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rn,Ssir Ar Nnw YORK.


NiE York. Nov. ss.-polnia In eastern
- lland which have been cut on
~ railroad communication with this
since saturdays Storm, ArV still
ihqN train service, AMI the present
ltisei u that the tracks Will not b.
ard un,ii tomorrow, The towns In
.alk county, east 81 BNbylon, have
~ ~ Train service since Friday even.
= The Momauk line OF the Long
Az l'Allfoad 10 open TO babylon.
~ Babylon 20 Grtcnport. a distance
.elui hfiy miles. no train II running.
y agft i promised by the railroad be.
~ tonight al the earliest. There are
~ Trains stuck In snow drifts. Both
~ siHihuund ami were caught on
A.ilay night one II on the Montauk
lhlgn between Hay Shore and IHlep.
p other i On che main line. and was
~ hfafd VI az farialngdAlr.
laiie are but few passengers IN the
~, and the railroad officials had
~ cared Tor In the hotels.
iae fillfuad cuts about the SHINE
NUS are reported to have ten
y " snow In them.
lhe Storm was feh far out at sea.
.hl % ihe regular liners aud steam
which were due Sunday morning,
PC 70 arrive on time. being Obliged
- hfa untll fht storm hbAttl,
y, french liner. La Touraine. first en-
entered sue storm on November Goth
~ came along steadily until the night
she 18th. when the snow anl wind
Il 'aine ~ binding that at a distance
asehly miles from port the vessel
N9Ned down and barely held her
N - IhlH was continued until 5.ib
r.. Nhgn the steamer was anchored
.s'l, she bar Tho Furnensia had 20
w sale, ~ did alno tho Thing.
|.s,s Ihe latter reported the strength
"s kile a. ". the hlghen, the Beay-
~ ~. s'ale gives. Both. however, came
|xk without any difficulty, a. they
~ running near the end OF the storm.
IAN, ialhs from the west on all lines en-.
|A.1,.s Jersey Jersey CITY, are from one to three
~ M 4 true Of the Pennsylvania road.
|Gh Nhlgh Valley. the baltimore q
~ ana the Erie. The train from
|p,...,n ~ the New York, ew Haven a
|r.Nigrd Railroad. due here at . am.
.,,,,siuhy, reached the Grand Central
49, 49, twenty-five hours late. The pas.
lss.lr suffered greatly from cold and
~. Email one.topmast schooner Ia
In yu5i east OF Darker's hun. l.. 1.
H.. close In shore aud well OUT OF
|t.s ~ low tide. but nils at high
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hostility OF III was found az Che va,i.
can.
lfaicr-When the members OF the two
conan ssous were seated gennr N5ntnr'
RIOS, thl president of the spanish com.
miasnm handed the spanish reply 10
Mr. Ferguson. the Spanish lnierpr. ter.
attached 10 the United states peace
commission. The answer u the Span
thfds was 20 short that les TIN ton
minutes we're consumed IN rendering
u into English for the Amrrleanr'
SPANS reply was already cable1.
and added that throughout the cnns
uovefsy spaa had the strongest nrru-
ment. and that as between r1f. lions 20
dlamstrioiliy opposed che American Of
fer VI sso.o0o0oO was not a fair sum,
Nevertheless. the reply continued gplln
desired 60 avoid any further pnusi6n
or hood and further disorder and had
concluded to acccp; the American offsr
uncordlilonaily aud thus bow 70 Tho
Hunoriur power " the victor
The secretaries we're then ordered 4,
nrerarc the treaty articles embidyint
The crsaion Of Cuba. Porto Rico ami the
fhhppines ana the payment by tho
United States Of $4,000 900 for snbmis.
sion 10 the meeting which would b.
held on wednesday next.
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League meeting. with both demanding
recognition as the ofii~' head OF the
National Loague In ST. Louis. she base
TN moguls viii htve a knOtty point
20 unit. Chra 81 one OF the dlrcc-
tors OF the National League. lie con-
tends fhat the ~, Louis franchise Ia me
property Of me ~ Louis baseball asso-
cation, Of which he u the sole owner
tni thit the ap0rlsmenH Park and club
has W n allowed % use the franchise
through his consent. According 90
Muckcnfuss. however thc National
T. iguc o. certain 90 recognize him ~
receiver 81 the spdffsmon'a Park and
club, und accord him 90 such all tive
rights and privileges pertaining 10 the
control u the ~. Louis franchise.
MuckeniuHs says thai John T. Brush
aud other Prominent league maTnates
have assured him Of this fact.
Clrin says he will ngM Muckenfues
60 The bitter end.
~ expect TO be on top aFiln mex, sea.
Hln." uiid Chris today. "nnd expect 60
have charlie COmiskey us manager ana
captain u the club"
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MILITARY CONTROL.
49, osAr Incline. to the Maintenance
"f"ei Forces In New Territories.

