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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
A SOUND HONEY MAN

wODAsS u ihs Rsy. BEfkisy Vii gaat
CossDtl gl Hessg AID vlD sTiis -hsl
he kDOss Hlegi "Dplpbs DefsEiy
he can bs9 dascrlt< hOw b. - ab'J
asBsDEndH 81 tbs bQys on tlss cas- AsI
iAsf spsinK, etc, ste.--ijsfTHis rstsf.
Mr. Wa. J. Clarke is = 80 q a Dobl'
slrs, the rsnsrAlls fNm- J. Cake,
Afisf ths oosuty eouye1si0u that sorB'
hated Nf. BArklsy 10 tbs isxisisiurs,
the sioseuaid stood iE sbs lottiss u The
opera boass aud ths ho;el add declared
hs would Esppori oBly thoss on ths
ileksi vho pot up- Il bAs o0ms 10 -
gsBsrNiiy sndsfstood tbGi tboss ~hom
hs ALIASES 10 hls GsryAis paper are Fsf.
sDns ws0 d. Bss Pot spAad yios vera
The Lass pefsgnsl fcooiis,aiou ii'ii =
Bamb@F u sslsn gsntisa'sn have oi
lhls mao ~b0 u.aiieioasiy ehsfgss
o.bss wiih ''sPgogisE" % basing 90
isibslsd - psy &C. uiHisf's dsneisg.
whisi plsy iRg, G0d ffss l8nei'inE 10 80
stsolst,ls clfciss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
MACLEAY.

Out 6b0ui sighi miles from the cspi-
TAI city s our town MAelssy, sur
r0gndsd By .ArKs aud well kept fsfuis.
Here are wsli-io-do fsrmsrs Near
here are lAfss bop yards; the most eH'
Isnslys bsl0nging % Hon. David Cfsig.
The Dearest oDs Il that owned - the
TsyloF Bros. Our genial merchant,
Mr. Craig Il ready y show 70 his mAny
customers EnyihiBg la ths mereaDliis
llBs which be carries.
Mr. Danisl Early has very inter
esiing ciA-s 10 vocal music.
Mis- Maggie Hartley has besg khssui
from school ssysral dAys on aoc0uni u
slck beas.
Tbs socisiles ~ the scbOol gave su
Opsu msetlng whicb xas very enter
tAinlnR. follOved - Az 10. cream 80
eiAi. They greatly sPpTeclAts ibs Ia.
tsfesi taken ~ them 90 that ocozslou.
especially ~ hrs. judge wAl1o.
Au entertainment sill ~ given -
the puulie school GA tbs sysninE ~
May 8 The Efadusiing exsr e., 10
Esthsf Nilh ail gTadvs. aill spIesf.
Pr9ieusof Daniel Early Siil hsys cilafsr
u tbs musie deparsnasnt fsl.8sluz
tbs gfosTam ios cream snd otilrf dsii.
oAgiss wili b. served ffoaesas 40.
ws rds building = usw.fsDos arc lnd ihs
school buiidins
Ma.C Craig 10 quite los. This oonassols
great soffgw ~ hsf many flisnas 80 shs
y ds 1iy loved. fhs nsws sas sirrl
~ hraad Mas. ssai shsw M shes
boln dsugthsf u Aw. DraisI ~ho
arrived iu Aaclssy on thai uiEhi
i.Aisf, 30 isAru thai Ma CFsis u bst-
Ter
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
RzrUzEzcAK1sM FOE TEE RIo
PLE

