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Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
LINWOOD.

Mr.. Harding passed Saturday in
Phila.
James Clark was Pleasantville visi-
tor Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Powell spent Saturday in
Atlantic City.
Capt. James Ireland was an Atlantic
City visitor Saturday.
Capt. and Mrs. l. g. Adams are enter
tanning friends from Phila.
Mayor and Mrs. Lewis Steelman were
Pleasantville visitors on Sunday.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15

Oh,
What
Awful
Noises
Have been
Heard along
The Shore Road
Lately. They were
Worse than the groans
OF wounded men on
Battlefield. Worse than the
Squeals of a pig with his tail
Caught in a doorway. Worse than
The bray of an expiring jackass.
And yet some of those who
Emitted the noise as they went
Over the meadows toward
Atlantic City thought
They were singing.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
New Brunswick, New Jersey,
September 1st, 1897.


Niagara Falls and Return.
The Philadelphia & Reading Route
in connection with the Lehigh Valley
R. R. will on August 2Sth, run an ex-
cursion from Philadelphia to Niagra
Falls leaving Reading Terminal at 8 a.
m. Tickets from Atlantic City will be
sold at rate Of $11.25 and will be good
to 60 to Philadelphia on any train of
August 9th, and also on the 100 a. m.
train of August 28th. These tickets
will be good to return within ten days.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
Church Notice.

Rev. d. ?. Saltzman, Of Philadelphia
Iiinary among the Jews, will speak in
Absecon iu M. f Church on Thursday
evening, September 10th, at 7.3O. He
will speak of manner, prayer roll, show
nhYlacterica etc.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
CURRENT GOSSIP
AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Items that ui11 Interest the
Home Circle.
REVIEW OF THE NEEHS LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvILLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
IA 1t Possible ?

girl wears little Christi N End q vor
pin that she won't & rt-Ex' ange.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
Anonymous Explanations (?)

Last week we alluded to the fact that
the County Board of Freeholders paid,
at their last meeting, bill of eleven
dollars for eleven years back subscrip-
ton for the Nays Landing Record, and
asked as a pertinent inquiry why the
bill had not been paid before, and why
the Record should thus be singled out for
special favor. Ga Monday morning we
received postal card dated Sept. 10,
1897" only. and postmarked "Atlantic
City, Sept. II, P. NJ, 49," upon which
was written, without signature the
following:
General Statutes, Vol. 1, page 844,
Secs. Al and AZ, will explain why the
Mays Landing Record was paid SILL 90
for 1 1 years subscription fee"
Sept. 10, 1897.
We depart from our usual custom OF
consigning anonymous communications
to the waste-basket, and print the fore
going as probably the work of some
superserviceable friend of Editor Shaner,
who, himself has not yet condescended
to make any explanation. The Sections
of the General Statutes of New Jersey, to
which our attention has been called we
quote in full, as follows:
SEC Al. That .the clerks of the
several Counties of this State be, and
they are hereby authorized and r, quired
to subscribe for such newspaper, at
least one and not exceeding two, printed
and published in each of the Counties in
which they officiate, as the Board of
Chosen Freeholders in said Counties may
determine, and file the same in their re-
spectiye offices, causing them to be
bound from time to time in substantial
manner, in volumes of convenient size
for the use of the inhabitants OF the
County, who shall have access to them
free from all charge or expense, during
office hours.
Sec. AZ. That such papers and the
binding thereof, shall be paid for by the
respective Boards of Chosen Freeholders,
out of the County Treasury, upon the
order of the Clerk of the County, and the
said Board of Chosen Freeholders are
hereby authorized and required to pay
all orders drawn as aforesaid by the
said clerks for the papers, and binding
thereof aforesaid.
The PRESS has never cOntended that
the bill was illegal, or dishonest; but to
allow bill of that kind to remain un-
paid for eleven years, was irregular and
loose way of transacting the public
business. Is Mr.. Shaner's bill a lonely
exception, or are there Others to bob up
for payment hereafter? As no one author
lied makes any statement in regard to
such irregularities, are we left to infer
that no defence is possible except by
anonymous postals? Editor Shaner is
unfortunate in having such faint-hearted
defenders.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
SEPTEMBER SESSION
OF THE COUNTY COURT.
"A large Number Of Cases
Set Doun for Trial.
TWO PLEASAN .V|LLE LICENSES APPLIED FOR.

