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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-26
THE VALENTINE MUSEUM
Eleventh and Clay Streets.
ADMISSION FREE TO THE PUBLIC
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 3.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

For tickets apply at Hunter & Cos,
George NJ. West & Co.'S, r. III. Nj. Har-
rlson,s c. Watt Taylor's. NJ. Fill Seay''s'
A. c. Briggs's, George w. Latimer s,
Fulton Reading Room, and FRIENDS Drug
store. Manchester.
Catalogues Of the Museum can be had
at the bookstores or at the Museum.
no 26-6t
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orders for printing sent TO, the Dis
patch Company Will be given prompt Al r.
tention. and the style OF work and prices
I'm DO sure 10 please YOU
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LOST. STRAINED, AND ForND.

LOST. ON BROAD. GRACE -.
Franklin street, Friday aiieFH'1g, vei.
WHITE CROCHETED MAT, t.e1 s,t W. ,,sst
low cardboard. Please return " no a-lI
Franklin. w
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AUCTION sALEs-Future nn,,-

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD Tgz
TANES FOR THE CURRENT CALrN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TIE
VENDEE.
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RpADY-MADE GARMENTS.
THE MOST ARTISTIC TAI1ok-MADI
KIND FOR THE PRICE OF THE

KIND FOR THE PRICE OF THE
ORDINARY sLoP-sHoD.
fsd,os' Tailor-Made Suits, Of imported
Vigoreaux Twill. in the new AoInitd'
1lne. Brown. Green, Tan ana cray;
new ny-frout jackets, SILK lined, Wei.eu
seams, skirt lined with best percalihe'
for $50; usually N4.5O. 80,
Stylish Tailor-Made suits. with now cut
Jacket silk lined, for A.sS. ~.
Very Swell Suits OF Imported Gamer s.
Hair. in Gray. Green. Blue and BroW ,,ll
mixtures. tight-htting jackets, SIN.
lined. new fare skirt. lined with pest
percaIine. sold heretofore Tor Slo''o'
i.Lnncial1 81 Il
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SEPARATE SKIRTS.

Handsome Crepon Skirts. made WIN
new fare flounce. headed with three three.
satin bands. lined with best percannei
this skirt can't be manutactureu ior
less than 81. special price A.Zo;
Sl,irts new pleated back. percaline
tined. for $50: usually $.9S.
Black Mohair Brillianune Skirts, fancy
figured effects, well made and lned'
for SSc.; bargain at $50.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
nIrInENn NOTICE.

DIVIDEND NOTICE. az
THE BOARD or DiEECIOlio ,,.,,',
tho RICHMOND AND PETERS. ~
RAILROAD COMPANY have DEC ,.s
DiiViDEND OF so PER SHARP %. ..r
raplfal stock Of the COMPANY % ,-
of the stockholders OF RECORD oi t-- no
class ..B" capital stock OF this loH.
on December i. 1925 The trans U-.
Will be closed from December Isl ~
cember 10, 1858. both inclusive.
no 24-3t ". X. JONES, lt.'7-
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ia ACRES OF GOOD LAND WITH AID
necessary buildings about thre--gH'r' IS
Of a 0ile from ElkO station. u. ..'
SSO0-SlO0 cash and balance at 800 pig =
mum. j. -. tAENtAl"
no BITS No llJ6 east Main sff..t
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omceotu'

vtroinia- Carolina Chemical Company
Richmond. Va. NOvember ID. .,,.u.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS h-At D
this day declared a DINlpLNp |.tt
PER CENT. on the Common stotA q. I'd,
Company. payable Decembsr J. ~ si
stockholders OF record OF NoNeH'.n H..
and The CommOn-Stock books VIII vi
closed from November 22d % N9Hs
Goth inclusive. ,. W. ~ -
no T-eOd6t it.Ha---
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BYRD ISLAND GROUND MEAL.

