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Passaic City record., 1896-01-18
TEMPERANCE.
LABoR's LOSS.

The price of labor-meant of God
To cheer mans home and light his face
The grain, upspringing from the sod
Heavens gift to feed the human race
These have been taken, with greed aceurst
And aided by uprighteous laws.
Been squandered in our wicked thirst.
To glut the ginshop's reeking jaws.
Constitution.
Passaic City record., 1896-01-18
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispeis colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1e syrup co!
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Kx NEW YORK. KE
Passaic City record., 1896-01-18

we may kneel betimes, like pilgrim at his
shrine, and offer up to the ever listening God
the sacriflcial homage of grateful and ador-
ing hearts.
Passaic City record., 1896-01-18
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky NEW YORK. M

Eipans TabuIss ara so I'd druggists by mail
if the price go cents pox) is to The Ripans
Chemical Conn any, No. 10 spruce ST., New York.
Sample vial, 10 cents
Passaic City record., 1896-01-18
A Good Dog is worth Looking After.

you 0TP b dog and thin think anything Of him
when i'll and understand him sufficiently to
detect symptoms of illness. The dog doctor
book written by q. Clay Glover, d. V. s.. spe-
cialist in canine diseases to the principal ken
mel clubs, will furnish this information. 1t is
a cloth bound, handsomely illustrated book.
and will be sent postpaid by the Book Publish
ing House, 1874 Leonard ST., N Y. City, on
Ieceipt of 40 cts in postage stamps.
Passaic City record., 1896-01-18
Raphael, angelo. Rubens, Tassc

The sLINENE" are the Best and Most Economi-
cal Collars and Cuffs worn; they are made of fms
cloth, both sides finished alike and being reyers-
BILE, one collar is equal to two Of any other kind
They 1T auell, .re1r apelI and look toei box Of
Ten Collars Five Pairs Of Cuffs for Twenty-Five
Cents.
A sample Collar and Pair Of Cuffs by man for 6i1
Cents. Name style and size. Address
REVERSIBLE COLLAR COMPANY.
n Franklin St., New York. q Kilby St., Boston.
Passaic City record., 1896-01-18

DON'T Wheeze and cough when Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar will cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12
Seiu 9poSoag.

Ssitnnm franft. glab. sdar ben
Rotis. at 2anefreoas iaar falbt Iams
men meo Seiu pirteliee 9ebsbaa ba
Seiu ftal bore bleoen torsf9itet 3bie
&pril. Msn oenne antag.lis bar bog
tun SunbIpnligbeo for fig unb.r ben
SorubIetning. at Iaret 33 efter Dor
Sibsresnins er Seiu Ssbsaar, % at
bans 9sbsbus meb Sobannes's
G~panselium ifal fGttes til ben 14o.
Dag / ben jsotfte Maaneb, % tile
meo be andre @uangelier til ben 15oe
Ntidn. Den fsrfte @ibenfabSmanb,
Der bar unbertaitet bisfe tronpIoetffe
Spsrgsmaal en- erunois llnbsrIsselie,
bar Acknowledgment @urm, profesz
for / Matbematit / Stuttgart.
@urms 8srssninser ! bans aar 1918
ofsntlisaiorte "afironomiife gibras
til en- iuapiot mulis nsiagtis 9eitsms
melie at SeIu SpDielsa ps 9sosaar,"
itaar enbnu urpttet. Otter bans Be
rssnins falot %piitnot / aaret 80 ben
ABE Riiun bsiit ianpipnlist paa Srss
bag ben Bile 4pril. Msn berpso moa
man life glemme at Seiu 0sbsaar
inssnlunbe.s r faitilaaet. @ntasels
Isrue beoeser fig imeaem @arene 90
os 81 eftsr Gbrritus. Den betisnbts
9ioenItabsmanb aeim {. Gts. tommer
/ i'm "Seiu af Ruiuretbs SItorie" til
bet ReiuItat. at Sreoas ben 15oe
Ipril @ar 30 u Seiu Ssbsbaa.
lltDiliomt fistert er bet fun, at Seius
er bsb pau e Srebas os paa 14be eIer
15be THan. Sorreiten tan irtet be,
J TENT uepesnes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12

