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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04
Rerzins Iatered.

The body Of Lillian HOstettler-
aged 2 years, accompanied By beI
bereaved father, Z. HOsteltler. az
rived ia this city on the RJss5gry
mail this morning. They were me-
At the depot by q delegation from tn
l. o. o. r, Of which oruer Mr.. Hos
tetfler is z member, besides q large
party numbering nearly twenty. iron
the Congregational Sunday school, u
which the deceased was q regular at
teodznt. The remains were removed
70 the corner Of High and Chemel eta
streets, where funeral services were
conducted at 3 p. p. m, By Rev. VI.
c. Kantner, and the remains were in
terred in the Lee Mission cemetery
beside those Of the mother who pre-
eeeded the daughter only few weeks
since. Four members from Lillian's
Sunday school class, viz: Chester
RiDeman. Willie Kantner, Caples
Matthew ahd Claude Bell, served az
pail bearers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

SgpsrTisor Adz- Ohmart- has De-
gu1 EOrk q TIE r1z5 Esys extending
s38th of the clty past t3s cemeteries.
BE il hauling q tBs larger bouldsrs
bsUls5 On fen years ago, and dump.
ingttbsn into great cavities. They
srs then onrsrs5 with earth and
coated with fDe rivar gravel This is
probably tbs bes; l-s that can Be
MADE % the o51 l6srs Mr.. Ohmart
h4s hard jo5 10 please al and de-
serves tbs cooperation ~ property
OWDers- Several property oEners in
Sggtb Salem nave made improve
ueuIs q Commercial street. That
street leading % The cemetery ought
u tE made : beautiful boulevard
planted Eiih the right sort Of orDa-
marital shane trees-nOt maples. The
Cemeteries ought also 70 be put in
psTfsct 5r1ss for memorial day. Let
AL help 2 LITTLE and il E.ll Be easily
made 3 source Of pride 70 all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04
Ia,-colleriste Rzsshall

The State University, Of Eugene
Agricultural College al Corvallis, the
McMinnTille College Presbyterian
ColleEe q Albany, Pacific College al
NeWoerg and Monmouth Normal
sebo0l- have inaUgurated 8 series Of
intercollegiate baseball games. Will
lzDstls university. Of this city, not
hzFing available material for a team
did nol enter the tournament. The
nrst q the series was played al AL
5sny % Saturday last between the
Corvallis and Albany teams and re
suited il 3 victory for the latter, the
ss0re being - TO is il its favor. The
seoood game Of the series viii be
played o. Saturday May 18th between
Albany and Eugene. OF the other
teams NeWberg has forfeited the game
% McMinnyille by refusing TO play,
which leaves the lattar team in the
lead. They play Monmouth May Is.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04
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vii prove whs5 great zo5 lasting ben
EFT EGs derived fryu This oy1EsntiOn.
The sixth z1nezl r3DTeutiOn wiz
be bsld al Ssls1 3sTt April
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04
DID

puTTFR-Af fos family boEDe, cof-
-,sTr~Stste ana Tws1ty-tiTsi stree,
40 a n EuD5aT. Nay Z. -.
2r-e-T Lsncul1 Potter, sgeo o
rss-E s-5 3 uoDfhs. u 1Stuls.
u-sszso sss Torn ir Eaton county
rrfet frsr- coming - Oregon with hls
ra-srts in Is7s, sDos which tiBe 0s
frzs rsa5s5 in Szlsn, being lngagso
Il - rurssry business in partner
sip E5fh his father.
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rss uus n SzIem's most eDergstlc
vgzuz busin iness men and " his quiet
Al gsufssuznly disposition made
tc<ts q friends wbo NOUN his os2if-
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fu-y t-Ctbsrs sD5 3 sister, who share
tbs sympathy q > large circle q
f-5sD5s infbsir bsresrsDsnt They
are Tbs5e Potter. q Michigan L. ".
Potter. = Whitssksr- and Gertrude q
p Ter. E50 lives al home Although
NJ. Potter had bssn afflicted Tor ten
S1Ie Al1els III IL - -
ers5 by many friends ss hoIelsss-
the end came quite suddenly. De-
oszssd had been Cd and about the
hy1ss IL the morning, feeling cheer
fl a. % bis troubles. when in the a.
terDo0n his spirit tOok fight 10
gentle slumber.
Deceased was . student Of the Eu-
gsne state university ten years ago
and only gave up bis studies owing 70
po0r bszlth- Since that time be has
MT bssn considered q well man, hay-
ing been up and down at different
times He was blessed with a most
cheerful makeup, and bore his all
DeDts with superior fortitDde.
Funeral services VIII Be conducted
frUm the family home al 10 q. ID.
Wednesday, Rev. Wm- Steel, q the
Presbyterian church Officiating. The
remains viii Be inferred in the City
View cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

