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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
THE BLOCK ISLAND SEASON.

BLOCK Island. II. l.. Aug q (SpeclaD-The hotels
have been comfortably filed all the week and they
are fuu tonight without being crowded. Begin
ming with Monday there will he dimnuon in
the number Of guests at this resort although the
hotels are TO be kept open longer than usual this
wear at the request OF people who desire to stay
here later than heretofore.
J. d. Billiard. commodore OF the knickerbocker
Yacht Club came In the other day on his yacht
,h Tamnus with D. s. Tusker Fred Julian and
II l. Fenson on board They visited places OF In
tersst here.
W Livingstone Anderson. Thomas j. Reagan
John A Dawson. Mrs. II. T.. Timberbach. OF New
York: Mr. and Mrs Philip o. Otis. OF chicago r.
" H. Sheffield Of Utica. v Y, are among the
guests at the Ocean View. A., D..
NJ de Oliverra Lima. first secretary OF the ERA
titan legation and wife, Of Washington, ID. e.. are
here for the remainder OF Ausuat ,..,. r.,s,,
now Mayor OF Pawtucket II. l.. and Mrs Davis;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
THE ROUND LAKE CA NP-MEETING.
PREPARATIONS FOR 1T NOW IN PROGRESS IN
CIDENTS OF THE WEEK


CIDENTs OF THE WEEK.
Round Lake ~ y. Aug 81 (SpecaD.-The pro-
gramme OF the week began with sermon on Sun
day morning by the Rev. James NJ King. OF New
York general secretary Of the National League for
the Protection OF American Institutions On Sun
day afternoon he gave strong address on "Ameri-
can Institutions and Their Protection" On Mon
day evening Joseph w, Lawrence gave the cantata
Golden Hair and the Three Bears at the Audi
tor!um
The summer schools. with the exception OF the
Art School and the New-York School of Expression,
closed last week. The School OF Expression gave
It's closing entertainment; on Wednesday evening.
On the programme was a pantomme OF ode on
the Passions" by Mrs. NeIdlinger: an intcrpreta-
ton OF The Skeleton in Armor" by MI Josephs: a
pictorial and dramatic presentation by Miss Rosseau
OF Nearer, Ny God, 10 Thee and a scene from
taken advantage OF the beautiful weather. and has
continued it, studies In outdoor sketchng this week
on Friday evening an illustrated lecture was de-
livered at the Auditorium by Frank Emery Buker
land 10Th Of the World ''e'''' VIC "'''e'-
The last OF the reeullr Saturday night concerts
viii be given tonight. with Miss Mae LOOMS. so
prano: Ben Franklin. tenor Frank g. MacMahon.
on SUNDAY the annual Round Lake camp meeting
begins and continues until Sunday evening
August 30 Only during this one week OF the year
does Round Lake bear any sembli TO the camp
Troy Conference Glee Club will have charge OF The
singing during the week.
The free library Of the Womans Round Lake I'm
rrovement Society has been largely patronzed this
It during me last two months s1 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
4 HOST or GUESTS AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs Va, Aug. q (SpeciaD.-The weather
here is charming. There Is just tinge Of GOODNESS
in the air making outdoor nfe attractive to our
visitors Since the coming Of August. hundreds OF
guests are hocking here from the seashore and
other r. sorts TO enjoy the magnificent scenery and
tho cool exhilaratng mountain air. Within the
last two weeks the rush has been unprecedented.
The largest german OF the season was given on
Friday night AT the Casino. and n particularly
brillIa nj affair The ballroom exduisitely deco
rated and the lights from the handsome chan,
deliers softened by pink shades. peepcd out amid
guests OF the different hotels were present. and a
great many from the Warm Sp 'ngs. Healing
Strings and other nearby resorts
Among The New-York people registered ,; at TIE
! lace Mrs Carley Mr. and Mrs. George Arm
strong II W Pope. f. D Spencer Mr ana nd Mrs. r
Il G.,iibert Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cook, +. l.. Palmer.
Miss Dexter ii. T. Herbert and w. X. Ferguson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
CAPE NAY SEASON AT ITS MUM.
THE MERCHANTS EXCURSIONS BRING VISITORS
FROM MANY PARTS OF THE COUNTRY

