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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
MAYORooLDwATER's MESSAGE.

sIAYOReoLDwATER's MESSAGE,
 To THE HONORABLE, TIE CoMMoN
 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PRESCOTT,
 GENTLEMEN: The charter of the City of Prescott does not clearly state whether it is the duty of the outgoing or of the incoming mayor to communicate by message to the common council general state ment of the condition and affairs of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
LICENSES.

Our license ordinance needs re- vision and adjustment. This work should be done immediately after the present legislature adjourns SO that tt may conform to any changes the legislature may make. If the present ordinance does not set the day for payment, I recommend that tho license collector be inst ructed to collect ali licenses prior to the fifteenth day of each quarter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

The city has a contract with the owner of the present city jail by which it is to pay a monthly rental
 of S35 and must at some time within four years buy the place for $500, While the contract is a very poor one for the cIty yet pre- suming we are bound by 1t. I re- commend that notice be given the owner of the building that no rent will be waid after January 3lst but that the city will pay for the build ing on his giving the proper deeds.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
INDEBTEDNESS.

The bonded deht of this city. which is due and owing to the Territory of Arizona is at this writing ninety thousand one hun dred and sixty-seFen dollars and twenty-four cents (Sg0, l67.24) on this We pay 5 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. The prin- cipal will not be payable for nearly fifty years, So that We need not be worried al i.s existence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

These are a few of the matters which in my opinion require your attention. There are on our books sufficient ordinances to suppress vagrants, hobos. tramps. beggars and like nuiSances, if the ordinances are enforced, and l have no doubt but that the officers to be chosen will perform tlIelr duties.
 l shall endeavor to preside over yogr deliberations with fairness and impartiality. I do not expect nor ask you to agree with me. on every proposition, but I trust that even when we differ in opinion we may work harmoniously for the best in terests of the city.
 MORRIs GoLDwATER,
 Mayor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

It is openly stated that among he more important bills to re- beive consideration during the
 of tha Ia0;slafnra
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
STREET CLEANING.

One of the most unsatisfactory contracts of the past year has been the street cleaning contract. The work has not beer half performed. The contract price IS ridiculously low, and while the contractor may be giving the city as much as 1t pays for, he IS not carrying out his con tract. The street committee, which has control of this matter should see that the service is better per formed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
-1ass.f Ea-uE

IA E4,y-s.. -rs-. .AI. E-I- The
sarly uCr1 Il " N+E ls4-s day,
James Wca.=l g'.G-E EI-tas-, fyT-
-s-ly cart F.rE-g zS=ti1isi IN
,sl- wAy s1c-s, ,~lz-cz,s'5 he Ceszsion
by ehEs5-g a. i--Es-sivs GeTmsr,
John Shl5-E ~-;h 4 pis;ol, on DsE Eot
street. E=1e W1Als1 Ess guest
last nigh; in TIE ci,y jail, snd today
was promptly fo=i e. his man-bunt-
ing by Justice Sargent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
THE sEEAroRsHIP

In answer 10 . great many inquiries
and to put an end to much needless
controversy, the editor of The jour
SAL will say that ns a member Of the
legislature, be IL free aud unpledged to
vote for the best Republican in the
state for senator, or 10 vote for the choice
Of Republicans, freely expressed among
themselves 10 the customary way. He
has no objection 10 Mr. DOlph person
ally, and could vote for him az the Re
publican caucus nominee with a clear
conscience. But he Is free to say that
h. prefers to vote for q senator more
friendly to silver and LEES Of a goldbug,
senator les closely identified With
the corporations, a seustOr who would
do more for the Willamette river, and
wlo could conceive of some way o.
opening the Columbia river before all
people now living are dead.
But the principal objection to Mf.
DJlph aud the most seTious objection
s that the Portland bosses who are
b .ck Of Mr.. DDlph are seeking to OF.
"a iize the next legislature upon tie
Old Doodle and logrolliDg plan and
have started In boldly creating new Of
fl 5e, and trallicking in appropriations
T. elect Mr.. DJlph. The result Of this,
A. we zee II, would be TO defeat all the
xooi work Of the state convention last
spring, when the people ordered new
leai IN state affairs, and 10 absolutely
.irevent redeemlng the pledges made to
people for retrenchment and economy
Besides It would intrench in power
he oiiensiys machine that was turned
town last June,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
COURT HOUSE MATTERS.
What is Doing at the Seat of County
Government.

