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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21
rIMps CHANGES


"rhc wheels u change roll fasp hns
rtcuvtd "a Marked ilu'irailon In the
history OF one OF the general quoTums
cftbo Church tho rast fourteen years.
This fact 10 called to attention
By the dsatu Of the late Elder
Abraham Il. Cannon. Less than
fourteen y,urs ago ho wss or.
daiucI 90 be- ono Of the Fife, Pttal-
deus 70 Seventies, L. October, 1889,
that council consisted of Henry Hcrli.
mar, Horace y. Eldrodge, Jac9b
Gatss, John Van Cot, William W.
Taylor, Abraham II. Cannon anu
Seymour Is, Young, tho latter heiug
appointed u week later than Elder
Cannon. Now no. one IL living oi
these WHO were In the council when
Elder Cannon was ordained, and u
he had remained IN tho quorum he
would have been i,s senior member ut
the limo Ut his demise. Since Elder
Cannon's appointment 10 that council,
seven members thereof have passe 10
the spirit world. Henry HERMAN,
Horace 3. EiIredge, Jacob ua,rl,J hn
Won Colt, william w. Taylor, hbra.
ham n. Cannon and John Morgan
(tho latter having been ordained alter
the death Of W. w. Taylor. These
indicate the changes IN that ono quo
rum unly, which nuw stands as iOllows:
Seymour D. Young, q. ID. Fioldsted,
-, H.. Roberts, George Rcynoldo,
Jonathan @. Kimball, Rulon 3. Wells
and Edward Stevenson.
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Among tno numerous persona who
have been cured OF rheumatism by
ChAmhetlaiu's Pam Balm, mention
should be made VI Mrs. Emily Thurne,
Of Toledo, Wash, who sayii "l raw g
never been oblu % procure any medi.
olnr that would relieve me Of rnsuma.
tism like ChambaIiaiu's Pain Balm, |
have also used 10 Tor lame back with
gteat success. I IL the tort 'lnimont
I have ever usgd, and take pleasure
In recommending 10 10 nay tilends. /"
For sale by druggists.
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AMUSEMENT

Il would amuse you to hear our Gus.
TONERS complain OF their clothing
wearing too long I've don't mean
stretching In the aims and legs, ete)
but Il Is a fact.
our gentlemen's and boys suits are
made to wear and look well. They viii
outlast any OF the eastern goods you
can get Tor the same price, and at tue
same time they look nobby and hold
CO OF and shape.
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Fora remedy for all forms Of Head
ache Electric Bittefu has proved TO DO
tho yury best. IL effects pefmantnl
cure and the most dreaded hnbituaI
nlch headaches yield 10 tie Influence.
We urge all who orc ~ ic.oi to procure
n bottle, and give this temody ialr
trial. Ia cases oi habiiual c9utilph-
ton Electric Bllicrs cures BY giving
the needed tone 10 the bowels, aud ieN
catCs long fOsist tho uso % THIS msul'
cirr. Try II once. Only FRY con"
utZ. &, MI Drug Department.
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STAKE CONFERENCES POSTPONED