er en- tuns Dog. uco, g.Dr,, IL
os talSer fra - bo5b,It b,r,
iltst belit Her, rlaur uIs,,, y. 10
msoer Os. Sas.n sr, at al. n,
gsnn:F meo ben 9pt'sHs,. n.,, j
faa Oil oer, ben uI9,tsHs,s "I ~,
'SIb prsOer Gg,b
Rss Senueu bun.
aaO Os Oeb Subs 8fctS. ss., u
AZ %, prsoe at SIRE bort til. n ~
genitab Tan bore Ds tribes ,o =, y
slOelier. prppsr hi orliot ~ ]
soOe 8enner mcb bore W,Sm,r,,s1
utl asHnen life uOebIi. gi hi u
.tOstminbits nOgI. soO, gean.,,
'Mstne gsrn, eIIter bo.ronSr. |
ben forte, men inbboIosrio, n,,s,1
"aiarIisbsbens apOfteI" SorSt n, \
bar bleosn faa sammel, at ban may
oarss ben ! ,. &riitns8 G]orfanEr]
os lite mastes at iiss msr. Ss,r1
rtnsen sieIber os ooToo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12
Decorab % Omegr.
Ten 11ts Jnri 1890.
Ben Bear bar I 1T ubaiuinsspiubu

Ben Bear bar TT tlbfiuinsspinbu
anbrast ea np Simplex Hatcher, icm
nu bolSer paa msb at ubruse 100 s9.
Den btsp iati 8irtiombeb ben 9oe Sum-
o. ben 3ote fan man pente at ie apl'
lingerie bespube at TONNE frsm, bots
RusemaFinen pasies sObt.
- De gapsiits, Ser. 9irfcn os Mrs.
3irfOn, tiblisere Miis francisco, reifte
berfra paa fin Brp1ups. Reiis Onsbas.
Ssrnbauetoset fit BEN pmborb peo
Jrast.2 epotst, forat be Fulbe fomms
afitso iaa ~ufOrfprret Tom multst, men
osres 8.nner bapbe facet Nps bercm
Os msbts op msb Silsninser. 9ptsnit'
nins.r Ua m.b R~iiensrpn'S trselie, Der
10. siter sammel Gill | England, ftal
6rinse lDffelis. Gage | Gamlipet.
- 9aul Simls 8 SIur sammsl, bar
/ Cnsbass iaa ubelbis at faa fat ! en-
Bsbferfnip, iom ban ifuloe prspe paa
ct Stptte Era. 5slsen blep, at ani'
pen sleO % far Loft anaifieuet pna
oct enc Ben, iaa 9OftOr MATTE bsntes
for at ip bet fait isieu.
- Mr. Os Mrs. Ears g. gibe ira
5re.pOrt reiite i 3irsS0ss til gellOip
Meoicin Co., Minu., for at beige
slast % samle 8enner.
- Scr. Os Nrs. @uit. Ssroms aars'
samle 8abp bsoe Snsoas 5ormiSSa8
.iter nosle Cages Spsbom al Sierns'
betenbslie. 8esracelien fOresaar |
@orsen paa @lsntpuOo Menisbebs
8~irtesaarb.
- s. g. SObnion at Sarmonp,
Rinn., uur SeeOrab en- Sag fisite
use.
- Smut o. gosorb % gptmeiter
O.. Z. Splanb, af Solanb. gilmore
Co., Rinn., Dor , DEBORAH iibite Tirs'
bag paa @iennemreiie. 9uren sialoer
9srus, ifslss meb SObn Stee.
- Souls Salpurion al @innebaso
60. er I geiss hos fin gpiseriar Gn'
oers 9pbebal, Der Dor NOR Ssian.
ban bar / Secorab fiblte SuSbas.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12
Gn 9anper, Der Lob Itbf.

