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loss OF THE BAVNMORE.
Scene of the Wreck Ten Miles
South of Brandon. Or.
ONE LIFE KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN
SACRIFICED.

Isaac Hecht, a Prominent San Fran
cisco Merchant. Passes Away-The
Twelfth Juror In the Case of Theo-
dore Durrant, Charged With the
Murder of Blanche Lamont, Sc
cured-The Trial Postponed Until
Monday.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-Ihe steamer
Bawnmore is total loss. The crew has
been saved. j. w. Grace & Co. received
this brief message from the north to-day,
and the sea- -faring public was much re-
lieved to learn that Captain Woodslde
and his wife are safe. They are sorry,
however, TO be told of the total loss of the
Bawnmore.
Oregon. Captain Scott of the United
States Life-Saving Service and crew OF
men went to the rescue. A good deal OF
nervousness is felt in this city for the
safety of Captain Woodside and his wife.
who are on board the steamer, and news
from the stranded vessel is eagerly
awaited.
A mail carrier who arrived at Marsh
field this morning, reports that the body
of a Japanese sailor was washed ashore.
Another seaman, badly injured, was cast
up by the breakers on the beach.
The scene of the wreck is ten miles
south OF Bandon, and the steamer went
on the beach broadside and her deckload
WQS soon WaShaN over
a dense fog prevailed and the vessels s
crew could not see 800 yards ahead OF
them. Captain Woodside acted with
great coolness when the steamer struck,
and advised his men to stand by the craft
and not attempt to reach shore. 1t is
reported that two Of the Japanese crew
disobeyed the Captains orders and tried
10 reach the shore. One was drowned.
The Bawnmore is steel tank steamer
of 1886 tons burden. She carried crew
Of thirty men. She recently left this
port with cargo OF goods for Central
America. She went to Portland, Oregon,
TO secure cargo of flour.
The vessel and cargo are valued at $780,
000 partly insured.
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4 Murderer Dies i'm Jai,

SEATTLE (Wash.J, Aug. 29.-William
Holmes. the negro miner who murd or ed
William Russell two years ago. and was
sentenced to life Imprisonment, died in
the County Jail to-day.
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Violent EARTHQUAKES.

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 29.-Four violent
earthquake shocks are reported from
Pinotopa and Nacional, in Oaxaca. caus-
ing widespread terror. Each shock had
a violent effect upon buildings. The in
habitants of the stricken towns have
taken refuge in the open country. The
shocks were preceded by loud roar,
coming from the sea. 1t is believed that
there is a subterranean volcano at the
point of eruption.
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Lieutenant-Governor 1Iillard.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 29.-In an inter-
view to-day Mrs. Spencer Millard, wife
of the Lieutenant overnor, stated that
the stories regarding herlhusband's health
are mostly untrue. He is now, she says,
in better health than he has been since
his first attack, and may be said to have
recovered entirely. On account of the
fact that case of scarlet fever has been
in his family here, Mrs. Millard has teIe-
graphed the Lieutenant-GOvernor TO stay
oil at some place and rest a few days.
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Nevada County Miners.