In order that all members Of tho
Council Of tho Apostles may be able
TO attend the funeral services Of their
deceased fellow labofer, Elder a. H..
Cannon, and that as many Of the
authorities and Saints as desire to DO
20 may also attend, It IL requested
that tho quarterly conferences ap.
pointed for Sunday next, July 20. In
Tooolc. box Elder and Oneida Stakes,
DO postponed for one week.
wmFoRD wooDRUFF,
GEORGE q CANSos,
JOsErn H. SMITH,
First Presider~.-.
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EFFECTuAL.- Charles J. Booth,
OliveWooi. Cal, shys; 81 have useJ
Ayot's Pills iu my family for several
yohrs, ana have always found them
most etiCclual 10 She relief Of ailments
arising from y dilotdrred stomach, tor,
pld liver, ana c0nstipaled bowels.
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ave hsd an epidemic dyasuicry
In this vicinity last summur," Gays
Samuel 3. Pollock, Of Bficr,aud, Cal.
~ was taken with It and eultfcI
severely until some ono called M Ut
toutiou 10 Chamberlain Cole,
ChDlrfa aud Dlatrlm, Remedy. 1
procured a bottle snd felt better after
the first dose. BEFORE one.hnl' Of the
bottle had been used | vas well.
recommended @ 10 my friends anu
their experience was the same. We
ali unite In saying 70 10 the best" For
sale by DfuHgisis.
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Corespond low rates will b.
malo from oil other points Ia Utah.
Limit 90 tickets 10 P0uatull0 and
intermediate nolnis, fifteen dhyg 10
other p0int1, % Iayr.
For other particulars call on nearest
Union Pacific agent. Cily ticket
tillcs POI Main street.
ID. T.. hurley,
General AGENT.
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NJ. J. w. Vouable, OF Downey, q
pioneer OF Los Angeles County, ChL,
says; "Whsutvfr / am troubled with
a pain In the stomach or with diatFhm ,
| use Chnmher.4iu's Cole, Chblurt
aud D.afrhmi Rsmuly. | have used
10 tor year,, Kr0w II 20 be- q reliable
remedy, amt tcc1mmend u 20 every
one" For sn by Duggistp.
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nncl,lrn,. Arniea snlrs.

THE BEST SALvk in the wofll ioi
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcetti BAH
Rhoum, Fever S3fss, lellor, Cheppod
Hands, Chilblnint, CotnP, aud all hkiu
Eup,ious, ard roailively cures fileei
OF o Jay required. II 10 guaranteed f
give perfect satisfaction or money Ie'
funded. Price 20 cents per box. F0i
sale by q. G. 81. /. drug department.
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"Have tried others, but like Ayer's
bosp' 10 the statement made over and
over again by those who testify TO the
tonoht derived IL IN the use Of Ayet's
SaTsapafilln. Disease never had D
greater enemy than this powerful blood
purifier. II makes the weak strong.
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TUE cIuEF Of the real anarchists Of
The country, Johann Most, has dc.
olatc1 IN favor OF the gold standard.
Onoe more 10 silver to be loved for tue
enemies Il has made.
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impasssioucd manner. Such a porf1rm-
aucp by au educated man aud "lc'dCr
of thougbI' ai such time is dcplornblO
and distressing.
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II the hair il falling out, or turning
gray requiring q stlmulant with nour.
thing aui culotiug food, Hsll'- V,gc.
ub'o siclian Hair Reu,wer IL lust the
10 er'nc.
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Tho lrrrEEr Erlrfy0 frvs s rlH.I ..r ...t
fa6isy ,leap,aI % DIIuof south aHI lass .uY.o
strue.s. sole Lakr yIfY.
Train ElIaoh a. $50 81 m. Regular Edition %
O'Clock
mo ufarrrr aruu. Wrtatr EfrH s p4lifhrl
on IlH#.ag HUl Friday of ra9h wUHf.
The iu.aarr wrralr 90 magal.as form u pub
ut48d ever Baiurd4
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C.ty g1ts.nbsr uiu kindly NOTIFY . T. panh- r.,
lfel'anrI, Of any Irrasuaf.J BOO ths delivery q
tuf pafofl
an communications should Do llirtucits
pEasAsr NEva ruaLFuIua c.
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nLAIrIIIL sALrAIni

Ontrs many special attractions, q
sgy uaihiug ~ dnrciur, bathifg and
MlalInu--n gnrN Inv In tho N-r.i
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Tbo Nrus is 0a sale s' no principal Hotels, News
filuis and 900 900 passausHi ua'us leaving NE ciiT
sHUr . y. m daily.
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alDSUMMER EXCURSION

To All Points North, July 23
Ga above dnIe the Union Pacific
Will run special excursion from Salt
Lake CITY 20 all poinis north NJ i5l-
low:
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Subscriber Changing uH.r place OF rusii1net
should ausyt ave former as vol 10 present al'
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WANTED AN AGENT