Wan bsrer MI ps ba ON Sotomo'
fiber, Der al @anpars i9ttss ! 8epGs
selie uben mebfslgenbe 9etjening, og
ipm i~elpfslselig fremtaloer Seitprtelie
paa i'm @si, inbtil be Tom Regel efter
en- eller anbsn SataItrofe blir %itaniet.
Del bsrsr berimob til be fore Siels
benbeoer, at ct 9ampitib er blepen fet
unber iaaoanne Sorbolo. st iaabant
Silfalbe i%notraaote fornDlig paa Stem
Yorts Reo. On 9ugierbampbaub peo
Rapn "SapIe" f~oaiosrsbe meb en-
Sampfars.; gaabens Manbfab table
4anbsnarparelien ps fprang ale pper
paa 5ergen, fprinben be bupbe sipet fig
Sio til at unoerisse, hpOr ftor StaSe
9amperen bapbe libt. "Supie" bplot
fig imiolertio fpoenbe os ieileoe pioere
for fulb Strait, uoen en- sneite lepenbe
Sjal omborb. abItilis. andre Bug
ierbaaoe, Der befanbt fig I Rerb.ben,
CAB fig itrar paa Sast eft.r ben.
"Supie" ieilebe imiblertib fig. inb mob
ben 2, bpprpaa bet tjGmpem9sIis.
5riRebsmouument. Der iamttbis tie
ner iom 5prtaarn, er bH9set, og forins
ben bet bar muligt at inbbente ben,
tsrnebs ben mob en- at Sens gDlpGr,
Ter, ION ben beitabigebe; men uben
ielp at libe pibere Stabe, furebe ben
zig i9jen fri % tsrnebe bsrpaa impb
agtsrituOnen paa en- / Herbsben ligs
senbe Stonnert, Der fit nosls 9Ianter
itsot ino os berpaa iant. "SdbIe"
pasIereoe berpad en- anben Stonnert,
bpis S~angiprpb ben tos meb / 5arten
LOB paa en- Robaab, iom ben fantreoe
og en- flor 9oie, Tom ben fnufte.
Gnbsltg bar en- at be forfslgenb,
9ampere peb Rapn "Reunion" ifart
meb at tomm. paa Chen af "SapIe,
og nogle Splt at bens 9eI9tning ftpt
allerebe tlar for at fprins. omborb
bet bsrrelgis Sortsi, ba bstt. plubielit
foranbrsbe Retnins os peseb. lise imol
8rebIioen al bet fore enselIte fulbrig
oebe Stadlftib "SpInroob."
"Reunipn"s 8sietnins, Der faa bel
pperbansenbe Sare, fatt. fulb Sar
op, os bet lDttebes peb en- briitis Man
spre at tomme faa tot op paa Sibei
af "Sapie", at to Manb frnbe ipring
ooer pua bens Dat. Den enc ftDrteo
neb / Mutinrummet, os I'll flaaet BAT
og ben anben sreb Rorst, bporpeb be
lpftebes / iibite SiebIit at unbgaa Sol
liiionen ps enbslis at ftanf. "Sabie"I
pilbe Jlust.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12
6ra SumboIot Goutst.
Sumbnlnt. 4ntnn o., q

