Fletcher was
the presiding officer and iu a fiheeD
minute speech stated the object Of the
building and the design Of the project
ors. He said the expense incurred was
about 500 and all was paid 70 date.
fine building is 25x5O and will seat 300
people, besides large platform. The
governor was 10 bis happiest mood and
Il seemed t. be the proudest moment
his life since be landed on the Paci
DC coast about three years age. He
chen continued 10 act as moderator.
rhe program was 6ttingly introduced
with prayer BY Rev. J. &. Templeton.
The governor from Dakota then intro
iuced the governor Of Oregon, who de
Ivered very impressive aud appropri-
ate dedicstory address. w. 8. BOzorth
sang a solo and II was well received.
This was followed by patriotic and
pointed address from Mayor Catch Of
East Salem, as be was facetioasIy re-
Serred to by the presiding officer. A
iuet by Miss Steiner aud Henry Kun
dret, the nightingale Of the state print
log Office, which was very go>d OF
course. A recitation by Miss Fefne
Bentley, h"McClain's Child" was
marked success. Misses White and
Huelat, Of Salem, gave an excellen'
duet; Mrs. Mcdowell sang beautiful
solo; recitation by Miss Vandersol, who
Was given hearty encore for her splen.
did natural recitation; solo by II. g.
KundTet, who was also encored and
responded; Miss Bentley concluded the
musical program. while the crowd
sang America. Gov. Fletcher said that
II Salem people behaved we'll aud con-
tinued 10 improve morally, they would
one day be annexed.
John MlntO, who accompanied Gov.
Lord, gave q speech 90 education that
was well received. The hall was beau
tlfully decorated with tame and wild
flowers and the flower Of West Salem
We'd with the large number present
from the capital city in making the
occasion n brilliant success.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
An Ex.saloOn.Keeper Dead.

NJ. ID. Cbilders. the well known sa-
loon keeper, died at bis residence on
Church street at 7:4O q. m. Wednesday.
Tuesday evening he went home, ate
hearty supper and retired for the night,
remarking that he did not feel well.
He took piece of ice and q pitcher Of
water with him as be passed up stairs.
AS it is not unusual for Mr.. Childers to
sleep until the middle Of the following
day, his family did not suspect any
thing wrong when he did not arise
Wednesday morning. AS Mrs. Chill
ders is suffering with rheumatism, be-
ing compelled to walk with crutches,
II was impossible for her to go up stairs
and arouse Mr.. Childers. At noon,
when the daughter returned from
work the mother determined to
awake hr. ChIlders. The daughter
passed up stairs into the room occupied
by her father, but was frightened to
find him in q stupOr. In q short time
Drs. Richardson, Morse, Cusick al
Robertson were notified and were SOC II
at the bedside of Mr.. Childers. All
that medical skill could do was done
for Mr.. Childers but to no avail for he
did not recover consciousness after he
was discovered.
AS no trace Of poison can be found,
| it is presumed death resulted from ap-
poplexy.
Mr.. Childers frequently suffered from
attacks OF heart failure and his people
are firmly convinced that this was the
cause of his death. Funeral services
will be held at the residence on Church
street near Center, Friday afternoon at
o'clock. The seryices will probably
be conducted by the A. o. U. W.. #
which order he was a member Inter
ment will take place in the ODD Eel.
lows cemetery.
On Tuesday, April 80 Mr.. Chlldtrs
called on his friend Newt Ferrel, ahC
before Elmer White asked him to W.
ne1s some papers. He remsrFe ed that
he had been feeling badly for two tays,
having had had "smOthenUg fpe ="
as he called it, the night previous. Tie
same day he went 10 Portland. At
this time he also told Mr. Ferrel that
ln case he should die he wanted him TO
have q pair Of cuff buttons which be
showed him at the time 10 the pr, 8.
enoe OF several men. The next time
Mr. FeFrel saw Chllders Was ia AndeF.
sons Tuesday evening Of this week,
when he again complained of a ''smoth-
ering spell" and said he was burning
up with fever. He wiped large beads
Of perspiratiOn tlom his brow, and
Asked Tor some ioe 10 take home with
bim. He then remarked that II he felt
better next day hs would 10 10 Indepen.
deBcs by team, visit his daughter 1T
Monmouth normal school, and then 20
tO Dallas. But he did not again leave !
his room after going home that night |
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

lplf siisutlon ls fsspaolfllly oallssi
~ snoilDn 81 ~ ofdinAnhs 4is' vbigb
W order ~ ihs e1mmliias 0n stgs.t.
sna pybllr properly, sm directed to
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lheb hfs a9llsis Hof nloIs iLsn dHs
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W. CuigEH
A.. Fifssi commissioner.
49, ksff ihf Fpiisl elsan, khI0d
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

a FAfsfNt AWfnNsf lssnigi, llls
~ gssl ela dsHsiiisg ~ u u iialsad
nlspaasi " lhf sslsln B tle,llsE Aiils
nas $40 . Fsgy pslsfgl sss'idsni Wei'
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
RIyER NEWS

Tbs Nillsmeits Registered As test
above los ssssf mari this mofsing
steamer flmoIe viil bs 90 ffon
Portland ibis sgsnlaE bound fsf pof
Ysills
FasssHEsf sissg,sf Ali0ns siil 10 uT
ffpin ihs Hsiioi.olis ibls sRmnalg
begsa ~ isdslssasnes Rsiufslns
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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~ lhe lsiesl sigls, s'aas " l'ssl mslsl'
lsk ~ lhs bssi msensl, 90 > sa,sll
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paslRRaem emeEsisalsss, seek wesl, sie
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p|sg n esneg vlnaes
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