NEVADA, Aug. 29.-The Nevada County
Minerss' Association held an annual
meeting to-day, officers for the ensuing
year were elected and the Executive
Committee was authorized to select dele
gates to the State convention at San Fran
cisco October 14th. There was a spirited
discussion as to the policy now pursued
by the Executive Committee of the State
Association. and number of members
criticised it severely.
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The march was then taken up to Perkins
Park and to the Commercial Clubhouse,
where Eminent Commander John A.
Jackson OF Bay State Commandery pre-
sented the visitors with a march written
for the occasion by Professor Burrell OF
this city. The thirty-eight ladies of the
party were received by committee OF
ladies, and taken in special carriages over
the line of march, and then were lnfor-
mally received at the Commercial Club
house. Special cars next took the whole
party to the fair grounds. where dinner
was served. The City Hall, as we'll as
many prominent buildings, were pretuly
decorated. The Golden Gate Command
ery's famous young bear was feature OF
the procession. The party took special
train to Plymouth at o'clock, and thence
returned to Boston.
GRAND BANQUET.
Boston, Aug. 29.-The one great ban
quet OF the Triennial Conclave was held
tonight at the Vendome. 1t was given
by the Triennial Committee in honor of
the Grand Encampment officers, and
nearly all the prominent Templars of the
United States were among the 800 pres-
ent. General S. G. Lawrence, Chairman
OF the Triennial Committee, presided.
The banquet-hall was beautifully deco
rated and all the Templar enbiems were
represented in cut flowers. Two orches-
tras played during the dinner, which be-
gan at 8 O o'clock. q reception preceding. A
number of toasts were given.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Ex-Governor
Budd's condition is change for the bet
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Half & mile, flying start, Peter Metcalfe
won. Time-l:01 1-5. Coast record.
Sunset Limited.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20. = General
Manager Kruttschmitt of the Atlantic
system of the Southern Pacific Company
arrived this morning at IL o'clock from
Los Angeles, to hold conference with
Superintendent FILLMORE and other
Southern Pacific officials about a new
schedule OF the Sunset Limited" which
is soon TO be resumed between this city
and New Orleans to accommodate the
winter tourist travel. Last season, from
November to March of this year, the
"Sunset Limited" was run once week.
1t is now proposed to run the train twice
week.
Death of Senator Stewards Nephew.
SPOKANE (Wash.). Aug. 90 - James
Stewart, nephew of Senator Stewart of
Nevada, died here to-day from injuries
received July 4th, while attempting to
slide down a log chute from the top of
high mountain in a barrel The barrel left
the chute halfway down and was hurled
against the rocks 100 feet below. He was
better known as Captain Paul Webb,
and was picked up with his back broken.
de was preparing a steel barrel in which
he intended going over Niagara Fails.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
Have you read
Deemster and the
Bondman by Hall
Game? At Dear
born's Circulating
Library, Ioc.
PERSONALS.

T.. T.. Mckinney went to Turner o.
the il17 locoi on business.
Prosecuting Attorney Jas. A. Nc.
Cain came up from Portland today.
John A Mills, the Independence
merchant, came over Oh his "bike"
today.
J. stites, laundryman at the asylum,
returned today from IA short trip % the
metropolis.
Sheriff J. +. Ply, of Union count /,
was In the city today, stopping at the
Willamette.
Misses Adda Irwin and Lucia COcb
ran visited with friends at ChemAwa
this afternoon.
SIR. aud Mrs. w. S. Ddnniway re-
turned last evening from Portland
where they spent Sunday with friends.
Prof. w. r. Werschkul came up
from Portland on the morning local
aud IL the guest OF Rev. q. w. Gran
mis-.
Mrs. f. Is. Philbrook aud protheT,
Mr.. Wilson, were passengers on the
steamer Elmore this morning for the
metFopolls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gray left on the
Ila7 train for lew weeks outing At
YaquiDa Bay. They will make their
headquarters at Yaquina city.
Rev. VIM. RaAbe, who has been Ne
slsting In series Of revival meetings
Rt the German Baptist church, re-
turned 10 bis home NJ Portland on tie
steamer Elmore this morning.
KolA Neis. the hop buyer who hHs
been at III PAso de Robles, Cal, foI
six weeks for the benefit Of his health
returned home yesterday feeling much
bsttsr. Mf. heis went 10 Albany on
the morning local on business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
RIVER NEWS.

The river 10 IT an excellent beating
stage, registering IS feet above low
water max this morning.
Steamer ElmOre left for Portland at
o q. m. this morning with 80 tODs Of
ffeig BIT and six passengers.
Steamer Eugene wss at her deck for
a short time last evening after " hich
she passed on up the river TO Eugene.
Steamer Altoona will be up from Port.
and this afternoon and will proceed
on 10 Independence. Returning We'd
nesdsy morning, she will leave for
Portland At 7;45 a. IN.
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120 State street,
About Roland Grant.