oumbolot, Spp1, sss !Nur, ,ss
SiotleSsn G~bOrsoass gftsn emit, al
solet College fit forits efuIsaar Deb A.
onere attsn Gleper - ii fra .guFr,p.I
otte fra 'Sbcrtbaub. Gfb..tnosn. OLAF.
Motto bar: For value recel,.3
promise to pay" 9rof. ~. q 9tO,s !
blep palst Of alasieu til al r,Sr,f,r,,,sl
aap en- fraitis os meset trtsr,sIort h
ooer emnet '"Triumf of Mind over Mann.
Brof. 9ip.s hoIOt peo fin geltolsrs,D h
ldrlltrseH | ipeHot EpmertIOmb.O 70,
Zines Sie. Brtre paIeu, q. g. g,,ril
efter npsIs penIpttsOs Orb anaaa.no, Il
lens arbeioe os uosls 6OrmuninaspA
eleperne, lrpereoe eubOcr al b. gvaopga1
ct mutt Diploma. 9ettr, rr,,rI
gtniif, baaoe "Upcal" Ga "@Irf.runr,I
f%uIoenote &roerammet. GroOs bet tr,i
Tetr par G~olessts SoriamItHgsbal saaI
tulo nf iirteresiereoe Silbprsrs.
Som en- grinbriug o. Es0n Sad ass D
lie forareoe Suiiueis 8IasitH grnas,1
ct "2tfe'iiSeS gortrat af gOcte1 9usr
gSbittier, % Iiseleoes iorareoe Shctsd|
Slasisn lin Carer. gttiS gt5Jts guuip1
imut 90 foftelts BOG.
stolsn Dor pGret mssst gUst b.'Gs
snoos beore euo nos.n al be pm.rtmj
seube SipIer, nisnt be bar uaret / sirl,j
heo for ilere Gar. Cor naits Siar .r TO I
gfoeltnger blepet lagt til S'ol,L Rzl
SnouftrtaI os Brlntlus. 8 tHouf,aI
osItnsen Irres ale SIuss 3raarb,tD, Cd
arbeiss oip., o. / &rruttng @fosItHsm ID
Ippefetttus, Spbprintirs Oiu. gess, ID
Nfeelir9er CT ubruitebe meo b. fcrrfd
Nfafinsri % gpparater. 50 gruiatI
til er osiaa ualste; usmHs grof. 8lpa,T'
bar Srsr0pipn ooer ben moulrisIs Gl
ling, % grpf. u. 4. GrumDcl, bsSn
ilenot ibIanot StolemrnO Usb fin .
practical Child Study"
Gurleben CONNER blep ct fort '7orr
torp1 paa SO BGrelier % gnismsHt uVil
ior Stuoeuterne, men | 8intsrsrmInsH }
oct for l,oet, ps mango gIeosr iuaS'
bltpe cptaset, forbi Der ttie par GnHl 2
st anbet 4SOrmitorp" al iumms StFH'
CT aIereee p~aabsspHot % oil bItu' iaTS
for Stuoenter n9Ite Spit. i
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12
Cirrus fommer.

Slanot be bsrsmte Runitusrs, Der CT ans
iut I RirtburtsRpun's Cirrus, tan nGbnts
Samusl Burt = stbs mon OH the luoosrs.
Sen OiOt betieubts Siirbscis 6amilie, 6 /
Sal; be i~OrtrrHeIiss SrsOr. aOpeae, the
Gl2ins SriO; Mauoa os cha, the SaOiau
Rubber Girls; 4 grsors Sisbel; Sim glatt,
giOunoerst uOen Ben; 9ertbena 2sslie;
billie Npntrois; aias GOia. Glsr. 6lass
Spr, Sunos, Rate, GisOer Tlules, ole trGs
nsreos, ~optrGoer os uom0rteo, gloipns mso
Girobatu, ~@pmuufiter. os "Sumblsrs' af
fsrfte Bang - iou maus. al benz, at inssn
Girtus bar en- iadodn intsrtsiunt Samlins.
On COB Gtrhs, 90 usmarsst TluFt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12
&oan % WeIfe ! en- SprR.

Hosn % Wslfs I en- Sprff. On
tp1f 5~iItebanoler bapSe nplis en- 9orf,
iom peo Gabninsen pifte fig at bare
tpefisnuet. &isusOrsanerne psisbe TO
8uuo tiliammen, ben enc Salpoel be.
fob Of en- @sseitUt meo meset bel no.
piflet &psn, mems ben anben Salpoel
banneoes al en- i9rbeles pel ubuitlet
Msltsiat. 2e TO Salpoele bar ier'
bunbne meo binanoen pso en- mclIem.
lissenbe SinSe.
GiIfebanoleren Der | fin Tio bar aab.
net 9uiiuber al 9prff uoen at tr9ffe
paa ct iaaoant Sanumsn, ienote 9ors
fen til en- gibeuifabsmauo. Tom Ton.
itaterebs bette iielbne 9ilfalbe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12

Sorfisren. 2tas sInna: .Rst, for noa,n
bofre, iuaa aisri.
Rlara: 'Tet q tns eiG, bet CT Ralp..s
'oeab Gprfid e. Der Saa bet BAT.
80, fee ba, a sfSerns faar man m.lf.
meu a Ruben iaar man RarosSorS
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12

3%anOlrssns Satter Gom bsrer sab,r,n
tomnie): "ao, ON ban iulos firbe os fam.
men, eOporO, iaa er hi i~Ortabt! o, ban
fommsr! Gutcu moa ou beos bam ON min
Saano saer o9iaa laoe BAN tratie uo en-
Sano pua big
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12