There are several cases Of measles
about Salem, none OF which have been
reported as being Of a lseriOus
nature. Ralph Watson, of Yew Park,
was taken III Monday and bushes as
be never did before
Miss Dean Kitchen, W. [. student
is also suffering an attack.
Mrs David Simpson, who has been
quite seriously i'll with the measles is
reported as somewhat improved today.
Although quite an elderly lady it is
thought that in time Mrs Simpson
VIII entirely recover.
ChAs. B. Hodgkin Is suffering from
one Of Jobs eOmfOTters that has To-
Gated on the back OF his neck.
Fred BOwersOX has just about necOy-
cred from a three weeks serious illness
and will soon be aOOu6 the streets
again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

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n. Eatrs7C.,st Czar=-

lDs Methodist cuuTUB WEs GlS1
via q sndjsDgs q Ssleu's y = pep
Tls % bear Miss Ne-lis Cock- piz1-
~ zD5 EDs- GsoeFrs Johnsio0s
Blso9r. , priE1s cara sgyrs0o- Elss
Cox CT's1s3 TIE program with ~
s3f q Ba1j.1 ty CaswlD25s- Mz9zBe
Eis51P u ls5y q the 1oes9 IressDos-
q 1zsEul15Hut Vbys5ssl beariDg. yet
gra9efl and refined in sFerT DOEs-
Esut- Hsf TyjSs 3 q sympathetic
sHssf1sss and coDss for1h VITA the
u5os1 perfect frss59n- ease and 81lsh.
Hsr OEeui1E ara from the opera
-s5sor3sllaH csDilrz1s5 t5s a35ie1ss
gith its 5isrlsg q DgHer so5 wealth
q sElbgrs- TIE c31Sing eresosD5o il
great Rzras q IDerezs5ng force and
parity. drew forth Al eocoTE % Wbicn
sbe rssD9D5ss VITA tbe --OrsnEs
Song."
Ms CJsk f5llyEe5 with } three
selssijO1 DsDbsE. the curious March
q the Dzsrfs the sweet Poem ~
NarDgWell and so5ing with Ths
Elng's Egating jig" All Eon ap
glzsse- and Miss COX szs compelled
~ appear again
Il the fourth n1utsF MADAM
Bisbgp opsDs5 with most sWssl
n1ei ur1sl lullsty --Slssp Little Rl,ss-
93d- II wzs again 3 Performance q
E0n5erful fB5sh- zWske1i1x Ibe
a1dleooe % The tso5eres1 psibos.
aroused OILY bg tas s0Fzs9sg O :
m9lber breathing oui the zssrtb11 q
Der sgul DFer ber child ssnkiUE IN
slumber. .'ErerDoTe Lost % Ne
il 3 sz36er strain. Ezs sung IN Tieh
minDf keF
Il ZinEsra-" 3 Wild Gypsy Del-
O5y from D9oiLefti. gave the Hidssi
range fof tins mJsi Wo16srful FDloE
that has been heard n our modest city.
The acoustic qualities q The church
responded beautifully % the DE-
usaDds D1rbeT grand Ginning e1erts-
Al encore wzs answered Eith --COD-
ing Through the Rge, which ooly
demanded more Applause and Was
Al last reluctantly compiled with and
81 TIE request u Prof Heritage, MDs
Bishop sang With VegdUre Cad, %
from Handel's Messiah
Miss C09k follOEed with tW0 uu1D- 4
bsrs frDm Rubinstsin. that tested % 4
The uID0sf The high qualities q The 4
concert grand piano furnished b. 4
Whale for the ooczsiOn-"
The stzoezt0 st0dy dassrFe5ly Won /
the peFf0rHser an e0nre- II had 1
ci1ruii passages executed with one 4
hznd playing both pzrtS Mme 1
Bishop was greeted Eith haDdclzp- |
Ping shea she appeared iu the fnzl 1
rBDber. su Aria, by .Masseoei, from T.
lie Cd" An snooEs Eas richly re-
Hzr5ed Nlth Sweet Alice, Ben Bolt. 4"
NOw TIE fact became apparent 70 the 4
audieBoe that The entire makeup % /
The singer Was decidedly 'sTrilby- /
esQ ae. and this lent and zdded charm |
70 The appearaBoe d the singer. The 4
admirers % Du Maurier's heroine
and wonderful pFimA donna nov real
iIed that they had heard q wOm4n's
voice when at its best, and that means
the best out o. hundred who wear
that title. such Nine. Bishop Is en-
Titled 10 be called, and II Is only % be
- wODderful a singer had
not an audience Of thousanos iustead
0f hundreds.
The people o. Salem are under last
ing obligation 10 Prof. Heritage for
this opportunity 10 bear these grand
Women artist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

