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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
AL SORTS. :"

.sNevsr spend your last cent - c.
p Huutlngsous~ advice.
The crown princess % DENMARK Is
James gorhan. the new mayor Of
Keno~ha. Wis. ts a barber.
Fortv-ou.. warShlps were launched
m Grs.at Britain. during tsgs.
tss,lxs are KEEP, in which r.aaaeuFerv
nav .nt~r any corrplafut that they
may wish to make.
AT IN, recent sale of The pictures
Of ex-Gov. Lsdd. OF ftnode Island.
I>ouf. XIII. a MeHslonier. SKIS Inch
=.
The Fneilwhnan. ~ n calculated.
exr,-rsia IN an average 81 $3.50 per
wear Tor austeuan nee. the German fglE
the Fsrenchmau $40. the ftaIinn gtIO.
m. RtEs.lan sos.
Gen. Arthur Macarthur was one Of
.he hoy heroes Of the etvtl war. was
decorated with a fnesial nj Il. and A
- -. -. =. - = . =
eirnent.
r-ran.ror vya1ltan, has tuets.d m
order thar official rer.grfa uubun4tted
a. t6r, hereaf.s-r abaIi 10 IN tvr.e-
,,yr,ts,y Thts h. a great t,.,o,-sfia,
as l,er..tofore The TYNE writing ~ ar,eh
ronortu has been cf,nsld.-re,l a s-r.., /
braaeb of eftauette.
rr.ar1,er eso ns.xv sehaiar,-1vba, a
vo,,r ,e,yr.g NevV pov--Afv na,,c 1.
julie. air. Tcacher-You should have
,n,-v,,,,- a., another lad vybst h. ,,e,,,
,,,,,,., r.,ro,,s air 81 .onda, -rit-
M.
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PERSONAL


Sec Hanson beiore purchasing q sewing
mss hlne. A few good second hand ma
chimes for sale reasonable. as Colain b.a
street. opposite fostoffiec-
Wanted To buy old gold aud silver. II.
ueusei, manis. jeweier, = ilipckiey block.
Ladies' and gentlemen who attended our
safe of late leweiry and novelties viii testify
A. 10 quality Of stock and honest dealing.
We want all 10 come and see our method "a
compared with Others. We have been TO
qnested 70 give morning sales. hence st 10
a m. and ?. N. viii be our opening.
~, a,.ra ~ $500 os s,s-,l ~ y
W. CafmAck 4 co,
White j. king Of all sowing machines.
Sold by n u. NOriS iess Second ave. pioneer
dealer In sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies. Telephone Pike LEA
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Lived to3 Years.

oWENTON. Ky. May ai.--squlre
Burt ls dead at his home near here.
agcd i0a years lie fought IN the war
Of isla, the Mexican war ana the
civil war
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We have nice corner. s0xloo, fenced. on
Third avenue line, near University. on
which will build cottage costing sS5A To
your own plans, and SCH whole for 500;
rent: low interest; also same nrranecments
on cheaper lot, alNl0i, Harrison ueiehts
add, iatona. Nelson Macpherson 4 co.
go New York block.
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III. uome..sher.' Opportunity.
pratfs Orchard Addition IL All In
large bearing fruit trees. lots are
offered ON special terms to those who
want homes. By Holman q Robinson,
ii2 Columbia street.
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Tho Pacific Tailoring Co. best SIS. SIS
and s2l suits made in the city. Dyeing.
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J. A. KELLOGG, eo4 Bailey Building.
SCOTT A McNENY, sss7 Gsliey BulidlnT
KEEs 7. DANIELS. Sos New YORK block.
CHARLES y, mos ia James street
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seattle Clothes Pressing Co. keep your
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INK.

The Seattle Junk Co. pays lowest pricrS
hut square business. All kinds Of waste
paper bought. and old newspapers sold. No.
lee Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
No lii8
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D.KEIsiEs.