Cor utes.t f~orlon9t. ROrtOrittH:
bill I sGrbsbisbeo beos ON en- liO'n
bsielis af min Gage; it8 bar nsto7
mig
StsSonenten: Seq fan S,s5Trr. t't
fplot Seres gnFs. etI'abet r tN'
ioarlis for be illsf,er, iOm Dor. Coll
rl.r uo for ubenfor Eitrefen.'
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12

50 mere man ficzapr mss en- Gslfffe,
bette usss senfn man poa ben. % at ien.s
20 sss ~ - q nan iprtarsS Sa
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12

OnSfeS ficbt! Gn SirRsSrl1
refining | en- minore gn .lsro m nc
peo ON en- lioen Sorretuta1sbp. t7aE
elIer iRaen Gir9ooer.S Shops 81, ON haA y
ligIt hi unoerrette MIC ocrouL SiHs' 1i
let "S,iraober. mootaser '8t'otaS
fen 4I'o1
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12

ssseSss 3utesesfe fsrmoser 10 ssst IN
- ~ - - sssss SissyrstsasA
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-12
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17
PERSONAL.

S. G. BIce was Woodburn business
visitor today.
DIR. Pierce, came up from Portland,
on the morning train.
i. NJ. Davis was a passenger TO Port
land via the Altoona this morning.
II. J. Ottenheimer, the hop buyer,
was In Portland today on business.
Mr.. George, Of North Salem, went
90 Portland on the Altoona this morn
Ing.
Rev. j. S. White returned this after
noon from u short visit with Albany
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Epley returned to
Monmouth on the Ruth yesterday
afternoon.
Contractor f. b. Southwlck, went
10 Portland, on the Salem local today
on business.
Hon. /. l.. Patterson, was Port
land visitor today, going down on the
Salem local.
@. II. Mcintyre, the commercial
street grocer, made business trip TO
Portland today.
Miss Charlotte Bennett returned
this afternoon from a two weeks out
ing at Mehama.
II. b. Fleming, made q flying busl-
ness trip TO Portland today, via the
Salem Cannonball.
President JIM. Wallace, of the Salem
Water company, was passenger for
Portland this morning.
Gilbert @. Litchheld and daughter,
Miss Clara, came up from Portland on
the Ruth yesterday afternoon.
Douglas G, Mlnto, and Geo. Il.
Waters were passengers 70 Portland
via the steamer Ruth this morning.
Grandma Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Strong and children went 20 Portland
this afternoon for short visit with
frlends.
Mr.Mltchell, the bicycle repair man,
left for points In Washington this
morning, via the steamer Altoona ia
Portland.
VIM. ogle and r. n. Gulss, students
at Willamette University, went To
Woodburn this morning for short
vacation with friends.
President j. NJ. Bloss and Prof. u,
Il. Hedrlcks, Of the Oregon Agrlcul.
tural college at Corvallis, are In the
city, the guests of j. NJ. Wallace.
r. N. Derby, chairman OF the
Democratic congressional committee,
Is III at his residence ON Morningside
heights, Ia grippe is toying with his
anatomy.
III. q. Branson, father OF our popular
grocer, left today for a visit to his old
home at Eureka, Kan. lie was nc.
oompanied as FAR as Portland by his
SON II. NJ. Bmnson.
-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17
DIED.

LOOSE.-At the family home on the
Wallace road, nerr Salem, at a. nj.
Friday, April II, 1896, Mrs. Freder-
ick Loose, aged ST.
The death Of Mrs. Loose was very
sudden and unexpected. She retired
at the usual hour last night in appar-
ent good health. About o'clock this
morning Mr.. Loose thought he heard
his wife strangle, and accordingly
arose to get light, but when he re-
turned to the bedside, death had
claimed its victim. 1t is thought the
bursting of bloodyessel in the head,
caused her death.
Funeral services will be helm from
the family home at 10 a. IN. Sunday
burial in cemetery at ~ m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17