A fsw m.5sEusds6 i1stir1fins.is i.fs - -
70 mss.s fsss Ees,Bssssus u fiiis s7sul''1 ?
corfrr % Ebs oseEauia-,-L'asEs5 hilS1,
Ga sdeaz The ruln vrbD WI Dss en-
ssrun rauz " rsiss l'Bi- ss4lns1- Isseg
a-s aissaey 81 Eues e. ssars sDsa Esssr
a. gaau r. Mhoi.sIl r. l. BErsisTr
TzlD9u Fors.-ag shs O. nae So
serate % tos 6nrls ga5o GScsfr1
ssrsy. Tsh IL 20 BeYusiiesi1ssa 2
tbs pspTle
EsystllesziEz 81 iss Eszggis z,ssl'i
sss apEEies,8g1 - fbs Frlssglirs "a z
priDeipse 3 sasslss ne EsreDDes 2 =
xyTsro-8srt. sfug5ag a1sni - t4,s
gasaxsr noe a roarbsl sus f.,s iasz9sE.
I51s1eE thas y,slneisi5s q Esg'gsa5rau -
ruiusser1tso1 Es 81 10 hsgs - issDe
xs1 bea1s - ~ ~ nsDllir q sEs,s- -
- tk,e goregEzDslt-
EepsaaseaDisar fas li's 5.ss8ss 'a'a u
rsa,xgzsy sDs l1s esDsrEe54s - iis
giszrax1s e15.s. HoS itlsfnss .rDB-p
nsnta Een6o1a f9f sos ~ 80 = 40
a rroSsz rssErlcssoz q sossg. irza EfE-
tso1 ADe sc i&k5sg q TIE Raeaoe ms.
ruads 0gs q lbs hEoas q i5s earr ~
nas is1aeans osszEsoss VIC Ers fssslHs-
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q naoce NtsrE5 fusDes sysl-u. i
rssans skrs q 20 lgJ8Ggg ~ q ig,'s sor
90 eG eareuitflDK ussolu1 sba- M
rsss % ne 6ct59n ofS5s go @15is sli'a,-
90 90 Ra5s RESERVE. as srssg 9 lar
ofh bs ao1ey olly ubsa q 10 fe
assa0so in ss,iG Tbal i al,s'ssr be- toc
tsg psFs.EuSVu 70 glFs Eo.d, ~ tag ,
elsa ln tbs hsBds = ibs guio Doiasss-
RsSszb iica.isn fo1 fns people 6selETst
fhas ws rn1s1 gsf bksk " . bass q b5-
roesAhsn saab ~ LDo9lD Ard girn
EiAins advocated, s8eh 81 We ws1i
DsesD wheD ws rssBnsed spseis psy-
menls. Uz,6sx shirb 0uS paper u9oDsy
p1E t@ rs6senaGbis 10 god % airsr A.
ths ogsl08 q the government, AID IN
ear wbleb silver EIn bs eoiDsc ss lsgsl
fsoasr CO its 0ws book without Deang
msds ns0aey ~ gold feds1ng.5on.
TIE Res,zalleN1 party esD Do thls.
NE % nos heissTe EEy o4issf pssty eEn-
EssHA3inN1isD fs TIE po9pls stD
aszE<s sts Ssop'is JsaDerQas. Ess0Dli-
eaEisn os DenoefAey fos the gald
hsb6ers, ihs oorSqrs1s0os and Hsl
Eassss yill ksep as rig.si -hsfe ~ ar.
tsslon Dg~ssas % tbs miry toagss =
a blsak aud dnsGry esdisas csssrs u
aeSsaussgp; senslb8s men prefer H. gi %
neanisfD soE f5s psgFis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
Esy ~ g0os fs,sas oszs5saEs.


