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payments Postmasters will be required to
recommend 10 the Department for approval
the names and relative standing of sub
stitutes on the Civil Service list.
THURSDAY. JUNE 17.-Representative Evans,
of Kentucky introduced in the House joint
resolution authorizing the President to alter,
modify, amend, or revoke the clsssifcatiOns
and rules regulating the classified Civil Serv.
ice. The resolution recites the existence Of
the Presidents power to latter, modify,
amend, or revoke" these classi6cations, and
also the existence of grave doubts" as to
whether certain recent extensions were
made in good faith to promote selections on
account OF merit or were in harmony with
the intention of Congress in enacting the
Civil Service law"
FRIDAY, JUNE 1S.-Mrs. J. G. Burrows, Presi-
dent of the new Cuban Red Cross Society,
recently formed to raise funds to carry the
work OF the American Red Cross Society into
Cuba, and there aid the suffering natives, by
caring for the wounded and those in needy
circumstances, said to-day that returns we're
coming in handsomely in answer to the ap-
peal made to the public to help the work
along. The subscriptions have been in the
nature of membership fees of 81 each. In
this way it is expected that many Thousand
dollars can be raised in short while. "Our
work is developing very satisfactorily" said
Mrs. Burrows, land we are encouraged to
believe that this will be successful move
meat"
SATURDAY, JUNE 19.-The monthly statement
of the collections of internal revenue shows
that the total receipts during May were Sl0,-
S92, net decrease compared with May,
1886, of $647, 5ss The collections from spirits
amounted to So los. 403 adecrease of $o17, 1S2.
For the Ii months ended May 81 the total
receipts were $133. 176, 200, an increase of
$51, 3S9.
SUNDAY. JUNE Cot was stated to-day that
further notice is to be taken by this
country of the Valencia incident. in which
the Ward Line steamer was fired by
Spanish warship and made to hoist her
colors while in Cuban waters. The trouble
grew out of the ignorance of n new captain
of the vessel of International practice aud
especially the rules that have prevailed re-
garding the duties Of American ships while
in Cuban waters.
JUNE 2l-Judge Bradley this morn.
ing instructed the jury to acqut Allen L.
Seymour, the New York broker on trial for
alleged contempt of the Senate Sugar Trust
investigating committee. So far all the
alleged cantumacious sugar investigation
witnesses have been acquitted.
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PROTEST AGAINST THE rARIFF.

Minister Toru Hoshi, GU behalf of the japan.
ese Government, has flcd protest against the
Tariff bill, in the form of note. He states that
the proposed increase duties will injure the
United States as well as Japan by interfering
with the growth of commercial relations He
cites articles such AS lightweight silks, silk
handkerchiefs. hemp and jnte rugs, mating,
carpets, and tea. The rates in certain cases are
practically prohibitory. he says. He ntmates
that retaliation may follow il the bill becomes
law with the Objectionable features in it.
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Events Of General Interest in tho .;ational
Capital.

Events OF General Interest I'm tho National
Capital.
TUESDAY, JUNE ia csblegrsm received IT
the State Department from ConstantinopIe
states that the SUltan mas issued sn trade an
nouncing the acceptance of DIR. Angel a
Minister from the United States, and Mr.
Terrell has accordingly started hcme. The
action OF the Porte was very welcome 1t the
State Depsrtment-ysmes Alexander Ma
gruoer died here. aged 50. He was @ men,
Der OF the 18th N. Y. Eng, and helped con-
struct the pontoon bridge At Fredericksburg.
he attained the rank of euteusnt. Colone!
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16.-Acting Postmaster
General Heath decided that the Department
permits Postmaeters ut frst-class offices TO
select from their Civil Service eligible list a
sufficient number Of clerks to perform the
work of regular clerks temporarily absent
from duty. such substitutes to be- appointed
TO the FIRST regular vacancy IN the clerical
force occurring thereafter. All sans paid to
substitute clerk must he reeeipted for by
she regular clerk, and Pestmastsrs ere IN
sfocted 70 give personal atteatisn 70 the
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freer of access to her.

