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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03
BICYCLING oMENs.

To end your wheel is n sign you will
quarrel with 4 friend.
To read the advertisements of newly
invented painless saddles is n sign you
will die poor and dcspiscu.
To be chased by n yellow dog with n
r'-ii k n cook stove and n mouth like
= cellar presagcs n bad fall.
To :puncture n tire ten miles from
home is n sign that you will have n
SPAWN on your of hind hoof.
TO see n redhcadcd woman wearing
green bloomers is q sign your rim will
split unless you say "Kokalo" and
throw n bale of hay ovcr your left
shoulder.
To fail to pay the regular weekly
installmcnt Is an i'll omen, and il means
that YOU will meet n dark man who will
afford You much trouble and incon-
venience.-N. Y. Telegram.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03

STOCKTON, Sept. 20-An attempt
was made yesterday to burn down the
business portion Of tho city. Several
inccndiary fires we're started. Tile
Pioneer Art GALAXY was destroyed
and u mar was seen to leave the
b1ilding on the roof shortly before
the fire started
Tho Odd Fellows building was nlso
set on fire. md the large dry goods
establishment ~ Levy & Brother was
Quilted by water, aud what WINS not
damaged by water WIS ruined by
smoke. The lodge room OF the Odd
Fellows was also damaged.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03

"Fcllow back there gave Weary a
quarter Ia lei Inn fnlcrgraf him. Tho
fellow posed him, nm then he says
'Smilc' with YOU says Weary. so
pcrlito. SO the futcrgratcr rushed
tho can np' Weary Gll4 up. There
says the fotcrgrnfcr. can you hold
thntg' 'ics.' says Weary, mn II dozen
moro Il mcnm the expression. says
the f%"tcrgratcr. Not 30 stiff; lot
your features work Il little .Whnt!'
yclls Weary, what's that about
workiu'Y' But il was too late. tho
fotcrgrafcr Ind him nn' | never sec II
moddcr man. - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03
TWO More Accidents.

Last Saturday, ut tho cyanide plant
Eugene Way was Injured by II tim.
her dropping on his foot and bruised
the mombcr quite severely. On the
following day NJ. II. Black wns struck
on the head by n rock thrown from II
blnst in the grade 1T tho samu place.
receiving II scnlp wound. Neither
will suffer moro than temporary III
convenience from the cncciu Of the
accidsnta.-Timcs Reviow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03
tFROM DAILY
SALMAGUNDl.

