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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05
REPORT CARDs;-For district
schools for sale at this office. IT,.
Board of Education.

The Board of Education met in
regular session Monday night; the
regular monthly bills we're allowed.
The report Of the superintendent was
read and adopted. 1t was reported
that on Tuesday forenoon the gas was
not strong enough TO heat the build
ings. The matter was discussed and
it was decided to ask the parties who
did the plumbing to see If anything
could be done to strengthen the flow
of gas.
@. S. Nation who is moving from
second ward offered his resignation as
a member from that ward. The same
was accepted and e. B. Park appoint
ed to fill the vacancy. The schools
are in fine shape and the board feel
that In Prof, j. W. Weltner and his
able assistants Chanute's school facul-
ty is second to none in Kansas.
School chalk, three boxes for twenty
vefi cents at Hardesty Drug Co. TT
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We have purchased the j. P. Bow
man Grocery, and as we have business
elsewhere we will close the stock out
at once. If you are needing anything
in the grocery line, we will make you
some interesting figures.
If. RAY & BRIGHAM.
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For SALE:-A quantity of fine hand,
picked winter apples. Leave orders
at the TINES ofl1ce.-C.J. Bauman. 81
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W. o. Howke, of Urbana, was a
pleasant caller Wednesday.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Overcoats in demand.

Everybody putting in gas.
A. l.. Beardsley visited Ottawa
Monday.
Clearance Locke was up from Erie
Tuesday.
J.P. Bowman went up to Garnett
Tuesday.
JIM. Gentry was down at Girard
last week.
Col. Carpenter went to Topeka the
first of the week.
Thos. Barringer, Of Walnut, was In
town Saturday.
Clyde Tomlinson, of Erie, was in
town Saturday.
J.L. Lyen made business trip to
Villas Monday.
Newt McQuin, of Shaw, was in
town Saturday.
W. D. Richardson, of Shaw, was in
UOW III OdUuluuys
LIB. Zeigler, of Independence, was
in town Monday.
Bart Baker has accepted position
in the round house.
Ralph Light came in from Kansas
City to cast his vote.
A. L. Palmer of the Thayer News
was in town Tuesday.
J.B. Beatty is Notary Public and
Justice of the Peace. TT.
Rev. W. Fl. Ayling Of Kimble was
in Chanute on Friday.
d. e. McClelland is in Missouri this
week on real-estate business.
L. Rosenthal left Saturday night
for Chicago and other points.
Joe Wiltse, the new Villas merchant
was on our streets Saturday.
Alex Nash was at Cherryvale on
business the first of the week.
The G. B. club met with Miss Mamie
Durham last Saturday night,
Fletcher Macldry, foreman of the
Tribune went to carlton to vote.
/. W. Trinder and wife, of Parsons,
were in town the first of the week.
Albert Watt, of carlton, who has
been sick for some time is improving.
Mrs. Eta Natter is erecting new
barn on her property on Kansas, ave.
Ed. Taylor, one of Neosho county's
successful teachers, Sundayed in town,
G. d. Heilman and J. G. Biles made
a business trip to Roper, Kansas Mon
day.
f. A. Pew went out toward Bene-
dict to fix leak in the gas pipe Tues
day.
Sheridon Starkey who teaches school
at Ward, was pleasant caller Satur-
day.
Pror. J. W. Weltner's wife and
daughter are visiting at Girard this
week.
Wesley Baker of the new steam
laundry, was visitor to Parsons last
Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Griswold moved to her
new home in second ward the first of
the week.
John Williams and wife of Pleasant
Valley twp, were shopping in town
Saturday.
WAaron Gamble, Of Chetopa-tp., Will
son county, was in town on business
yesterday.
Mrs. Joe Stoner returned Saturday
from her Wichita trip much improv'
ed in health.
Senator Farrelly and Editor Roe
talked 'steen to one at st. Paul last
Saturday night.
Mrs. A. Stewart is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Prange at
Erie this week.
O.S. Cochran, of near Humboldt,
was In town Saturday and called on
the TIMES people.
Owing to the small number of farm
ers in town Saturday, the live stock
sale was poorly attended.
Prof. Weltner's son. a school teach
or OF Glrard, has returned from visit
with his parents in this city.
Capt. Berry came up from Thayer
Tuesday, where he has been visiting
his daughter for some time.
The Santa Fe shop men have re-
ceiyed orders to work full time, be-
ginning the first of the month.
Charles Light, son of d. Wight,
of this city, who has uspent several
months in Colorado, is home again.
F. W. Smith, who has been assist
ing in setting up the new laundry re-
turned to his home in Parsons Tues
day.
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Judge Hood, of Topeka, was In
the city Yesterday.
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Frank Pattee, of Pattee & Gaughan
of carlton, was in this city yesterday
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FoUND;-A small gold band ring,
no. 1t. Owner can have same by call
ing and paying for this notice. IT,.
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Hear Them Roar.