THE, MERCHANTS EXCURSIONS BRING VISITORS
FROM MANY PARTS OF THE COUNTRY
Cane May. ~ J., Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.-The summer
season did not reach It's height mere until the
,rosor, week which was seven days later than
usual. Last Sunday the crowds were so large mere
that the hotel men had to utilize their cots ana
,,loco ,b,n, in Railways to accommodate the Wis
,,ors A large number OF visitors were here from
all narts of New York State. and therc were nun
dreds of merchants from the South ana west VINO
had come East to purchase goods on the excur-
sions arranged by the trades ORGANIZATIONS Vi
Tnw-york and Philadelphia Many brought their
families with them and took advantage OF the
privilege given them by the railroads TO stop oh
~ seashore points without extra charge.
Mr. and Mrs Howard NJ Simpson and MISS
s,mpson. of Peeksk. are guests here
General J. ". Barringer, with Mrs Barrihser
and Miss Barringer is staying at the Stockton
Frank Morrison of Baltimore; John Murphy
~ plttsburg; William l.. Elkins. Of Philadelphia:
I " Pe,tus. of the Louisville railway. and D.
charles Moore OF Chicago, are all here.
Ex-senator Henry D. Wnton and Miss Winton.
NJ Hackensack n. j., with Mrs L. w Kent OF
NswSoree oni fcT Hancock and Congressman
Sc are De s'fSs nsrs
EwYorFw an 1s sSss' Of ~ So"Se
beaS Of the Russian legation Washington and
count zaiozo, OF the Spanish Legation. are among
The d,pYS arkers Who have arrived this week include
Mrs W Fl. Gaines Miss Edna Crawford; Theodore
g. npsH Il William o Morse B. Harrison Rus:
fm se"S N'; Mr M nna f MIA g Fsr1y
asFi Miss ieiver Miss Beatrice Kelve b. R pnn
Moi Mers1 f. '" McManus ss%sei bo,tSnSossr
Hrace Rabbit and Miss Minnie Babbltt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

+ ~ I14e;s %:Sig rt ' s:$
Tichener and family Of Binshamton, N ~ VII
mund H. Smith and Mrs. smth Of Albany, N <.
are among the guests who will stay here during the
tered at the various hotels from Nsw-York and Is
Briddon. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave stranbernnlsr.
Mrs. james A. Russell John g tackman, Mrs ".
Ian Rogers. r. j. Crandali, Dr. stenger. Mr. and
Mrs. Q. W. Uhlg. A. Allen. DR.. and Mrs John hI1,: J.
DE w. wocott. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Farrell and r.
n Wesbrooke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
FIRST DEER OF THE SEASON.

Great excitement caused at Chdwod Park
last week by Melville 4. Stern shooting the first
deer of the season. As this the first time he
ever went hunting he promises to be a successful
sportsman The deer weighed one hundred and
fifty pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

A. T. Omman secretary Of the NewSYoTk Ots0
Republican League, IL here for week.
Frederick r. Coffin. secretary OF the New-Y6s
Harry ". Wack.
won by George s. DiIlenbeck and Miss Laura M>n
teith, Of New-York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
Educational Number.

THE JOURNAL Saturday, will be a
double number with colored suppl.
ment on book paper containing half.
tone engraYings of our principal in,
stitutions of learning, names of all
promoted pupils, rolls OF honor, and
full reports of the graduating exer-
cises in onr various Institutes of learn
ing.
y large special edition will be
printed and pupils and parents will
want them. Each number will be a
splendid advertisement of our city.
Each copy should be sent to some one
interested in building up Salem.
What mighty force all the parents
and children, using education as a
lever, can become for the develope-
ment of Oregonl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
BERRY.