Linsay's homemade bread, cakes and
nnstry hest in the city. 400 Third Avo
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.


morning There - plenty Of fruit
and grecnstuff. old potatoes are
scarce. and the market FOR them II
guo1. New potatoes are steady
Poultry ia somewhat scarce. and the
price II steady.
The following prices arr being Of
fcre1 TO the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle;
Grain-oats. SO; barley. SIS: wheat
chicken feed. $40: bran. SIC. shorts,
ti750.
Eastern Washington timothy. tli.sc
0i2: alfalfa. IS.
EgEa-strietly fresh ranch. 17q
iSc.
Butter Fresh ranch. sGIoc
creamery. 16Hisc.
poultry-Chlckcns. live. i5nibAc
dressed. Ice.
1--we Stock-Choice beef cattle,
cows. 4@fhc. steers. ihef5c. good
hogs. live, sc. hogs. dressed. 6fsci
calves. dressed. large. &c; small. Dc,
calves. large. live. 20. small. &c.
Hides. Pclts and Wool-1loayy
sound ealtcd steers. over go pounds,
Nc; medium sound. per pound. 7hc,
light sound. under % pounds. 7ci
cows. sound, all weights, &c,
stays. bulls and oxen, tfn5c: aaited
kipH, &c. calves. per pound. Sc; green
hides. It. less than sailed. dry hides
per pound. i2c. dry cullH, one-third
less. summer deer. per pound. 22G
24e: winter deer. dry. 1imfGci papery
deor. a0t2c; dry clks. gdi0c. green
elk, f05c. sheep peltH. 25ft95e; shear
llngs. ibm25c: Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool,
lie. dirty or timber burned. Toe; tai
low, 2iant3hc.
Butter, Choose. Eggs and Poultry
Buttcr-Ranch, l0012c; fancy DAT
~, I'm squares. 15c: Washington
croamerloa. lib prints. ism20c. East.
ern Iowa and ElRin. 10000.
Cheese tjobblngl-Natlve wash
inglon, 12iaaiio; Eastern, t2hQ13Mc,
California, lie.
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Schools and car line accessible from Pratrs
Orchard addition.
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SONS AM HOUSE NuMBnns.
srwiNo MACHINES.


Rubber Type. aluminium and enamel
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q. =. Amy GOODS.


SothibR better for Alaska, timber. country
or hard work Cavalry Trousers, double
gscfseat. E7ai dyed black. tlo. Gen.
hiies storm and cold weather hood coats,
$40. Army black wool bats, soe. Rubber
blankets. ~. Navy ande rshirts and drawers,
o. 90 each. Blankets 81 90 and mp Govern
insnt tsntF. 3ts. Too- overshirts, t2ol
Kirk, igf1 FIRST Avenue.
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HOTEL BRONSON, eS First avenue
Good elevator; rooms single or en- suite.
low rates Dell Crane, Manager.
II you wish a room or anticipate a change
try the Rochester Hotel pike and Second;
good room 81 per week, nicely furnished
outside rooms s. to s.; transctents 2Se and
5oc free baths; electric lights.
HOTEL YORK, first Avenue and Pike;
hrst-clsss rooms and board At g. per week
HOTEL Colby, cor. Third and Cherry;
frst-class room aud board. 8 week and up.
GLENWoOn HOusk, 10 south Fifth.
single rooms 81, $50 and s. per week.
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ABSTRACT or TITLE.

Cast OF clothing trunks and vaiisss bought
At no second ave. Phone Red iiss.
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WANTED CLOTHING.

NcH Homo sewing Machines Best AMI
cheapest machine nsde- sold on easy pay
nzenfs. once next door TO Posfofice.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Tor san Francisco

| IN Sem The compang'n eic-
"a BfsTJa1 & II ateumships
| E<4s6- ssz4sAi Queen. Wailn Waiia,
u ftsbi aud umatllla leave
Seattle l.ia d. m, VIA
Port raa,,ssud ANA Victoria. May ..
| .. IA. 10. ri ~. june 9. 3, Is, u. %. e.
July 2. ara every afth day there
after Leave
Sen Er9nCi5Co
For sfnffle 10 n. ma VIA victoria ana
Port TawnF nd. May |. Q. II. 10 ~.
2e n. June q. 70. Is. 20, 20. 3d. July
Q. and every nth day thereafter.
FOR ALASkA
Leave Seattle. a. M
Cottage City. May 30. June H. 70;
city Of Topeka. May 10. june '. a.
Orizaba. May 10. IS. June ~; hl-hl.
May 8. 20, June 4. and every htth
day thereafter
The company reserves the right 10
change. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing dates and hours OF
sailing.
For further Information obtain
folder.
J. r. TROwBRfDGE.
Puget 80 supt.. Ocean Dk. Seattle.
Up town ticket Office. Gis First av..
Seattle: Gondail. Perkins a. Co, Gen.
Agents San FrhHrlsro.
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mn. pepcw, Dentist. Specialist in Crowd
and Bridge work. "a burke KnildinE.
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The best properly offered n Pratrs Or.
ehnrd Addition.
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ARCHITECTS
TO moMIsrnh rns

n W. HouGHToN. Architect ai4 ans. iis
and Az Collins block
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HOTELS AND FURNISHED ROOM