Tuesday there was let up in the
gas pressure and Wednesday morning
there was no pressure at all. Some
people got breakfast with wood or
cobs and Others went without any.
Merchants who are using gas for fuel
were freezing around and trying to
get warm most any old way. Many
persons who have not yet piped their
houses are a little leary and for the
present natural gas is below par.
Mrs. Fannie Penrose returned from
Illinois yesterday accompanied by her
grandmother.
FARaERs:-We want your produce
At the East End Grocery. u
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Program

SUNDAY A. NJ.
Sunrise prayer meeting, led by Miss Flossie
Demoss.
1000. Song Service Robt. Akin.
Symposium. The Ideal Endeavorer. (a) In
Private Life. Dora Patton, (b) In Church Life.
Albert Bailie. (c) As a Citizen Co-Presdent.
Discussion. "The Need of Personal Work."
G. X. Bideau, Mrs. Mary Cantrall, Belle Spin
der, Dora Mccain, Resa Dooley, Mabel Laugh
lin, A. s. White.
Report of Corresponding Secretary.
Recognition Service,
90. Endeavor Sermon. Rev. VIM. B. Whit
aker.
AFTERNOON AND RvENING.
200 Song service. Robt, Akin.
Junior Hour. Jennie Hogue.
300. Solo. Miss Mabel Whitaker.
Missionary work, Marie Babb.
What Missionary Work is being done by En-
deavorers Prof. Northup.
What my Society has done for Missions. Har-
vey Woop, Miss Mead, Mabel Jenner, Mr-Guess
Bl1nche White Minnie Roberts, VIM. Evans,
Miss Niswander, Mrs. R. P. Carpenter.
Question Box. County President.
Buffalo Octette.
100 Song service Robt Akin
Business Meeting.
Sermon. Rev. Koch.
Things Observed in this Convention.
Conservation Service.
Read the new ad of the Hardesty
Drug Co. on the last page.
l have second hand Estey organ,
almost as good as new for sale at a
great bargain. l buy and sell all
kinds of second hand goods.-J. f.
TomlinSon. TT.
j. L. Denison, of Erie, was in town
yesterday.
See Dawdy's fine sewing machine for
$3.50 spot cash. If.
Frank Pattee, of carlton, was In
town yesterday.
Two small houses in Chanute to
trade for farm, and a fine stock farm
to trade for inside Chanute property
Apply at this office. tt.
j. F. Roe, of the Blade. visited Erie
yesterday.
FARMERS.
We want your young and old
chickens Tuesday, Nov. 9. IT,
BLooMHEART, WRIGHT & Co.
Sprague Lawrence was in town
yesterday from Rollin.
Homer Nesbitt. of the postofflce
force, has been sick for the past week.
l will make special run On all
large work from now until holidays.
Picture enlarged in Crayon, Pastelene,
Oil, Pastel, Water Colors and India
Ink, at a very low price and any one
who has a picture they want enlarged
will do well to call on me and get
prices. All work guaranteed, Yours
respectfully. HOWARD JONES,
Lindsay Block. (tf) Photographer.
Mrs. Hannibal Burris went down to
Joplin yesterday.
BoSchert & Williams will ex-
change all school books used
in Kansas. If
1. K Wells was in town yesterday
from Humboldt.
If you want a first class photograph,
go to Jones in Lindsay block. If.
Chanute is putting down more side
walk this fall than for a number of
years past.
MOneyl Money!! Money!!
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Money! Money! Money!