fe5pc Lla-l1g LarnfinE
Passarzs-f r1 ros g-11-s rsrE u f5s
szrlT sa re D1Dga8 ne tai
lsl.Cv @ zl vsc E-lE E1d Es,Bts
rhs .L- fzr--s ~ t1e ez-z Es ErA8ds
sJyu1 g fas 2 70 -5zs q z85 10 rsrT
t1n Es ~ 81 ls rz1uHt1s - Em =
tis Ersss--t -rza-EE-lu1 ~ Eese11ng tE
rus Iz-1-E Le 1-ra win t.1s ssd q
Z sr-El -,rE. -L-le fa.r-e- -n&1 Tozl5
nsss5 la1ie-
Tbs F1EzaaS z-in w-5a1 bs wlEEs
is zzE-Tz3g1E Es sETt ;; D.Eoas II l0og
rrAcs5rs x I'll J5s.5 & -rE1n o,cni1S
II a. tbs Bs1-@lyn stsE11 tekars t5s
lasf TaaHssrrer cas 5str sf.s eE-s Eod VII
t.5e- tusT E1r-saf ~5tr 1ss n "a Ed
Dcx
L. earn kE5zg- r1- lners sss 81 least
eiE1t lEz-,s. ut1 < so-5s uErrT ss-L Tszss
1a1Eas =; Iezss ~ LsuEs II 2 rrzi8 Il
tDur rsa-s- I1e lzz1; --atev 1ns9 Il ~
erT lamp IL azcE 81 IL t1s snorf time
ii taras 90 g1e5teh the train from oos
f-bck - tue ot5e- De d0ss u; even
hsTs tlr1s ~ exti-lguisa t8s Exht b1f
Eunss J,gur f8s o. in wlils the Lamp 10
trurIlDg
THE j lia,cr-l-gliEs work r11uss fs oou-
ii1usd Until sTe-T car is illuzninEiS,1
Ee 10 sDo8er ga-s through with one
train f1aa another demands MS attn
fi01. bui he Ssis is5szz al Lighted with
Oui the least r1yutle--Esu YORK Eez-
AID
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

KieLzr5-By ibs way. how Do yOu
and Mis- smart ~ aLlugs
Willia1n-Ch. tazt Affair." is al OTeg,
Rschard-Iou don't E.1ssn III
WiilzEn-TDa 49, I'd made Up uy
mind at,gst vsek ago 70 br1ng matters
- 8 cTisiZ - began ~ saying thai
had ques-i1- ] wanted 70 ak bez.
Ric1zrC-E
Williau4-H5s tsed LeT hssd and
sid any fol og1ld * questions
Ricbard--A1d you:
william nsrely told her pa shAps
ii wOuld - Just as well. then % lss
so-oe fDcl AK ny question -EEchAagE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
oUR KKE PRKl1gkA

yOUEBAL rsAds-s krs 1rxso 70 - oz'
list Of prsui7us USsrsd on koO1os'
page
A fsshicn so1rosl trss. "rb' Q9sen
u Fashsorks
4 Bach Cir Book, free, fr1l ID.
PEI q ADdrss Rgssr = Chsskgo.
A Roms3es of kElsys, = beautiful
tooE free.
Hqu0s Ed1eStioD-iEo cbo6ss noAgB
Eoss-
StkDdA1d works o. EogIlsh Literature
When y01 are Visiting y0gr friends
TIL them about TIE yoCESAL AID gsi
itssss beautiful premiums for 8 few DeS
names.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

You want % make money.
That Is natural. You have N
vested in real estate and II has
probably not brought YOU as
good returns as you have
wanted What 10 invest II
next time Is what you are 10
doubt bOtherlng your head
about. We have q new plan
Of making investments, which
e sure 10 bling you fair profit
for your money.
You can withdraw vouT
money any minute.
Your profits accumulate fast
No long tine 70 wait Tor
your profits.
No taxes TO pay. No insur-
anoe, or any bother payments
required.
We made over so pei cent
profit for our customers last
week; 40 per cent the week
before.
We are in position 10 make
fine investments just now.
Get our book on spscula-
ons. Free.
Telephone IS.
Direct wire right in our
Office.
You can invest any sum
from $40 TO 100000.
All investors names kept
private when desired.
Don't delay. Now is he
time 10 act.
Yours for profits,
j. L. MITCHELL & co -.
245 Commercial st.,
SALEM OREGON
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
ToDAY7s MARKETS
Prices Current by Tslsgrsph-Loe4l
aaa Portland Qr0tataonA.