To the foregoing the following para
graphs are attached:
"The above amounts, where the
claim was interest-bearing, includes
interest up to, and including, the l4th
day of November, 1895, on which day
the property of the defendant was
placed in my hands as receiver.
"Of the claim of r. Williams for
$24, ,699.65 only $319.65 is Just and
legal claim against the assets of the
defendant in my hands. The remain
der of said claim, Wis: s24,380, is the
same claim heretofore litigated In
this court on petition of said r. Will
Jams and decided adversely to his con-
tentions.
"Omitting said s24, $3.50 of the claim
OF II. Williams, the total valid claims
filed against the defendant amounts
to S101 1912"
The report is made to Judge Hewitt
of Part 2, Marion county circuit court,
as a part of the case of 81. A. Baker
VS.. Williams & England company, a
corporation"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17

The MARKETy,
MayI66%. "'A' cash 6M
, N New York. April r7.--silver, sss,...
g., SAN SAN FRANCISCO MARKr,
San Francisco, April I,.-WS.,
Wool, Oregon, choice, ;5IoO i0is n.y.. ~
@Sc, valley, o@IIc. '''' nlsn9 !
Hops-Quotable at 3asc.
Potatoes--6o to ooc per saek
Oats--Milling. 7s@Sa.
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland, April i7.-Wbes, h.,,.
90; Walla Walla, s7asS. r'''h S
Flour--Portland, $500; Benton 49,.
500; graham, $2.65; superGne sa ;, S.',1 Ss'a
Oats-White, 25@z6c; grey. a,S,r'.MS1
in bags, s4.2s@s,25, barrels. 'S.tsoA IN
cases, 3.75. fS'S7&
Potatoes. New Oregon, 2s(a,oc -,
Hay: Good, 1000 per ton 'V'''' P''at
6(@8c. "@'''n Vrga
Millstuhs. Bran, sII.soCaI,oo, ,bo-,.
Poultry. Hens, SC; rocs,ers ~ SSo,'.e,f S.,h
and not wanted; ducks, 4.OoCas .oO p,,S ~
turkeys, live I4(9Isc. '@
Hides. green, sailed go lbs r,. .,,.
90 lbs 4(941Ic; sheep Pelts, 10000
Hops. Oregon, to &C, according tooul
Butter. Oregon fancy creamery ,,s,.
fancy dairy, IS; fair to good, IsSi,N
common. n,.Is@2oc. ''S'M
Cheese Oregon full cream, IAlaE
Eggs. Oregon, lie per doz.
Beef. Iopsteers, 3.oo(93.a5 per bihh
to good steers. aI(@2 3.sc; cows, sA(S,Es
dressed beef, 4H(9sc. SH
Mutton. Ewes, 2.7s; dressed .4lLan
Hogs. Choice. heavy, ,.2sSi.so: i'm
and feeders; AIS; dressed, &C per 10.
Veal. Small, choice, 5(96c; larpe, sas
per ID. ~
SALEM MARKET,
Wheat. soc per bu., market firm.
Oats I8@2oc.
$3.50.
Flour. In Wholesale lots, 800; ral
$40; bran, bulk HOO; sacked i'm.
shorts, I2.oo(@I3.oo; chop feed, Iimi
I2.oo.
Poultry. Chickens, &c; ducks sOal
$3.50; geese, 5.oo(96.oo; turkeys, 7aSc.
Veal--Dressed, AZ.
Hogs. Dressed, az.
Live Cattle. .2(92%.
Sheep. Live, 2.so(93.
Wool. Best, I2Hc.
Hops. Best, 4(9Sc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17

STREET IMPROVEMENTS City Sur.
veyor W. j. Culver was busy today
stalking off a grade for the improve
ment of Mill street between Winter
and Twelfth streets. This is done at
the request of the property owners on
that street, who propose making some
substantial improvements soon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17
IN WASHINGTON.