II you wish to borrow money on real
estate security, see L. H. Johnson &
Son before making application else
where. Office in Gray's harness shop,
Lindsay block, Chanute, Kansas. Aft
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Sprague Lawrence was in town
yesterday from Rollin.
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FARMERS.

We want your young and old
chickens Tuesday, Nov. 9. If.
BLooMHEART, WRIGHT & Co.
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Father Alcock Dead.

FARMERs:-We want your produce
at the East End Grocery. If
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05

Chanute is putting down more side
walk this fall than for a number of
years past.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-05

Homer Nesbitt. of the postoff1ce
force, has been sick for the past week.
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School chalk, three boxes for twenty
yefi cents at Hardesty Drug Co. If
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If you want a first class photograph,
go to Jones in Lindsay block. If.
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1. K. Wells was in town yesterday
from Humboldt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
DIED.

DENHAM.-At the family home in
this city corner Of Church and Cen
ter streets, Sunday evening June 20,
1891, Oracle Lois, the ll-year-Old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
DenhanI.
The little sufferer was taken sick On
Thursday evening, but the very con-
tagiOus disease was beyond the ply
sician's skill. The house has been
quarantined and all precaution taken
to keep it from spreading.
The funeral took place at 10 a. m,
today. services being conducted by
Rev. G. W. Grannis, at the grave, and
only the members Of the family, who
had been exposed, were allowed to
attend.
Oracle was faithful member OF the
Presbyterian Sunday school. Being
of an amiable disposition she was
loved by all.
She was TO have taken part 10 the
Children's Dly exercises, Sunday
morning, but the loving Father, who
knows best, took her from her little
GLASS mates. TO dwell with Him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
Childrens' Day.

Sunday was generally observed by
the Salem Sunday schools as child.
rens' day. In the morning the First
Presbyterian Sunday school enter.
tained large audience with a highly
interesting program, a special feature
Of which was some singing and other
exercises by Chinese boys. A class
OF little folks Of the primary depart
ment came up for promotion into jun
iOr department. The exercises were
much enjoyed.
In the evening the Sunday school
OF the Firrt Methodist church pre-
sented an appropriate program, Of
recitations, solos duets and chOruses.
The church was comfortably filed
aud the exercises passed off very cred
itably. The platform was very beau-
tifully decorated for the OCCASION
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
no Commerclal street.
OREGON PERSONALS.

E. " Law is in Jefferson.
&C. Giltner Is in st Helens.
J. VI. Woodruff is in Aurora.
RI. Guiss returned to WoOdburn to
day.
A. J. Matson has gone to Chehalis,
Nn.
Il. A. Kirk is home from Clear
Lake.
It. z. Welch is erecting a brick
building in WOOdburn for j. II. Set
tlemieT.
Prof w. II. Boyer has returned Ia
Portland.
Rev. VIM steele is home from
Brownsville.
=. ". DurbIn returned today from
points in Montana.
J.. Pincus, the Portland hOpbuyer,
was Salem visitor to-day.
Hon Mckinley Mitchell OF Geryais,
WIS Salem visitor to-day.
Supt A n. Gilbert OF the State PEN
itentiary was In Portland to-day.
S, Farrar and family left to-day
for Seal Rock 10 spend the summer.
Reg. ii. A. Denton aud a number OF
others went TO Turner to-day TO at
tend Campmeeting.
Miss Hattie Litchfeld. OF Portland,
Is in the city the guest of her sister
Mrs. =. a. Sanford.
Edwin and Alphonso Hobart, OF Sill
vertOn are Ia the city visiting their
father, County AsSesnr j. w. Hobart.
Slmuel Bernhart and Henry Hen.
neman, OF Milwaukee, spent sunday
in Salem, taking In the conductors
picnic.
John FdrrIr l. nut agiin after
seige OF mllarial fever lie will 20 tO
Belkn1p springs In a few days for "A
few weeks outing.
Mr. an1 Mr., l. VI Rsl1er and Mr..
an Mrs VI ii Spser. of Aunsyille,
leave tonight Tor SIN Francisco 20
lLend the EndeavOr
Commissioner j VI Watson, sub
pInled ~ u witatss in the Curt
House jphhsry case, came down from
Turner this afternoon
& VI. Bishop, who has been atten-
ding the y, OF O At Eugene, is 10 the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
SUMMER MUSIC SCHOOL.
Prof. Winkler Win Conduct Glasses for
Three Weeks.