Prices Current By TslsErsph-Loe4.
aaa Portland Qr0tstaonG.
gALlzN PEODUCE MAEKET
BUTcHkE sIOCK.
Nssls-dressod : etk-
Hogs-drass6c A.
Live cEttle-z(Gzse.
Sbesp-AliTe 800.
MIL PRICE,
salem Milling Go. qDotee: R1oul
Z In Wholesale lOtE tZ55. Retail s250
BIsn Sll bulk -tlZ-59 sAcEsd Sborl6 81
I Gl5 Chop feed sl4 and SIS.
WHEAT.
o. cents per b1sbeL
hay AND GRAIN.
/ Osts-3IGA Afe.
HAy-BAIed, cheat t5,50ss; timothy
$50.
FAEk PBODUcTE.
Nool-Bsst, l0sc-
HOps-BFst, 70 7e-
Eggs-In trade. l1sc-
Butter Be~s dairy, l5esIs fEae3
ere4meYy, 50c.
Cbesss-ig 70 Ia ca.
Farm smoked mszts-BGoou se.
hams, II; shoulders. 2.
POtStOes-29e
OniOns-& oelfs
LIVE FOuLTEY.
stry-HsDA 6cs FooStsrs Dos
wanted: docks. 6(e7e-
TuTkesE.slS,se-
POK TLAND oUOIATIoKs
GrAan- Fesa. sGG-
FlOBf-PorIlAnd, Sz-35s HEllA HallA
u IS; graham, tZ-1J; supsEfDe, tl-5o
per OAgrel.
ostE-White, zsGsoe; milling sIG
&c; grsy, 5SlS5se- rolled, In bAks,
ts.76tsys-O9; t@rrelA, " 0O(sA2s; e&sss-
ts.76
PotAsos-4es4ss pei s-cE svsss, II
per ID.
Hay-Good SsGs Per tOa.
WOOl-FAllsy, s(Ssc-
Millst1ffs-BrAn, tlZ-5Ozh1rtA,tl ,tls-50.
chop is<dtlg Eef tOEi ehieksn vie {
Tie Isg nenEAl.
HOFs-Duli, 4(eTe-
Der oy its-, 7ls,sei shssp p<ltG, l0(zs5e.
DAIkY PRODUCE
Bgtt<f-Ofeg0E fancy ore4nsry, 1SfG
zee fancy dairy. 3b(s be. .fAiE V GOOD,
hsiSi7lei ool1nOn, ,l-4c-
Chssss-OfeEOn ioSslle per pOuBd !;
f01Lg Auafrioan, ! q lz4e; EWizs imp,
e~HAAaF+ = 49,
kgg~-Dfsgou, g psT daas1.
foslxy -CbieEsus, t3l0lzE.50 Ess
da9ru ducsss ti.5J(s so; EaeE@, Sls
v 20 tgf-tsys, dFs@cd, II.
bssf-i ioJs.aers, - sSse per 10; fair
y sod slesfst E8fsZsei oOwa @.(szsei
dfta.eza lesf s(ssf.
Aatlsss- Hs.s ,hsspg gs-S6S2 eto4os
rses, T. fsls 20.
hoEs- Ch0ane, he9Fy, ts.6Ss1 TS.
iAEhi 40 feedsfas - So dEensed, ~ Eaf
Vs.l-slasll. ei4ol,s. sCssieaAEss.s,s
ete 80 puaDd
as EhAhCLbCO nAkkEI.
Woci' Oregau kAstsFl eisa4as, -
i,.i a. lnisS.lfi b,sAei d. valley, 10 /
hag@-s lGzsAills st flsTse
Fpl@ll@n k.aFiy hGae, s5fs,te Ia /
-. A. h-rt4nts osiafsll gef aAEk
u.As~ hAiins. 81 g7(sl.I1i.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Pr0fessor JCwett one day asked
Mr.. swInburne, for whom be after.
ward enteTiaiDed much regard, how
much poetry he had written n his
lie. and On being told By the youth
~ pot tna1 al 10 he had burned al
~ had written replied. And when
y9u are % ! suppose you VIII bum
al the RES London Exchange.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
TAILET IooAL BEws