1000 barrels Obelisk Family Flour, ,or
per bag ........ .................... a.
90 R barrels Pride" spring . wheat $3.50
1000 pounds Freshly-GrOund nc
Cracker Meal ........ ...........
5000 bushels Water-GrOund Meal. 1EC
per bushel ........ ............- 20
10 oo nusbols White CAM. .42C
FINEST NEST, oats on the . market per 32C
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FINE OLD sMITHFIELD HAMS.

FINE OLD SMITHFIELD HAMS.
Every lover of good Hams knows what
a Smithfeld Ham should be. Ours will
exceed your expectations. Thursdays
boat will bring us 9S Fine Old Hams. Send
your order in time, as they sell rapidly
when we have them.
Per pound 12lc.
10000 Bales Choice Timothy Hay. .4OS.
mo 2j-F, Sa&SD
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FOR RENT.

THOSE DESIRABLE GRADES or lI,
CYCLES Liberty, Eclipse. Bon lili
others. at small cost and weekly
ments. Sell as cheap on ume
do for cash. T.. NJ. HUNTER.
1900 east Cary street. no l-ltl' ---
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Cream Lunch Biscuits. still warm, -,
just baked, per pound ......... ~
Blue Point Snowflake oyster Il,
Crackers. per pound ............. C2N
iY per Ob barrei FINE .. Family flour $4.2s
Climax Stove Polish, make your ~
stove look like a mirror, for. -
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BY y. ". B0wo.
Real Estate Auctl0ncer.

RROAD-STREET BUSINESS PRO.
~ PETTY, BETWEEN MONROE AND
HENRY STREETS. AT AUCTION
I will sell at auction, on the premise,
on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER I. 1893.
al 4:30 o'clock p. NJ. that FRAME STORE
AND DWELLING. No. 4lf west Er5sJ
street, fronting 30 feet on the north ,fs
of Broad street. and running back at.gt
125 feet 10 an alley In the rear.
TERMS: At sale.
no 26-td y. W. BOWIE
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

No. 1904 EAST BROAD STREET %
rooms.
No. Si5 west Main street; rooms.
No. II west Marshall street, 8 i'
(haO.
No. 208 north Nineteenth street. f'.
No. 726 west Broad street, rooms
No. COZ east Main street. 5 rooms '
Any one OF these can be hal y.. "'
j. ID. CARMEL.
no 26-lt No. li06 east Main -.i.."
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y!{SjEE!:::N!!:!(1

80, bo stock by long ODDS tne gee0U
% in store for your choosing Scale the choice OF whatever
omr imaginations lead you to think Of and s nere anu "
q price saving too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-26

By c. L. & II. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers
S21 east Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE
L. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE LOT sITUA.
TED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF BELNIDERE AND ROWE
STREETS, WITH THE FRAME
DWELLING. No. Cl1 SOUTH BELyT.
DERE STREET. AND OTHER M-
PRONEMENTS THEREON-At The ra.
quest of the parties interested. who ara
selling for a division we win offer az
public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %. lN2
at 4:9O O'Clock p. NJ. the VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE above-descrIbad. fronting
on the east line OF Bewdere street IS
feet, and running back along the south
line of Rowe street 100 feet The im-
proyements consist Of the neat franc
dwelling, No. Gil south Bevidero stree.
and the adjoining cottage. This IS
most eXcenent location for m-dlum-szed
houses, and this sale offers rare induce
ments for Cnose seeking good building
sites.
TERMS: Very easy. and announced a.
sale &. +. a. f. l.. IENOON
no q AucU0ueers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-26

J. r. A. Noel, Deputy clerk Of tho GAIA,
court, do certify that the bond remit
OF the special commissioner. William 10,
Smith, by the decree rendered bal s.r,
cause on the llth day Of November is.'
has been duly given 30
Given under my hand MS Deputy C's-i,
OF the said court, this 18Th day on V7var,s
Der. 1855 r. s. NOrr.
no 20-tds DEPUTY al. =,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-26