The San Francisco Leader says Of
Dr. Grant: "He 10 a wonderful comhi.
nation, large head, we'll stocked, great
heart, ,bubbling with humor, ,pathOs aud
love, elocutionAry powers Of n high
order, clear and curt illustrations, bold
and fearless ia expressing opinion,
nothing daunted II they strike his
hearers a. original; special faculty for
saying good things 10 a way that forces
conviction on his absorbed listeners. -
DIR. Grant will act as guide on the ex-
cursion Friday evening, April 28
Tkirty.6ge cents will buy you a ticket
or you can have berth reserved for 80
cents ut Patton Bros.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
STATE HOUSE NEWS.
Battlsship oOmmittee-fhs Railroad
Commission Case.

Seoretary of State Kineaid has en-
gagged Col. Drake, OF Portland, 70 rep
recent the state 10 the case Of the rAii'
read commission. He bss employed DO
other attorneys and does not know YET
whether Attorney General Idlemsh
will appear for or against the commis-
sion. On SATURDAY Mr.. Kincsid had =
consultation with Mr.. Ford, OF Saleh'
But that gentleman seemed to thlnk
that one lawyer could handle the case
better than several
The following named gentlemen
were appointed, today, by Governor
Lord, as q general executive COMMITTEES
for deyising ways and means OF pur'
chasing q suitable testimonial for the
battleship Oregon: w. b. D. Gray
Astoris; &. II. Dodd, Portland; Thos'
Wright, Union; J. II. Raley, Pendle'
ton; Chas. Nickel, Jacksonville; b. W.
johnson, Corvallis. The committee Ii
to meet at Salem, Wednesday, May oth'
The Board Of State Portage railway
commissioners were in sessi on thli
| forenoon.
The controversy between the stat'
public buildings board and the Salem
electric light company was comprom
ised this morning by tn
company consenting to reduction o
300 lights from their bill for lighting
the State House, the same not being
used.
That noted California official, Sheriff
Cunningham, Of Stockton, came to Sa-
lem on the afternoon train with re
QUESTION papers to ask warrant OF ar
rest for Crooked Month Jones'"
Henry Failing declined his appoint
ment as commissioned to the Mexic'
City international fair. The governo
has appointed Editor Pentland of th
Independence West Side TO succee
him.
In the supreme court today the cas-
of w. r. Willis vs. Asher Marks, re
spondent, appeal from Douglas county
was argued and submitted; w. F
Willis attorney for respondent. J. "
, Hamilton, attorney for appellant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

RAN AwAY.-Last Friday afternoon
Henry Bertrain, Edward Disentell,
Clarence Pecknell and Antoine Bert
rain, pupils Of the Chemaws Indian
school decided to leave that Institution
and see city life. They started out on
foot, travelling north on the Southern
Pacific railroad track and were not
seen again until arrested by police
man in East Portland, Monday, and
taken to the police station. Word was
sent TO the Indian school and at the
request Of the superintendent, the boys
were returned last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
Compliant Piled

A complaint was filed IN the county
elsrk'a oiiios, yesterday, Ia department
No. Z Of the oiicult court by the Pacific
stales sayings. Loan sud Building
SompaDy,a "a private corporation plainiifi,
W. Joes pa ~, Rogers aud wife J. l..
Mitchell sud wlfe,O. NJ smith, Chas.
Whsle and Chas. Ford, partners Ia
baainsss under ths firm name of Whale
a Ford, and David simpson, defsDd.
anlA Doplss a Alien Are attorneys fpT
the plainilii
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
WIN BE Gone Over by Two
Journal" Men
on BEHALF OF BETTER ROADS,
Good Road Clubs and Good Roads
Literature.