Is EVERY SECTION, TO CANVASS, 500
TO 100 day made, soils At sight, also a
man 10 tol staple goods n dealers, hest side
Hne, NA' month. salary or large oommis,
sion made. experience unnecessary. Tor
sealed paTtcul ars send STAMP tiftDn Soap
a MGnuhcturlnE Company Cincinnati, OHIO
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Treaty cords Tor Q Ines inserted under
ll,s headtHg, once for loo, heies Jor 2'ei
one ussk yor zoe ons month FOR Coo per
line. No ad taken Jor iesS than loo
Watts Of more than lines same proper
tomato rate. Advsrtle and GET vesulis
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Cutler Bros. Go.
SO Main Street.
w X 8.

7rcH,y rorlis Tor iluesl inserted EHde'
this heading, once for loo, ncics for 2acI
one wsck Jor zoe! one month for 900 per
line. No adj taken Jor issi haH l5c.
Wants Of more than . lines same proper
toadts rate Aspsrtsss a,.d oct TeiiiltA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
Asylum Business.

AT the monthly meeting of the asy
lun trustees held Thursday the report
of expenditures by Superintendent
Paine for the month Of January wa;
accepted and the secretary OF state
ordered to issue warrants for the
same. The board seems to havo made
change in the matter of the cost OF
meats for the institution At the
December meeting the superlntend.
ent was authorized to discontinue the
purchase of meat in open market, and,
instead, to purchase and keep on hand
cattle and hogs, to be slaughtered at
the asylum as the occasion might de-
mand. According to the report Of
Superintendent Paine that was sub
mitted to the board yesterday, there
has been decrease of over SI00 in
this expense item for January. Mrs.
Paine, wife Of Superintendent Paine,
has been acting as matron since the
resignation of Mrs. Russell on the
first of the year. 1t is understood
Mrs. Cornell, Of Jefferson, Is to be
made matron.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
X OF p. cELEBRATloN.

On February 10, the Knights Of
Pithias order will celebrate its 33d
annlyersary,and Central lodge No. ls,
Of this city, proposes as usual TO ob.
serve the event in fitting style. A
committee on entertainment COM
posed Of Max o. Buren, Il. II. Flagg
and +. Il. Wrightman has been APP
pointed TO provide amusement and re-
freshments. This order always OBJ
serves It's anniversaries with a public
event, and the people Of Salem have
learned to look for something very
interesting upon that occasion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
Marvellous Resulta,

man from IN "a a letter written by Rev. J. Gunder
~ Im, NO. .. DSlmondale. Mich, we are permitted
IN raaS n'sHe ms extract; 81 have no hesitation
IN ~ 'eeomendlng Dr. Kings new discovery, as
Of rne sSuss , were almost marvellous in the case
RE, ny SS male; Wnlie l was pastor Of the Bap.
dswn Snaten a';,s az Hives Junction she was brought
Te%r;hIn I''n rneumonia succeeding La Grippe,
bonrs nc P1ioSysms OF coughing would last
IL shs o sn 'iule interruption and It seemed as
menSsJ % .PurS Rl no! survive them. A friend reco
oSieI IL -. -" Alngs New discovery; it was
fesSI, result ~ us T work and highly satisfactory in
Drug Store AE RsSu, bottles iree at Fred A, Ltgg's
S'''e' Neguiar size 50 cents, and SI.oo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
New Bowling Alley.

Paul Sroat and Otto Wilson have
rented the j. A. Baker store room
next door north OF Buren's furniture
store and will at once put in Ia regu.
latlon double track bowling alley.
This sport has grown popular in
salem this winter and another alley
Is demanded. A ladies' club has been
organized and il is reported that
another larger club viii be formed
The gallery in the room viii be fitted
up Tor spectators and big opening
VIII be given when the alley is com.
pleled some time next week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
PERSONAL.


