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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
nz<s o. INTEREST.

Edw-z Past is q christian by birth
hi a t-tehsF C C5ristisus b pro
Na-y IA B-vEu. oolo-s5, Is = %
tar zzalfs ia EsztoakJ-
A T-a q nc-isd us1 have bo1Ebt
= I.t q itu.s - Ea-sGs- an5 Eil stock
II Effh ocs fHg1z1d blsck. eats and
srs fhuusaod rats TIE cats E1n il
erssss % Eftsea tboGssud in . rear OT
tEo. and blsck car SKINS are worth 81
each. TIE rats uill multiply fast en-
Uuzh % feed TIE cats, and the skinned
cats wil fsed the rats: perpetual
r.0tio8 bls-f czf skin factory.
L9o501 sbsrpers played confidence
games With the queen jubilee enthu-
slzs;z- ~hich would Do credit to Re
publican election tricks SEiDdlers
took phOtoErsphsfof prominent houses
along route to be followed b. crowd
and sent them u jubilee Americans
and ether Strangers in London. asking
. Nv price for widows, but demand
iog q good depusis in advance. Sev-
erzl people were victimiTed 20 the
tg0e Of about S55Oesch
Since the year 1850 the Paris police
have arrested as many zs 2s.OOo ebIl-
dren who we're being trained for beg
ging and vice
TIE people Of Michigan are discus
sing the question as 70 what shall Be
their state flower, The apple bios
SON Is favored By some while Others
are setting forth the claims Of the
pumpkin vine.
An Arkansas preacher believes that
the sirship alleged TO have b=en seen
10 the northwest, is the temple Of tue
aod,thst the third angel
IS DOW ''pour1ng out his vial upon the
rivers and fountains Of water"
The Temperance society Of aniOhio /
town recently purchased the only sa.
OoD ia the town limits and burned |
al Of the fixtures, With Appropriate
The owner was recently |
at a revival meeting, and /
5be prOhibitioBists are now booming
him for mayor.
In a Wisconsin town election one
nan voted for the devil for asses~Ur.
be had property to burr.
The combined age Of five c0Up., :
vino recenely celebrated their golden
at nazemmes, in Belgium.
Eas just 500 years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07


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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
TOO MUCH LAW.

Carter Harrison. the lately elected
mayor q Chicago. attributes his sue.
cess TO the general desire Of the peopIe
f5r greater degree Of personal liberty.
This feeling among the people, 50
f0r greater freedom IS not confined TO
Chicago. but Is as wide spread as the
republic. Citizens everywhere. 10
every community, are growing res;iye
under the restraints Of law. Nor are
those VINO complain Of the laws inter
ference elassed among the criminals.
Legislation in restraint Of personal
liberty has been carried 70 excess both
in state and municipal government.
God government is NOT as certainly
secured by tying the people up under
annoying enaetments, as by impress
sing upon citizens a knowledge and
feeling Of individual responsibility.
There are upon the statute books Of
every state, laws not in harmony
with the spirit OF the constitutions Of
either the state or general govern
ment, but have their sources in the
bigOtry. narrOEness and prejudice Of
legislators.
Such laws are 10 e0ntraFention Of
the public good They interrupt
harmOnysbet citizens, interdict
the pursuit Of happiness and are 10
conflict with the prevalent and grow
ing idea iOf responsibility 70 society |
and the government
Subjects are legislated upon either
ia obedience TO the commands Of sell
nshness or bigOtry, narrowing the
limits OF personal freedom 10 such an
extent that the body Of citizens are
feeling themselves pursued by law
bodies as criminals and out
laws.
II goOd results ara expected, the
best attaiuable by man, intellectu-
ally, morally and physically. he must
be given the bTUadest freedom con-
sistent with the good OF society. III
he country Is 10 progress, develop 10
he utmost OF mans capacity he must I
be untrammeled BY Law interfering
with individual liberty and persOual
I0roe.-N0ungstOn Vindic2t0F.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