BUSY DAY AT THE OPENING SESSION
THE APPLICANTS FOR LICENSE IN
PLEASANTvILLE TO BE GIVEN A
HEARING NEXT TUESDAY.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
Harry Turner is having kitchen

Harry Turner is having kitchen
erected.
DR.. Baily, of Atlantic City, passed Fri
day in town.
Mrs. Charles Collins was an Atlantic
City visitor Friday.
The new desks for the Smiths Landing
School arrived Friday.
Mrs. J. Homans, of Bakersville, spent
Sunday with Mrs r. l. Risley.
Mr.. Tatem and Miss Rena Adams were
married on Thursday night last.
Mrs Gritfiths Ireland and daughter
Mrs. Wilver were in town on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Japhet Ireland and Thomas Col
lins are on cunning trip at Corson's
Inlet.
A party of young people from Atlantic
City spent an evening with Mr.. X. l.
Risley.
Miss Ella Risley aud party of friends
constituted sailing party on Monday
evening.
Marcus Fritsch has returned from At
lantic City where he has been staying
the season.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
GRADUATES.


Hannie Bradley, Japhet Booye. Jr.,
Mae Cordery, Lewis Clark,
Ina Clark, Edna Corbitt,
Emma Drummond, Minnie Dougherty,
George Doerr, Walter DOerr,
Bessie Donohue, Lewis Eldridge,
Walter Frambes, Annie Parrish,
David Goff, Jacob w. Gross,
Bertram Ireland, Ward Ireland,
Nina S. johnson, Louis Keyser,
MabelIe Lake, Mary Lambert,
Edith Mathis, Hannah Madden,
Nellie Moore, Walter Reed,
Ruth Risley, Esther Reeves,
Ethel r. Risley, Edna Ryan,
Thomas Risley, Lewis Robinson,
Carrie Sooy, Curtis Smallwood,
Thomas G. Stewart, Russell Smith,
Eugene Sanders, Ralph Steelman,
Lena Somers, Cora Steelman,
Fred Smallwood, Lille Marshalea,
Sallie Mathis.
POST GRADUATES.
Alfred B. Ang, Minnie Ang.
Thompson Barrett, Annie S. Collins,
Martha G. Duberson, Emily Clifford,
Edward Haz"lton. Myra ID. Lake,
Carrie Mathis, Harry Risley,
Warner Risley, w. B Risley,
Lena Shinp, Norman Shinn,
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15
IMPORTANT.

County News continued on Fourth page.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-09-15

No-To-B Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men strong, blood pure SOC. q. AL druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08
A Pleasant entertainment.

"a White Mountain Boy" was rem
dered at the st. JOsephs hall. to an
appreciatiye audience. This highly
entertaining comedy was we'll received
and the actors greeted with Observed
applause. The young people, of the
Catholic church are developing some
very fine talent as actors and from a
business standpoint their plays are
always a success and very gratifying
to those interested. We hope to see
them present one Of their plays at the
Reed in the future, where they will
undoubtedly sreap the reward
Justly due these young actors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08
J. ]. Dalryrnp1e 6 Co,
OREGON PERSONALS.