Paul }. G. Kleppln left today for
Philomath.
j. NJ. Keene was a passenger to Eu'
gene today.
Earl Race was a passenger for Al
bany today.
Henry Workman returned today
from the Portland "mum social"
Hon. G. A. Sehlbrede and family
started today for their home at Rose
burg.
w. Il. Grim, OF Hubbard, was a
Salem visitor today, returning home
this afternoon.
g.. T.. Terrell, OF Mehama, who was
a delegate tothe Portland convention,
returned home today.
Il. Il. Judd, OF Aumsvllle, went
home today, after taking In the state
convention at Portland.
Winfield Scott Taylor, the Repub-
lean Justice Of the peace OF Gcryals,
was a Salem visitor today.
G. d. Wilson, of Fox Valley, came
down this afternoon and will spend
several days among old time Salem
friends.
Dr. Schroeder, who is medical
student at Willamette, went 70 Port.
land this afternoon 10 spend sunday
with his family.
Judge Warren Trultt and Senator
Coggswell came up this morning from
the young mems Republican state
convention at Portland.
Senator A. j. johnson and family
left today for Scio, after attending
the funeral Of II. A. johnson Sr., the
senator's grandfather.
Rev. w. Il. Copeland left today for
Eugene. He will act as one of the
Judges this evening at an oratorlcal
contest of the state university, and
viii preach there Sunday.
Miss Emily Werner, the girl whose
Illness was reported IN these columns
was taken home Ia Olympia by her
mother. She is OF good family, and
has enllrely recovered from her de.
fangement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
THAT Y. NJ. G. A. BANQUET

AsfNha - A"s - ~ hAANYlEl
The winning team OF Reds and all
who Joined the Y. NJ. G. A. on their
side will be given grand turkey sup
per at the Y. NJ. g. A. rooms Saturday
evening at 1880 o'clock. According to
first arrangements, only the original
thirty Yellows will be provided with
a feast OF mush and milk at the same
time. There seems TO be an under
standing on the part of many that all
the Yellows will be expected to par
take OF mush and milk but IL is only
the regular team that is to feast on
this sumptuous fare. Friends of the
banqueters will be admitted TO the
gallery, An interesting program has
been arranged to follow the supper
and a general good time is expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
Probate Court.

In the guardianship and estate of
Ernest NJ, Judith c., Vincent c., Ber-
nice g., and E. Geary Neal, minor
children of Calvin Neal, deceased,
Mrs A. L. Rossell, guardian, files re-
port OF sale of property, and asks an
order to make conveyance of same to
L. e. Mckinney, and same was grant
ed by County Judge Hubbard.
Mrs Lucinda Thomas was appointed
administrators Of the j. p. Thomas es.
tate, which is valued at $4,000. Joseph
Hassing was appointed administrator
OF the Joseph Kortman estate, valued
at $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07