AN ~ \ LII
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VIZ ahu-ab sszs 51DosT srsriur.
ArrT -
Lzu snlsh h hsrtnE h5s EE-asz
sgBese NJ.
Z Cf.url.x zisr 10 e5sz-nr - his
rrpuBSs and Ersssri1E fyr EE-os1-
Re suss11s 30 b . fhrUsr. he VA
rr,rEs . r81s aus u be es1 gss 8eD -
O. fns WA
Wu1l6 il rrs6 b svfDl z sous CE-t-
sa.e ssssaEss sBoriS g. hFDuua s1ss
4 sguut-y eu1 scat sEAius1 % psaSr
dvwu tsBd5an urarss1unis. hH1 tsh
asrgm ne Eer- Bed q P1rr hna. I'D
tas nl1rssr - ttss tNa r1gis 30 fns bs5--
fis1 eaurss in CEIfurnlEs Tft3s 4 ?.
+ A. sssssEsr Tad s8es $ eilEDes oyT
hspgy tbsy uvri1 u
BGtgz iE1s b NV T. gDDc erucl5s'1
I So sDs9rT b-c = = FeruEs1H cry q Few
. Cars a. syEllR Wil - frisbs5-
~ r-pss 5sak god A. srBt t-s1t
( a-s q gsol aaags. su1 fas 1sgTT ercs
. ,,rgznss-s & rDg1 yisi5-
n ,sa s,s EsklnE Hos5 e-gz5- isu;
TIE ~ TsS-8sf hzs ErsTeubss1 sslilra. a.
tor.
1Er. r 3d. u PIX essaty. ~ IL
s sz5srlis tss week losEluE - Cd
fffsa1s.
The wy sas fsser suDBsl EieElag
Essea O. E.esr 5sod8y. Wsls Ess
TIE hrs - Il - fos llsi- sno hs hsl6 d
q ss3Dsi a. gglDsrs BgtN GsssEs sp-
ssssFss Eo1 he free ne u DoDsy
Z sszhisos1 W5Tis q. Coko psvD
G-arrs bed os Eisi E1i1i be Ess czlis5
70 ~ ~ wslisz G4ra. u Ess =
Tsry e. jgyas,s s9sf - TIE Doys fgr
tisbs1 lgts ~ fgn- WhBs Eno Gsgrss
hsrs bed tss t's.i fg bigt EDd G'sfsis-
tEut k8es3ns fy' ysBrs Csr-8es
" .shs Eas TuE master so6 &F W
WesFef s1AEsbOs5sr.
Ths r. 2. 4 e Au1sTiEie are TsrE
gu.ss. there icing dagger q ibos's ffou
sspollsn5fy e2ulug down and e.ss.iDg
tnsus OUL
L. ss5s thss there is peEsoD 10
AgusTilis b. has lived % Drssd and
EafrT 81 Nlutef. f5s sais III va a.
rgbt g. t1s tfssd ara vstsE Eas
e sa-
Cassis,s Heis vac g. -sletn Tours
day. Dan Smith Enc Charles Cole oD
Friday. aud : W. Bard On saturday.
A large soo sutBUsissgie surprise
parry was Eireu 70 SIR. Geitis lsst
week 81 ihs home d Elder Mott II
Wa 10 kind remembrance q bin Es
our teacher aud the teacher d our
children, and q binlsslf ~ = mao aud
q gentleman, ss token Of The warm
feeling held towards bin by al the
t.sog,ls q Agmsville TIE evening -
pss4sAsily sDios % and I'll j0in 90 Si.S-
iog MT. Getils success ia ] fe-
TIE oyster supper a. Mr.. C0vsPs
vent Ofi 10 god shape. People Ike
eastern oysisrs 0ot kSss in Drsgnn-
Whk, EOuid they cay, o. DO, II they
eggia 90 soDs fresh. gight from the
wkief 90 Long IslE80 sy0bd? On my,
II sssrlls ~ II eau tAste tbsn nON
Tie fOEB ssslns ionssOtDs siih u
tssEnDg ibs sehDgl lssl. We hsye
tboagbi - EsEDE Director Cox o. rag
Is Al zoe regular ilDs. Mf. COls has
De- ois1 a great del q bic dLIs fJr
sel1t0l purposes. AID hss FeoeiFsd ibs
regular sebos distrlei ground for bic
pay. be would only nnE the b-ll
be would 81 some D0fe psy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Tue "A1ln DOsusaiie Ciul" ~ Mt
Anse' co'lsgs wlii snisFisia ilF
frisads on Aay d siih ths sisFsal
drana "Al'itfnsy,n a ihs eiiisss
chal'el Toe sosne VI t4s p'sy l. lsia
neaf "a pesgliu .stsqf ki sfasy,
Nsv sosasly aad eust.laies hsFs isrr
pFcoafst sni uQ iFlaei has ifFa
'pafed 90 mtts ihs saifrslsmeai o
saooess, bhh la iFaa ilie Aer.ls4ff
sgd siilsllp psagly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