z z. Mckinney went to Silyertor
today.
Chas S. Rely is in Portland for a
few days.
Rev. F. 9. Sander~on, Of Eugene, is
in the city.
Miss Nellie Starr has returned from
a visit at Turner.
Hon. ]. G. Wright went to Dallas
Monday on business.
Attorney A. G. WOOdcock, Of Eu-
gene. was 10 Salem today.
State Superintendent g. NJ. Irwin
has returned from Weston.
Architects Chas. A. Gray and Wal
ter ID. Pugh are in Eugene.
Ernest Lane left Sunday evening for
San Francisco where he may locate.
Rev. w. Reynolds, pastor OF the
Yew Park U. b. church, is in Leba-
non.
Henry Bruer, U. Whitney and Gus.
rrask Of StaytOn we're in the city
Monday.
Justice Hurst and family, Of Aurora,
are in the city, the guests OF Fred
Hurst.
Mrs. f. II. Adair, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lockwood,
Is the guest OF Chemawa friends.
R0lla V. Watt, the Insurance
Union man. and Y. p. S. q. f. leader.
Of San Francisco, is expected in the
city this week.
Dr. &. III. Hall, DR.. G.. II. Robertson
and DR.. T.. A. Pierce went TO Port
land today To attend meeting Of the
State Medical association.
A. n. MOores went to Portland to-
day 10 answer to a telegram announc-
ing the serious Illness Of his mother,
Mrs. j. III. Moores. He was accom-
panied by g. q. Miller.
Postmaster w. Il. Bull OF Wheat
land was In the city today TO get out
new commission as notary public. He
has bought property at the side OF the
new town TO be called Tldeville, that
Is building near the Hopewell church
In Yamhill county.
w j. Martin OF Wheatland one OF
the original Yamhill county Blmetal-
lists, was In town today. He is
Popullst but is in favor OF the Albany
Union. He expects to see permanent
prosperity restored with bimetallism
and not before and proposes TO work
To that end.
Prof. Whltehorn, who has large ex-
perience as teacher OF physical cul-
ture, has classes and private pupils
that will keep him at Salem for five
weeks 10 come. He puts people on
the road for life with rational sys-
TEN of self-deyelopment without the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08
eIaevIf eauRf
Judge Burnetfs Docket in Department
No. 1.

No. I.
| Circuit court, Department No. J.
Judge Burnett presiding met al
g a. N.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Annie Eldriedge vs.. NJ. J. Green ct
al. suit to recover personal property;
nonsuit by plaintiff.
VIM. King and ]. A. Mars w. Hat
tie NJ. Jackson, action for money: non.
suit by plaintiff.
salem Flour Mills, a corporation, Ys
Chas. T. McIntire, action for money;
same.
Butteyille Farmers Warehouse As
ISOLATION V. A. E. LaROcque, action
for damages; demurrer t0 complaint
argued.
Kei,h&Pratt vs.. The Palace Dry
Goods s. Shoe Co., action for money;
settled.
Gray Bros. VS.. NJ. Christensen, act
ion for money: default Of defendant
entered.
George G. Baldwin vs.. F. I. Wright
man, action for money; motion TO
strike out parts Of complaint argued.
J. 1. Dozier vs.. A. f. LaROcque ct
al, action for money; motion to strike
out part Of complaint and demurrer
to complaint argued.
State Of Oregon vs.. ]. b. Robertson,
forgery; arranged.
SET FOR HEARING.
The cases set for hearing are as fol-
lows:
June IL, p. m.-Wm. j. Huffman
ct al, VS.. John knight. action for
money,
June 10, ga. ma. 5. Cone VS.. S.A.
Began, ejectment and damages.
June l6, 9 a. m.-Nicholas Kursch-
nick vs.. Southern Pacific Co., action
for damages,
June Is, a. nc. E. McIlwain, VS..
w. L. RamsdeG. action for money:
p. MA. Blaker vs.. T F. Smith.
June I9, a. m.-F. S. Eldriedge VS..
Tom Lee ct al, appeal from justice
court.
June 2I, p. MI. A. McKillop vs..
B. A. Leonard, appeal from Justice
court, Salem precinct.
Judge Burnett will be on the bench
at O'Clock this morning.
NEW SUIT.
Anna Gehrmann is plaintiff in
suit instituted yesterday against
George Andrews, both parties residing
in the vicinity OF GervaiS. The de-
fendent made threats TO plaintiff and |
abused and insulted her; that by rea-
son of such actions on the part of de-
fendant plaintiff has suffered, and is
suffering great bodily pain snd men
tai anguish to plaintiffs damage in
the sum of 5000. Wherefore she
demands judgment against defendent
for that sum with the costs aud dis
bursements.
PLEADS GUILTY.
j. B. Robertson, this morning plead Il
guilty to the charge OF forgery and Il
was sentenced to two years imprison-
ment. A "true bill" was found against
at the February term, but
being dangerously i'll with TYPHOID
fever his case was continued until the
June term.
TUESDAYS DOCKET.
j. NJ. Brown VS.. B. Phelps, motions
10 dismiss and perfect transcript,
argued.
Geo. q. Baldwin VS.. +. T. Wright
nan, motion to strike out part of
sustained. Amended COM
1laint to be filed June 8, answer
Tune 10.
Dozier VS.. La Rogue, motion to
tirke out part of complaint over
uled. To amend by June 9, answer
~ June 10.
Court adjourned to a. M, Wednes-
ay.
To Wed Grover Simmons aud
ulia L. Mcpherson, secured a mar
iage license from County Clerk L.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08
Tired Nervous. Sleepless.