What is Doing at the Seat Of County
Government.
The following changes are made IN
valuations Of Marion county's assess-
meut rolls: Lots and Improvements,
aud horses aud mules, raised Is per
cent; lands Of all kinds, improvements
on decided lands, railroad tracks and
Telegraph lines, raised Il! per cent;
cattle raised 25 per cent; hogs rsised 30
per cent; merchandise and impliments
raised 3 per cent; railroad rolling stock
raised 10 per cent; sheep reduced 10 per
cent. The clerks force are busy extend
ing these changes.
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR 1885.
County superintendenps salary,
SS3 80; Ruth Miller pauper, 50; w, =.
Klein, janitor court house, $50; VIM.
Dollarhide, INDECENT soldiers fund, s.;
w. &. Hubbard, county judge salary,
Sl25; Dr. J.. Henderson, Insane, 500;
ditto, pauptr, $l5; r.. G. Brown,
treasurer, SlOOi Eddie Huber pension,
~ cents; l.. NJ, Ormsby, bounty, 1886;
Daniel Green, bounty, 30 cents; f. G.
SelIwood, military, $780, Chas. Hurd,
bounty, 81 So Fred Krug, do, 90 cents
Lester Savage, do, 81 5. T. Hobart,
do, $40; Geo. Williams, INDECENT sol
dler, 81; WIN l.. Looney, bounty, $3.50;
Jack Mcdonald, bounty so.
no WED.
l.. w. AchesOn, and Miss Anna Cole
received a license today Of the county
clerk, NJ. w. Gum, witness
IEEs COLLECTED
by months as reported by county Of
noers to the treasurer are as tollows:
July, tl330 80, August, t56s 20, septem.
ber iG2j 10; October 900 20, Novem
ber toJJ,l0i December, yGillO.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

This IIm said the doctor, who
was showing the visitor over the insane
asylum, i, one Of our most interesting
patients. lou will notice that he doe,
nothing bnt weep all the time.
what sent him insanc;" asked the
visitor
He was Chicago man, and hi,
pocket was picked by a follow from
Philadelphia '-ludianapolis News.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Dearborn 8
BOOK STORE.
PERSONALS.

DIR. /. ID. Driver returned to Eugene
today.
Banker A. Bush Is at Portland on
business.
Senator |. l.. Patterson went 10 Port
land today
Prof Byland, OF the Buttevillo
schools Is In the city.
J. A. Rotan, the furniture dealer,
was In Portland today.
Attorney II. J. Bigger went to Port
land 0n the morning train.
Scott Bozorth was among the pas
sengers for Portland this morning.
Hon. Sol. lilrsch, OF Portland spent
few hours IN the city between trains.
Al $3.50 last night the telephone
switchboard was burned out. Damage
$50.
u. X. Cook, Of the Oregon Land
lay, was a passenger Tor Portland
,I~ ornlng.
'r--s--...V. Davenport aud John Osborne,
regents Of tho Agricultural college,
were NJ salem today
Ex-Governor aud Mrs. X, y. Chad.
wlok went 30 Portland yesterday for
the purpose of attending the operalio
performance,
James Lamb, former proprietor of
"ihs Mint NJ salem, 10 IA town ff a
visit. lis reports llysly times Ia the
famous hohen.ian minlng district ~
Douglas oounty
Mf and Ms Jonathan Wassuu, ~
Lebanon, ais iu the city lu implofs
npYsrnm fsnnoyef io pardon ihrif
son who 10 ln stats pfisou fnf llfr e.
q. MonlsEas accompanied them
A,l, lilchsidsau n ho has tspi ihs
falmsTs holsi II niay GOA pretty nsaf
nll lhs Hans tli lueniy Ysau and b.
liis'iopN isspuhlloan, is ln ihs ,i,
40 slll ~ = candidate f9l lsnl,of at
ths stats houss
ilspgussnlaiiYp hnilih nf llarkauss
nanuiy sas iH lhs eiiY tsiag to tender
hls svplAlli ~ liou, q q Nulisa q
Marion lslunib iaf slHsksi iis lhluls
Ma essniy siil ~ silld laf hoa,s
fhs nf sHd Me- smith will kssp.
honsa ~ fsira lhls winisi
49, J, ,, fllsEsisid dspsiy dislusl
ailefasy, hss lFisgissd hs,ns snsl q
eesk's gssslien, snd y,sisidsy 900 ia
hls uspai aplealsnes ~ lhs munlaial
easH Chilainss asy nf filfssfsId
uas vnllsd NJ aslIlsss ~ Mis- tians
hunaisl, ~ nslsin, ssa un his isiufs
haas aisi sllb cas- hssliy oasEsslgls,
liens ~ hls Hgnsieas liisaas rlt
lsnd vissenisn, jsa D
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Iroa Strikers.