When you have a bad cold you want
the best medicine that can be obtained,
and that is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t always effects a prompt cure and is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
all druggists. no 16-W Sa&Sunr
collections, including pictures, manu-
scripts, original letters, and archaeology
cal specimens, since the opening day, No
Vember 23d.
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a dainty dish, like beeswax in color, sweet
and juicy, Dried California urc
Peaches. per pound .............. iON
10000 cans Lemon Cling, sliced. onC
3-pound cans, cans ............ %O~
Only a limited quantity at this price.
1000 cans White Cherries. 3-pound o-c
cans, s cans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
10000 pounds Raisin-Cured Prunes. rc
exquisite taste. per pound ...... D.
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TAXES.
TAX NOTICE.

j. p. GILLIAN WILL BE AT JONEs's
Store Swansboro', NOVEMBER 2slh.
18th. and Goth. 70 receive CHESTER
| FIELD TAXES FOR 1898. 1st of Deem
Der per cent. will be added and given
10 collectors for collection.
}. i. GILLIAN,
no 26-4t' Treasure
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weddings of rhanlsssivins-Day.

a pretty home wedding was solemnlzed
~ v o'clock on Thursday evening at No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-26

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1885,
at y o'clock NJ Each house contains
large storerOOm and "a SCod-slze l".lA-s
above, With a private or separate e.-
trance 70 each. The lots front abol, ~
ments. which the railroad companies 4i9
expected to make ina this locality nam
the erection Of a grand passenger qslyI
must greatly enhance the value or iA'
property; therefore this sale oh9rls al
opportunity 90 make 4 cafe aud pF0htal's
investment
TERMS: One third cash. balance no SIX
and twelve months. for negotiable notes
with interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust
H. SELDOM TAYLOR g. SON.
no23 Auoa0u..-s.
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cuLpREN,s JACKETS.

~
ChiIdren's Refers of ATWOOD Mixed
Suiting. with largo collars or PLAIN
cloth 10 correspond. SOLD. upwards VI
SIS. choice OF these -. -,
HEAVY Cloth Refers. with large braid
ed collars. for h4S c,,,...,o.
Handsome Refers Of Mixed CheViot'
light and dark, now belt back. large
star-shaped collar. heavily braided
for $S.2
THAT COBBN'S FUR DEPARTMENT.
deserves your patronage will be readily
seem on entering the store. No such an
assortment and prices anywhere.
Imitation Mink scarfs with two heads
and SIX tails. for A.9S; worth $z.SS,
Electric Seal Double Stoles; WIN WY Two
heads and ten tails a regular y value'
GRAY Lynx Collarettes. with electric
seal yokes silk lined considered cheap
at $3.50 Is here for Si.l5 $50 ~,
German Martin Collarettes, with emp
ned conev yol<es usually S6.9S. for S4.f9.
t,enuine Electric Seal Collaret'es, Win
persian lamb yokes. Handsomely hheu'
worth SIS. for $3.50. ~, CT.
Childrep's White Lamp s-Nool SetS'
with animal head and purse atldcheu'
for M25: worth $24S.
SPECIAL SATURDAYS PRICES IN
KNIT UNDERWEAR
Ladies' Extra-Heavy Fleeced Vests, as
good as 25c. usually buys, for l4c;
Chudren's Natural Gray Union SUITS,
full fashioned. drop seat, any slze' LOT
Rove Australian Wool Shirts and
Drawers. that are usually 75c., for $780,
The Munsing Underwear, for ladies and
children, non-shrinkable, for % and
75c.
An absurd part Of the
BOOK BUSINESS
this season pertains to price. Several
large book dealers got tangled in fnan-
ciol web. and their productions were sold
10 us by the receiver.
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WANTED,

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT WE
have reduced the price on NJ & w
Kindling Wood to Sl2j per one-half cord
This wood is the cheapest and best on
the market a 2jc. box of LIghtwood
given with every cash order.
GAY * LORRAINE COMPANY.
10 south Ninth street.
Yards: Laurel and Broad streets ana
325 south Seventh street. Old and new
phones no 22-et
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This is Saturday
Bargain Day.