Men and women-hOw gratefully
they write about Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Once helpless aud discouraged, having
lost all faith in medicines, now ia
good health and liable TO do my own
work" because Hoods Sarsaparilla
has power 10 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, 1897-06-08
SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING.

State Eclectic Medical Association Meet!
In Salem Wednesday.
The seventh annual meeting Of the
Oregon State Eclectic Medical Associa
tion will convene in this city at 10 a
m. Wednesday, June 8. The session
of the association will be held in the
Office parlors of DR.. w. S. Mott, in
the Holman block, corner of Liberty
and State streets.
The program TO be carried is as fol-
lows:
MORNING SESSION.
Calling to order.
Reading OF minutes.
Communications
General business.
Adjourn for lunch.
2o'CLoCK.
Annual Address of Paesident-R.
o. Logan, NJ. D., of Philoma tb.
READING OF PAPERS.
Heredity in Disease-H. Mic hner,
NJ. D.
Echinacece-G. U. Snapp, NJ. D.
genealogical Diagnosis-H. E.
Curry, NJ. d.
A Study In Paediatrics-E. Kirsch-
gessner, NJ. D.
New Remedies-F. Surman, M. D.
Report of Cases in Practice-F. NJ.
Cain, NJ. d.
Appendicitis, Its Treatment-E. d.
Mckinney, NJ, D.
General Surgery-H. S. Henderson,
NJ. D.
Chronic Metritis-S. A. Davis, NJ.
D.
Dermatitis Herpetiformis-G. W.
Mcconnell, NJ. d.
Intra Menstrual Hemorrhage-W.
s. Mott, NJ. d.
discussion of papers.
Election of officers.
Unfinished business.
Adjournment.
The present officers Of the associa-
Jion are: r. o. Logan, NJ. D., presi-
lent, Philomath; H. E. Curry, NJ, D.,
first vice-president, Baker City; j. Sur
nan. NJ. d., second Yice-president; w. |
). Mott, NJ. D., recording secretary,
salem; ]. NJ. Cain. M. d. correspond
ng secretary, Halsey; G. w. McCon-
lell, treasurer, Newberg,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08
SAVE YOUR GRAIN

Few realize that each squirrel de
roys Sl.50 worth of grain annually.
Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher Exter,
economical poison known. Price re-
Putnam, Steiner Drug Co., Lunn &
Brooks, G. L. l.. Baskett aud A. L.
Stone. d q w-3 LOAN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

FIRE BELL REMOVED. WOrkmen
have removed the large fire bell from
the tower in the alley near State
Street between High and Liberty
streets, to the city hall tower. 1t was
a task TO oremoye the large bell but it
was accomplished without an accident.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

Broke DowN.-An almost new
wagon belonging 70 Jacob Huffman,
broke down Monday night under a
load OF wood on the Rural cemetery
hill. One of the axles gave way and
the load was precipitated into the
ditch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