Miss Lillian Applegate,of this city,
who Is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Cyrus Woodworth, Day
ton, Wash, writes THE JOURNAL as
follows: at Is an unfortunate fact
that the average human being is
pleased to be more fortunate than his
brother; you might say. for the pleas
ure of the Willamette valley people,
who possess this spark of "original
sin" and belong therefore TO the great
army called average" that the peo-
pie OF this corner of the state OF
Washington are still shiverlng around
In fur-trimmed coats, the trees and
shrubs only beginning TO put forth
buds. Incoming from the William
ette valley, the hills and dales clad in
green, decorated with the yellow and
crimson blossoms OF the Oregon grape
aud wlld-currant, TO the plOwed hills
and little hollows dotted occasionally
with poplar trees, their bare branches
swaying in the wind, is a transition
To cause one TO look with favor upon
the willamette valley. Yet these
countless hills, with their thousands
acres of wheat fields are not without
beauty, especially now, since they
promise the thrifty farmer Il good
crop"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17

TAKING EXERCIsE.-About fifteen
of the studentsof Willamette Medical
college, while awaiting the arrival OF
the south bound local this morning,
participated in a game Of "Duck on
the Rock" familiar to all boys. The
students entered into the game with
as much zeal as though they were ten
years Younger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17

SALEM SUITS HING. A. Stress
berger, of South Dakota, who is look
ing over the Willamette valley, with a
view to locating here, returned last
night from short visit at Eugene.
The gentleman is more pleased with
Salem and surrounding country then
any other part of the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17
SOCIETY CHRONICLE.

MIS-. II. ID. CduDOu VI AVi i"""~i -
guest at the home Of Alderman L. >
Lamport.
Mrs. Gertrude Lownsdale and her
daughter Miss Gussle, were passengers
Ito Newport on the morning local.
Mrs. Geo. G. Bingham and Miss M.
Rowman went to Portland on the
Salem local this morning for visit
with friends.
Mrs. e. J. Warren Of Finley, Ohio,
who has been visiting DR.. A. F. JEFF
fries. went to Scio this morning to
continue her visit with friends.
Mrs. w. II. brennan, wife of the
Southern Pacific fireman Of the Salem
local. went to Portland, via the local
this morning, for a visit with rela-
tlves and friends.
Mrs Frank B. Southwick and
daughter Miss Matte, will leave Port
land this evening via the Shasta lin
tied, for an extended visit with
relatives, besides visiting other points
Of interest.
Mrs. G.. Steiner and daughter Miss
Alice, went to Portland this morning
via the steamer Ruth, and will board
the Shasta limited tonight for San
Francisco, where they will visit for
three weeks.
Mrs. n. j. Damon, who has been
the guest OF. Mr.. and. .Mrs.S.M. Yoran,
left for her home at Salem on this
mornings local train. She has been
attending the meeting of the william
cite presbytery in this city, Eugene
Guard, Thursday.
Geo. U. Ashby was n passenger to
Portland on the Salem local today.
Mr.. Ashby will be Joined this after
noon by Mrs. Ashby and will leave
the northwest metropolis this even
ing, via the Shasta limited for six
weeks visit In San Francisco and
other points Of interest in the golden
1
state
A FREE PROGRAM.
Next Monday evening at Grand
Army hall will be rendered good en-
tertalnment, and all the old soldiers
are urged TO be present. ia II 2t
BANQUET BY LITERARY SOCIETIES.
The membership contest between
the Phllodorlan and Phllodosian lit
erary societies of willamette unlver-
slty will be concluded this evening by
grand banquet, TO be given in the
society halls. Preceding the banquet
an excellent musical and literary
program will be given In the chapel.
All are invited to attend the exercises
in the. chapel, but only faculty,
alumni and students Of Willamette
university will be admitted to the
banquet: Program TO be given in
chapel is as follows:
Address Of Welcome ....,.,,. Guy @. Miller
| flano uuet, ,,....,.,.........'
Messrs. A. o. Garland and E.Wilson
Recitation. n..,,..,.......MI Miss Mary Cundifl
| Violin solo,. .,....... Miss Lelo Nicklin
Address. ......... 80. Hon. +. III. Belknapp
Vocal duet. zee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Esther Collins and A.G. Wilson
| APthInh hssssssssssstss.4 s.s.ssssssss.
Mabel Carter and Ethel Hughes
Song. .......... Willamette Glec Club
Piano solo. olo..................E Ernest Wilson
Recitation. n.,......,.,.......,. ID. c. East
Address ...............Ho Hon. G.. NJ. Irwin
Original song. composed by W.P .Matthews)
Prof. X. A. Heritage.
Joint meeting Of society ely...,..........