A frock OF blue and pink checked and barred
gingham is made apwth a full 'front.' banded
with white embroidery insertion, while over
the shoulders and down to the belt, back and
front Tor they can ibe used only in 'front.' are
embroidery ruffies. Tire collar and belt are of
blue ribbon. The sleeves are finished at the
wrists with embroidery frils.
Ds4'T
A wide brimmed, oIow- crowned hat of fine
black straw, with the brim tilted slightly at
the side in the back, as is most becoming to
the face, with two or three little ostrich.tips
under the brim and with frill of pink taffeta
above, about the crown, with black velvet
bow and group Of nodding ostrich-tips to
lend hight to the millinery structure, makes a
most picturesque hat 1t will be more becom.
ing If the wide brim be faced with black net
shirred into little softening fullness.
**~
The latest thing In shoes Is russell patent lea.
theirs.
The list Of fashionable colors sounds gay
and indeed Fashion is really gay. aud not
always pretty, the colors are too garing
Radish red, army blue" Alsatian purple"
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cHar OF THE CORRIDORS.

Mr. Iillman proposes a stringent change in
the immigration laws. 1t is really All amend
ment to the Tariff bill. 1t provides for a head
tax of 500 on all immigrants. and makes it a
misdemeaner, punishable by fine or imprison-
ment, for any alien who docs not intend to be-
come an American citizen, or who retains his
citizenship in foreign country. to enter the
United States for the purpose Of engaging in
any mechanical trade or manual labor; the
head tax is to remain in force only until Free
Silver coinage is adopted.
+
The death of Col. James Alexander Ma
gruder recalls famous incident Col. Magruder
came of Revolutionary stock. His uncle DR..
William Beans. lived at Marlboro. Md, and
was captured by the British and made
prisoner on board man-of- war at Baltimore.
Francis Scott Key. being friend of DIR. Beans
went to Baltimore to intercedo in the Doctors
behalf and was himself detained over night on
board the British ship, and while sitting upon
barrel upon the gunboat that night wrote the
IS Star Spangied Banner"
4
A gentleman who assumes to read q mean
ftiS IA spuc Vi IcSiueut 3AChlHiSY dcta, Luab
is hidden to the less fortunate. comes out with
the statement that when the Major asks person
to take walk With him it is a great mark of
on6dence. " He used to do it at Columbus
when he was Governor" said the Gossip's in
formant the other day. cat Canton after the
election. he great many people at his
house, but noticed that whenever he was out
walking with anybody that person was pretty
sure to be in his mind for something good.
have observed it since he came to Washington
in half dozen appointments which were not
generally understood, but ! recolect having
seen every ole Of these persons out walking
with the President. Next to walking, ] sup
pose. horseback riding is the best evidence Of
consideration and have noted similar results
as TO those people who have been seen out rid
ing with the President"
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AGENTS WANTED.
Corporal 'SI.klEGG ~
AND HIS PARO,

AND HIS PARO.
1t beatsthem all. No book
hkeit Everybody wants il
200illustrations. Humorous,
Pathetic. Fascinating. Hun
dreds of dollars 10 hustlers.
Old and young buy; also
thousands Of G.. A. X, and
Sons of Veterans. One can;
vasser with 8 helpersh has tai
ken 100 orders: another
made $83 ina days another
took Is ordersin 80 minutes
In ] 6 A. r. Post. Choose
territory at once. "a attrac-
tive illustrations free with
Circulars and terms Write
The N. 81. Hamilton
Pub. Co.. 5Of The Ar
eaGle. Cleveland, q.
Mention The National rr
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"ChiIdren Teethins.,