yahs nuhgion. Iowa. Nov. 2s.-senator
Wa,hi, Gear. beiore his departure Tor
H. ss,,nsiion' said. In an Interview. that
xouid isalef part of tho short session
bu. ~ aiken up with appropriation
sha,, M navy will receive a generous
tlh. ne allowances. A 10 the re-.
ilso, me war. senator Gear ia In
II N. ~ keeping the Islands In dIsn,,te'
prnylds I'm belief that II IL The viii OF
pfogrrss 10y !, Shat We should bring order.
too ien- ana enlightenment 10 reeions
ana I b5,' o. 'nlnat q and kept In darkness
We bpssEssrv by spanish task masisrs
h. sav,' mol only 10 keen The islands
b ADM. eg. after lnstitutlng refarms
a. ,,e D'ssration, sanitation social ar
ililal 49,, establish over them a Terri
iay. ai 'lS,m o. government; that n 10
4 tsrritss, mem local sell. government
nor anns,,s1uon IN Congress and a Cover,
pstem p wn,,,gd by the Presldsnt mi
ipplnes " pol, apply to Hawaii, the phi.
ISLAND. r9rlo hleo and such a,hsr
SECURE Nv we Nigh. by treaty OF peaes
lulEsr," IN, Spain. over these ps NJ.
HH'''A'y control should b, a..
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IAlaIY.rlve SHIPS WRECKED
kcaoR LINER fuNstssh IN GALE.
|, Arrive. safely ., the WHAT In the
River. Together with Other De-
isysa steamers.