BHAppooK, Pa, Jan, g. Reports re,
eri'ed late lest night from Homestead
say that d small srriRe ~ ore handlers
at the Carnegie blast furnaces at this
place has extended across the Monon-
gehels rIger aud several hundred en-.
ployes NJ the Homestead mill have
guil Hurk
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN
Fact or Fiction About Two Great
Awards.

eSb VI ASbLOh ADOub L WI OI6dt
Awards.
4 newspaper paragraph denounces
az false" the claim Of baking powder
Company TO an award at the World
Fair. Whom can it mean?
Certainly not DR.. Prices. Why ?
Because, as the records show, DR..
Prices exhibited, competed and re-
ceiyed the highest award, both at Chi
cago and the California Midwioter
Fair. The award In California included
Gold Medal. The official examiners
pronounced it the strongest, the purest,
the most wholesome and efficient of all
the baking powders. Its title to cor fl
dence Is unquestioned.
an it be the manufacturers Of a New
York powder fictitiously labelled "ab.
solutely pure" who are making false
claims That would be strange in
deed, ina8much as they were not even
considered in the awards.
Was 1t Ammonia in the New York
powder that prevented its makers from
competing? II not, what?
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
RIvEE NEWS
ons came ur tonight

Altons came ~ tonight
Tba Modoc left for Portland at q
~. this morning.
The Hosg left Portland this morn
+ ing bound for Corvallis.
The new o. r. & y. steamer ElmOre,
being built at Portland will be ready
for work 10 about three weeks. The
Dimensions of this boat are l65 feet
long with a 20 foot beam. Its capacity
il 300 tons and will draw twelve inches
Of wafer when light. She is being
built especially for the Willamette
river trade and will continue to ran
during the low water season. 1t is
expected she can reach Salem any time
during the summer with at least IS
tons Of freight.
4 Eugene Guard reporter interviewed
two or three employes Of the govern
maut -nag boat Corvallis yesterday On
the proposition Of what kind ofim.
yroyements would give Eugene fair
r.yer transportation. These men have
worked along the river for number of
yrar-. understand it. and We believe,
are more compelent to judge o. what IL
ue-ded than the high priced engineers.
Il was the expression that II some eight
-i1ughs or double channels ~ the river,
b-tween here and Harrisburg, were
-'opped up that boats the size Of the
steamer Eugene could run here with
ont trouble at least eight months Of Tie
ear The manner Of stopping these
false channels would be b 90 down
each about 100 yards aud place in piles,
which would catch all drift, aud place
Irish against the same This work
% ud be done for not over large ap-
propristiOn. Major Post, Of Portland,
has given assurance that he will in
spec, the river az soon a. & steamboat
can reach Eugene.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
AT PORTLAND.
Victims of Whisky.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.-Charles
X Dhler, head of the firm of Kohlef &
FfOhling, leading wholesale wine mer-
ch ants, committed suicide at the Ham
mann baths last night 10y means Of NOR
phine.
He had been drinking great deal,
and year ago he took the Kelley cure.
He Uegau drinking again, and drank
to such all extent that a few days ago
he was deprived Of the power to issue
checIs on behalf Of the firm. This
preyed upon his mind 80 that he ended
his life. He wa, yery well known in
this community.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Early Dissolution Exped. ted.