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should always
be used for children .eething. Il soalhes the,
child. softens the gums allays ALL pain cures wind
collie, and IS the best remedy Tor diarrhea Twenty
five cents bottle.
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MARKETS.
Talkington, Bottger & Co.'S, cir
cular for Jan. II, 1897:

Talkington, Bottger & Co.'S, cir
eular for Jan. II, 1897:
WHEAT.
The market opened a ceut below
Saturdays closing. London cables
and the announcement Of bank fall
ure, were the depressing items OF news
at the opening. Sellers were numer'
Gus, and the bears held the advantage
during the session. The decline was
checked by the demand for cargoes at
New York, and large clearances from
the seaboard points. With light re-
celpts at primary points and good ex-
ports, we are not inclined to take a
bearish view Of the situation, and fail
to discover any valid reason for per-
setback in prices, at the
present time.
May wheat opened at S0i(dS, and
cleared at sol. Cash wheat sold fol
ne. Liverpool January at Is 8td tIr
ID. Visible supply 23,872,OOO, a 4c.
crease Of 779,0OJ.
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Marion County Populrsts.

A special meeting Of the Marion
county Peoples party county central
committee was held Saturday after
noon at the city council chamber.
! King l.. Hibbard, the chairman,
called the meeting TO order and stated
the object OF the meeting was to dis
cuss and take some definite action on
the matter OF creating committee
to confer with the Peoples party
members, OF the legislature, regard
ing laws that would be most benetic-
ial TO the people. Geo. Weeks, the
Howell prairie dairyman, moved that
committee be appointed by the
chairman. Carried.
Chairman Hibbard appointed J.. b.
Stump, G.. p. Caldwell and II. p. Boise
as the committee; himself and Mr..
Weaver being the remainder.
+. J Beatty, L. G. Jory and Mr.. |
Frohman were, on motion, appointed |
"a committee TO draft resolutions for
the purpose OF showing the sense OF
the party on legislative matters. The
following were drawn up and sub
mitted TO the meeting;
Resolved, That our conference COM
mittee be instructed TO use their In
tiuence TO prevent the election TO the
United States senate OF any man who
has given his vote TO or is favorable TO
a gold standard.
Whereas, extravaganza has been
the rule with legislators,
Resolved That they are instructed
TO use their influence to secure the
abolition OF all unnecessary commits 1
slons and the reduction OF lawful ex-
penditures and use their influence TO
secure such amendments TO our ballot
laws as Will make election frauds i'm.
possible; that the clauses OF the intia-
tive and referendum be urged upon the 1
with which ours shall meet,
In order that, il possible, some pro-
yress may be made toward its adop- :
.iOn.n I
The resolutions were adopted with ?
)ut "A dissenting vote.
DIR. Guiss moved that a permanent
be named, the duty Of S
which should be TO confer with the o
'ther local reform organizations in an b
ndeavor 10 bring about a unity OF Il
Iction for the election OF 1898. The e
hair appointed DIR, Guiss. Charles {
diller aud Geo. Weeks to act in this o
5
Some routine business was then dis e
'osed OF and the committee adjourned c.
o meet on the fourth Saturday of the
lonth. A
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SALEM SOCIAL NEWS.