Laura Myers Of SciO finished three
months Of her six moths school at
this place Friday last, in the examin-
alton Leila Butler passed ahead at s
per cent. Miss Myers is a very sue
cessful teacher and is well liked both
by pupils and parents.
B.F. George and wife Of Niagara
also L. Ray and wife Of Detroit were
the guests Of Chas. Henk,e over Sun
day, DOwnie and Barlow are putting
up afiue office.
Colonel Olmstead Of Salem made a
flying visitiat W. W Caskeys on way
TO his homestead above Detroit.
Mrs.J Barlow and daughter LenOra,
were passengers for Lyons Tuesday
morning
Z Y. Smith OF Muukers made a
short visit at I'd Smiths last week
Quite large party went to Blow
Out Lake last Sunday, but report say
that not many hsh were caught.
Mr.. andMrs. Tip Wayo, Of Albany,
were guests Of J. L. Berry over Sunday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
OREGON PERSONALS.

Secretary. II state n. r. Kineaid IL
in Portland.
F.P. TzlkiDxto0 had business 10
Portland tOday.
Eev. q. 2. West returned today
frrsu PhilDmsth.
Rola Seis. the Albany hoDbuyer'
Wa IN Salem, To-Day.
HopbIyer Kirkpatrick, u Dallas,
visited Salem, tOday.
James Shaw, Of the Dallas TOJlen
mill, was 10 Salem today.
Attorney A. &. HOugb, Of WOOD
burn, was in Salem tOday.
state Treasurer Phil Metschan re-
turned today from Eugene.
Deputy County Recorder WIN. Bus
hey went ~ Mehama today.
Miss Thankful Thompson is visit
Ing relatives 10 Brownsville.
81. q. BrDphy. warden at the state
penitentiary. was ia Portland today.
Architects W. u. Pugh aud Cbas.
a. Gray have returned from Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. n. ID. Patton and
Mrs. z. n. Cooke, are visiting IN Port
land.
Mrs Cba-. Ostrander returned ~
Waterloo today after short visit in
this city.
Mrs. J. Il. Hinkle. Of Hubbard, Is
visiting Ter daughter Mrs. OIL. Dar-
ling today.
Miss Stella VanAverY, Of SilyertOn,
Is the guest Of Miss Hattie Rafter, Of
South Salem.
j. l.. shrlyseth and family left TO-
day for Mayyille, North Dakota, where
they may locate.
Rev. Cbas. +. Locke, ID, d., came
upfromPOrtland and ofliclated at the
funeral Of Mrs. j II .MOOres.
Mr. and Mrs. +. R.!Anson left today
for San Francisco where they VIII
spend about ten days.
DR.. G. II. Robertson aud Dr. f. A.
Pelrce returned today from Portland
where they have been attending the
annual meeting OF the Oregon state
Medical Society.
j. j. NelDert, Of Clymer was Wis
itOr AZ the capitol today. Mr. Nei-
bert says the frost of yesterday did no
serious damage except 10 pumpkin
and squash vines and did not affect
hops.
Miss Minnie Austin who for several
months has been visiting her sister
Mrs. II. X. Ford, has returned TO her
home al Castleton, North Dakota, ac-
companled by Mrs. Ford who will
spend several weeks visiting friends
and relatives.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
IN MEMORIAM.

at a recent meeting Of the Young
Peoples Alliance, Of the Chemeketa
and Seventeenth street Evangelical
church, committee was appointed
70 draft resolutions Of respect to the
death Of Mrs. E. Maurer. The follow
ing is q copy Of the resolutions, and
was handed THE JOURNAL for publi-
cation.
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heay-
enly Father, in his Divine wisdom, to
call our beloved sister and cores
pOnding secretary, Laura Maurer, from
this world Of cares TO a brighter in
heritancc above. and thereby our
Senior Young Peoples Alliance re
ceiyes the first loss by death, be it
therefore
Resolved, That while we bow in
humble submission to the will of our
Heavenly Father. we, her co-workers,
do most sincerely mourn her depart
ure, and that in the death of Sister
Maurer this society has lost a kind
and loving member and an efficient
officer.
Resolved, That we extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereayed
husband and relatives, commencing
them 10 kind Heavenly Father for
comfort and solace; and be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon our records, a copy be
furnished to the bereaved husband
and parents, and to the Evangelical
Messenger and city papers for publi-
cation.
LENA ROYAL, Pres,
MINNA SAUVAIN, Vice Pres,
GRACE CLEAvER, Sec,
Gnmuniffaa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
4 MYSTERY SOLVED.
Ar Th=-v Years Trsos Is Pond Il
S-7e7