STATE LICENSES.
There was issued from the Office Of
the superintendent Of public in
struction papers licensing 40 persons
to teach anywhere 10 the state Of Ore
gOn. OF the number, - were state
certificates, good for two years; IS
were state diplomas, good for six years.
aud II were life diplomas. All, with
one exception, were granted upon the
recommendation Of county school
superintendent Certificates were is
sued TO the following:
Winnifred Wright, of Elkton: jamie
VI. Clark Kellogg; w. S. Kirk. New
berg: Agnes Magilton, Lakeyiew:
Esther Hexter, Marguerite Longacre,
Hattie E. Monroe and Ellen Kiernan,
ofPOrtland; Carrie McCabe, Wood
stock; Mrs. II d. Rider and Corrine
V. Bruce, Of Montayilla; II. f. Der
rick, Munkers; Hattie Stowell, Eu.
gene; Lulu Smith, Baker City; Roy
Glasscock, Prairie City; Abby E. Sin
clair, Silverton; d. D. Coffey and Mrs.
Carrie W. Coifey, Salem: J. C. Nc
Grew, Lents.
Those receiving state diplomas are:
William A. Massie, Merlin; Emma
Deskins, Hewberg; j. @. Lewis, Day
ton; W. J. PeddicOrd, Moro; Mrs. CT.
ClarksOn, LqkeYiew; Clara A. Haet-
tiDger, Theresa NJ. Haettinger, Annie
Kennedy and Carrie McCabe, Of
Portland; Mrs. Hattie l.. Sweet
Wostell. Bull Run; Lucille sStalker,
Union; Jennie Taylor and Martha
Calef, of Eugene; j. B. Marks, Albany;
A. Adelaide Beebe and Miss NJ. E.
Griffiths, of Ashland; T. L. Amber,
Mount Angel.
NADIA Hart, of Salem, was granted
a diploma upon the presen tation of
papers from another state.
Those awarded life diplomas are
Emily Strahan, Clara a. Haettinger,
NJ. Haettinger, Eva l. Bonser, |
and Mary C. Moore, of Portland; C. C.
Lindel, Sheridan; Z. L. Strain, Mckee; |
Aaron Frazier, Dufur; J. G. Gibson,
Albany; A. NJ. Reeves, Halsey; y. a.
Jacobs, Medford;S IS. Eta Lewis, Salem.
Multnomah county furnished Is of
The number receiving state papers,
Marion Z, Yamhill 4, Linn 4, Jackson
}, Lane 3, Douglas 2, Lake ?, Baker !,
Grant l, Union l, Sherman l, Wasco /
aud Josephine l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

VIOLENTLY INsANE.-John SwaEk,
aged 2s years, was today received at
the insane asylum from Baker county.
He was accompanied 10 Salem by Sher-
i'll w. II. Kilburn and Deputy L. T,
Merrill. The cause of the mans in
sanity was disappointment in loYe
and as result his mind is badly de-
ranged. His arms were encased in a
"muff" which was attached about his
waist and his lower limbs were Sc
curely fastened by shackles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

RAIN NEEDED Farmers from all
parts of the valley report that rain is
badly needed to help out the spring
grain and hay crop Such grain is
very short and unless soaking rain
comes, will be very short. Hopyards
that were worked last year are show.
ing up very fine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

BOUGHT SHEEP. John Minto, Sr.,
has bought a herd OF forty OF the
original MerinO sheep which he
brought TO Oregon, of Robert HALEY
for $3.50 each and is once more
fockmaster.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

SCHOOL FUNDs.-The state school
land board is IN session today on
routine business connected with loan
ingsthe state school funds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

KNOCKED OUT While in
an intoxicated condition last night,
Ross Mccormick entered Mel Hamil-
toms place Of business on Commercial
street and proceeded TO take posses
sion Of the same. He was quite sue
cesful until he attempted to remove
the barkeeper from behind the cOun-
terand as a result Ross is pretty badly
bruised up this morning. He will be
given a trial before Recorder Ed. n.
Edes at ga. III. Wednesday on the
charge of assault and battery. A
prominent official this morning ex-
pressed himself as being disgusted
with the frequent appearance OF Nc.
Cormick in police and justice courts
charged with assault and battery.
There should be a PROVISION ia the
city statutes" said the official, "mak.
ing it possible for a man TO be sent to
the penitentiary when he had violated
the same ordinance seventeen times,
or more"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

use of medicine and entirely By home
exercises. He can be found at the
Cottage hotel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