He's mscb siso1ld ths stats pay .
psblic oniasi - opislB bio sniifs Tins
asa sssyioosg u sould sssn a. lhoagl
$500 . ysaf ought 10 sseuFs 81 that .
s.oond -ciAss lavysf bss - give.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

II the lady who Urings suit for dam
ages agaiLs, Eer partner in 3 waltz. %
who's c!E.lslness she attributes a broken
lsg, wins her c4se dancing orders here
after viii have % bs furnished with q
blank form % b. signed By the Lady,
holding her partner harmless IN oass of
accident. boston Transcript.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Begin now 70 get ready both cows and
crops II you intend b 80 IN for winter
lsirying. Breed the cows 10 thAi they
w.ll drop calves early ueIi winter. Pro
gsre fround toT gooi hig crop of sz.as-
iart corn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Kaward swsrs was tlllsd Ia tfasi
uigh . drugksn father u ia ssYsm
tsaslly fof . f.niily % pay % loss such
> asn "a sseh . gay, bgi ths family
snflsr nlsrs from Il than ANY one slse.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

llss. asbalss, ~ souih kalem, siil
iaokis ths dsyIl psal sunday, ~ would
neem ihs senilsmsu u ooaIiisr fanall'
laglty pnuee sadly sooa,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
Right Arm Paralyzed!
Saved from So yilus Dance.

''OlT dalg1isF. bla0cl.e. E0s Gf.
tefA grsfa ~ 4se, Eaa bsA tefTlby
aNlfirl sta ltrFG4tnfas, ana had
kat tile tlisfe lss ~ LfF rlgLI afu4
We iesfEd hI Altss nanue. ana I'D
tisf isrt laIfifisEt STA ~ tnueEL
hile hat ta4fa tlfre ldlles 20 ~
hllts hffHllf and hAs gslGfd tl
tfflnQt tisf nffFpasnra6 and tgmf-
teuss "a 81 hiils aallos az suIlFfig
Etlt tilf afiff.lf echfA ngaiaGlg
ar9 80 FrQaffffd Osmfarfe use u
isef sfHs brf apIatiif e tt.fEala
nka ~ A. hIIlss a EFisaa.a ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Il 10 ngw EEyrs1 rhkt cattle esn1C:
- Wiute-s5 % ErEvsL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
To You
H. AGnrt Inoortsrf

~ HtLAA -
Nz-1rr dszna1dirsE E-sens7o- e tns
s-azssa ss tas c1sarS1B q J1Ez lla'sisca-
T0Er tss45th 6sps1as uF'-n = - y
Eias gR&IiET and gnGut-1F q - P1''e
rErr. TDa zrz bs-ssg 81 E0-ss-
Ths tisod ogureTs a. tDs sFs1ns-iis
wt61h 70 80 max. - tn os7ghus, E'srT -
and sissnss q 1ts bSaT- and cal-r1'sA
EusT al dissoirs3, u=e5ess 1-.Nie'i'ih--
EFsrT bsne. uEsels -ns-Ts El,a iass1--'
lives uDon w-hzt TIE blDOo fs'sas - =
The whSls wgyi3 kIOEs Itssi booo .
S1rss,sAriIEa Is tie Standard rszasay
s9T making pnrs biDoa
u possesses ms-z1 pscEhsr % 11ssr
and kT Ei5ch z: s1sclk marvellous
cu-ss ersn when Da1sr pTepErEE'll,ls
fEiL Wbsn FDu buT Tgz- FF1rl1Ig Ds---
czzs get tns rDsEi- EI5 tsEst -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