Nr. Snook, he salem ezTpeotsr wbo
- tie oDoirzrt for building the nsu
eo'srt bOGse At Coquille City, has re-
turned quite discouraged. He has
spent Deariy 300 travelling back and
fOfEb, OnIT 70 Ind that the county
cymnissiOoefs eDurt had % annuI bis
contract This is not due 70 any
fault o. Mr.. SnOok or Of the county
cOurt q Coos c0usty, but because war
rants are already out for all the taxes
irVied and Delinquent, and the coart
nzd made Al error 10 setting aside
enough Doney % build the court
h"use out Of these taxes that are al
Frsoy drawn against.
A large suha of deliDquent taxssI
sgsinst the Coos Bay railroad have
been In litigation tut are nov 70 be
paid, and II was the Intention 10
build the court house out Of some of
this money. Bot the county court
now snd they will have 10 make a Des
levy al the November term and that
may pat OF bulldog the court hOase
a year. IL seems that the county
4 names Of Coos county are under the
control Of the capitalists to sOae ex-
tent, and the capitalists are not 10
catsd AZ COquiile City, and ere agalnss
building a new court house. Mr.
snook thinks II will come out all
right bot be Is badly disappointed, as
are other Salem mechanics who ex-
pected % 20 down there 10 work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
STATE NEWS

HI. Fis.ser q C0rvillis, has just
received 1900 bill calf form Pep
sylvznls.
The country around Five-Nile, 10
. Vase county. il sa.d 70 be literally
covered with little grasshoppers-
4 pew bank has been opened at
HfIlsJoro q - known a. the ShUte *
. Foat Banking Co. They start in with
. s31.OU.
TIE street lamps % longer burn 10
. The Dalles al night. Tne contract
expired and the council has had the
lamps taken d0En-
TIE frst straw berries q the season
were shipped from The Dalles last
Monday b. 4. Winans. There was
oce bg10f one pound, and it was ship
ped % Portland.
Sheriff Hare q kstofia notified all
dancehall keeper, that they would
have 70 nay q monthly license u 500
Or close the halls. The keepers de-
cided % Close.
The suspicion that there was any
foul play in connection with the
drowning 0f John Faroum 10 Powder
river = without foundation. Far
NUNS companion nearly lost his life
tryiog 10 save FerJum flOn drO.nirg
Herman GrischOs, Of Portland Is ia
Jail for criminally assaultiug Lucy
Erickson aged years end Oracle
Bsrnhart aged 10 years GrischOw
vas held in 5000 bail. He is the
third case Of this kind u come before
the grand jury and the eighth arrest.
1t is estimated that. under the pro-
posed duty % hides. the increase cost /
Il boots and shoes for one year, 10 the
people Of this country would de up
Aard Of s30.011.Olo. As Mr. Blaine I
s4i1Shen il Was proposed TO put
duty on hides 10 the law Of lssO: 1t
ElI yield q profit 70 the butcher only !
the last man that needs it."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
WARS SINCE Is9o.

Following excellent condensation
Of war bisttory IL from the pen Of ):
A. DOuthit, editor of The DaIles
Times M0uataineer:
Thoss who have looked forward 10 q
time wheu men, ~ al nations. shah
live as brothers when peace shall
prevail throughout che world and
when wan shall Be no more, seem
likely To never realize their dream.
The shores Of every civilized nation
on earth are brlstling With canon,
and We might say every governments
Is a APowdeT house ready 10 explode
whenever q spark shall b. kindled.
Naval vessels are anoal on every
water with officers jealously watching
the movements OF rival oaicers, and
prepared al q moments ~nrnlng TO
train their guns on those Who are
now their friends. 10 a manner every
power 10 10 readiness 90 eaeroach
upon It's neIghbor or resent supposed
wrong or insult.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
A PIeasant Expensnes.

A few DAYS ago a charming YOUNG
lady, who was travelling alone betWeeU
ST. Paul aud Chicago, was accOsted
by a handsome gentlemen, who 10.
ylted her 10 take dinner with him,
Certainly, Nj. Carson she replied,
for the Wisconsin Central Lines
have the best dining ear seFyicein the
world; / shall be delightedl''. For
further particulars call on the nearest
ticket agent, or address ]. G. Pond, e..
Il. A., Milwaukee, Wis, or Geo. s.
Batty, Genl Agt. 246 stark ST., Port
land, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