ACAs W AAANANA w az SCAAAANN SAaooNo AOl
Three Weeks.
Emil l.. Winkler, at his studio oveI
the First National bank, will conduct
three weeks summer school for mu,
sic teachers and students. The
course is calculated and arranged to
be OF especial benefit to those teach.
erS and students who cannot spare
the time or haYe not the opportunity
Of applying themselves TO the study OF
music during the regular school year.
The Instructions will be as follows,
and each line OF study can be arranged
for separately;
Pianoforte Playing-Liepzig conser-
yatory method, private lessons, from
two 10 five lessons per week.
Voice Culture-Taught by Prof.
Boyer, OF Portland from two 60 five
lessons per week.
Musical Composition-From two TO
five lessons per week.
MISUNDERSTANDING the theories
OF Oscar Paul, Reinecke, and Gustaye
Schreck. Glass lessons every week
day.
Piano Pedagogy-Lecture every day
In the art OF teaching, principles of
touch and technique aud memory.
Complete course OF studies and COM
positions graded and analyzed for
teaching.
Piano Reading Classes-For the
more advanced students only. The
four and eight hand arrangements Of
orchestral masterpieces by Haydn,
Beethoven and Brahms will be stud
led. Glasses will meet five times a
week. No charge for students taking
private lessons.
Lecture Recitals-will take place
every Saturday at IL a. IN. For stu
dents only. No charge.
Practice Rooms-With piano will
be at tile disposal OF students at small
expense. An arrangements must be
made by July !, as all classes should
be formed early. For full particulars,
terms, etc, address
EMIL l.. WINKLER,
Salem, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21

NJ. A. a. c. SUFFERS DEFEAT.
The Chemawa Indian training
school baseball nine won new laurels
Saturday. They began a match game
with the Multnomah team but were
obliged to discontinue the game at
the close of the fifth inning owing to
drenching rain when the score stood
Z tO2 in favor of the Chemawa team.
The Portland team was outclassed at
every point. The Chemawa team was
quite jubilant on its return from
Portland, and was given a warm re-
ception by the entire school upon
arriving at Chemawa.
SALEM VS.. CHEMAWA.
Arrangements have about been COM
pleted for a match game of ball be-
tween the Salem and Chemawa mines
at Dallas on Thursday afternoon next
at which time there will be a picnic
at that point. Should the game be
played very interesting one is antic-
ipated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
T. HOLVERSON'S