BERLIN, Jan. = ocialist member
Of the reichstag, Iubl, at mass meet
ing said, he thought an carry diszolu.
tiOn Of the reichstag Ger in, thr' Ugh
the rejection of The bills piovidn- !
the construction of new ironc.ads and
the increase of the strength Of the
army and the institution # various e.
forms in the imposition OF iax--.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Honors For Waldsrses

htHtlN Jan. The decoration Of
'ountyon Ws.dsrse vitb lhe oder u
th1 bIack faz'p has been officially
g'felIed, a nesspapsr says Prince
iioheulohs gr~ptrd tho chancellor
ship upon roulilop that he sas 10
, lalu % ouly upt. tbs passage of ths
anlln'oIuIiau apd tss reform bIlls.
iiis sue.us1F it says. viii BE- Gsnsral
ruu Walirfsts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Waive Examination.

PORTLAND, Jan, 3.-On the case Of
II. l., and Harry Hunter, charged
with perjury connection with the
Banker, 40, u. W. swludle, being
called In the municipal court yesterday
the defendants waived examination
and were released on bail ia the sum Of
a., 500 each.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
srabbsd HIS Half Brother.

NORTH YAKIMA, jar. 8 John Pell
stabbed his half brother, JEFF Hargus,
over quarrel about the formers step
daughter, whom Hargus wished to
marry. Hargus was the aggressor, hay-
ing assaulted Pell with a slung shot.
The wound will not prove serious, az
cording to the physicians. Prll is in
Jail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
No Inaugural Bali

Hon. IL, H. Kiucald, Of Eugene, see.
retary Of state elect 10 iu the city ne
was appealed TO by "a local committee
to graut the Use of the bail of the house
Of representative 10 hold a grand in,
augual ball un thu night of Governor
Lord's induction Into unice. MI Kin.
eaid deemed 10 hrst to consult members
of tho legislature on the question
whether such uss uf ths hall was
proper aud whelhyr 10 Wuuld interfere
With tho regular sssalDu neat day. Oi
noysuteu replies aud kilograms ft
oUl'rd every Uur uas oppUaei Ga the
hell nf inaugural rulrflalumeut Of any
klud ~ lbo state huusf 80 there viii
bo su inaugural ball az lbo state house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
The French Attacked.

PARIS, Jan 3.-The minister OF the
co.onies is said to have received cable
gam stating the natives had attacked
the French expedition in the Congo
country killing eighteen.
The statement is confirmed but rein
forcements arrived at the post and re-
taliated upon the natives, destroying
several Of their villages and killing 100
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
u, Edict Goes Eorth.

fuI Z 81 tll'lt lh4f dhl--t "
SzrErar Do1rh VII he re-elected, viz
tos-y vlorDi aE,qasilou- A lot OF
.s-.si-- seh1.V -reagis wil te tslking
P=--.gs-lsz -- csai t--- t-t ty max.
i---es l..15 -crE 80 s-c--y re-elect
--sg-1 --ie-a--s l-s g. crAuss
Es-- -cs- ra4ni--ES A. s--g.di,ies
A. s,-,I- -. 1u- = ID E.cl 1-t-sslL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
TELEGRAPH NEWS
A FRUITLBss SEARCH.
Uncle Sans Cutter Finds None Of
the Missing Vessels.