Szlez-
Ths Pskfu IL Daily Times, q the
sth- has The foliozinE coDCeTuing the
fniiuE rf silver vzlise name plate
byC- A- HeIlsubrznd 10 tnis city:
Thirty yesrs ago . valise, gold
hez5s5 cane and an Overooat were
stolen fr1-u W W. Sellers He was
at that time a member Of the state
Iezisl1trre and was on Ms way 10
Sprinzfeld at tie time Of the rob
bery. He left the valise- cane and
oueroat in PattOu's book store for a
feE minutes and when be returned
they were gone Afterwards the
rifed ralise and the cane with the
gold head jeIked OF, were found near
the cd Perkiu packing house A
silver name-plate bearing Mr.. Sellers
name and address lad been pried OF
the Tslise-
The thief must have gone to Ore
gon after the robbery and hid the
plate where il remained until acci-
dentally resurected few days ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
A Frst@1zI Visit.

Salem Degree d Honor Lodge, No.
u, last evening enl0yed fraternal
visit from the Geryais and Aumsyille
lodges. Following the regular work
Of the local lodge, the Degree Of
Honor and Protection Lodges No. 2
met in JOINT social session. a feast
consisting Of the seasons delicacies
was spread bringing To a close a very
happy gathering.
Visiting members from Arcadia
Lodge 40. 3, Of Geryais. we're: Mr.
and Mrs. Vim. J. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.
J. d. Smith, Dr. aud Mrs. J. S. Scott,
Mr. aud Ms II. L. KOester. Mr. and
Ms. ". Scott Jones, Mrs. Rose God
frey. Mrs w. Merriman, Mrs. Zena-
dia Durette, Mrs. Rose Coleman, Mrs.
Annie Taylor and Mrs. Nora Byrd.
Oak Leaf Lodge, No. Il, Of Aums-
vile. was represented by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carter, SIR. and John H. Porter,
Mrs. Fannie Neal. and Mrs. Har-ing.
tOu.
Miss. Rose Coleman, of Diamond
Lodge, No. 8, Of Junction City, was
also numbered among the visitors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
Sloo Reward, SIoo.

The reader Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cnre
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Hall'sCatarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system, thereby de.
stroying the foundation Of the disease
aud giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
slsting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails tocure. Send for list of testi-
mOnial.
Address.
F. j. CHENEY & Co.,
c, Toledo, D.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10

COMMENCEMENT G CoNCERT. There
will be no graduates from the college
Of music OF Willamette university
this year, but Prof. r. a. Heritage
and pupils have prepared an excellent
commencement concert to be given
in the First Methodist church begin
ming at 10 a. N. Wednesday June l6.
The concert this year promises TO sur
pass that Of last year. All will re.
member that the concert Of year ago
was musical treat and the concert
this year will be anXiuusly awaited by
the music loving people Of tins city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
STATE HOUSE NEWS
I.--s Ct O=-zaL PsEs7zI az P=s5.zi
E--.-esz