city to sDeod the summer with his pa
rents. Mr aud. Mrs G. i. Bishop.
II. G. WahlDsrg, the hop and wool
brUker. Whose family is sDenping the
Summer in California, spent Sunday
in this city with hisIittle son.
Mrs. }. 5. Stone and son Waid. who
have teen visiting Mrs r E Sayre.
the past two weeks. left today en-.
route for their home in san Francisco
Prof J Whitehorn and family lea We
to DAY Tor a yacatio1 Of a few weeks
at Astoria when they expect 20 re-
turn to Salem. Prof. WhitehOrn has
made a large circle Of warm friends in
Salem who will welcome him back.
Mrs, II. G. Matthieu. who was
teacher in the Nortn Salem school
last year and who has been reelected
70 teach next year will act as travel
ing saleslady for Mr.. G. a. Whale
:. Friedman. who conducted a large
business in Salem some years ago
known as the Capitol Adventure Co.
Is ia the city. He has rented the J J
Murphy corner and in company with
a Mr.. Shaw and some ~ her gentle
men will open a large business.
A. 4. Gilbert, was in Portland to-
day TO attend the annual meeting Of
the bJard Of trustees Of the Pacific
University, Of Forest Grove. Judge
r. p Boise, OF this city is also an
other memb Der Of the board but will be
unable u attend the meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
Cheap for Cash.

NlOap IOI OaSu.
We desire to inform the public that
we have reduced all blacksmith work
to the lowest terms, for cash we will
shoe horses with new shoes for 81 and
resetting Is cents all repair work re-
duced to suit the times.
SMITH & KING,
). W. Cor. State and Front Streets
Salem 6-14d&wtf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
INQUEST
Held on Sunday Afternoon.
Jury Determines the Remains to
Be Those Of kriens.

At2p. ~. Sunday. CorUneF A. VI.
Clouzh proceeded to conduct an in
quest over the remains of the IN
known man. Who vas found in the
+ willamette river, about three miles
+ north OF Salem. Friday morning. The
/ jury consisted Of Fred Wickstrom, H..
II. JOry. James Bachelor. W. W.
Hepburn. J. ). Walker and L. Hut.
the latter being selected as foreman.
G. y. Tanner. who resides about
two and one half miles east Of Salem,
was the first witness: Was at wharf,
with vile, on the morning Of FebTu-
ary y. and while Oa upper deck heard
a man fall overheard. He came TO the
surface twice aud called for help. A
life preserver and a bench were thrown
To him by the boat crew, but he was
unable to save himself. Did not see
the man distinctly enough to recOg-
nize his features.
\. ". Graham and 4. J. SpJng,
present purser and captain respect
lively Of the Ramona were next called.
Neither were on the Ramona on the
morning OF the accident but recOg-
nized the clothing found with the
body as that worn by the steamboat
cook The witnesses stated the cook
10 be Of good habits aud temperate.
En- -ineer walter Kaiser, was next
10
time, everything done t0save him. The
witness also identified the clothing
found with the body as exactly like
that worn by the deceased steamboat
cook.
The next witness called was
Wm. Hngnes, vino with companion
discovered The body in tie river FRI
day morning. His story was in ac-
cordance with the facts published in
THE JOURNAL Friday evening.
NJ. p. Baldwin, local agent for the
o. c. 7. Co., told of the drowning of
the man. Identified the remains
and clothing as those Of Krens.
DR.. G. II. Robertson: Body has ap-
pearence of being in water from four
to six months; is badly decOmpOsed, I
his features are unrecognizable. He
was about six feet in height.
G. Z. ThibOdeau, who with
Mr.. Hughes found the body, was
next called and corroborated the state
ments Of Mr.. Hughes. I
T. NJ. Eckhart-Saw man in water. /
He disappeared within a very few
minutes. Heard him call for help.
Mrs. Anna Krien, Of Portland-Mr.
Krien was an American. Would |
have been 30 in August. Unidentified
.he clothing found with the body as
That worn by her deceased husband. J
This concluded the taking of testi-
nOny and after ca few moments de-
Iteration the jury returned the fol-
owing verdict:
"That deceased was Wm. Kriens,
Vas native of the United States,
vas about 80 years old; that he came
o his death on the 22nd day OF Febru-
Try, 1897, by accidentally falling off of
he Steamer Ramona at Salem, Ma. II
ion county, Oregon, on the 22nd day
If February, 1897, by being then aud
here drowned. and tlat the officers
md crew are eXOnerated from any
blame whatever"
REMAINS INFERRED.
The remains of the deceased steam
)oat cook were shipped TO PhilOmath |
Tia Steamer Albany, Sunday after
loon where they were given inter Z
nent this morning,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21
SALEM VS.. CHEMAWA.
Kearney Lecture.