Mrs. Hansen. corner Fourth and Pine
Lates, Spring styles. Lowest prices
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James Rothweli-- Mortgage Loans, Fire In
surance Surety Bonds d Boston Blk +: Tel.
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is,, on ea,, terms rrall'. orchard Aad.
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seaiilq Abstract CO., sis New Yort BiocI
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Vegetables

Potatoes uabhlns) white River
Burbanks. tasas5. Island Early Rose.
$50. Island White. SIS. Yak.
ma and Oregon. sts. new potatoes,
~ per ID. Oregon and Yakima sill
yer skin. fancy. so per ton. becta.
si.1s PEI sack. carrots. socdst per
sack. garlic. PC. California aapara-
gus. 68se per III. walla Whlia aHpas-
aFuE. Nui0c per ID. rhubarb. ave per
~. Tomatoes. tz2s0a.s0 per case: arti.
chakes. Eec per dog. wax beans. loo
per 10; string beans. Dc per ID. new
cabbage. g4WsLe.
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wanted Fifiy railroad IL hofers for Trim
did, east II mountains, Great Northern Il
Il Policy Bros. t4srhous~nea work team.
sters. graders, roc men wages, g. free PASS;
CASTOR elo,hing. D, Tayiol. starr. Boyd big
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MILLINERY.

Best and only thorough Dancing school IN
city; day and evening Tth and Columbias.
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fruits.

Green fruit UobblnFl-ornnFes.
Seeding. tsTs4t. naxela. tgUz 20.
l0snaun. t3H8ba. apples. fan.
cy, tstoda00 per box. ban.
anas. seao per bunch; Call
fornla black nEs. 7o.lb boxes. Al
%: cartoons. ti-ss: smyrna fga. &c
per 10: rev dates. Tse. sweet apple
elder. 30 per gallon. med sweets.
b.eQ. strawberries. t12s n crate.
California cherries. n.zs9t.s0 a box.
aan Jose cherries. ti.zs1ts0. peach
-. 81 % a box. arFicasH. q 70 box
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Not long ago "A story was widely
circulated IN the west that "Tarm-
er'' DaEge,t, fhe Wisconsin 1egisla-
Tor, who fathered the anu-tight- la
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Within walking distance. Prates Orchard
addition.
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Teacher fto new scholar) What IL
your raame7 New Boy--My name is
julie. sir. Teacher-You should have
said julius. sir. And now my lad
turning TO another lad. what Is your
manner Bilious. sir"-~Isondon Tit
Bita.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-17

~ would like to see THE ARENA In every
home. WILLIAM j. BRYAN.
September 70, 1897"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-07

exceptions ordered said report be ap.
proved and road established and OK.
ceptjous be V ruled, to which action
of board said Jones accepted. 1t was
further ordered that Jones be allowed
II days days to appear and file bill of
exceptions to this action of board.
The report of NJ NJ Bardwell, r T.
Jones and others by board to lay ont
road from Grandyiew plantation to
intersect Sid0n road was received and
approved, with the understanding that
Let'ore county is to pay nothing for
right Of way for said road.
Ordered that account Of Dr. W. B.
Dickens be rejected
Ordered that account Of D. VI. Jump,
er be rejected.
Ordered that contract to tile and pile
wnshout at Bew's be withdrawn.
The following ia the treasurer's report,
showing the balance on hand
''N' county, rHtli.4t' Nur bridge, slNt1. r;
du" school, s,22l,N~: due township 10, r |. g,
Sf&.05: due Iaud fund. .4Ei,G0; due treasurer.
f".j1, beside, sN}Hl - in notes hearing 10 per
cent interest.
| present for your counting S36122. IS,
balance due county in all funds. this
April 4, 1899. W. T. JOHNSON,
Treasurer.
Ordered that bids be received May
term of this board to build leyee above
high water, from end of Clayton bayou
to Shell bank on YaAoo river.
Ordered that a voting precinct be
established at Brent, this county, beat j.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-07
Piles Cured.