-.om. NOV. 7s.-Tugs returning 10
city at noon after a tour OF ths
I ,b1r rcpor; about thiriy-nve vessels
Al sizes ashore or sunk In and near
Ss.on harbor.
IL ven large sciroonerr and two Bal,'-
10 coal barEcs are completely wreck
and Il IL estimated that between
I .r,y.nve and thirty lives have been
only one body has yet been re-
ssfci
Moo than dozen ar reported In the
N At Hull and efforts are being made
I recover them. The steamer Ohio,
I he Warren Nnc. h hEh and dry on
s.aele Island. II y very doubtful 4,
can be fioaied until channel has
20 dug. Tho ocean going tug Tam
"a lt ON the rocks az Riinaford Island
4 4 VIII be a total wreck.
IN management Of che Portland
aHsh'p company announced at noon
! hy that they had no Information
y, - the whereabouts of the steamer
1'sutni which left this c.iy satur-
b. nrh, f,r Portland.
DURING the forenoon a report was In
5gsulaiion that the Portland Was at an
b. 10 gloucester harl.or. but the cap
r " the steamer oOucsster which
binysd ipum that port says the Port
Ihd 10 not at Gloucester. The company
- f.a.lx.I a dlHnatrh fn.u. is.ri.
v, 10 al that port. a number OF
simcfs afs at anchor In Lower Hos
D. hafbur but owing Co the thick
saihef their nance cannot be made
- The Rriilnd steamship people
hts hat postbly The Portland II
nltg hs number. The Portland had
iii ,pd cargo and aDout 70 VI "
atisrgn
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~ LOUIS, Mo, Nov. es--chrls Won
agaen. Having deposed R $. MucLen
funs from the pr, fldency of the un,ens
Chris. as vice president OF the sp1rts,
mems PARK club, which coulroi. m.
fNnchise Of the 81 Louis brown. n
confident shai the National Ldagus Wi
recognize HIN ~ such at It's annu,i
meeting IN Now York next month
Muekenfufa 20 receiver Of tho club
having been appointed last summer by
Judge Wood % zoe Superior o1uri ~
10 also preparing 10 attend thu National
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Duluth. MINI, Nov 2s.-Tho steamer
Harlem. ~ the Western Transit line. 10
ashore on the south side Of Isle Royalc.
near NcnaFcr.o Light IN nearly the
Same SPOT a. the ccuturlan went down
two years Hg1. She if IN an exposed
ppss;ipn. and IL thought to be leaking.
The news was brought by the steamer
Thompson cod turs have been sent 60
her assistance. The Harlem Il believed
io be- bound n1r this f-rrt with a car
10 " general merchandise.
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@ Washington. Nov 2s-The United
r,Alrs supreme court today. through
suslee Grey announced the new bank
,upley rules, which y was authorized
~ frame and promulgate under the ma
sr,eehal bankruptcy act OF July |, 1905.
~ ~ rules have been awaited with much
interest, as a number OF courts declined
IN proceed with bankruptcy cases I'M
W. we supreme court announced the
Justice Gray ANNOUNCED that the new
sseS would take effect Monday. Janu-
~ ?, 1899, and that eli proceedings
pnue,otore taken Substantially In con-
.ihlHllty with the act, and 10 the reguIa-
hohs Of 1861, as far as practicable would
upheld. The rules, while promin-
salei az this time, he said, would no;
~ y. ready for distribution for some time,
""ilg 10 proof revision, etc,
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Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. 2s.-pepu.
~ Fish and Game Warden Brewsi.r.
Mho believed Beaver Islanders We're
been cruising on Lake Michigan in /.
tug. captured the Bear Island an, cias
co on High Island. securing twelve
boxes Of nets and four thousand pounds
OF Lake trout. Captain James Gaiis-
sher and Engineer Frankeft. were
taksn prisoners. ana the OUTFIT was
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Milwaukee. WITS. Nov. est IA s,oe.
"a thar John Lefeber OF North Green.
teld' a suburb OF this city il work.
Ing In connection with the rumored
mix trust wHh which Joseph letter
and the -chsppcliee company 81
a large dairy ~ Waukesh,. Wls. ana
was engaged In a scheme 10 control ths
entire shipment OF milk frosm iAls sec.
lion % Chicago. Milwaukee and Wan
kesha counties are amOrg the b~-t
dairy sections In she country and la,sre
quantities OF milk are skipped 10 chi.
oigo dnAy. A brother OF John L,sfeber
SAD that fhe gentleman was now An
chicago IN connection with the pr0isct
and had been working on the schems
Tor ihe pas, year, ana that Il was nov
nearly completed. Tho plan ~ M
trust 4 % control AN shipments Of mlb
from dlffrlut sections o. IN enur,-t.
90 ch',ago and therefore make a r5ml.
nal prles 10 consumers In that c.gy.
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Patras. Greece. Nov. 2s.--At $50
O'clock yesterday evening a severe
earthquake shock occurred here. caus-
ing the inhabitants to become p1uic-
been reported.
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New Castle. NV 2A-The second
class protected cruiser Kasagi. built by
the Cramps for the japanese govern
ment and which left New YORK on Nov.
9th Tor this port has sustained eoa-
siderable injury by eollIdlng with and
damaging q bridge abusmsnt &C tlss
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WASHINGTON, Nov. ss--len. Brooke
renorts 10 She war department the fol-
i0ving deaths In Porto Rico;
Died November ~
Private VIM. NJ. Miles. Sixth volun-
teers. tynh~d.
private Herbert d. Evans, X 18th and
Thomas Roach. l iiih Infantry; both
typhoid.
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Dryfas Heard fro,n.