The following program for the meet
ing at the Presbyterian church has
been prepared:
Hymns by the congregation led by
Mrs. B. j. Sharp.
Scripture lesson-Mrs. j. NJ. Mar
tin.
Prayer-Mrs. w. @. Kantner.
Vocll Solo-Mrs. G.. w. Grannis.
Address-Miss Belle Kearney, of
Mississippi, National Organizer w.
c. T. L.
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SALEM DEFEATS ST. PAUL
It Was Very Exciting Game-Chem
ava Beats ". A. A. c.

Il Was Very Exciting Game-Chem
ava Beats ". A. A. c.
On a slow field and after a very eK
citing and closely contested game, Tho
Salem Baseball nine defeated the 81
Paul team on the Gervais diamond
Saturday afternoon. The scUre was
II to 10 in favor OF the Salem team.
The Salem nine and about twenty
enthusiasts went to Gervais on the
clock local returning on the o;5O
overland.
The game was called at $3.50 p. M.
with st Paul at the bat. Charles Cra-
ven, Of this city, uDpired the game
with his usual impartiality for
which he was complimented at the
close Of the game
About go persons witnessed the
game, among whom were numbered
the fair sex Of Gervais, the bellies OF
st Paul aud a number Of attractive
young residents Of Wocdburn.
The home team Is quite jubilant over
its victory since 4 is the first success
ful game in which they have partic-
ipated this season. In previous games
the Salem team has returned with its
banner trailing 10 the dust but on
this occasion it was unfOlded to the
breeze aud Harry Olinger returned
with an olive branch.
The victory achieved Saturday may
be attributed to the fact that it was
the first game in which the entire
team participated. The assignment
OF places on the team to Murphy and
Coleman greatly strengthened the
nine. Tbe' boys are very much en-
over the game and will be-
gin regular practice and arrange for
a number II games during the sum-
mer. To make Individual mention
OF the performance Of the home
players would he unjust, for each
played perfect game, only five er-
rors being made. Max Miller made
an excellent catcher and j. Evans
pitched exceptionally we'll, being only
the second game with him. The in
field Of the Salem team is especially
good, and is only equalled by the out
field.
The feature Of the game was
a double play from the right
field by Olinger, Coleman and
Murphy. The st. Paul team
played a good game, bat they can't de-
feat Salem
The substitutes for the Salem team
were, A. Southwick, Ed Baker,
and Jay Mccormick.
The scores by innings was as follows;
the Salem team not playing its ninth
inning:
st. Paul ....... % 0 002 2 40
Salem .........2 O20 900 / XII
The names and positions of the
players or the two teams were as fol-
lows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21

PIANO RECITALs.-Tomorrow at 10
a. m. and p. m. pupils of E.L,iWink-
ler will give piano recital at Reeds s
opera house. Everybody is cordially
invited. There will be no charge for
admission. The pianos are kindly
furnished by Messrs. Geo. Win and
Chas. Whale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21

A GREAT RUN-Has been enjoyed
by Sonnemann the grocer, on his fine
designs in tableware, but notwith-
standing this he now has another lot
of new patterns that simply please
everybody.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21

WIDELY KNowN.-It was rather
strange, but nevertheless true, but
every body called for the popular 10
cent La Corona cigar yesterday. Its
fame aud popularity as a superior
cigar is not confined TO local circle by
any means.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21

From the factory To your head. The
Kingsbury hat at Bishops. We guar
antee them. Taylor & Parrotte,
Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-21

COFFOLENE. is now retailed at 20
cts, and 10 other substitute for Coffee
approaches IL as fine Health drink
aud a cheap one. Try IL and be con-
yinced OF its merits. G-9.Im#