An InFOaaIBILITY. Women cannot
yoss nor III on juFies. byl thsy.oan and
do paTehass over eight -tsDths Of sll
articles purchased foT the household.
fn baying groceries, thsy must not
Overlook hoCall BFos., saeoaasoFs 10
1oasph Clark, " they wlsh 70 bs econ
efninai and II lhs same ums sst the
gSfy bans Articles.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
WHJCH rs IT?- COOL
or HOT.s

Vel, the wcdfher a. rather
cool but pieasdnL LOOE Out,
though, for the Warm dGDs
before DOu and think about
n refrigerator. We sell the
celebrdted "LeOndFd" Ddke
and shOB seVerdt sfDtes.
Come edPiD and iOOk al
them.
KELLER q SONS,
I.O State -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

AiL WElnoaE- -Ihs sgangsllsls, n
=, bfyans And wiis, aw Continuing
lhesF nseiine9 tbls wook si ths Easl
fiaieD hFsna naLllosl chufoh. Cosyen
slens ane psnlesssisl shoseTs sIs tbs
lseeli iRisTesi lneIsaslns nl9bily,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
our PLATFORM

Only lhe hesi iigaesfies
Only ialr pnees chaigsd
The hssl attention Rllen All
epslplnew All iaif ppmpell
ilon alssys mpl
We sTs hslp ~. sisy Ns
lead bul negeg illles ho
lala
a. q hoNeFHAs
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

his DkIa0nF >, a, Nsn kAlon,
llis ola sellai,ls EIoesf iakes plsasun
~ sisilng ~ lils leopls " taleHa lhsi
iils slsaek was nsgef bsllsI sad - usuRl
b. asiisbls 10 Hshlss sYsfy egdsT aal'
sfseioFy,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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lhs lssd sea iptsIssls Many Tssdss,
hat ihs sgsgAgs AmsIioAn 10 mms
Interested 10 she famous eaiiss flam
lhsTs Ths Moehs, shea blsadsd slih
lhs ffaRgspi Java y Hmply superb
nTsas0s a 90, hsYs lhs bpsl N both
bIauds gnd iske lhe Iced
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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sna l,aliaAs ~ lbs sa'd lhlgss "a ssl
lvAeh elnnisi % ninlaiuH Bless
hsnswlhy a hsIneli
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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tpvs sodsy aad ssia hs wss allsIsa
ealg essis ~ "a ll.sf eow
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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sisaksi yhsy ssll lesihsg ebssp he
psslsg ~ iisif shses t&s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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slesss,llns ln plssslps lhf lssapls slih
0ag 500 esni ~ iogans essf AZ
saleksgs lsolwHsRa u - lhs bssl lpp
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
ON THE ROAD AGAIN.

One Of the 5000 Mile Riders starts
Out Again.
Farmer Beatty, one Of THE JOUR
NAILS 5OOO.mile riders, started again
today on his wheel and will leave Ore
gon City Friday morning for the rect
Of his trip In Clackamas county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
AL. Children ov fOf
p'toheT's oastoFla.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
Great Weather for DdCks..

We mean Dress Ducks and also wish to call attention to
our complete line Of tans, blues and white with small dots
ities at lOc printed lawns s1c chaes &C. onehaf
wool chaies zoe See Capes and Cape Goods. Our 81
broadcoth is beauty Dr. Warmers Corsets made to fit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

no ha lenplAr fndssgolss a.
p0l lndalss ~ spyihips slIeug bsl q
% llppa'asllls iog llism a. eshas dnnk
iag tpleafs lss a lslsshss ,hsW
sondsIiully iilllsn a rsiisnop,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
WE DON'T BOAST

Jm oar patrons dO say that
me quality OI OOOds dId Me
accommodating sergice az
oar stare Is beDOnd al c0m-
I'efifiOH our prices are ai-
W0Ds iOo. Mliiep's Odd
Cent GrOcePD, ArmOpV
HHiidiHO.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
2. M. Steele
Nuht Nlp upuEf HousH
Machinery aad Bicycle Repair
Shop

a,Ils t..t. t's shs hfatsl usnaiss > 80
"l'ia1 4iis.s's;. ;'is ~ lPs... s..s.., w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
FOR LADIES.

sS-We will receive the last of the week, a
handsome line of Dress Goods ard Silks, in the
latest weaves and patterns.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

PIisse

An exact initiation OF the elegant
silk called Taffette PIisse. Ask for 1t.
q. X. convention colors.
r. HOLvRRsON & co.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
$38,476,96O TO BE RAISED.
ReasOns Why the Tax Rate IL High.
er This NCRr,

The Finance Committee of the Board
OF Aldermen met to-day and pre-
pared the report on the tax rate
for the year. fixing 1t at l92. The
report will be submitted to the Board
at It's regular meeting .o-mo.rcH ani
will be- held for a week. at the end OF
which time the Aldermen will formally
adopt the rule and return the hooks to
the Tax Commissioners, who WIN figure
out the indivilua. assessmsn.s TIE
collections Will begin by D,toper.
The Increase OF thirteen POINTS IN the
rate this year is necessary ia pay the
tax budget made up last Deeambe- be-
fore the new administrator cam, irto
control OF the city. The len ,ncy IN
the Street-Clean!ng Department. the
Hackley claim for XioO oO which hns
been decided against the ri,v, ana the
NN,So appropriation to NJ, stisata the
financial condition of me vlrinus ,lc-
partments are some OF tie itrms Tat
have contributed to the increase in NE
rate.
The total amount OF mDnov to be
raisel by tax this year II ,IS,i,G, 40.