Paris. Nov. IS Madame Dreyfus,
the wife OF Former Captain Alfred
Dreyfus, the prisoner Of, Devils Island,
has by permission OF the authorities
received the following kilograms from
her husband;
II rejoice with all OF you. My health
IL morally and physically good"
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tablished. the same TO be withdrawn as
soon az local conditions and national
expediency vii. permit.
As to Cuba. the same temporary mill
tary control should he maintained in
the interest OF Internal peace and res
toration OF agricultural pursuits. until
the people demonstrate their fitness for
self government. The Nicaragua canal
becomes imperative now. and Congress
Will probably pass a hlii tnis winter
for the construction Of the canal and
Its maintenance under governmental
control.
a cable to the Pacific becomes n COM
mtrclai necessity. In View of the sure
development u trade relations.
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.rhe Beautlful" In ssbra.L.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov ?s.-snow has been
,,iIing the past twenty-four hours
thro,iehout Nebraska. This. combined
with The fsll OF last week, leaves a
heavy blanket over the state, The In
dlcations for winter wheat are very
much Improved as a result OF this con-
dillon. ...----.------------
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uloneester. Mass. Nov. 2s.--Nlne ves-
sels We're lost In ths blizzard near this
polt. hut nothing could be learned this
morning as 20 the loss Of lives. II II be-
neNed The crews OF nearly all she craft
.scap.i. Nearly all Of the vessels lost
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rarrssu, WIN ,ls,e Ane,h.r trial.

New York. Nov. gs-.h dispatch 20 Tho
Herald from Washington. says;
There Il reason 10 bellve that the -four
new monitors TO be constructed will be-
she FIRST vessels of the navy nted with
Krupp armor. Captain OMEN Ia con-
tenplating making contracts with the
Carnegie and Bethlehem companies for
krupp armor. but h. can 10 nothing la
the matter unless Congress authorizes
the payment OF n higher price than 800
per ton. the maximum now ned by
law.
Now that there seems 10 be little fur
Their doubt that Spain vii comply with
thc demands Of The rnlitd states. the
battlcships Iowa and oregon are cN-
pycicd to leave M0nievidcO AZ once.
Their next stopping place will be punta
Arenas, where they will coal. and they
VIII .ihen head for the Galapagos
Islands.
The navy department has granted the
Union Iron WORKS. San Francisco. per-
mission TO give the torpedo boas de-
sifoyer Farr1grt another official trial.
The law requires that this vessel shall
make thirty snD.s an hour before she
can be accepted by the government on
her last trial the rlrfagut made an
average speed Of 29s knots,
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KEITH nuHsr our.
One OF IN. niEEs.t Furniture Concerns Ia
thaws.t Toe. up In smoke.

Kansas CITY. Mo. Nov. 2s.-Fire IN
the biz furniture establishment Of TO-
bert kss,h q Co.. al lith and Grand
avenue. to-day caused lon 81 stock
eSsmaled at 100000 ~ $4,000. lnsur-
anee. $4,000. Tho building, owned by
Dr. John bryant " Independence was
damased 10000; amply insured.
The keith house was ono u the big.
seHt OF Us kind ~ the west and carried
a STOCK valued ~ - quarter OF a mil.
Hon dollars. The BUILDING ID seven
storcs high. frOntlnF 900 feet on drsad
avenue and taking half block on iith
street. The nre started az ago ina
morning "a the top floor which NAs
stored with mattresses and other In.
htnmAble material. IL burned fireceiy
and was not gotten under cnntnil until
O'Clock. The tth, S,h and 9Th nOors
We're Quilted ana the rrmail.nE iiuors
were SOAKED with water. The mlst
valuable portion Of the stock 4 In IN.
water soaked floors and " IL tinpossgl,ie
% make On accurate estimate al In.
loss thereon. The mammoth retlll dry
Eoods STORE of Emery Hlrd. Thnyer <
CO., on the north. was Threatened Tor
time, and but for the stiffness of In.
atmosphere the IRE would hay. com.
munlcntsd 10 that building.
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rws More sehoon.r- Ashore.