The Sslvat5D1 Army Il acz1silg
gsdng - SCI ehil5rsa al TIDE SslFsli1C
asB % Saturday. Nsy stb. Al : ?. Il
Tso orlgbi AID iDielliEs1i Dlys AID
gir3s are % - sod % Tie highest
13d6sE. II yOg o. Dot Elsb u DuT,
cDEos and sc the sale Ice cream and
cake served after iBs zBrii0u- CODe.
Admission free The arzy Al salem
has = DeI1bers and j. working hsro
10 it, FarfD1s llDss q reform E30Fs-
rlents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04
oRzooN PERSONALS.
AS Commercial s-.ss

Z "a. isfi t9ssy fgr Bos.asDs. B.
&
A. gpbssss has g93s 10 Corvallis a
a sbgFz ris5i-
z C. Glitter Ess n Por1lE8d NO0-
osF sfisrDOon-
Df. J. R. Ksess visited Gerrais
ffas3ds bS5sy.
ggazs Gsa. n. Bgrosss Vas q Port
lass sisibE today.
Prf. z. n PzrFlB rsturDe1 % Al
hay this usor1iHg.
state Printer W. r. Leeds vas IN
ibe 1Dslrspyiis today.
Nr. and Mr.. J. l. KAplinger have
gOoe % Eureks, Cal
IN. Kyle seat 70 Portland via
steamer Es3Dfe today
Chas M2sSo sin PoFiland, having
ROse via steamer RlDOTe today.
81 Shore, q Scio. Is the g5est O.
yasiiue zo6 Mrs II. A. johnson.
Mr2 A. Ia Foilst took passage for
WbsEilzn6. via steamer ElnOre to
cay.
NrA W. W. Ei@er. o. St1ytOn. is
visiting Nr. AID Mr. J0A PO8es in
Yes Park.
Miss Leila Parrish, q NOnnO1ib,
IL the guest q the Misses PEyDe, 90
SOFth CgnmefclEl street
Miss stella Vac ATey reiur0ed
this afteFBoOn % her SllEertOn home
after 4 saOrt Tisit With Salem friends.
J. Il. Davis has been appolnted
depgty assessor Tor Marion county %
al the vacancy caused b. the Death
u e. n. Simps0n.
Mr. J. T. Broaa0gh. q Spokane.
ard Miss Stella DoTris. returned 70
RI1eDe today after a brief visit with
Mr. II. ~. TbomIs90.
Mrs. g. r. Terrell and daughter,
Miss Lila have gone 10 Aeh4mA TO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

AT SPcgAEE-Chzrses ". HellED-
brzro aod Homer CEsTeL- q tbis ciig
are pleasantly heated 81 spDk20s-
VAST. where tbey are o0DoDctiDg q
lzrge cigar store IL tbe business cd
Ter q thai lively tOEn- InG lstlsr %
relatives il this city NJ. HsllsaOrzDo
declares that spokane il the hFeliesl
city On the eozsi- including san FTzu-
cisco TIE many friends 10 ihis city
% these euikrprisiDg g0uDg men, Nill
be pleased 30 learn they are doing
aicely 10 their De@ locztiOL- A BuD-
oerof S4IeDites have gone % SpgkzDs
duFing the pzst two weeks with Tie
expectation q lOGzting tbere-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04
Saw Mhage

Geo. W. Davis, while at Toledo,
Lincoln county, the other day, looked
toward the Pacific ocean and through
a gap in the mountains saw a vast
eIpanse Of the Pacific ocean lifted
high in the air. The movement Of
the waves, the breakers rolling in to-
ward the shore could be seen so
plainly as almost 10 be audible. Some
thirty persons witnessed the mirage,
which gradually merged into the fog.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

SEDGwIcE POsT.-A lively session
% SedgEick Poet g. a z q Salem
wEs beld NOodzy night The resolu-
lions - Reno pOsi. Of ROssbung- zDo
Ghs ruses o. the Oregon Soldier >
Home requiring inmates 10 surrender
o0niFOl q their pensions were de
cRsse6 and referred 70 4 committee
Hhieh win make . report a. TIE neTi
nesiing. Some o. the old soldiers are
strOngly in fz7Or q the rule q the
Home, while Others are a. bDtly %
posed. The oonmitsee sill DTob4bly
lDdiciO0slY consider the matter sBo
make 3 report Jhsi Eill deal fairly and
intelligsBfly Sitb The question.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