BY using Smiths Sure Kidney Cure
has made Il radical cure for me. | SUIT
Tered severely from bleeding piles sev.
enteen years, and although | tried every
well recommended remedy, failed tc
receive any relief other than the most
temporary. Finally | commenced the
use of your medicine, and a very short
course Of treatment with it has cured
ne $. LEHMAN, Memphis, Tenn.
Price 80 cents. For sale by
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-07
PAYNE T. O., Miss, ,
October 20, 1898. (


Dear Sir have the pleasure of &C.
knowledging the receipt Of check 1876
on National Park Bank of New York
for two thousand 10000 dollars in full
payment Of policy No. l1j, $50 in the
Mutual Reserve Fund L. Assn. of New
York, issued to the late Reuben Davis,
settlement having been made before
due, rs per terms of contract. | thank
You for offer to advance me 5000 at time
of Mr.. Davis death. | heartily recon
mend your company to all who require
the benefit Of sound life insurance at
the lowest possible cost
Very respectfully,
Mrs. h. \. DAVIS, Administrators,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board OF Supervisors OF Letior
county met Monday, April 3, 1899, an
transacted the following business.
MILLS ALLOWED.
o.. /. Williamson, services. 300.
W i. I'rrk' ""rr'i'ee' t2'm.
~ ,"rTs' ,'',''"'5 "'.'%"I'", S,Nn
/. Ar,crbory. sea wires. .,a 90.
L.H, Humphreys, services. - 90.
+. II HUFFMAN services. s1&oo.
I, ~ttnrij. r"rrNlr'e, si!m.
T.. W. hf""n supreme ''''' cost N h''"i'
'''",S , .-,
g upLo,t mdsr tor onnr ,,,r.r ,,,5
Ben Weir. services. 500.
q. HntIrr, for NpIk. pole, >Io".
"''A''' '''' W ''"'' '"'''' .'"''
9 V,.,nI ,,oI .nnt ~, ruur,rL,u =, 81
Henderson BAIRD. merchandise. n 90
T. T. Williamson. r"fon'joG taxes. >!2i.
~ ,,."I'''' .', ''''''I'E '''''"''' ;" "'
..r... nn
L.W. Parish. bridge tender $1,000.
j T. Humphreys, supplies for jail and
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-07

'In"oh Wtis Mfg. Co.. announce that
Their b0ndsGw mill, in this city. will
So"" re.nme operations. Parties hay.
ing funh"r they t~sir' :" sell should
"rhr t"r their price, uu logs.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-07
or Rcut.

Residence in Winona. Miss. contain.
ing seven rooms, in good neighbor-
mood high elevation, near public school.
Reference required. Apply to Bond a
Robinson, Wiuona. Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-07
'FTF RESPECTFULLY,
Mrs l.. \. DAVIS, Administrators,

7. S.-lf the late Reuben Davis had
taken an ordinary life policy in an old
system company, and paid the SAINT
amount IN premiums as he paid to the
Mutual Reserve, his heirs would have
only received $l.051 instead of s.. 600.
Gained by being insured in Mutual
Reserve S943,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-07
WITH GREENw0OD's CHURCHES
METHODIST.


METHODIST.
SUNDAYS.
Preaching AT II It. n. and : p. m.
sunday school at to q. IN.
EpWorth League at 1880 u. IN.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at : p. M.
J, H, MITCHELL. Pastor,
PRESBYTERIAN.
SUNDAYS.
Preaching at II a. IN, and 7:30 p. m,
sunday school at 10 Il. m,
Prayer Meeting, Thursday at 7:30 p. IN.
:, LYNCH REEVES, Pastor.
BAPTIST.
SUNDAYS.
Preaching at II a. N. and 100 D. m.
Sunday school at 10 Il. m.
Young Peoples Meeting at 3 p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Tuesday at T:30 D. m.
7. !, LlrSEY. Pastor. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-11
nIsmIssed wlthout nreludIce.