The JOURNALS good roads WORK
began in the issue Of Monday and at
tracted a great deal Of attention.
On next Monday THE JOURNAL will
start an enterprise that will be the big
gest and best means ever employed 70
educate the people Of Oregon to de-
mand and have better roads. Two bi-
cyclists, each mounted on light Sl2O
wheel, will start each on 5OOO-mile
tour Of the roads Of Western Oregon.
They will in 100 to 40 days days cover
5000 miles apiece, unless they encoun-
ter insurmountable obstacles or strike
bad weather when the trip may be cut
short or delayed. But these things
cannot be foreeeen. These bright, in-
telIigent men will dress 10 neat uni
form to represent The ONE CENT
DAILY, and will write up the bad
roads, write up the good roads, write
up the roads as thev 6ud them, write
up the men who build good roads and
the men who build bad roads and nc
roads at all. They will be especially
instructed to notice the condition Of
the roads running along in front Of
and running through rich mems prop
eTty aud if they find them we'll kept az
will note it, aud vice versa. THE jour
NAL will send out these men at iti
own expense, asking no assistance
from the city, county, or state. 1t re-
lies upon Individual enterprise more
than upon what government can do tC
bring about good roads reform. W.
need better laws and better road sys'
sem, but we need better roads twelve
months in the year 9 great deal worse,
and the people cannot afford to wal
upon the average Oregon legislature Il
come to their relief. The bicycle
and the wheelman are the "vad'
mecum" that will do more 10 help
solve this problem than all the poll
ticians and halfwitted legislatures In
the world. THE JOURNAL representa-.
tives will talk JOURNAL some, but
will talk good roads 3 great deal more
They will form good road clubs who
will read The JoUREAL and keep uI
the good work Of disseminating good
roads literature during the entire year
" THE wHEELMES
Of Salem are becoming very much In
terest ed In the GOOD ROADS CAMPAIGN
They are the champions Of good road
and the -Four Hundred wheslmen In
aud about Salem have the power e
compel revolution Ia the TOadmakinl
n they act IN concert. Several wheel
men's clubs are being organized At tbs
capital city aud their influences will h
made felt for better roads. EYery
wheelman has q deep Interest IN the
Success Of THE JOURNALS movements
on this question They naturally view
Il from the standpoint Of intslligenos
aud progress and the day ssl foF start.
log two wheelmen on q 1000 mile jAubl
some thing never before attempted
Ia Oregon will make aA event 10 ego
llng ~ the capital eity, ,oonussted wilL
the day when ss1 IayloT hfsl tsgAn
10 uss biz old wooden whsel
Neat Mondsy slli b. a sod lsttsl
day fof good 2 ads reform ~ kalsm, n
GA day is zoe lhsFs slil bs huRalods
ol uho"lmsu ln lhs city sad sith ths
l9osl shorIa.sn sill nsks > bicycle
demonstration such ~ hss nsFsf besn
sosp la pisKpp, Ihs snibasiasln ~
ihs shsshnF esuas snd ihs gold fa4ds
uauss nlusi ~ aud HfDs tnNrihrT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

sALEM Y. NJ. q. A. CYCLE CLUB
That Ia the name Of the bicycle club or.
ganIzed by the wheelman Of the Y. NJ.
&. A. Of this city. An adjourned meet.
ing Of the club was held last evening
aud n constitution and bylaws were
adopted. The officers Of the club are;
President, Paul Shroat; Vios President
otto Wilson, Captain, VIM. Baboo, 4
Lieu enHnt, J. NJ. Woodruff. Secretary
and Treasurer, j. Is. Winstanley,
Navy blue and orange are the oolofs Of
the club aud badge with the initial
letlsfs Of the CUB Will Adorn lhe breast
Of each member.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
TIE coRoSER's INQUEST.
The RsmaIns Of Mr.. swartz VIII Be
Inferred Wednesday.