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S1-zk5ur 90 fse STATE Pair rznzrs-
De-f ths O-sz1o Puzlt-y Tsorua-
nssas t5s saEl3szar r.=ssssut o5m-
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1cssE.1e - fstrs - izCs rszso-
s1os fz ha1fs-8o Fe-sss wEE dsVrs5f
rga1sT - saF ba.ki1E fsstIt.15o- -
1sss ttsF Esrs oonsss-o IL "a -
vsorT s1fboors ths bz-k raay ss r.sr-
fsc1lT sggud- Il X precisely ibe sz-se
Hiih tbs STATE Pair No sxhEbitor
ziI s-ier al o1mpefs uith z.osek
tast = tsss Er-TsTsy q state Pair c.
osrs TbsT fear fhs1 sEzr5s are -
i-E -sst ~ zlibo1zh there u1ay nai
y ibs lszss F,1sslbls grvzo5s ~ TIE
1elisf. JET ihst 60es Dof rsDoFe TIE
s1-7i-to1- TIE oaly EsF % rsuors
i1is uis1sZsi is for al O3osrs %
cszss % eKbIb5t foE prizes Lei the
E.zalic koyE so5 fssl tzst there il
11ossl o1Dpstitioa and make this 50
plain Thzs they are forced % SO IL
S05 toe state Pair csn 50z5ls its ex-
bIbits- We believe there are TO
zauT n,snbsrs q The state Bard q
We fhink tbssthrse Agri- I
cultural ool1issi0osrs ~Oul5 bs far
preferable Thsse Commissioners
s3os1ld receive Al annual szlzTT q suf-
Scent sDount 20 pay then Justly
'0r s-tEzi services. and mileage zefu-
slly traFels5. S8perinteD5e0ts for
ne several departments EhO are e.
5rient aud oonpetsot should be sp-
S0iDte5, whose duty il sbOuld be 70
make personal czuEass, and see al
DsrsOns WbO haze q may have ex-
libits in their respective lioes, and /
.oese sDperinteDdeDts should Be amp
? paid When once there is CD
ideDoein the state fair management,
nd the people can see beyood any
IoCbt that the state fair is managed
Q The interest Of the people, there
Till De 10 trouble 10 getting cut
rand displays 10 every department,
nd make the state fair a success in ,
FeV way. No fair can succeed when
here is the least Suspicion against I
= management. Remove the cause +
hat creates that suspicion and moth
lg can prevent its success" II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

A MILITARY ExANnSATIoN.-Ma.
iors Chas- E Robin and Percy Willis,
as examining beard, will hold a ses.
sion at the ArmOry, in this city. ats
p. m, tOday, for the purposeOf exam
lining 10 determine qualifications FOR
the commission Of the following
named officers: r. w. Holman, first
lieutenant-elect and w. ]. Cooper,
second heutenant-elect, Company B,
Second regiment, o. n. G., OF Salem,
and Jos. A. Currie, second lientenznt-
elect, Company G, Second regiment.
o. n. g., OF Eugene. The order was
made on April sat O.N.G. headquar-
ters, by Brigadier-General Beebee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

Asrisa cs1afF szs zs8sr14ks8 70
auGEs ssas Sls<rsssDos 10 sss CAR
bsa=-- Tss slair@zys are % be
eaEsxs1 - - - sllys g sz@Sns Epsoe
SrEli4g iAe srosiEss 10 tie eAsrk's :
o'1s1s- TssFs - No roazz $50 %
hs71ls and pgg1sslT ssors tbe recos5s
so3 1Dss@e1l< iaz9 w8ss be ksEa
tosrs- Ho1 t5s i1rns1s. u Toon 10
nssSs5 z1d udll z1ake the expssit5oo
O. S'8slsr 5ssi8ess r5o=s eoszg1besL
TEsI3rzEaG - sssrt5lF 70 f4vO~ q
izSrvEiax zo5 oesssifyisg pGblic
s1ilei1zs so5 pzblbe ErvSsSs zo3 CO.
grstslaiss tie psDS4s ca tseir in
DrgFs3 P9stoz7s- city hall AID oDurs
has II ~seass % Dc A5ozt the oaly
spr9FezBsats tzst car be E18e, az
STsTsts pases are FsEy hgw. We
vDal6 ike % see car scssDolh0use
grDUs6s soeiVss6 and also bezufaGed.
Bzt -Sta ii1e oOuBiy ru1sisg behind
io sE2e1ses. II wSssd seens a. thOsxh
The sgthOritbes oD08d hare pat os |
ihis sTpe1se fOs . tine, bgt publIe
safety se@E1s 70 deu4Bd IT,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
A Po:at 70 Renenber.