Prices made throughout the store to-day are Tor 'odas
only It's to give the patrons OF
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BOARD IN THE WEST END FOR 4
Small Family. Terms must be moderate
Address MODERATE" care OF Dis.
p@'ch' 10 2j-lt
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER % lQs

At the request OF the owner, We VIII
offer this VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
for sale on the premLses ON
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REAL ESTATE An PRIVATE SALE.
FOR SALE.

WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION ~
the list Of stores. DWELLINGS. aIt L'.-.
all OF which we are offering .l f.t
reasonable prices Apply 90
T. NJ. WORTHAM & co..
Real Estate Agents.
no 2f-1t JOB elsL Min ----l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-26

In the Clerks Office OF tho Circrr, o.. =.
OF the County OF Cumberland ~.
j. Powell, for, &c, plaintT sg..,.i
Richard G. Booker, Administrator Sc
Defendant w.
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VIENNA BLEND COFFEE

picbmond's finest medium-priced Fresh
Roasted Coffee. It's flavor is tempt
ing TO good coffee drinkers, per oOc
pound ...... .......... ...''.'''''.
Finest ns4 n ATa2ia Mocha large .. oenn 25C
10000 pounds French Breakfast I1C
Coffee ........ .........'. 's'''''''''
5000 pounds Graham naT Dog w5fers pure SCI
Dutch 6 ChoGqate os Grf San5d in 24C
1900 pounds New Grated Coco &C
nut, per package ...............'''
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who have no other time to shop
an opportunity to see some OF
the wonderful prices we make.
For years you've looked to us
for the place where your wants
must be supplied, and you shall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-26

BY virtue OF hereinafter referred O.. -.
cree In the Circuit Court OK tbo Gee ~ 90
or SSnperland. Va, entered Noysr-,.yy
H. lsvS, l. az special commission IN. 100
IN appointed Tor tho purpose. viii eal -
the premises N''N'f' On
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- wnnN REAL h5i4 4. a., Is. ,,.,..-....---..
nAAhs TOR THE CURRENT 60 las
DHM YEAR ARE TO BE TAtn IN y.
nn.A By THE VENDOR No TTiko
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TRY CHATsWORTH CREAM,
SEPARATED FRESH DAILY BY IT'S
own separator only % cents per quart.
CHATSWORTH DAIRY COMPANY.
no 23-5t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
Win Raise oppossums

Jefferson Myers, the attorney who
has just returned from a trip 10
Florida and the southern states 10
general, where he picked oranges and
bannas of the trees and cbewed sugar
cane with the dusky maideus Of the
south aud ate ''cOrn pOn aud 'lssses'
10 the anti bellum kabitatiOns Of the
emanclpated blacks, has determined
70 introduce 10 this country and pro-
pOgatc the genuine old fashioned
'possum, which Rladdeus the hear, Of
the southern people.
10 accordance with this resolution
he bought tSelye pair o. these ami
mails, and they are DOW 90 their way
10 The city. When they arrive, they
will be tufned Loose al MOrningside.
Mr.. Derby, the deputy sheriff, having
volunteered 70 act as guardian, aad
allowed 10 run at large. BY next
Christmas Mr.. Myers expects 10 be
able 10 supply the hungry with swcei
appetizlng baked 'pOssums" that II
will make all old southeFners long for
the sunny south.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
Salem Police Count.

Evans II. Thomas, a young man er-
gagged 10 cutting wood about eleven
miles south OF Salem, was placed under
arrest last evening charged With lar
ceny.
Last evening Fred Mundell. a cleT K
ia the WOOlen Mil store, left his
wheel standing 10 front Of the Spa
and when he came out about 9 O'Clock
II vas gone. He notified officer John
sou aud the tracks Of the wheel aud
the thief we're tracked quite a dis
tance and the wheel vas found under
the bridge across South Mill creek on
on Church street. soon a man was
seen 70 cross the bridge add climb
over the railing, descending the ap'
proach. He was placed under arrest
aud taken 10 the ,eity hall, where he
gave his name Of Evans II. Thomas
tie was arranged this morning Def r.
Recorder Edes, and plead not guilty
his trial belng set Tor Saturday al
n o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
wedSed a. Tunes.