I----sss
Nike FIz1ozzzn- q CIscEa11ss
oo1nty. ard William Scheei. q Mott
nouab- were ro1aiTs5 a. the asylum
1 It's reported a. the safe house
T thzt yonzths1 BcgrDs, Jr-- j. going
eat 20 live TT % return % Oregon
Gen. ". II. O5eu l. having an AZ
tesiz1 HeI driIled at bis handsome
Fesi5eDce property o. Esst state
street
Rsuor has ID that state Scbocl
S1Tt- g. Y. Irsia j. preparing f9r an
eTteDded trip fhrDugh TIE eastern
states this sumner
Tire Blue Mountain Ice and Fuel
Company. q Portland, today fled sup
elemental articles q Incorporated.
inrT-1-ing IL capital stock 70 5000.
T. &. Watts. &. II. Buckenmeyer
and ". L ArcbambeaU. d Portland,
z J. Heu6rick-. q salem. and Geo.
Cu'rin. n CGrrinsgiIle. were cymmis-
stoned Dotanes public
II the state supreme court decides
that it is his duty u 10 -. Secretary
of state Kiocaid says be will audit
and allow bills. His present position
re-tsOD former decision.
10 advertisement for asylum sup
plies ~ b made public tomorrow the
state board will express a preference
for Oregon made gods. .'Other things
being equal"
Mr. J. 4. Buchanan, formerly an
acting notary public at North YAM
hill, has moved to Dallas and been
granted permission 70 continue as
notary at that place.
An Official on the lookout for frosts
says that squash vines were injured
b. frost il some localities Of this
county on the night u June 8. but
there was 10 frost n iDjure garden
truck al Salem.
TIE State Supt. Of Instruction
cyG!d not get along without COPIES Of
the state SCHOOL, avs 20 he has had
800 printed under authority Of
former act u the legislature. They
we're finished today.
a state house wheelman says the
best roads for bicycling out Of Salem
are the Halls ferry road and the
Wallace road. The reform school road
would be good If it had the loose
rocks raked of.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed
In the secretary Of states Office by the
Cash Grocery Company, Of Warrenton
Clatsop:county; capital, $1,000, divided
into shares Of $50; incorporatOrs.
Christ Gramms, Frank Leinenneher,
and &. a. Lienenneher
Secretary Kincaid, who during the
period for its session always urged
that there ought TO be regular ses-
sion, and that he can audit no bills
until there has been a session TO make
appropriations, says about January l,
is the latest a session should be called.
Olive a. Jenner, commissioned
notary public at Portland, Or, some
time ago. has since married gentle
man named Swallow and today was
granted permission TO act as notary
under the name Of Olive a. Swallow
and to use a seal with that name con-
tained thereon.
The state house barometer was two
points below change this morning
indicating a possible rain for tOmOr-
row. Nearly everybody, both city
and country people desire rain. The
roads are very dry and dusty wheel
ing or driving, disagreeable for city
folks. The crops sadly need rain.
Much Of the grain is not yet knee
high and will begin TO head out with
ia a few days unless rain is forthcom-
ing and on this account the farmers
without exception are praying for
Vafr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
FInal s7nz se-vce-.

The lIrLe choir o, tbe FRS, MethO.
dist c1UrcI, under the direction Oi
r. 4. Heritage, viii give ijs last song
service Sunday eTeninZ. The song
service takes the place u the regular
Sunday evening discourse. 4 number
Of anthems will be rendered b. the
choir a. will also tBJ selections from
Elijah" Professor K. 4. Heritage
will sing a solo and there will be d
selection By the Cardinal quartette.
The Cbemeketa quartette may alsl
appear in number. In these Occa-
slODs the immense seating capacity Oi
Of the main auditorium and gallery Of
this church are heavily taxed 70 ac-
cOmmo1ate the crowd and IL is safe
to predict that Sunday night will not
prove an exception.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
Adjournment Taken.

The seventh annual meeting Of the
Oregon State Eclectic Medical AssO,
citation concluded its session Wednes-
day afternoon when adjournment was
taken. The papers read during the
meeting were especially practical
ones, the annual address by DR.. r.
o. Logan, OF PhilOmath being one of
the most scientific and progressiy e
eyer presented before the association
The old officers were reelected 10
serve for the ensuing year as follows:
President, r. O.'LOgan NJ. d.. OF Phil
Omath; first ylce-president, II. f.
Curry, NJ. d., OF Baker City; second
yice-president. j. Sturman, NJ. d., OF
Portland;. recording secretary, w. S.
Mott, NJ, d., of Salem; corresponding
secretary, j. NJ, Mccain, NJ, D., of
Halsey; treasurer, G. W. Mcconnell,
NJ. d., Of Newberg. The next an
nual meeting Of the association will
be held In Salem on the first Wednes-
day after the first Monday in June
1898.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10

Look out for the Educational num-
Der of The JOURNAL next Saturday.
1t will be a double number with col
orec illustrated supplement entirely
devoted TO the public school, OF this
city. Every parent with a child in
school will want one TO preserve and
send away TO friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
Tired Neryous. Sleeoless.