Coroner Cornelius at Portland had
Impanelled 8 jury at 4o'clock Monday
afternoon for the purpose Of holding
an Inquest on the remains Of Edward
Swsriz, but postponed the examination
until $50 O'Clock this morning as more
witnesses were needed IN the examine
ton. A deputy coroner came ar from
Portland last night and ia company
With sheriff John Knight went
out to the Swariz horne east Of Salem
and subrened q brother and sister Of
the deceased who went to Portland on
the morning overland.
The remains will be brought up from
POrtlapd on the overland tonight and
will be Immediately conveyed to
O,inger q Rigdon's undertaking par
lors on Court street. The funeral will
be held tomorrow and interment will
take place in Lee Mission cemetery.
Tie time and place for holding the
funeral has not yet been announced.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

WORTHY OhJEcT. The Tsform
school cadets viii sppear st ltsed .
opera house on neat Tuesday syeDin 4
for very worthy object, the hops II
saTnlng some money 10 hslp buy a
plano foT their new aud handsome
ehspsl ~ the scbool. our good peopls
should assist them. do ~ aud enjoy q
mast plsass eyenipg ~ securing your
asais early ~ Palt9ns 30 eHtrA
ohafge fUf IrsufYed sssir
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

AFTER HARRIS. sheriff II. b.
Plummer. Of Polk county, Is after r.
N. Harris, indicted for incest and q
fugitive from justice. He has been run
down at Colville, Washington and the
sheriff departed, today, for that place to
bring him back for trial.
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Concert Tonight.

Wesleyan Brotherhood will give b
concert tonight in which the Salem
Glee club, Prof. Werkschll Of Port.
land, Prof. Brown of willamette, and
Prof. Heritage Of Fremont, Neb.,
will take leading parts. Miss Genevive
Hughes will accompany on the piano.
THE JOURNAL inserts toe above for
the information Of its readers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

MaHt flislhlau iagnis i,su,fafl
ffsnk Nstsls nss hi9fa eiiff 80
= irfsaif1 asisfdsl iilnl lhf 40 ~
~ shieh a. alsl ibal nifhi HhHala
llls lsfsan $40 d sylig VI slgh ssik
- flsea ssi, ss1 sssslpls sbasle y
uaaas n bim
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

SALEM Hoo. the designs
submitted by architects from Portland
Salem, Oregon City and McMinnyil' e
for the new school TO be build at Day
ton, the one submitted by Chas. Burg.
graf Of this place was adopted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

The freshest supply Of the choicest
navel oranges are to be had the surest
aud sold the cheapest at Rranson d
Co.'S, where all groceries are supplied
fresh and pure.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

A. lsTkhfsriRa hrKAkEh, Nj
Grsni 10 sp0ksH ~ ~ lhs pfess "a =
gfaoshil sud interesting speaker never
usas . nols and bas lhs happy faulty
~ % sngfasslna ihs siisuiion ~ hls
aadiiors ihsi lhey Ars lefisrliy losi lo
Oh hui ths subisri hsiofs them hisi
on bosfd ihs sEeufslop ffidsy sysnins
aud hs slil guide yau ihfoush Home
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

BIDS WANTRD.-Contractors are in
vited to submit bids for the erection OF
the new Baptist church, on Wednes.
day, May /, 1895, al the office Of &. H.
Burggraf, architect, where plans and
specifications can be seen. By order
Of the building board. 23-3t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

ART CLUB.-The meeting TO be held
for the organization Of an amateur az
lists club will convene this evening at
the studio over Miss Knights kinder.
garten on Liberty street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
TEAS! TEAS!

TEN cdrieties Gt MiIier's
Odd CENT Grocery. Prices
?5c, 3Oc, zoe, SOC, OOc, 75c
dud $I.25. Each the best
IOr the price.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

is DOING IT.-One man in salem Is
endeayorinR TO meet the wants of the
trade with all seasonable goods In his
line, and he more than meets competi.
tIon. This man Is Van Eaton the gro
Ger.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

tFFeg 10 THF hHAH0s ihs sFsnt
~ lhe ssaaan sii ls ihs ssegnlpn
nsai tnldsy sYspins slsIiing fgog tlis
hssd iisY italsnd y pfapi siil aei
~ guide iskinF ,ns ln spd slHoai ihs
sfsfts ~ iianis saulsiblpF ~ Interest
you n uu slii Fsi ep uasld 1leksis
- rsiiaH hfas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

The weather 10 nov ripe aud that is
the reason tnose mems hns, dfezsy
straw hais are going like bot eskss At
the uuiou hafgaln Store, lts stats
slfert 23 adlW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
VIEW BILL OF FARE,