W. =. Anderson Jr.. Of Gold Creek.
is in town.
She riT Jas. Matccr. returned last
evening from Carson.
Payne & Mcbride are unload ny
two carloads OF lumber today.
a. Bruce went up the river ycstcr.
day and caught u fine trout.
j. y. Poll arrived today from Fen
oion To relieve Operator Onyon.
Mrs. Geo. Brue returned ycs'cr-
day from Il pleasant visit to Reno.
Martin Brown. day Gle rk at the De-
pat Hotel, left for Eureka this morn
ing.
Ms. j. II. llarlmnn was II p.sscn.
ger III thus MORNINGS stage for Gold
Creek.
MR. j. \. Ilolcomb and two ch,l-
drtn came up from Rene yesterday
to reside permanently IN Elko. Mr..
Hi ,omh is the geutlcman,y clerk at
Geo. Bruce's.
Million Wallace and Will O'Ncal
shot about l. blackbir ls day.
and they are sending ont invitations
To their friends To eat blackbird pic
with them to-day.
We are H. formed that q, great big
friend II the Nevada -Sagebru,h
gir." is laying for the tsaln y editor II
Of the Gold Creek News with II stuff
fed club about fuur feet long.
Rev. and Mrs. John Dawson will
depart this evening for their new
home ut lio scburg. Oregon. During
their stay III Elko. Mr.. and MB. Ddw-
Eon have made many warm friend.
Kal ,on-.At what ng" would you adj
wise a young lady t. marry ?
Miss Kcsne-At the parsDnnge-if
eho ever has a chance.
II John l. Sullivan wins the Bos-
ton MIyoralty contest in leEs tl,an ill.,
eel rounds, it is believed that his
next 20 will he with Fit2.immons.
The ladder must bc climbed round 10y
round.
1t required the united efforts 81 five
doctors in Oakland the uti or day 10
pull n mans arm into place. One
doctor generally manages to pull u
mans leg without calling 10 assist
ance.
Late arrivals from Alaska state
that work is not Easy to obtain, IA
thcrv Hro more men than employment
can b" found for. The Sl3n day
period IL but n plcnsing "reminiscences
OF II picturesque past.
Mr.. Tcargrr. tho carpenter. while
ont fishing yesterday had the mis-
fortune Ia fall down n steep bank.
striking on his shoulders OH n rock
pile. No bones wore broken. but lac
IL too lame To work today
Queen Llllinukalnnni WIS u pasScn-
ger in the cast-bnund train last night
on her way to Washington City. Her
intention is tn pass the entire winter
at the capitol to watch her interests
when the Hawaiian treaty Of anncx
ton comes up for consideration.
Vim. Onyo1. who has been night
operator here for some time has been
promoted to position rs Agent at
Mill City. Tor which place he depart
I'd on No. ! today. Wills many
friends, while rcgrct:ing his depart
urr. are glad to hear Of his promo
ton.
Fred Munsnp. driver ~ the T.. r.
NJ. delivery wagon. laid his coat down
ou "A box in front of the store Inst Sat
ur luy evening. Presently two spcci-
mems Of tho genuine hobo came
along. and while on" went INTO thc
store Tor q match, the other II am
BLEED or with his cont.
A Fellow Fccling Disappointed
Suit"r t%savngcly) What 10 that j
little imp? You sny you just over
heard your sister tell me sh" would
DO n sister 10 me, mud that you nre
glad 81 1
Small Brother (meekly). .Ycth, thir.
mithery lovcth company, thi,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03

Two Turks were nj n French ban
quet. Toward tho conclusion Of the
icnst n FrcnChmrn selected n tooth
pick from tho trny roar him an.. 20
litely passed the tray on la his nnivh-
Dor, who, however. pcr"mp'orily do.
clin"d tia offer, cxclaimInti: mo,
thank you, hnvc nlrcndy cairn two
~ tho ncourscd things, and I wnnt
no more"
Sunday school teacher latter dcliv.
criug n homily 0n loving and respect.
ing onc'a parcn's) You alwa q obey
your parents, do you not. children?
Cmss lin unison)
Tcachcr-Now. Jimmie Jones, YOU
may tell us why you do so,
Jimmie (prompily)-Causo dey'ro
bigRer'n inc an I gottcr.-llnrdcr's
Baznr.
4 certain learned Judge in New
York (nll judges nrc lcarnrd) handed
down this opinion tho other day,
along with Hnno saVo counsel Ia n
poor man who had been cOntcmplnt-
ing tho illegal net known ma f"lo do
SO. or sc'f.slaughtcr: "Don't got 40
| melancholy and love sick about n
woman said tho JudIo. speaking ne
ono having experience and authority
I There aro others. love does moi
amount TO much when you sift il
1 down"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03

Dave Cnspcr has Just received n
now lot Of samples Of Fail nnd
Winter Clothing which vii he made
TO order from Sl3.5l up. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03

Remedies for human ailments ina
demand attention because OF their ca
tablislicd regulations or their "magic-
al powers. ar large salcs. or immense
sums spent in advertising. Cures
CONT. Tho Eminent Trib cures all II
claims to cure. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03

w b. Duvull, r. r. Bowels and
Baron j. q. Bcllnsige went out to
Bullion this morning TO examine the
mines in that section.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03

Only une-sixth OF an inch OF rain
fell last night, although it rnincd for
nearly two hours. a person n
walk across the street today without
Keeping his eyes shut to escape the
dust.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03
onto II.