| J. N. Starr returned today from Al
bany.
ia. Van Eaton was a passenger 70
Albany this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Dayis, Of Lin
coin county, are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G.. Shirley re-
turned this morning 10 Portland.
Miss Ada RisdCn, OF Seattle, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Myers.
L. II. Arneson, Of Portland is visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Dennis.
Mrs, w. II. Byrd aLd children re.
turned today from Forest Grove.
G r. Doty, the Court street poultry
dealer, Is suffering from la grippe.
Mrs. NJ. w. Hunt and little daugh
ter went 70 Albany this morning for
a short visit.
Mrs. w. J. Clarke came up from
Gervais this morning and will visit in
Salem legislative session.
A farce and comedy will be pres
ented this. Monday, evening at st.
JOseph's nall, rear OF Catholic church.
Admission 25 cts.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Holman, Mrs.
John Holman and Master Georgle
Lunn spent Sunday with John Hol-
man, OF Albany.
Mrs. Finley c. Perrlne left Satur-
day night for California, where she
will, l,spend the winter in hopes OF re-
gaining her health.
Emil l.. Wlnkler want two more
students 10 complete beginners
harmony class, meeting once week
IN Wednesday next at 7;3Op. IN.
Roy A. Pratt, OF the Vancouver
barracks, left this morning for Van
,ouver, after very pleasantly spending
,he holidays atISalem and Mehama'
Miss Musa Geer, OF the East Salem
'orp OF public school teachers, is alb
ent from her post of duty, owing TO a
evere cold. Her place is being filled
" Miss Grace Pohle
The South Salem Reading club held
well attended session at the home OF
ir. and Mrs. John Bayne Saturday
vening. The society has now 80
lembers and meets next Saturday
light with Mr.. and Mrs. adam
'hmart beyond the cemetery. Spec
II topic: "Dolly Madison"
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MARRIED.

MYERS-PIRKETT-On Januorv
y, 1897, at 7:30 o'clock D. NJ. in ths
room at the court house al Sslen1
Or., Miss Clara 4. Pirkett IN IA
ward Myers, both OF Detroit ~ %
o.. Judge g. P. Terrell, Oniciatlng.
Ihe ceremony was performed bv
udge Terrell, Deputy County
clerk iy and Mrs, F. A. Turner, witness.
ing the tying OF the knot. ''
!, Inc bride is a well-knOwn young
lady OF Detroit, where she has held
the position of postmaster for the
past two years. The groom isa we'll.
known citizen Of that place. The
young couple will make thei home in
Detroit; !"
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Salem Cyclones Defeated.

IN The game of football Saturday
AFTERNOON between the Salem Cyclones
ano the Albany TOrnadoes, the latter
came 6 out victorious, with a score Of
70 l. The local team was far ont.
matched ma, che not only in size and WEIGHT
tSelsss the sisT tbaS ~ scientific playing, Never.
the ieGs eddt CGey put up good game. but
Ole oudS were too heavy against them "
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AN EVENINGS PLEASURE. -- The
people OF the Catholic church will give
two farce comedies at st. Joseph's hall
at the rear OF the church this evening,
TO which an admission OF % cents will
be charged. The following laughable
comedies viii be presented "who is
who" and Jumbo jun"
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oREocS PERSONALS

II. B. Fleming was In Portland Sun
day.
Il. &. Herren visited the metropoll
today.
&. T. Mcintyre was Portland bust
ness visitor today.
Bishop Cranston returned this af
ternoon 10 Portlond.
Editor Finch, Of the Oregon City
Herald, is 10 the city.
Thos. Paulsen, OF Garden Home
was made notary today.
A. G. WOOdcock came down from
Eugene this afternoon.
Hon. G. A. Sehlbrede arrived In the
city this morning, from Roseburg.
Alderman T.. II. Parkhurst was a
Portland passenger tins afternoon.
Banker j. S. Cooper, OF Independ-
ence, went 10 Portland this morning.
ii. q. Downing, the jeweler, has
gone 10 Matagalpa, Central America.
Hon. A. II. Lyle OF Crook county, is
an interested spectator In the lobby.
DIR. ID. A. Paine. superintendent Of
the asylum, returned today from Eu-
gene.
Howard Rowland, OF the Eugene
Register, arrived In the city Sunday
afternoon.
Chas. Dority, of Springfield, is In
the city, 20 witness the legislative
opening.
Chas. Allen, of Oak Grove, Or. is
whiting with Palmer & White, batch
elors house.
President IL. Il. Miller, OF the Cor
wallis Agricultural College, was In the
city Sunday.
John King assistant engineer at the |
state reform school, went 10 Portland |
this afternoon.
Mr.. Wills. member OF the state
board OF equalization from Crook
county, Is In the city,
Colonel Robert Thompson, of the
Portland custom ofice, returned this
afternoon 10 the metropolis.
Fred Wagner, OF the Ashland It'd
ings, Is In the city, guest OF his busl.
ness partner, State Printer Leeds.
Messrs. IL. b, Compson, j b. Eddy,
A. /. Macrum and Clerk Lydell Baker,
OF the railroad commission board,
came up from Portland this morning.
E. w. Bartlett OF La Grande, is In
Salem on business before the state /
land board aud incidentally 10 wit I
ness the ''grand opening" at the state |
house.
Supt, Lawler OF the Anidem'Quartz
mines Is la London aud very rich =
'ein OF gold and silver ore is reported ;
q have been struck since the holi-
lays, c
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ELECTORS.
Republicans Meet at Salem to Cast the
Vote OF Oregon.