IlgOu wish 10 purify your blood you
should take d medicine which cures
JiuOd diseases. The record Of cures
- Hoods Sar>spsrilla proves that
this J. the best medicine for the blood
ever produced. Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures the most stubborn cases and il
i the medicine for you 70 take if your
blood Is impure.
HOODS Pills are the best after
dinner pill: assist digestion, cure
headache. > cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
QUASHEO,
In Judge Hewitt s Court.
Tie SUITS Agzihst khcsis WI Be
A3pssls5 a 0acs-

! Judge HsEitt- G.. 5=pa-tDs1t No
Il Nara c1C--T c1-1tT circaii
tc0gr1- q T1-rs5sT gzasbsi TIE Teti-
tf11s for ErTts g -lz113-1s ioslitz-
ted zEz51st H e ki1-si6. sscrstsry
q SAFE @ lssI Szt--1sT-
4 2 Z Nou5V- stt1-1=y - The psti-
't5oasrs- zn5 O. \. z E-fEht- repre-
ssouoz Sscreiz-y Z safe Kiocsid-
Esre rress1t.
4 demurrer &C. t5= urlts for rsss0n
that eifbsr CO id 19l safe facts
S1@cieot g. o1-siftG-s z czCss orsc-
t5on had bed Eel prlsr % tbs oOuTt :
arrival zo5-sfler 3 5-ist o31s1ltsti0n,
the zItorDsgs sErss5 @ pro fOrns
j05Ems1t cuzshiog ne ETits; in
other EOT5s- tbs 6e--rrer ia each in
stsBoe Ezs szs1zIu=i ard The ET1t
q1zs8sd. D. tbs5o5EDs1t q the curt
TIE matter Wil b Immediately sp-
pssled 20 the s1prs-1s oo1rT and an
eEort nzoe 70 ~ il suoog the first
cases % be bszr5 by TIE curt OF its
rSt1rn frg-1 Peo1ls lst01.
A third psijti01 for msDdsm1s pro
ceediDzs zgsiust NJ. KiDczid had
bs-n He'd Eith the c91niy clerk dur
ing The f0reDooo by Nr. Moody. II
Has instituted by Tbe IrWin-Hodson
company, q Portland. which. has a
claim o sz7I.59 against the state for
supplies Furnished q October 18th
last, viz: . Folumes q assessment
tax roll for M1ltDonah county at $50
Per book. s5lA51 and ruling re-
eapltulstiOo sheets for same 81. It.
too, vas Qussbsi
M WOoOC1-E EMPLOYED.
Ina letter % Secretary Of State
KiDeaid, Mr. A. {. Eoodoock ot Eu-
gene says
Il am ready and willing to do what
l can in the matter. ] have not made
a careful examination into the merits
Of the eOntrgTersy. bat am Of the
opinion DOW that y0u have taken not
only legal stand but an equitable
one for the taxpayers o. the state"
sBCRETARY KECAID's REPLY
TO Mr. WOOdrock o. date Salam, May I
5th, is OF public interest. aud is as
follows
Your letterOf May !, has been re-
5eiTed, referring 70 q conversation / |
bad with Mes>rs. MztlOck and Horey |
10 which ! asked them 10 ascertain |
Il yOu would volunteer to defend the
suit brought against me 70 compel |
the auditing u claims before apprO-
DTiatiOns have been made and look to /
ne legislature for payment. not to
ne personally. bcause 1 have no per-
'onal Interest ia the case. II you win
10 this and agree not 70 claim more
han $50 or al the outside $50 win
e glad 70 employ you 10 assist Col.
'. B. knight, OF Salem, who has
lready taken the case and is working
n il. He agrees TO look 70 the leg
stature for his pay and not 70 put in
bin for more than 500. You had
etteT communicate with him i'm
lediately and let me hear from you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
AN ATHLETIC EXHIBITION.