NEAH BAY, Wash. Jan. sine
United States revenue cutter Grant ar
rived here last night, after cruise q
1916 miles ia search Of overdue vesSe.s-
The search extended s. far north -
Cape Scott, on Vancouver bland snd
thence to the Columbia river. From
this point she started north sgsin %
Cape Cook. No trace Of any o. the
missing vessels was found.
Signal guns and lights were made
use Of in hope Of attracting the st,e--
ton Of any castaways, but no signs ot
life were observed along the barren
shores.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

Down at Lyons, Or some one CUT
off the ears of &. Bolan's COW. Mr.
Bolan Is a saloon keeper and he accuses
the Metbodists Of doing it. Joe Bar
low, a Methodist, defended the Meth
odists and a lively dispute arose IN
which Bolan drew his revolyer'
Friends interrered and no blood was
shed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

ALL THE WIRES Down Heavy
snowfalls north of Salem and up the
Columbia valley-oyer two feet at
POrtland-have prOstrated the tele-
graph W res so that only meagre pres s
dispatches are oJtainable. Telephone
and electric lights are also very much
Mt rfered with.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
neaIlh Not nI.I,rh.

Mrs suburb never noticed until
we moved into this house that the pumr
Is outdoors
Ag'nt-lhors 20 the water will ba
nice and cool m summer ma'am.
But ! dom 'twmt 10 Boo RAINING ont.
doors dozens Of times "a day in winter. %
NO need to, ma'am Tho pump al.
ways freezes up iu cold weather -
New York Np,kly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

Hunker-iiayo you named your baby
yeti
plmpieton-Ow baby isn't going H.
have name
iunkor- Why uoF
pmplelon-Wo are waiting for ouf
relatives 20 agrro upon ono BROOKLYN
Llfe ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

New Advertisements
/ n RI wA>rtD 10 DO work m IA lily Of
/ " two Appy at So Front 50 a3
J NAANIkD--IO purchase wuhIu 3 miles q
[ w city about 5 acres -of good laud with
small house and a few fruit trees. Must be on
good road 9ru p1ce reasonable. Address II,
H.. Journal. g-NC
NlkL WANiEI--TO 40 up. s-Wuk for
N family ct two. Must be sOsdCo h. In
our al ~ Com. st. 2-3lo
EoUND.-A r'mmon door Key. Owaor can
i nave same by calling ut IoURS Al ON raud
paying tort tbs si l2-aS 81
EOk X MA cuOl. irOur room Tor Two
i pers ms, with or without board CuI M lOj
south Con- m .rclll street or iuquIe Of r H.
Ryan. l22Ja
lIAN IkD.--A place 10 wo. k m n FANNY by "a
" competent gin. Cali at i55 Marion Street,
| OSl "A b.HtK onyx rin with pear In The
- centre. Finde' Will be rewarded by re.
"a ming same to II. j. B gger, OyeI Ladd 4
Blshs BANK. Igs m
u-I-s uurday eve. II Iu'r ot god spec.
II vac ts, 10 case. a reward VIII be giycu
l1r their Ieturn U this office. -78tt
u AhE ~ 'INt OlPJNI lNIIl, Iof
N business D. en- and others tO organize a
JOINT STOCK company tOra pa ing aud well
hh.N a Oregon patent night, Addre.- "Pa.
Tent care JouRNAL salem I22, lm*
ELf " An IED.-Nau,eu, uc,I.r. honest
III gentlemal or lady 10 travel REM. .rutiug
established, reliable louise. salary -U5 IA .uth.
~ ana travelling expenses, with lucre Ne, II
suited, Enclose reference and .eIf4ddr,E.ed
Stamped envelope, The - Dymulou 3.7 Omaha
4 HALE rhl,I-iast cusu.r ., g,f
y ch9lre thoroughbred rnfrlrr- af E3If
L. 'fI y our cN ol % hundred, must be sold. /
| f,tl~hEk, Newsptp,rAd,rriI.IIg A,-,., /
-. ~ Mtituauls Exchange, SAN Ff8uri.rn' 7
M is "a, a. "u'Lo. Il.l agent lhIs paper ls kept .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