The Christmas tide has brought the
sound Of macy wedding chimes, and
THURSDAY they rang out once more al
the home OF Mrs. N. Mckinney, OF
Turner, when her daughter Miss
Ouietta Mckinney was united 10
marriage TO Mr.. Z. Graut LongswOrth
of Jererson.
TIE home was tasteiully decorated
10 mistletOe, ivy, evergreen aud flow
ers, while a handsome coral umbrella
was suspended 10 the parlors under
meath which the bridal party formed.
promptly At high nocn. 70 the strains
Of bea utiful wejdInk march, skill
fully executed by Mrs.. Msyro Nc
Kinney,
The bride was tastefully atJired ia
white organdie, and carried q bouquet
Of bridal roses, while Der maid Of
honor, Miss Fannie Keene, wore a
charming gown Of pink organdie aod
bore large bunch OF pink ehysan-
themums. The groom was dressed a.
usual 10 the conventional black.
Assembled under the umbrella, Miss
Mckinney aud Mr. Longsworth, were
Joined by Rev. Bagley, Of Jefferson.
The ceremony and greetings over
the guests, who were the members Of
the two families only, repaired 10 the
dining rooms where a sumptuous wed
ding feast was served.
The bride IL well known young lady
OF tue county, having served for three
years as deputy county clerk under L.
V. Ehlen. The groom Is a prosper
Gus farmer OF jefferson. and has 1T
ted up a nicely spportioued cottage
at that place, 10 which the newly
welded couple repaired after the
banquet, aud where they will be al
home 10 their friends after the nrst
Of the year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
Opposed 10 Reform

A Portland special says
STATE Treasurer Metschan, a mem
Der Of the board Of school land CON-
mlssiOners, does not favor the plan Of
Senator DAly u have loans OF school
money made through one agent in-
stead Of the several county agents, as
az present. Mr.. Metschan agrees that
the most ylgilaot care should 6e ex-
ercised In the management OF the
school fuad, aud that Ia the past some
bad loans have been made through
agents. but by exercising the utmost
care 10 the appointment Of agents. be
thinks this can Be aud mas 10 some
degree been overcome. The expense
incident 10 making the loans through
one man, aud the lack OF knowledge OF
one man against -. Ia Mr., Metschan's 5
opinion, Is 10 favor Of The present sys-
ten.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
West Salem.

There will be an entertainment New
Years eve, at West salem hall, when
the laughable comedy, in three acts
entitled The Cheerful Lar" will be
produced. Following is the cast Of
characters;
Hastings Hussle, ...... y. A. Ward,
Justice OF Peace, The Cheerful Liar.
Randolph Dearborn, .... Arthur FIala,
40 accessory before the fact.
Rev. Ezra StiggIns, ,.... Geo, Gosser,
A gold cure practitioner.
General Boomer, o. Cummins,
A Chicago real estate millionaire.
Guy McGufin, ..... Claude Matheny.
a county constable,
Flora Boomer, Miss Lille Putnam
The generals daughter.
Cousin Bill. ..... Miss Lille Putnam.
From Mobile.
Birdie SWeetloye, Miss Rilla Fletche
A charming widow.
Lucretia Sprlggins,. Miss Tina Barber
A hoosler schoOlma'am.
There will be a program including
an address by j. II. Fletcher, a vocal
selection by Miss Angie SOuthwickr
and a song, Beside the old College
Gate. Bessie aud Myrtle Ward. Ad-
mission IS cents, children 10 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
Catanh CANNOT BE Cured

with heal applications, as they can
not reach the seat OF the disease.
CataIrh Is a blood or constitutional
disease, aud 10 order 20 cure 10 you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and
acts directly on tile blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not
a Quaek medicine. 10 was prescribed
By one OF the best physicians Ia this
country for years, aud is a regular
prescription. IJ Is composed OF the
best tcnics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting d.
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the Two in-
gradients Is what pTodsees such Won
derlul results 10 curing CatarTh. Send
for testimC malls, free.
n. j. CHENEY, Props.
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
JUST FROM DAWSON.
John ira-n. Jr.. Hone Fsozn he FnEa
Lz-5 cf Co-5.