Mrs. Van Dyke las Van Dyke appear
Mt three n. m)-Whcrc have 20" oe'""
Vnn Dykc-l-cr- ,..
Mrs. Van pykc--Now he cnrei"'"n"
YOU saw, William. Don't hin you cnn
throw me- of the s~ccut.-Boston hicra'"'
The largest apes have only l6 ounces
n l~,roirs. tho lowest men hive ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
cahsn vietass-

CINCINNATI, Feb "a special 70
the Commercial Tribune from Jack
sony.lle, says:
Letters from Pinar del Rio today 70
Colonel Corbe, give details of engage
ments 10 that section recently, in al
OF which the insurgents were success
ful.
Near JaroCta, Major p. Morales en-
gagged San Martins troops, and after a
two hours hght, the Cuban maehets
charge drove the Spanish from the
Geld ia utter rout, they leaving Is
dead on the held.
The insurgents deooyed the spanish
into a trap In Jopeta swamp and cut
their rear guard into pieces and
routed the squadron Of 500 mea, The
spaniArds, losing over 800 men.
Al the woods Of Il Tovlo was an
other disaster tor the spainArds' Col-
.nel Iorente defeating Colonsl Mart
ins detachment OF go men and fore
Ing them 10 retreat 20 san JuAny
Martine1, With heavy loss, leaving the
dead oa the hnld,
Al Janta, the SpAinards made a
plueky aght. but the Cuhans routed
them after three hours hard aghting.
TIE insurgents secured 30 rifles and
100 ounds OF ammunition. Their
Ion. was les than ~ while The SpAni-
ards acknowledgement loss Of over
l4o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
wARHIMo TO READERS.

The JOURNAL Is the only paper in
Oregon but one that dIsoontinues a
subscription when the term expires
And deserves prompt renewals 10
maintain ia circulation. For the in-
formation Of new subscribers We wish
20 say
The JOURNAL Is not party organ.
Itplaoea principles And the cause Of
good government Above the Interests
of politicians and parties. IL deserves
youF support
Thomas Jefferson bJasted that after
hfty years Of public life he had kept
his resolution never 10 profit one dol'
lar by any act 10 his own interest
while In onieiAi lie.
He also boAsted that In all his life
he had never abandoned friend OF
SURRENDERED a conviction. THE JoUR'
NAL believes IN Ssffersonlau princi'
pies In these respects.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
A NEEDED LAW.

The sss0oo = rear zryss prsnig1
far % issarzncs oorapaaies u1rE gtsss
ists tkse irYsdscib3e sct1al fund- ToHi
means, lt is 10 ts I0ans1 oGi % real
sssa.s and ths Interest i then apps'F.
tloned % the -cho.l poS1ia,Ioa ~
capgta. TIE rhl3e state land hanins
t,1sssess sisoald - abolished, - The
STATE eanros cos8pete Hith all the
sharp nsoaey isn1sFs - The state and
~ eoatisgzliy be gstilnz tad bans
~ lis hands IL has nOw several mil
llox.s loaned out and Eos half q lt 70
eonxidersd desirable investment froD
q D1slne.s standpolat- Bat We started
~ say TIE Insurance. tax should oe
transferred directly " the common
sci,aal fund. and the tar on gftss re.
eelpts should ~ extended 70 the sH-
press companies. Telegraph and teie-
phone companies. and All corporations
that enloy a state frsnchise and Do q
bussDeas with very littls real assets 10
Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
CONGRESSIONAL,