THEY ARE ALIKE.-Whal' Why
the snow and the lard to be iounu al
McCrow & Steusloil's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

Tho electric lluo companies arr su
tlilsl lo goat rrrdlt mf lhe excellent
manner lu pbI'b lhsy kfpt lhrlf cais
iu moiiuu lsaiuisy aud today. lu
many q mnfr wsisnlUus aly They
wuu.d hafp n.pu abandoned uudor Ike
conditions bat ihs ealrm msu have
soItri ntr hpf1ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
POLITICAL NEwsLETs,

The Republican committee OF Cai-
ifornia has not yet decided to contest
B Idd's election a. governor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

James Mcmillan il chosen a. United
States senator by the Republicans ol
Michigan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Common Sense

Should be used in attempting to cure
that very disagreeable disease, catarrh.
As catarrh originates 10 impurities in
the blood, local applications can do no
permanent good. The common sense
method Of treatment is to purify the
blood and for this purpose there is no
preparation superior to Hoods Sarsa-
pBrilla.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Remarkable Snowfall Down the
Valley
AT OREGON CITY.


OREGON CITY, Jan. 3.-Snow Con-
menced falling here early this morn
ing,and continued until about , o'clock
this afternoon. There was about
twelve Inches on the level when it
tITned to rain, aud it has rained very
steadily since, and looks as though it
would all 60.
AT PORTLAND.
Seventeen inches bad fallen at Port
land this morning. The fall was con-
nued all day at the rate of one inch
an hour.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

Is. senator Wslcott, Of Colorado,
b.s been dominated by the Republi-
cans 10 s1crsed himself
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

Tho ladies OF the Congregational
church vii not hold their missionary
meeting tomorrow Friday. as an.
n"uuerh. Asit is the annual business
meeting aud mll attendance rr-
Gu'slrd, ths meeting 10 postponed
until further notice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Ouly Rsmsdg

l1blos, Jau fhs ran Mai GA
'''ls 'sl' 'ns oaIl rsusiy nf ihs "a.
lslIus slsls of lbi4stIu Nrs iouuiland
i' ih' lmms l'a's loaliplrsilsn VI ih.t
goF'n,s ailb thspIplnlan ofCansds
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

O.P. Dabney Of "The Fair" returne
from visit to Puget sound today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

ThE RIVER RAIfING,-At 28O p. m,
today the river stood ll0 feet above
low water mark aud Is rapidly raising
at the rate Of four Inches au hour. The
lower part of the o. r. a n. dock ID
covered with water aud any quantity
of drtSood Is 10 be seen floating down
stream, The rlyer bas rlseu eight feet
slnce yesterday morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

hAltHpAn brlpIAa The Oregon
'"uslfneiion Co.. Edwin stone, J. L..
smith aud D h Hiioug Incorporation.
to-day nIrd articles Stock o. uuO. 900
lni' 10 ihr Astoria organization that il
4" uush ihs construction OLE f4llflad
t1 ruulaud
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

Hoods Pills cure constipation by re
s oring peristaltic action to the aliinen,
taTy canal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
UMBRELLAS

Nhy ibaisuuf buslusss. No make uss
sul lsps.r u'i Cell or drop usarari
ani 80 eilI silsup t1 youf saub.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
A Narrow Escape.

jim, the old gray horse that has
carried the mail to and from the depot
80 regularly for several years, had a
narroF escape this morning from death
by fallen live wire at the corner of
Mil and Winter streets while ON his
way to the depot There being no
electric light the driver, G. A. Nye,
could not see ii. The horse struck the
deadly wire with his front legs,
dropped to the ground and rolled over
with bis left side on the wire. Mr..
Nye then called for help aud with the
assistance Of Mr.. Purdy aud paper
carrier worked the wire from under the
horse after which the harness was un-
fastened aud the animal helped to his
feet. Although Jim spretty badly
stove up' he Is still on duty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

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