Interesting Program TO Be Rendered a
w. U. Gym. Tonight
AT the university gymnasium this
evening, viii be given the following
exhibition Of The gymnasium work:
Class drill-Regular class work.
Song-GeOrgia Davenport.
Long wand drills men.
RecitatiOn-JeSsie Settlemeir.
Special wOrk-HOrizOnual and Par
allel Bars.
Violin SolO-PrOf. Carl Denton.
Short wand drill-SeVen young wO-
men.
RecitatiOn-Mabel Creighton.
Mass clubswiDging-Aschenbren-
ner, LiYesay, Miller and wilkins. -
SODg-JeSsie Holmes
The piano used will be handsome
Emerson kindly furnished by Geo. C.
VIII.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward Tor any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Props.
Toledo, u.
We the undersigned, have known
y. J. Cheney for the last IS years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able 20 carry out any obligation made
by their nrm.
West & Truax. Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, u.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin. Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, %.
Halls CataFFh Cure is taken enter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price, Toc., per bottle SOld by all
Druggists Testimonials free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
SELLING'S SLASHES.
c. thing al Prices Never Before K.own
IN Oregon.

Portland, Aprll 2s.-In order t
make q thorough cleanup, 1 have
made another big cut and marked
down 300 Mems Tailor-Made All.
Wool Suits 70 the ridiculously Low
price Of 800.
These are not odds and ends, but
well-made suits-gOOd styleS-all
wool and warranted to give satisfac-
ti0n. This is the price. not for this
week only, But until every suit is
sold.
Attention is called 10 our BOYS
Wash Suits, at 80 cents, 75 cents and
81 .25-wOrth double the money.
BEN SELLING.
Assignee J. VI. Meyer * Co.
Cor. Third and Oak streets. dSw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

NsoriS NssooFriSIiORS WANTED FOR DR. TAI
al-1oE Inc Earth Giri.ed, or Is t,1,,---
ss-,. -, -.o.la lae world, thrilling SOW ~
T'i-ssS-,S snS 1AFoaro1s lands. Foar milloD
I.-sll- s II. oooks sold, and ''Ibs Earth Cirj-
FSOp11oI-l.s ~ 5-.ss' ana gFandsst. DFMAND
booS bSHMGSOs: ~, = EvsITyeody wants thls famous
MHSSIONsS IIs 1859 BIG BOOK, BIG con-
CPFDGTr' CPFDIr'S, Ss,,,,,s- a gold mine for workeTS
FTTS FRFF n, n FREIGHT PAID. OUT.
Lipg ~ - - Dsop al Trash and sell III
dress q - UooAs and make $500 mo1ih. A.
Company SIaf i Badins. .dii.oCg, GSeis iss DOmrniOn
-,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

DoLLARstoR SESsEs-Well, common
sense viii teach an economical pur-
chaser, that goods Of superior quality
are cheapest ia the end. Examine
Brans0n 4 Cos stock before purchAs-
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

rSh SALE OR TRADE-Tbe -, =
-lll s'oek ranch in Oregon. coas;Sfir- -, ;, ~
-elss- he tTact Is sod fo- m, =. -
ssneial iamirg. Win sell vsTT 50. $50 g
S ssil.s 70 soit' OF viii lrsde f.r - Ga
~ -i''eaiaTs addFsss hox G.. AIn CIV ~ 0i,
4 - I'm d&w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

TIE PACIFIC COAsT.-Has a Tepu-
tation for high grade restaurants,
and Salem has one Of the best Of them
where the most salts
factory meals are always to be had at
lo"est prices 3 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

FLAX SEED.--All farmers who are
contemplating sowing fax should at
tend 90 10 az once aud secure their
seed contract so the proper amount
can be ordered. Call az Dlckenson's :
seed store for particulars. 4-ls d&W n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

You will never know the satisfac-
ton OF dying until you dye with Per
lection" Dyes. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

e. tLtISUNs NI,Sgs wishing competent help to care
- 40 enlIaIsn or ASSIST Al special bo1s-u,c-l'
the DAY or hour, call a. come c.,
ana 2IsI s'reess, or telephone to FDoIs-,s
SSIoeeIy store. TeTms reasonable. A.
AIs-rf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

SEE d. 5, BENTLEY

IL yo1 want % move o. want 2 load d ~
kina h2aled q Ez1l Lad Of mznars, Dr.
San1 or gravel, o. oen=nt, line, hair Plasz,
orlck OF sever pipe, see D. 5. Bentley, or
neE Q, Front and Chsnekeiz streets q -
lp te!sPho1e 50 Also Tooi and ool .
h20ds a. al lnes. Ouisrs promptly asisaai
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