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A.sss tn ws,aAspa

SEw YoRK, FEB. = A dispatch 10
the Herald from jacksonville s4gs-
Cousal-GenerAl Lee has requested
IN urgent terms, that the Cn.t-c
States government send ~Arships %
Cuba because Of the Attitade % tie
Spanish authorities 10 relation % ise
alleged murder ~ DR.. Ruiz, an Amer
lean dentist, In the Gaan2oanoa
prison.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
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have his zoverumens i.sgrvcz "a rsg-
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(. eau cousuI-zeBerl.
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partment had received CO aa1Tices &C :
morning regarding the reported El1r-
der Of Dr. Richard RziI- a natural -1e'-
American citizen, who ~as '11le sel-
ln his cell 10 the G1anaaac1a- CCha-
laIl. as the result. 10 j. alleged, q in
assault by bis guards Cousul-Gsneral
Lee vigorously protested several days
ago about RuiE's arrest, bat s-a,e D.
partment has heard nothiRz fru1 hi1
since on the matter. Il feels oerta-n-
however, that General Lee vil f0llos
up the case. and II Ruiz has been Z-r-
dered, will insist On the pgnisaneat
o. the murderers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
PORTLAND MARKET.


PROVISION.
Portland, Feb. 20, Wheat valley, ols'oz
Walla Walla, 50
FIour-Portland, AS, Benton county,
4. :2s graham, $50; superfne, s2.75 per Dbl
Oats-White, 3o(94oc; grey, 3S(94o Jolleu
in bags, $4.25@5.2 5.25, barrels, 4.5o(97'ooi
Potatoes. Oregon, 65a8oc per sack,
Hay Good, I2.5o9I3 per ton.
Hops-e(G Ioc.
Wool. Valley, 99Ioc; Eastern Oregon
6GSc.
Mohalr. I5(G2oc.
NHllstufs Bran, 81 90; shorts 5000.
Poultry Chickens mixed, s3a3'25;
turkeys, live, I2H.
Eggs. Oregon, I5 per doz..
Hides green, salted 90 lbs 71Ic; under
&c lbs 6(661sc; sheep Pelts, Io97oc
Tallow-2Hc@5c.
On.ons-L75 per 100.
Wheat Bags-Calcutta 4.2594,37H. -.
Beans-,mali white, Ilc(9IAc' lima 81
G-c
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
sana AZ Ai,srnoan serxies

9aAha ~ AANNsNS-N
The regular weekly meeting At the
Y. NJ. q. A. rooms Sunday afternoon
vas 10 charge Of the ladies of the red
and yellows The main noor and gal.
iery we're throngcd with spectators
while standing rDom vas AZ 4 prem
lan. Mrs. Il. 5. Wallace opened the
services with a fervent prayer and
MrS. ID. .MAtheny read the scripture
lesson. Mrs. y. A. Wiggins' Eleh voice
was heard la a bcAutiful selection,
Tue address BY Mrs- Alice nodd GA "a
Young mans opportunities" was a
practical talk. The violin solo by
Mis- Nellie Brown vas executed with
oase aud the hnished touch that is
characterlstic of this young lady :
playlng. Mr.. W. e, kAntner one Oi
tue ''yellow" ladies, prcfaocd her short
addrcss on Ancient and modern \. NJ,
4. A. by q few remarks on the defeat
they had Suffered but stated that Il
vas vcFy gracefully accepted. Misses
Matte S.iuth~ick And Georgia nav-
enp0rt we're heard Ia beautiful dWett
which eAs ycry Acccpia6ly FsadeTcd.
Ms. g. IA. Hinges alsn fafVfcd the a.
scmbly with \ vocal selection. The
OTlginAl pFugFam Vas sapplcmentcd
10 selections ffOin The ASSOCIATION
hymn Oook.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22

INs41EE. 1ecra -ar-tr lg=c =,
= " I'D -U--- We .Cmm l1er Cd 1-e
insane lsY ia -alur-tIy Ic-ec a. IL
an slal1c .CnCIcLzG By LlsGrcz A.
-ar-eg :. T. aa7-tsn iEC Or y 4.
C,-sa-E, let 's TIt.gs O. -sr-sL
Cere1r1 sptla- usu -g.-.s = the .a-sa
% The -lt.r-.la1s ri 3 --sac -1-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
coMMlrrED SUICIDE.
Geo. Bashs, Aged 30. 0f POik cSanv
Kinds Hs liza.