Republicans Meet at Salem to Cast the
Vote OF Oregon.
At ~ O'Clock noon today John F.
Caples OF Portland, T. II. Geer Of
Macleay, e. l.. Smith of Hood River,
and $. NJ. YoIan of Eugene. Republi-
can Observation-Disclosures met at the
capitol TO perform the duties required
OF them by the constitution and laws
OF the United States, namely that of
casting their ballots for VIM. McKln-
ley and Garret A. Hobart, president
and vice-president respectively.
They also elect a member OF the
college from Oregon to carry the vote
OF this state to Washington, job
involving about thousand dollars Of
mileage and picking, over which there
Is enormous strife.
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CARD or THANKS. Mrs. ID. W.
Joseph aud daughter, Miss Mary, take
thls'means OF expressing their heart
felt thanks and appreciation 20 their
neighbOrs aud friends who so kindly
aided them during the sickness and
death OF their husband and father.
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DIED. The two-year-old child OF
Grant Barker, died In Southeastern on
Sunday at l o'clock, of Group. The
funeral will take place from the resid-
ence TO Odd Fellows cemetery.
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COMEDIAN srocKwELL

Supported by the Bacon Company Pre-
sents the Magistrate" Tonight
Judging from the number Of seats
that have all ready been sold for the
Stockwell- Bacon engagement the
house will be filed. The "Magis-
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present time.
Call for Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that | have
cash on hand to pay all warrants en-
dOrsed up 10 June :, 1875, d interest
on the same will cease Oh TIE date Of
this notice. Dated January y. 1891
q. l.. Brown,
l-9-2w County Treasurer.
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trate" tnat will be given for the first
time here tonight is comedy of. the
purest type. Mr.. Stockwell as the
Police Magistrate is at his best The
company is a large organization and
merits the large patronage they will
receiYe. Seats on sale at Patton Bros.
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lNCoRPoRATED,-The Southern
Oregon Fair Association, TO hold "a
fair at Medford, was incorporated
today at the state secretary's ofice,
by A. 5. Blinton, J. A. Whitman, I.
l.. Hamilton, and 1. w. LawtOn.
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Monologueby J.simon;-"If 1 can't
be senator my first choice is H. W.
Corbett" and Mr.. Simon is good man
to have on your side.
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Chief OF Police nilley OF Salem
wants merchants 20 observe the II
inch limit IN displaying wares on side
walks as the walks are very much
crowded these days.
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Connnnuted.