'TATTERs" AT THE AsYLUM.-The
young people Of 81. Joseph's CatbO-
lie church last evening presented
'Tatters" al the State insane asy-
lum. The chapel was crowded and
the members Of the troupe were
highly compiimented for the credit
able manner in which the pc form
ance was given.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

LIPE Is SHOKT And you should
lose 90 ume 10 embracing present op-
pOFtunities- Remember we serve the
hest IS cent meals 10 the eity.-GeOrge
Brus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

FAKlEERs GET YOUR SEED.-YOU
can DOW get your nAK seed al Ray
nnnd's stO E II you are going 70 put
10 any nAK fOr the salem scuicning
Dill. This seed is supplied free and
must bs sOWn between D0N and the
middle q the mOnth. Do not delay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

PARTNER WANTED.--To g o. the roac
shk The --latest u80oey msking sghene. Musi
he q good HpPeAT4nos and address and have
sIoo Address X b care Of Joznal. y-z-S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

Spices and fiavoring ex-
tracts are favorite nests OF
adulteration; perhaps you
don't care.
But SehilliMgS Best are
pure and money-back.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

FoT ale b.
Harntt &LawTeneS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-04

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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14

Laura Greene and family; Dave
Tewalt and family; Joe Pitzer,
S. Carter, Geo. Coffran, Chas.
Kopp, Ell. Kgninger; Phillip and
Vim. Branca; Ed. Stevens and
III. Whitcomb and family, and
more than one can think of-all
settled down for the winter.
Clayton has had fair summer,
as it always has, and can afford
to sit down in its quiet, unassum
ing way, at home in winter quar-
ters. The smelter ran as if it
had been CREASED, turning out
bullion at a small profit all the
time. But our eastern frie nds
will remember that all this time
it is only the cream of mines that
can be utilized in this way. If
we were to use the main body of
our silver mines, no smelter or
reduction works of any kind
could run. And at the low un-
reasonable and unnatural price
of silver very few mining plants
can run And this takes away
from the whole nation our natur
al thrift After our visit at Clay
ton we take a coach. No snow
from here to Challis for a sleigh
When we reached home we found
everything running on in its
steady, old fashioned way-the
best town, after all, in all the
county.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14
Ne Gets rs years IN sne Pen

". B. McGraw has been con-
victed of the crime of rape. The
offense was committed on Flor
ence Cartwright. an orphan girl
who is undoubtedly the same lit
tie girl that used to live in Chal-
lis, but now live near Kendrlck,
Idaho. 1t is said the girl was
about Ii years of age at the time
the crime was committed. The
assault occurred ON Sept. 8. 1896.
and in June 1897, child was
born as the result of the relations
maintained between them. IL.
c. Maxwell. uncle of the girl,
had McGraw arrested.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14

MUSIC
MRS: FULL ORCHESTRA.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14
Rev Guy Foster.

Rev. Guy Foster, of White
water. Colorado, has been secur-
ed as a permanent minister for
Challis. He and his family come
highly recommended. They are
expected Thursday evening. Mr.
Foster will occupy the pulpit
next Sabbath forenoon and eve
ming.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14
school Ent<rtaInment-

The school entertainment of
Dec. 23rd is the first of series
to be given for the benefit of
both departments of the school
The next will De a Washington
program given by the B depart
ment.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14
The old Reliable Coming

DIR. F. Pyle, the Old Reliable
Dentist informs US that he will
be in Challis about the Goth of
this month and will remain but
few days. Those in need of
work in his line will find him at
his office in the Fox lodging
house. All work warranted
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14


Thefollowing warrants against
Custer county, will be paid on
presentation with interest to
date, if presented within sixty
DAYS from date of this notice
CURRENT EXPENSE.
(April Issue 1897.
Nos. 98-99- -1OOL101-1O 2-193
-1O4- and-106.
July Issue 1897.
Nos. 1O7-1O8-1O9- 9-11O-11f-
112 -113-114-115H116-117
118-119-12O- 121-122-
124-125-126- -127-12s- s-129
13O-131-132-1 -133-134-
136-137-13S- -139-140-141
and-142.
REDEMPTION FUND.
Hospital Fund April Issue 1s94l
Nos. -and-6-
General Fund July Issue 1894.
No. II.
ROAD FUND.
October Issue 1897
No. SO.
Interest at Z per cent Inter
est commences from date of reg
istry to 10 days after date of ad-
vertiSement.
J. p. SPALDING,
County Treasurer
Dated at Challis, Dec. IA. 1897.