This Week IRE WiU gice DOn
another surprise GIld sI,Oc
some stdTtLiHD Uaines in
PdPLOr Sets. COUcHes and
E0sU chairs. This fine
UeutHeT Turns yOHr mtI'd to
house cleaning aIId suggests
n change In fu niture.
KELLER d. SONS,
100 State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Salem ladies are rapidly taking ad-
vantage Of the low prices IN shoes at
the Union Bargain Store, l42 State
srteet. q 2dlW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

houR lH0loE Whsn you ~ ~ ths
lunch oounter of ksnwoHhy A hsTnstl
you gei ius, what yau Aak fof And ~
any tims, day 90 nighll
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Toe upslss TeolEnitlon " an sgil
alsays inefrasss Ne ipnusgor, slrsads
a snd pTolougs lis plessnos slk 81
gaululing I'd Falem
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

A hHsFfif ihs mssnisfs ~ ihs
fniis hsus s'isisiy plil EiFg ffpi,
iAi'ls . bsbsni nsAi henasy sYrnipE
Apiil p ihs s,,aieig hss sseplsd ils
ssfslass " fsfsp.s nieiissifs ~ rpii
Esd hH iis 0fsasisp. a H,,ll uRls 10
la siisp ~ ibsss : ha siisad
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Hhsn Baby wSs sick We Eays her CastoriS
When she sAs Child, she cried for CastoriA.
whsn she became Mis-, shs chung ~ CastoHA.
wAss shs hsd Children, she gave them Castsri..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
Eramination set Por Friday.

Lon 5wartz, who fatally stabbed
his son Edward about three weeks ago, p,
was brought before Justice johnson
this morning with charge OF murder
preferred against him by Deputy Prose-
cutting Attorney A. D. Condit. Upon
request his examination was set for
Friday at 80 p, N. .. G. Hayden
and J. H. McNary are defending Mr..
SHaTtz.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

pOsIroAHp Ths Ladies Aid nOol
sty ~ the Ffsl Presbyterian church
hsYe postponed lbelf entertainment
from Friday evening tili Monday sys
Dinr nssl, ihs ~ lssi, ~ ~ n0l 10 in'
lsfisas wlik ihs lsoiuIs ~ b. given by
ths iisF Roland Grant ~ ths oleIa
boass ga ffldAy syeBinE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

fpR ~ pK 80 rEnW WmrHY
thosf isas 81 lisfnii a i.sspnos's as
slld ~ bib pnes 900 hllh sn gpld
ifyou dun'i hsllsgf BE-, ~ b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

A good every day straw hat for q
nickel At the Union Bargain Store, l42
State slfeet q 2dlW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Auyihlpg iu ihs llas ~ diahss. plato
spd dss.lsisd lhs ol0iossi psilsfns 81
fseksi pIlsss upl0u hsISsiu sisi,
~ state slfsrl q aiiH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Committed 10 the Asylum. .
Captain Richard Hoyt, aged 40 year,
was committed 10 the asylum lasI
night from Portland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
Rheumatism

t. symptom Of disease u the Aid.
neys II viii certainly b. relieved by
fAfks' nuie tufs. 1bat haadacbs,
DaekAehe aud ufed foellng e1ms ffum
iile aanls eauss AK fof Parks sure
aufg fof lhe iiysf aud kidneys price
u .ol, sold ~ Lana a Brooks la Nv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
JOHN HUGHESl

Dealer In Groceries, rAinls,
Olis' Hlndos GIass, tarnlsles
Ahd the m0sl complete stock Of
Brushes " All RlDds Ia the
state Ariisis' ilalsflals, Lime.
Hair 'te'nsBI aad sllngles and
linssi qlalll, u sRlss sgFDs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

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a ; bV hold flssp bsis 81 ~ lalsp
hsisslg nlais a. sisis riHsi ~ sails
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

hplasa kusslsn saTdlass iu bulk %
ClaFs's C0uTi rllesl grossly,