The sentence OF NJ. Karell, a convict
who has been going blind, was COM
muted 10 expire tomorrow.
Fred Ives was also restored 20 citi-
zenship.
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A GOOD BnL-Of groceries is solid
comfort to every hOusekeeper, and
especially when it has the superb
quality of the goods sold by BransOn
81 Co. Ill 81
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St. Elmo Restaurant.
=, A complete meal I5c. Only white labor.
Extra service at reasonable rates.
-, MRS. GEO. E. SMITH, Prop.
244 Commercial Street.
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer in groceries. paints. oils,
window " glass, varnishes. and
the most complete stock Of
brushes Of all kinds in the
state $ Artists materials. lime,
nair' n cement and shingles. and
finest quality Of grass seeds.
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THEY NEVER FORGET. When a
man has once smoked a La Corona
-Salem's favorite cigar-he never
forgets its superb flavor and aroma.
Ill 81
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1, A. R0ndeau aud Jennie ThibOd-
eau' Edward Myers and Clara Perkett
were the couples securing marriage H.
ccnses today.
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Police Court.

The case OF l.. IL. Mcmahon vs.. IL
W, Copeland, a suit 60 recind Judge
ment for about so, alleged 70 be due
for advertising, has been dismissed IN
Recorder Edes' court, the plaintiff
failing 10 file a bond for costs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-11

August Lundholm, native OF
Sweden, today received final citizen
ship papers.
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A cemetery association was orga .
niEed al Dayton last Satusday.
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The morniug Dispatch OF the Dalles,
has vanished.
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him enter the hotel. Upon reapps-,, ~, sod
in9' i,D. the man wore different , nat lam anO
,hs' ,5s os5cer S|c Immediately arrested nm @
Tbornton's old hat was concealed a ~. Ue
nsstb his vest. When arraiRned Oe-
Sors 1Sr'" Recorder Eues this morning,
Thornton acknowledged having l9.t1nnd COM
Ito ~ nossessIon Of the hat but claimed
he was drunk at the time.
- Tboruton's case was continued - gn-
,u q o'clock this afternoon in order
that Night Policeman Gibson mienS eno
be in attendance at the trial as the
principal witness.
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i. errAK THIEF.

About 1880 O'Clock Saturday evening
a man having the appearance Of q ;
hobo. was seen to snatch a pair Oh
nants and a macintosh from the
hooks just outside the White Corner
drv.0oods establishment and lmme-
diately take ito his heels de was vas
pursued but managed to successfully
eyade his pursuers and made good
his flight.
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from AEi a,d. .-turnishsd rooms three blocks
street. a. Oihger' 32l MN
I.S tt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

,.ua..i 4" HLEMAM GlRL-Wants a place to do
stba sI"e'at AZ nouSework; Apply to Miss Magyar
T.Hs Aoeneke, Mill City, Or. Iii or
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LARCENY Ar COTTAGR HOTFI

About a IN. Sunday, Jack Thorn.
ton was arrested by Policeman d. W.
Gibson on the charge OF Larceny from
a dwelling. Mr. Gibson had kept a
suspicious eye on the man for several
hours and was not surprised 20 zee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-11

street ~ ,DNear lumber yard on Twelfth
OwDsr par par sllyer'rimmed eye glasses in case
Office an5 may nave same by calling at Journal
e."-e ana paying for this notice. &c At
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typew,i,s, n b, SCOfT,-SIenograI her and
b,nL brIL"IseI' p'' room II, over Ladd & Bush's
N' F'ompt attention TO all ella ses of work.
ECf, IIh
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brown wr,Dr: rr:ArER-Large lot Of hesII
he thin SPPlng paper for sale cheap. X,
Journal o,ssI ~. putting under carpets. Cal !.
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Indian N sonN "-EIeyen acres adjoining the
garden sr sfehool' at Chemawa, FIVE acres Of
wate, ipSna, good house. barn and well
Addrsss month or year for low cash rent.
two MIL noA rs, or apply at G. w. .Pearmlne,
DIT ~ ,ses norlh OF town on river road II.zstf
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himself . nooNlNG~-H. St. Helen has built
salsm new workshop at his place In North
oG Gn, san where he is prepared ~ 40 ali tinds
store pn.ang Orders left at Martin;s iewelry
- so promptly attended m ,,1o nS
CARPET M NJ, - ". lz3O mp