CIreuAss q Jss.r fnEs il for seo1au-
jesi EvrsrDE,sBf ~ The pesFie, 10 Sc
ne ysogtieisDs and rirEs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

TIE Fule ssEndsrs FaTe7s Hss sEsaDo-
5uE Han. gtasr r. Mhabr8s siser
,susassey from ftssif csiDms-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Ths-s Hrs s1I,s ftiuEz ne 51ssss1zu
soisas 60 d. He WMs ssn NuE.dsE
running Ur,s q ft.s eiss1rie nDusor car
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

EV.Ey Ebssin11 in O-eg.1 10 ID
sersts1 10 TEE OEE CEyT DAILrs
rSg5 Esa5s ez1nEA5gn-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
u n Late dSfE

u A. Late 4 SafE
The Leader Millinery Store,
zss Commercial strest, SA5e11,
formerly CONDUCTED bT Nh an
and Mr. Resd, Is u Poasas-
son of -. B. Fisk & Co. and
Blia h,odl14n, "a experienced
n liner from our store, i II
charge as sole manager Mss
Rodnan VII Be pleased 70
negt al the former patrons Q.
the store and MANY new oDes.
D. B. FISKE 4 CO,
ChicaCo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

Onson rpnng llsvsfs sp nos ln AZ
lbslr bsaely. saa u lee isasiy ha'd 70
tssl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
FOR SALE.

- So tfafelI ta.e ~
tstie iifa-s AfsTKAn4 %
Is4'L..f - - 80 -es9 a = slgssf. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

The state Of Oregon hEs Do night 70
egDd1cs botsl il Its C2pdbol ADd The
state serve meals 70 The yablie-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

G1y1 r1bas s1d gDD1 gpTsrDMssD
are Do fEr sJaTL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
he AETl-KOKOP0LY
Strictly Cash lIarEo

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a,,.a-se-l-ssfa ~ ea ~ r-se1 .aas-r---- /,
= = -zzoT E--51-e1s. FrHZ 1zETsTy 5r =
snur uu9uE1te tr-wsgT-
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
INDEfESDESCE 1 NOSVOIIB

A, --@s.f fee9 80 n-af a.lF.tfa.
- - - = - lasas .usFi-s sai
&C., -. T ~ =. = 40
ss.sl. ...-.ss sTfaf "a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
Dr.. Miles keryine
Cures.

9, 49,, h,5fls. \ ~ Il 4 FeaiiFs
Al eftss.alf ~ a "a. 4 i.isias go u
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
WHY rHE JoURRAL oIRoU
LATEa


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has iasl.as sswsf@psf
hss F@i@l u sAs f~oPs
70 ssptil-i - hsll lhs pnos.
is veslh ds.Las li.s psias v any
Q 49,
a. sfiiif a. Fssgk
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shs sssa y lLs psss u lRsss1a~i Aasl ;
isi.s a. 80 IfyH
iisilg - s.sll laNsysaf H@kiy
tla.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
$500 REWARD OFFERED.

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- e-fl - l.ssai y E..slfs II - ~,
- - 80 -. - fAlT 81 -. -.
= ~ ala-e I rEs - - 49,,
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
DRESS SSMAKING.

HEF-EF IlOTs1 ny 1rssE-1EEl.E pzrlOrs =
10 C9uYT EtrSeG desire ron TIE lE.e1sE O. sz-
is1z k--Ers q ttsscr p4irg-kse ssIlk-Aetlo1
E1Fs1 AEG 4 EOLc0GB.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
THROUGH TICKETS

70 A. psolEiS II tEs Esstsrn states. CSna4l
a1Q ElroI.e ca b6 otiAinef 81 loMssl re
kF. EOSEE.s 49, gi - - ii =
x EoEELFR. aEHszsr
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-10
FAMILY WIPED OUT.
TDRRIBLD DEED OF A MAN AT
SAVANNAH, GA.
while In Jealous Rage He shoots
His Wife and Their Two children
and Completes His Bloody Work
BY Shooting Himself.