Men and wOmen-hUw gratefully
they write about Hoods Sarsaparilla
Once helpless and discouraged, having
lost all faith in medicines, now in
good health and liable to do my OWL
work" because Hoods Sarsaparilla
has power to enrich and purify the
blood and make the weak strong-this
is experience Of a host Of people.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle.
reliable, sure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10

ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT In the
election Of OH GERS of the Oregon Stat
Medical Society at Portland, Wednes-
day afternoon, DR.. c. II, Hall, OF this
city received the nomination for vice.
president Of the association. The So
ciety will hold its next annual con-
yention in Portland on the second
Tuesday and Wednesday OF next June.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10

READY FOR SERyICE.-Tnc huge
city Gre-bell was today in its new lO-
cation in the tower at the south east
cornerO " the city hall building and
Che same is nos ready to sound the
alarm in case Of fire. The bell is
more weighty than one would suppose
~ look at it., The bell itself weighs
a ton while the casting weigh 29O
pounds. The frame work from which
the huge bell IS suspended, weighs an
additional POO pounds, making a total
OF 300 pounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
T. HoLvERSON'S.
Basket Bal Gn..

A BASKETBALL team u yg1ng bUsi-
Dess men. % tie Szn FrzDciscJ y. ".
9. A., is contemplating = tour. u tie
c9ssf. during tue present. month ard
are arranging fora DEmber Il gznlss :
Nith teams 10 this valley and al~0 10
TIE Sound county. Games viii Prob
biy Be played witb Tacoma, SEATTLE,
Portland AMI Oregon City. The san
FraDcisoo team would like 70 play the
salem boys % THURSDAY, June y. II
is quite likely that a game can Be ar
ranges for a. there are large num-
Der II the local association from
which ~ select q strong team. II is
desired that all who are interested 10
this invizOrating indoor sp0Tt Eou ID
meet al the Association rooms. this
evening al ~ O'clOck fOr the pUrDyse
u considering the adyisa5ilIty Of
forming team and accepting the
challeDge Of the team from the Col
den Gate City"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10

The QUALITY AND QUANTITY.-Of
our fifteen cent meals, is not equalled
anywhere, White cooking, clean eat
ables and the best of treatment is a
strong combination, That is what
you get at our lunch counter. George
Bros.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10

OK CLUTCHES. Bert Adams, the
popular clerk In George Bros, restaur-
ant, viii be Obliged to be about on
crutches, for several days, by reason
Of having had large splinter thrust
into the tleshy part OF his left foot,
Wednesday afternoon. The splinter
was successfully removed aud Mr.. Ad-
ans will have sore foot for several
days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
Special sVa1ues.
fo Izdies-. mfssss- ard c55ldrsn's
Summer
Underwear.

= god fuil s1zs yerseT ri5osd vest
for : os1ts-
A DlTE sG1s1z1tizl Dle fCT lu oe1ls-
= r1re H1ite- EeEllDe DErDT
rIb5s1 for = ce1ts-
4 ven c9upaete Iils q uaites and
EcTu- silk 51i-1ed. extra ElEc II .
za5 = oerts-
Eexa1f SIX Vests in cream. AZ ar1
pinE- tile rerT Best s11n1 fCT the
rloleT. - oeBts
A sUleDdiC lire 70 misses ard chill
Cr-us 8n5erEezr in Bcs1 ard white
4 rrioes that ca11C- te bat
Tn ~ z1d Sc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10

WENT FIsHING.-J. Z. Rogers and
Rolla Thomas lett early this morning
for Silver Creek Falls on short fish.
ing expedition. Providing "Jack
does not catch too many fish. the two
fishermen are expected home tomor,
row, when some fish CstorIesl of unus-
ual length will no doubt be had for
the asking