,,tl Chicago Fe' Wheat cash 6s1S
n" York Feb. Silver, 66Ac; lea,
3 80.
| SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, Feb. ,7--Wheat, t.I3Z
Wool Oregon, choice, @Ioc; inferior
Hops-Quotable at d(G,6c.
Potatoes--5o to Soc per sack.
Oats--Milling, 8o@8s.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, Feb Wheat valley, Gao
Walla Walla, 90.
Flour--Pouland, So; Benton county
3; graham, S2.2o; superlne. 81 Is per Dbl.
Oats-White, 23@24c; grey, IoC62I rolled
IN bags, $4.25@s.2s, barrels, 4.so 100
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes. New Oregon, 3o(1soc per sack
LAY; Good, S.So(98So per ton.
6aSHc. s'"
Millstufs. Bran, rr.so@Ia. 50; shorts, ,sra
Apples 4oc.
Poultry Hens, SC; ROSTERS. sI.So per doz
ana not wanted; ducks, 2.5o(G j.co per doz..
turkeys, live &c; eggs I21S cents cash.
@I3;ehoP feed, I2@Is per ton; rye. Soc per C.
Hides. green, sailed 90 lbs &c; under
90 lbs 4(g4Tc; sheep pelts, 10000.
Hops. Oregon, 4 to SC, according to quail.
Butter: Oregon fancy creamery, 4oCa4s;
fancy, lanSy dairy IS; fair to good, sO@3s;
, Cheese Oregon full cream, Ia@Ia%.c.
Eggs. Oregon, IS per doz.
Poultry. Chickens, 50 per doz {.
ducks SS'oo(96; geese, SO oo(a7 !. 90; tur.
Keys, 9(gIoc; dressed, II@I2Mc.
Beef. Topsteers. 21I(92 3.sc per Ib. fair
to good good steers, sH@a $50; cows, 21I@aXc;
Mutton. Best beef, a.oOSa.9s; choice
ewes, I.Sol@2 90; dressed, &c.
Hogs. Choice. heavy, 3 oo(a ,.4o; lieh
and eeders; as; dressed, 45Se per '' 10. u"
D.N vsal' Ca Small choice, S@6c; large, s@4c
,n SALEM MARKET.
Wheat. SSe per bu., market firm.
Oats .I7c.
So So ''O'' ''"'O'hy'
Flour. In wholesale lots, a.Ss. retail
90; bran, bulk 600; sacked. 10 90.
shorts H,ooC9i2.oo; chop feed, I2.ooCS
veal--Dressed, AZ,
Hogs. Dressed. 3Z.
Live Cattle. ,Is%92k.
sheep. Live, 400.
Wool. Best, I2Hc.
Hops. Best, 49Sc.
Eggs. Cash. lac.
=, Butter Best dairy, Isei fancy creamery,
Cheese .IoSIa%c.
Ioe; shoulders, 7e. '|'S' ~
Potatoes. aoc per bu.
Onions. &c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
The Great Sousa.

The coming of Sousa and his peer
less concert band is an event of the
present musical season that will
arouse great enthusiasm. Sousa draws
his admirers from all classes with
whom love Of music finds lodgment.
To the classical mind, Sousa is adj
mlred because he interprets in a
mastery way, and with fidelity OF
purpose, the work of the masters.
To the mind OF the casual music lover
Sousa Is an object of regard because
he appeals to the general intelligence
and popular mind. Sousa is peerless.
because he plays the music OF the
people, his own magnetic marches,
and with dash and swing that will
carry all before them. There Is no
need to enlarge Sousa's fame and
merits as a composer Of military
marches. His position as a march
King is as firm as the rock OF Ply
mouth, and as each new inspiration
lows from his fluent pen, new beau
les Of melody and new combinations
n tone, color and new ideas OF bright.
less and life in music are discovered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07

The mbtto adopted by the CLASS IS;
Glitch your wagon to star" from
Emerson. The Elite orchestra will
furnish music, and an admission fec
Of 10 cents will be charged TO cover
tho expenses. The graduates are:
Clara l.. Albert Julia w. Perry
Oscar N. Blair Walter G. Gray
Ellen ". Fay Della Osborn
Omar Bittner Otto Klett
Anna NJ. Golden Jerry p. King
Arthur BOeschan Clyde l.. PEBBLES.
Mabel n. Hewitt Fred Palmer
Guy S. Barhaw Robert ID. Scott
Iris o. Hanna Leona Mae Ryan
John A. Byrne Alvin L. Savage
Tina Hester Grace Il. Suiter
Andrew Campbell Joseph Starr
Marie A. LaughlinBertha r. Savage
Roy ID. Damon Dean Wright
Clara Lloyd Rosette l.. Weber
Gaines l.. Ford
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07

THAT 81 TAXA committee of
seven on membership wrangled four
hours at Portland about a per capita
TAX on membership. 1t was finally
resolved to tax each delegate to the
state Rep ublican club convention 81.
Mr.. Catch of the Salem club opposed
thisand the convention voted il down
almost unanimously. Mr.. Catch was
opposed to any tax on Republicanism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07

A BAD RoAD.-It is said that the
worst place in the road between Sa-
lem and Macleay is Just beyond the
penltentiary at a small hill near the
red barn." The wagons sink to the
huo In places and then it takes a
hard pull to bring them up out of the
mud IL should be attended to, as
gravel beds are SO convenient that a
bad road at that point is mex
cusable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
LIE DErY TEMPS.