Savannah, Ga, Jan. Gin 'ealous
rage George Jordan shot and killed
his ten-year-old son, shot his wife in
the forehead, shot his three year-old
daughter and then shot himself twice
in the breast. On the way to the hos
pital he begged for poison that he
might be relieved Of his pain. His
wounds are fatal, and it is believed
that his wife will die. The little girl
has a chance to recover, but but 1t Is
probable the entire family Of four will
be wiped out as result Of the days
work on the part Of the father. Jor-
dams wife says her husband left her
two weeks ago. On Christmas he
tried to shoot her. Wednesday she
swore out peace warrant. To-day
he came to the house, drove some .wo-
men visiting her into the street, and,
drawing his revolver, shot her. She
ran into the street and turned in time
to see her son fall with a bullet in the
head. A moment later the little girl
fell out the doorway with two bullets
in her. The man then laid down and
shot himself. He was sober. The only
explanation he gave is that he wanted
to die and thought it best to take his
family with him.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-10
ITS FINAL REPORT.

That of the Minnesota Board Of
Worlds Fair CommissIoners.
st. Paul, Jan. 6.-The worlds fair
ended in October, 1898. The final re-
port of the Minnesota worlds fair
board has just been issued to the pub
lie The reason for the delay is solely
with the commissioners, and has been
the cause of no end of comment
throughout the state. 1t has been
stated that one reason for the late pub
LEGATION of the report was the fact
that certain members, contrary to the
law, had received payment for their
services and expenses. The law which
created the commission specifically
stated that none of the members Of
the board should receive any COM
pensation for their services, and nei-
tier should they be reimbursed for
their expenses. This law appropriated
$4,000 for the Minnesota exhibit at
the fair. The legislature two years
later increased this appropriation to
$15O,00O, which enabled the commits
sioners to be much more liberal with
the funds than they otherwise would
or could have beer
Observation-Disclosures receipts, $751;
556.76; total disbursements, $751;
1873; balance with j. ]. Furlong,
treasurer, $769.23.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-10
FOOTE'S INSPECTION

of the Oil That Has Been Used by
Citizens for the Past Two Years.
st. Paul, Jan. estate Oil Inspector
III. w. Foote to-day submitted his bi-
ennial report to Gov. Nelson. Fol-
lowing is his report:
During the two years have served
the state in my capacity Of state oil
inspector, not one case Of accident has
been attributable to the oil as sold by
the dealers, and but two cases not d.
rectly chargeable to caral3<sness on
the part of the parties using the oil
or defective lamps or stoves. During
the twenty-one months, beginning Feb
ruary, 1893, and ending Nov. 30, 1894,
there was inspected in the state as
follows: Total number of barrels in
spected for twenty-five months ending
Nov. 30, 1894, 33O,619; total number Of
barrels rejected, 955; total number bar
rels shipped outside state (no fee
charged), 1857; total number Of bar
rels for use in state, 32O,1O7.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-10
GENE v. DEBS' VISIT.
His Visit to Minnesota Has No BEAR
ing ON the SenaforShin

His Visit to Minnesota HIS No Dear
ing ON the Senatorship.
st. Paul, Jan. 6.-Eugene v. Debs, Of
the A. R. u, arrived in st. Paul yes
terday afternoon. He denied positive
ly that there was any connection be-
tween his visit and the senatorial fight.
Last night the "A. r. u. adopted reso-
l"t't-''s in opposition to Washburn, and
it was thought there was something
more than a coincidence to the conf
ing Of Debs at this time.
II think that the people up here
know erorgh to run their own politi-
cal campaigns" he said. ''My coming
at this time is merely a coincidence,
and nothing more"
"When do you go into retirement?"
the interviewer asked.
"On Jan. g." said Debs. eve shall
institute habeas corpus proceedings"
"How is the A. r. U. doing?"
"Firely. Inside of three months the
A. r. U. will be the greatest labor Or
ganization that the world has ever
SEEN"
After lunch President Debs went up
to Labor hall, where he attended a
secret meeting of local A. R. u. men,
and in the evening he and w. w. En-
win addressed a big meeting at Mar
ket hall. To-day substantially the
same programme will be followed in
Minneapolis.