A CHANGE. The law department
has been assigned the program for the
last night Of Willamette commence
ment instead OF the mnsical. The
iawbone fraternity will put out an
elaborate program.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

To Wed Grover Simmons aud
Julia L. Mcpherson, secured a mar
riage license from County Clerk L.
V. Ehlen this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

7 Electric Light 70 ..--...... - ~
Z Statesman Pub. Co... .... ~
+. ;. Dearborn. ...... ....--. .-- -
Gray Bros. .........-.. .......-. ~
School clerk ...-......- .......- Il W
After a thorough discussion the
following resolution was passed:
Whereas. The board Of directors Of
school district No. "a are at this time
sorely pressed with applications for
teachers, nearly all Of such teachers
having large experience and strong
recommendation; aud
Whereas. Some Of these applicants
are relatives OF friends 0: citizens Of
said district largely represented on the
list Of taxpayers Of said district; there
fore be it
Resolved, That this board deem it
best for all the interests Of the dis
trict to refuse to employ more than
one person in any family as teacher for
this district for the coming school
year"
The payment OF interest aud in
debtedness and certain partial pay
ments due by the board, as submitted
in writing by Chairman E. VI. Waite
was approved.
City Superintendent Geo. a. PEBBLES
submitted report giving the names
and ages Of the forty four graduates
from the public schools and also
copy OF the program to be rendered at
the opera house Friday evening.
Supt. PEBBLES was instructed to make
all necessary arraugem :nts for the
exercises.
Clerk Flagg was instructed to fill
out the diplomas for the graduating
class
The clerk, upon motion, was ordered
to issue warrants to teachers and
janItOrs upon the fling of the monthly
payroll by City Supt. PEBBLES.
a petition from North Salem resi-
dents asking that Prof. A. J. Garland
be re-engaged as principal of the
North school, was presented and
filed.
The board will meet on Saturday
evening the 18th inst when teachers
for the ensuing year will be selected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08
OFFICIAL,
Proceedings at the Capitol,
Asylum Report and List Of State
Teachers Licenses.

The governor and members OF the
state boards we're on duty Monday.
from a. I'd. to 6 p. N.
ASYLUM REPORT.
Superintendent Paiue's report Of
the asylum for May was submitted to
the brari Of trnsteas. IL shows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Program TO Be Rendered BY the Public
School Graduates, Friday Evening.

Program 70 Be Rendered BY the Public
School Graduates, Friday Evening.
The graduating exercises, Of the
Salem public schools, will be held in
Reeds opera house. Friday evening,
at which time a class numbering -
will receive diplomas Of graduation.
Ten cents admission viii be charged
at the door tO defray incidental ex-
penses, for the reason that 10 proyis-
.ion is made by the school board for
the payment Of the same. Members
Of the class will be gwen five invita-
tions each to distribute among their
friends.
The following yery creditable pro-
gram viii be rendered:
Music ...... ....-....... Orchestra
Fan Pupils Of Park School
Music. .......... .... Orchestra
INTRODUCTION OF CLASS.
Recitation The New LOchInyar
Miss Lesley Olive Campbell.
Defamation Bill Nye's Spartacus
Claud Moran.
Vocal Solo,. -. Spring Song
Miss Constance Holland.
Recitation, How He Saved ST. MichaelS
Miss Miriam Hetric.
Defamation Jimmy Tended Baby
Howard Damon.
Instrumental Duet. lima
Caroline Willis and Cora BlOsser.
Sioux Chiefs Daughter
Miss frankie NJ. Wagnon.
Vocal Solo. Only a Song Of Long Ago
Miss Matte a. SOuthwick.
PART ..
Address TO Clasp. l. Campbell,
president Oregon State Normal school, |
VI Monmouth, Oregon.
Presentation OF DiplOmas-By Z. |
NJ. Waite, chairman OF the Board of
Directors.
Music ............ Orchestra. |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-08

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