I1E BUSINESS PRINTERH-OI S,I--
Is Frank CCnoysr. He is 10 - - -. :.
= iDsaroorn's, and when found viii = -
business printing quicker. Dore elt,,Ir
and Satisfactory than any one bsTe- --.'; I----;s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

Mrs. Mrs! n B. SCOTT.-S,enogaD5-- -
typewriter, rOom 6, over 80 pl1l ~
bank Prompt attention 70 an -IS--.e Das1's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

You will never know the satlsfac.
tlon OF dying until you dye with "Per-
lection" Dyes. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

Wan ANSIFD--High-grads nan ofgoo3 csU--b
Standing, 10 act as Local ManareT al So
: correspondent here, after hayl15 -, -
IeaFnsd our business salary .oo5 if1rsI;5s,-i'
EaSloSe selt.addreSsed stamped envslor.- =
Journal q D-iiy
4-27-Im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

Cora b. rowney OF Claekamas has
sued for 4 divorce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
]. 5. FREEBIRGN|
NEW marker

Slate street, near railroad. Freshsz Il
oesi meats. Ny Parroas say keep ihs IS
meats IN town. iB
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
STENOGRAPHING AND fYPgVRIHSE

Legal and oonasreial work s,els
leiepho0e o1e-fo1r. Once With 500
Coodit 4 PARK, Gray block. DietAEi0' - ~
AZ yOur otlcs and work TeEurasd O
notice.
{ 80 Il STELLA SHEkAAN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

MANIED-High-grade woman gooj cb1--L
Standing TO act as LOczl Manager ard So
Correspondent here, after thorS1gbIv I-s--.s
our business; salary 800 If ousii6e5 FD-
close sslf-aldressei stamped eDvelo-e :, =
Elder, General Manager, care Dsiiv ToI--.i
- 4-37-n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR Trade good 10 acre trac,. i7-
proved, IN Eureka, California, tor eooi. orr
4 l-In land within twenty miles Of salem a.
- 81 HinshaE, Eureka, Cal. s6dIwm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-07

0lKL WANIED.-An expenenosd girl a.
general housewoEk. Fo. psrticuIsrs fD1,;-.
Journal otice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-17
KNAJ PASSENGERS.

Per .stmr. Kinau. from Hawaii and
Maui ports. From the Nocano-W. p.
Jones. Miss NJ. l.. Halstead, Mrs. j. IL.
Ransom. S. F. Richardson, Mrs. j. II.
Thorndihe, Robert Clarke, Thomas
Halstead. Mrs. f. NJ. Hart. f. p. Mes
erve and wife, G. II. Ewart, II. c. Cat
ton, ID. h. Smith. Miss NJ l.. Smith, w.
j. Lane, l.. II. Mesicll, Judge w. j..
Wilcox and II. f. Henricks. Way ports
C. II. Fairer. +. r. Hendry, f. NJ.
Wakefield, II. c. Austin. Mrs. G. X.
Wilder. j. Cooke, Rev. S. Mimiltishi, c..
Ahana. wife and two children, Mrs.
Fickard and son, j. NJ. Lydgate, r.
Horner. II. F. Knoke, T. S. Kay, Miss
n. Tray. Mrs. H. b. Woods, Miss A..
Woods. Miss +. Woods II. b. King, c..
j. Fall and wife, Enoch johnson, Rev.
o. X. Gulick, Rev. Lee bingham, Rev.
s. A. Gulick. Rev. c. A. Gulick, Mrs.
Ogawa, Major w. H. Cornwell, and 90
deck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-17

best The art of giving the proper
light and proper pose" is what so de-
lights the patrons of this studio.
The Frawley Company is now play
ing "A special season of three weeks at
the Columbia theater in San Francis
co. When the season closes. the com
pany goes on the road for a short tour
and then comes to Honolulu. opening
here on November 18th.
Evangelist \. J. Bell will preach
Sabbath morning and evening, at Nj.
f. church Morning service, II a. m;
evening, 1870; Sunday school, 10 a. M;
Epworth League, 6:30. Seats free. All
welcome.