Washington. Nov. s1.-Chlef Klmbali
OF the life-savinE service. has received
telegram stating that The schooner
lvey bel, from liost0n 10 Bristol N
stranded near Jerry's Point, n. n. The
crew or four was saved hy the llfs.slv-
ing crew. The vessel II said to be a total
loss Another telegram states that ths
bHtlhh hrlg Champion and the scho0n-
81 Q. J. Willard, are ashore In ouaaay
nay, Maine. The Champion viii be- a
total loss.
The crews are safe,
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Topeka, Kn-. Nov. .s.-The trial of
John Henry Collins for the murder OF
his father. J. =, Collins was commenced
In the dis;ric; court today. The trial
promises 80 be one 81 che most sensa-
tsonal ever held IN this country.
J. =, Collins. q prominent citizen ind
real esgafe dealer was shot twice while
asleep In his own home. May 18Th. q.
O'clock In she morning. The shouting
was done WIKI Mr.. COllin's own gun.
which was secured from n closet ODD
Joining his bedroom. John u. Collins.
sJn Of the murdered man was attending
fhe Kansas university al che time ~
the murder and wis deeply In love
with q young lady 81 Lawrenc.
To secure his share Of the insurance
on his fathers NE. some $1,000 or s. 900
10 enable him 90 prosecute hts suit with
this young hdy Is said 10 be she mo-
Rive for the crime.
The work Of securing a Jury viii pro-
badly occupy several days and che trial
will be long one
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Miilvlllo. y. j., NOV. 2s.-Although 1,
has rot been officially announced, II Il
harmed from a reliable source that the
grl vargrs of the striking ghissw1rkers
n 7. q. WhcHgou s. C0is plant have
been f.lCd Satisfactorily that all the
met WI! DO At work In q few days.
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,ur EVENING PAPEn IS THE
PAPER or TO-DAY THE MORN
MO PAPER is THE PAPER or
YESTERDAY
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TopAYs mARKRr

PORTLAND, Aug. Wheat vale,
81; Walla Walla, 5Sc.
Flour-Portland, $3.50: Superfnt
1925 per biol.
Oats-White 39(d4Oc.
Hay-s10Cdll per ton.
Hops-5(Gl2tc; old crop 4(a6c.
Wool--Nalley, 14(dI6c; Eastern
Oregon, s(dI2C.
Millstuff-Bfan, SIS; shorts, sI5.
Poultry - Chickens, mixed, $3.50
turkeys, live, 10(Gl24c,
Eggs Oregon, ,'l5c per doL.
Hides-Green, saltcd 60 lbs, S(GS5c
under go lbs, ,6t(g7c;sheep pelts, l5(a2Oc
Onions 81 so per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 30(d325c: fancy
creamery, 40c(d45c a roll.
Potatoes, 5O(G55c per sack.
IIOgS-IIeavy, S4.75.
MuttOD--W WeatheTs BIC; dressed, 7c.
Beef-SIteers, s3(d3.50; cows, 81. 50Ca3.
dressed, 5(d64.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-52c
Oats--2jc.
Hay Baled, cheat, s7(dSS.
Flour-In wholesale lots, $3.l0: re-
ail $500.
Hogs dressed, 54c.
1--we cattle--29(d3c
Veal -5c.
Butter-Dairy l2dl5c; creamery,
5(G20c.
Sheep-Liye, S2.50(dS3.
WoOl--Best, l5c. MOhair 25c
Hops Best 3l(d5c.
Eggs lie IN cash.
Poultry Hens, 7(dSc; spring chick
ems, 10c.
oFarn smoked meats-Bacon, SIC.
ham, l0c shoulder, Si(G9c.
PotstOcs-30c.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Notice is hereby given that BIDS ot LOT
renlSnkipg $50 llIeal feet Of the wesI I
appfoach Of the steel bridge acctoSf scct 81
Ike willamette river, at the Ioot a ol
Center street, will be received at ~ Ille =
once of the county clerk OF Marion Marion
county, state of Oregon, until O'CLOCK
n m of the Sth day OF September.
is9s, The planking to be 4 lncnes
thick. 10 inches wide and lSfeet long,
The successful bidder to have al
the old plank taken from west ap>
The right reserved to reject any or
all bids. -, 5,rin,
Said work to be completed during
the month of October 1898.
Nv order of the county courts OF
Marion and Polk counties, and tne
city council tf the city of Salem, state
of Oregon. -, -, urr
County Clerk Of Marion County
d&w 2w
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An Explanation,