John lsasn. Jr.. Hone Fs5aa he FnC.s
Lad of cois.
ALBAxY. Dec. 50.-gSpscisL After
az sbseuce q nearly . year. Jofn
lsom. Jr.. returned home this noon
direct from Dawson city. Ebsre be
went last spring or summer. after
stay % several mouths 10 SkagSsy.
He left Dawson on October 81, snd
therefore Vas nearly tNo mOotbs on
the way out. His trip out offered
enough experience 10 the way Of
bardships aud otherEise for life
time. He vas ODe OF a party Of i've.
On starting be Travelled with two dogs
aud q sled, cOiEing on the Ice, making
the trip 10 this way 70 Thirty Nile
station. When be lost bis entire out
c.. and cane The remaining distance
on foct. EOr eight nights be slept
out without blanket. With
the Thermometer dangerously loW,
keeping warm as possible By
fires. The cold though is oOt
felt as Il would b ia this
country. TIE lowest temperature
be eKperienced was 80 befoS. though
it may have been lover Tor that was
as far as the Thermometer registered.
he was 10 an avalanche and succeeded
10 getting one Of his companions out.
Going OTeF the summit is q small part
Of the trip. The great hardships are
90 the other side. 90 reaching home
all the baggage Mr. lsom bad was
small sack Of different things. He Is
broozed and looks healthy. being con-
siderable beaver than when he left
Albany.
Mr.. IsOm himself mas been doing
wen and has a couple OF good claims.
lie intends % 90 back next spring
or summer, as be beleiYes there are
big possibilities there for a man to
make money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Movements Of Residents and Visitors Al
the Capital Cry.
IFos additional Local and Social zee ilira page
See Virgins ad. 20 first page. Il
GoyerDor-elect TT. Geer is 10 the
city.
Mira Z. somer, Is visiting friends 10
Portland.
John Bayoe, the attorney was 10
Portland today.
morning for Newburg after a visit
with Prof. Geo. W. Jones.
Deputy Sheriff Ben Goliath, was 10
Aurora on onieial business TO-DAY.
Frank J. Deach, who is teaching
school az North Chebhlis, left this
J. W. Hawkins ahd family have
removed 70 Portland, where they will
resIde,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30

s. Friedmaman, who has conducted the sale Of the
former Stocks Dry Goods Store. has got permission Of
MIR. Johnson to retain the building 257 Commercial ST,
three weeks longer, he will therefore continue selling
goods till the night Of the tweny>rst Of January. Will
sell at auction tomorrow, Saturday the trty>frst and
then sell at private sale only, and re>commence the
the auction January the seventh and continue daily until
the night Of the wentyrst This gives five days only
for private sales from the second to seventh inclusive
There is about three thousand dollars worth Of goods
left the assortment is fair The public has opportunity
Of saving from one>rd to one>half IN attending this sale.
ALI the unsold furniture will be sold Thursday, the
eighteenth day Of Januaryat pm Remember the place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
PLAYED OUT

Dali hsadaehe. Pains ia vlriods parts Of
me body. Sinking AZ the Pit Of the 4 mach,
Loss oi appetite. FeveTishness, Pimples Or
sores AZ all positive evidences Of impars
oiooi' No matter hoN il became 50 il mus
( lfhsa IN order 70 obtain good health
AcksT's Blood ElsxiT has never failed ~ curs
seToilloas o. SyPhihrie 9oisons o. anv oiher
blood dissa,es Il IS certainly a uronSsrfs
'smedy and We will sell every bouls GA a
positive guarantee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30

Landlord Conner OF hotel william
ette has received letter from his, sou
Dan Conner, q member Of the Oregon
volunteers, at Manila. The letter
was dated November II. Nothing Il
said about the receipt 81 edioles and
supplies sent by the Emergency Corps
and relatives last fall. Conner report:
that he Is on the sick list, and has
been for some time, and asks that
steps be taken 20 secure bis discharge
as be has lost hope OF being aole q
live there.