The first party by this young social
club will be given at Reeds opera
house, Tuesday evening, February H..
The Elite orchestra has been engaged
and all arrangements made for a bril-
liant event. Dancing Is expected to
aegin promptly at o'clock and close
II midnight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
UNIVERSITY PROGRAM.

As announced in THE JOURNAL last
week, the Philodorian and Philodo-
sian literary societies will hold their
regular joint meeting In the chapel
tonight. Music by Professor Heritage
and an address on Greek mythology
by Professor Dunn will be interesting
features of the program. Students
and their friends are invited. Pro-
gram begins at 1880 prompt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
COLONIAL PARTY.

The ladies OF the Salem Florlcul,
tural club held n meeting yesterday
afternoon at home of II. b. Fleming
and discussed the adyisabillty Of hold.
Ing another entertainment for benefit
OF the Salem hospital. The last effort
netted about $40, aud as the club has
decided upon furnishing room-the
maternity room-in this worthy In
stitution, more funds will be needed.
To meet this demand It Is proposed 10
give q Colonial party" or something
OF that sort, on Friday evening, Feb.
ruary 2S, A committee composed OF
Mrs II. B. Fleming, Mrs. A. II. Gil.
bert and Mrs, A. +, Holer Jr. has
been appointed TO formulate a pro.
gram for the event This committee
viii meet with Mrs. Fleming next
Tuesday to make final arrangements,
when invitations will be issued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
WaTrant can Nn1

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURED
MARION COUNTY, OREGON.
Notioo :. SALEM, Feb. 1, 1895 !
f,pSS n2eice Is hereby given that / have
conu co,ius Oh hand TO pay all OUTSTANDING
county warrants issued prior To- Febs
stor ualy ISL, 1875, and that interest win
S'op on same from this date. "
9.1.60w JAP MNTo,
County Treasurer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stoce Of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists materials, lime.
hair. cement and shingles. and
finest quality of grass seeds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
CHILD or j. +. FRIET,,

Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Friel of Zena,
Polk county, mourn the death of a
little son, Tracy b., aged months,
whose death occurred February 9Th.
The little one was buried in the Cath
olic cemetery south Of Salem, Rev. j..
5. White, pastor of St. Joseph's church
officiating, this forenoon at II o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
APPOINTED

RECEIVER APPOINTED. - judge
hewe't Yesterday filed a decision over.
ruling the motion to dissolve the IN.
Junction against the Oregon Whole.
sale Nursery Company, and J. a
johnson was appointed receiver for
company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
FRIDAY NIGHT PARTY.

The Friday Night clnb will hold
its party tonight instead Of week
hence, having made the change to
avoid interference with the regular
evening OF certain other social events.
These plrties are held at Murphy's
hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
MRS. l.. B. HUFFMAN.

At $40 Thursday morning, Febru-
ary 9Th, Elizabeth W., wife of L. b.
Huffman, died at their home on the
AL. Herren place seven miles east of
Salem, a victom of consumption, at
the age of 81 years. The family lived
in this city for time, her husband
conducting livery stable on Ferry
street back of Hotel willamette.
The funeral OF Mrs. Huffman will
leave the residence at 12:30'p. m. .Satur-
day and burial will be in Rural GEM
etery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07

kArIe's AGE. Katie Putnam, who
played the part OF a 10 year old girl so
successfully last night, To large
audience AZ Reeds was an army nurse
aud Is member of Grand Army
post IN this state. That would make
Katie Putnam about, we'll no matter
She plays sweet sixteen wonderfully
well aud Il Is the highest tribute To
her art She Is IS or 90 at least.
Try lieeker's superb hominy AZ
Sonnemann's grocery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07

POLICE COURT The prosecution of
one Bradley, who was arrested for un-
seemly display Of his person, was
dropped today, at cost of private pros
ecutOr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-07
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