Kinds Hs Lila,
Betwoea aud o'clOok saturday
aftefnoon. Geo. Baihs. a young taFuicr
residing with his father, Jack hains,
near sprlng VALLEY, Polk county, eopi'
mltled suicide b. hanging.
70. McLsnch came Ia salem late
saturday night and telephoned Ia
Dallas notifying The coroner of Folk
county OF the sad oocufFvnce.
The case ls particularly sad from
the fact that the yuung mAn had lust
graduated fran the pablie school,
havlng PASSED very eTedltable exam
lnation. he vas iast entering into
mAnhoA aud had = bright future b.
fore him.
The Gauss Cor his rash act can bot
b. deteF,nlusd but Il 10 said the Young
man had heen hruodlug. fuF several
days presioHs "a hts suicide, over a
chldlng that had been administered
10 him by his grsndmotheT haF haYins
accompanied a young lady % the
neighborhood 10 . party.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22

NOTHING CNCsC--Ir = III an M
usual sight 10 see our store t1pnged
Win economical purchasers every
morning This fact alone : in itself
hearty endOrsemeut.-Brans1DS & Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
Suffered Eighteen Years.
Pains DeparIea and Sleep Came.

Ass --l A 3 J7L, OF Covington, Tenn.
=. nose husband az -harye Of the electric
- PAM O p - ace, has been a great
s--5 hsf ailments and speedy cure
a. -=s' -ss-r-1e1 y herself, as follows,
70 -s yHErs I s-aerzi f-or, ra-,-o,,.,,z.
- --- tr=d every remedy reca
---------- - t---y aud friends 6It
y v.- i - r. -sf AZ all Two wears SS ago 4
cizrs ~ 81 t,s-tea -. y three local physi.
- D-l-e- Aa-ry and Sherod, thew
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THE LEGIsLAT RE.