The reason for the great popularity
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla lies in the fact
That this medicine positively cures.
1t Is Americas greatest medicine and
the American people have an abiding
confidence In its merits. They buy
and take 1t for simple as well as ser
iOus ailments. confident that IL will
do them good.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Mailed for 25c by g. /. Hood & Co, +,
Lowell, Mass.
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SIoo Reward SIoo.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure n all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con.
stitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh
cure Is taken internally, acting di-
Tectly upon the blood aud mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby DESTROY
ing the foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by build :
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing it's work. The pro-
prietors haYe so much faith in it's
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
rails TO cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials.
Address, f. j. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo, o.
q" Sold by druggists. 75c.
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Baker City-James Calhoun. Of
Richtield, 20 miles from Baker City,
while on his way home from here was
held up 3y masked man who crawled
INTO his wagon. The robber demand.
ed his purse. lie was handed one Of
two purses which contained s12. and
departed. The other purse contained
$3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-22

as volunteers, bat absolutely refuse TO
entertain the thought OF enlisting in
the regular army, and being assigned
to garrison duty, preferring active
service. Captain Riley was much
affected with the enthusiastic manner
In which his men responded TO the
request TO raise their bonds.
w q
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Reduced lRates.

The S. p Co. commencing Aug. 20
1898. will sell round trip ticket from
aalem to Portland at 81 55 tickets good
To go on afternoon train Saturday
arriving at Portland in evening,
returning leave Portland on Monday
morning. Following tickets good on
no other days
8 10 IT W. w. SKINNER.
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Proposals for Wood

The Salem Light and Traction
Company will receive sealed bids until
10 o'clock a. m., Wednesday the l7th
day of August, A. ID. 1898, for the
furnishing and delivery at its power
house Of 1000 cords or less foot llr
wood.
Bids must state.
Number of cords.
Kind and quality.
Date of delivery.
Payment to be made in cash upon
completion of contracts and accept
ance by the company. The company
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids d&wtd
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Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success

Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic is
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Because it makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving it power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism.
Catarrh. scrofula,
And all forms OF
Impure blood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-22

The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, ra., says
DeWius Little Elrly Risers are the best pills
he ever used in his family during forty years
I house keeping They cure constipation,
sick headache and stomach and liver trouble
Small in size but great in results Stone
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-22
Dissolution Notice .

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing he.
tween James Mcguire and Henry w
Teatz Crystal Ice and Cold Storage
work at Salem Oregon is this day de.
solved by mutual consent. Said
Teatz retiring from the firm and
business. All debts and liabilities are
assumed by the undersigned and
all money due the said firm are nay
able to the undersigned date the 10Th
day Of August, 1898.
3 l9-lm JAMES MACUIRE.