=
5s-,o- and Lincoln-'Tolbert Car
Cllczlzz-+Geo. c. Brownwell
Cilc,u-as and Marion-+Alonzo
CIl-zU-+JCLn II. Smith DEM.
CgL1u51. Washington and Tilla-
uCCk-G- " Patterson Rep.
Coos. C---y aud JOsephine-C. E.
H1r-CC Rep
C-1cz. Klamath and Lake-B. DAILY
Den
Trc--l-A. ". Reed Rep
G--1-. Sherman and Wasco-E.B.
-r---- Den
Grant. Harvey and Morrow-+A,W.
3 HL- Pep
rt-t----sS. Il. Holt lPeO).
LL-=-L D. Driver Rep. +J.'H. Nc
LIS a. Dawson Rep. "a. J..
s------ Rep
NE-5c-+T. H. Hobson rep. Il.
Z PG--s-s.1 Rep.
N----l--s -s1-Te0. W. Bates rep.
T. z Ez-e.-5-e Mitch. Rep. Donald
Nb.EBE Rep Ben Selling Rep. and
-LT-aE=-,- League. +Joseph Simon
2 Beg
PE-B. 2. Mulkey Rep.
>-=--E- and WascO-John Mich
z Be-
IA. R. Price Rep.
-L.---Z and UniOn-T. G. Taylor
@c IL Wallowa-Justus Wade
It,- -.-1--S. Hughes rep.
EL-----J. F. CaIbreath Rep
# E=-s elected in 1891.
-l-- -E-@. tl- presidential. J.
s--.---- g I m. l. L. Patterson, Of
Ma e. L-- Joseph. Simon, .ofGMu---
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EL1=--D. ". Yoakum ,Peo.ll
1e-----J joan Whitaker .PeO.
1e-.-C l-d LincOln-E.s r. Lake
-I1l-zs-W. S. U'Ren PEI.
rsr. -'-= Pe0.) J. II. KEuSe Pea
--L-- John Z. Gratke Dem. X
. ----eth PeO.l
--- 5ia-NOrmau Mev-L Heu.
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COOS and CurT!-N. e. N2sla,
P=--r
---.E-R. Z. Mlsusr Dam.
u -Zlas-A. NJ Crawford Eev T.
! Bird 5ges rep. Geo. ". Riddle Esr.
E--am-J;SE; David Rep.
Grant and :Harney-C. :. .lDl>ll-
P=g.
Jackson-G. F. Schmiduein PEG.
J. J. Howser (Peo.) Nat Lausell Rep.
y1sephine- Henry L. Benson Rep.
klamath and Lake-Virgil Conn
Rep
Lane-L. Bnyeu Dem DIG. Palm
Rep.l I. j. Vaughan rep
Linn-JOhn NJ. SomerS (Rep. John
son ;, Smith (PeC.l T. NJ. Muukers
,Peo.l
Malheur- l. w. Hope Rep.
Marion II. l.. Barkley Rep. Z. "
Chapman (Rep.h David Craig Req a.
RepA
AOrrow-J. n. Brown Rep.
AultnOmah-J. b. Bayer. Rz-
Jonathan Bourne, Jr. Mitch. p
ana REQ / James n. Davis Rep. .Ga-,-
n. mn Rep. and Taxpayers Le4--=
II, \. Hogueh Taxpayers League az
Mitch. Rep. IA. L, Maxwell Rep. q.
l. Foyey rep, w. f. Thomas Ni---.
hep. Henry Wagner Mitch. Rem.
Polk-T. J. Lee Dem, J. A. Ven
ness Rep.
sherman and WaSco-B. ;. Hunt
lngton Rep f. n. Jones IRep.
IillamO0k and Yamhill-JobD Gin
.Peo. and Union Bimetallicl.
l matilla-E. j. DAVIS Rem. 7
uqrdane Rep W T. Rig6y .Rep. |
-. Jnlon-J: W. McAlister lPeo.I : F |
;, stanley Rep.
HM.alio"a-C. EJennings Rep
NaShingtOn-Haryey 5. Hudson
Th.ep., q. W. Marsh Rep. ]. r.. G. /
Thompson Rep
lamhill- II. G, Guild Union Ri. |
metallic, o. c, Emery Union RI. !
SEAT will be contested by J. Hunt. !
ley Gold Beach. - "N'
candidates for speaker: ]. y
hfg"n Of Morrow, II. /. BeDS1n /
OF Jose phie, Jonathan Bourne Mini |
nomah. Ge W. Riddell, Of DouElaS
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Mitchell Republicans ans.....:.rr.....,,.,'
Republican and Taxpayers, League
Mitchell Republican and People vs.
Union Bimetallic. ;;,;.::.;;...,,
Taxpayers League and Mitchell
Renublican n...............,,,.''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22

oysters In any style al stFOngs' all
bonrs of tae day % night u
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MORTGAGE LOANS

On inside property at per cent: On farm
land security at s per cent. sale loans made
o. Investors. Insurance effected in reliable
gOllS NOlk,
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Yag shoqt y Drs4ars 5-srz,

To WED. .-NGrri1Zs -cseses have
besE .ss-s't TaEss Eatsr AEt PLoehs
Carter; Wl.llAn z Eo6cins a1d L-cy
J. Carter.
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paper.
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r. J. HEKSCHBACH;
Blacksmith and Wagon Maker.

=, r. J. Herschbach, blacksmith and wagan.
maker, horseshoeing specially, setting shoes
new S'25, resetting shoes rs cents. All
other work in proportion. Satisfaction guar
anteed. loo Chemeketa street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-22
TWIN MEAT MARKETS
REMOVED

D. S. Bentley, successor to Salem Improve.
ment Co., is nicely housed at the corner
Chemeketa and Front streets, and west the
First National Bank. Thanking the public
for past favors, we would gladly have them
call and see US at our new office. Having
the telephone moved, when you desire any.
thing ring up No. 80. All business attended
to promptly, A full stock of supplies on
hand, especially Of all kinds Of wood. TX Ina
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Meets all masl and passenger trains. Bag
gage and express to all parts of the city.
Prompt service. Telephone No. 10.
JAMES RAIDER.