Dismissed without prejudice.
J. f. Ross VS.. Chas. Rogers, ct al.
Judgment and decree.
Susannah Burton ys. Frank d.
Scott; foreclosure Default and de-
cree for plaintiff.
Frank NJ. Munkers, et al vs. Fran
ces B. Herren. Set Tor next Wednes-
day.
Alice B Frlzzell vs.. +. J. Catterlin,
ct al. Dismissed without prejudice.
b. a. Cathy, vs.. L, w. Guiss, ct al.
Injunction; plalrtiifs given until
next Wednesday for serving amended
complaint
X. A. Ford, vs. NJ. j. EgaD ct al.
Motion to strike out part OF answer,
argued and submitted.
Hugh f. Jory vs.. Alex Berry, ct al,
confirmed.
r. II. Geer. ct al VS. John G. Wright,
et al. Decree as per complaint.
II. StapletCn, vs. VIM II. Abbott,
ct al, nOnsuit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-11

CHICAGO, March IA Tribune
special says: San Juan, Porto Rico,
March 1.-The real situation Ia Porto
Rico Is not understood. The people
10 the state generally regard Porto
Rico OF sort Of haven Of peace.
The war department has just
requested OF General Henry that he
Immediately report how maay regular
troops he could spare from the islands.
The Fourteenth New York started
home last Sunday. The regular regi-
ments that remain are so scattered
that In many places where there Is
necessity fora strong force, only a
corporals guard can he mustered and
the territories where there are con.
tlnual mutterings and the greatest
evidence Of discomfort at American
rule, are uuguarded. General Henry
is ia adllemma. lie has'Only three reg
iments OF trOOps-the Eleventh, the
Ninth and the Fifth cayalry-and
Two batteries Of the Fifth heavy artil.
lery.
Il need twice the troops l have, -
said the general at his residence Ia
San JuaN. Because Of the easy VIC
tory OF our troops here in the war,
and In the apparent friendliness OF
the natives TO the American soldiers
wheh they invaded the island, the
notiOn prevails Ia the states that
there Is little necessity for strong
force TO maintain order in the island
These people have been given
every opportunity, but they
have their own ideas. They are
clamorlng now for local self-govern-
ment. They are no more it for local
self government than am 20 run
locomotive More troops are needed
In the Island for the seeds Of discon-
tent planted by professional agitators
are rapidly growing and can be kept
down only by strong military force.
The lll-feeling between the natives
aud the American troops seem TO
grow stronger every day."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-11
DISASTER AVERTED.
Monitor Amphitite Has a Most For
tunate Escape
Boiler supply Pipes, Through Fault,
Repairing sPrang Leaks, Facts
Discovered by a Maehinist.

Nv Associated Press 90 the JournnI
NORFOLK, Va, March lit wa,
learned that the monitor Amphttrlt,
narrowly escaped an explosion az sea
through the imperfect putting TO
gether OF parts Of It's machinery
which had been oyerhauled at IN,
Boston navy yard.
I'VE count II proyidential that we
are tot al the bottom OF the sea -
said one OF the sailors. we left Bos-
Ton February ~, but had not DO
ceeded far before IL was discovered
That parts OF certain machinery.
which were oyerhauled at the navy
yard, had been improperly put to-
gether' The necessary readjusUment
OF the same was made aud the monitor
proceeded down the coast until of
sanuy hook, where II pat 10 To ESCAPE
storm.
IL was while anchored here thai
what might have proved a disastrous
explosion VAS narrowly ayelted by a
maehlnlst accidentally discovering
that the pipes leadidg from the evan.
orators, where salt water is condensed
through the oilge % the boilers, were
leaking, Had the discovery been m lade
80 minutes later there might have
been great destruction aud loss Of
human life The bike was found
doodet' and, 20 an appearances the
water intended Tor the boilers had
been wasting Tor possibly As hour,
through the haoge ioint in the pine % /
Tue Amphitrite arrived in Hamp- |
Tn RoacS March from Boston. /
Next day II came O. this harbor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-11
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Citizens meetings seem 10 be the
order Of the day ln Oregons' capital
city.
Nox Populi- Do you want to hear
a ? Then attend the cltlzens' school
meeting this evening at the city hail.
Mrs. A. Rich aud Mrs. V, Boull-
lard went 20 stayton today 70 attend
a funeral OF Mis. Colon. mother of
Mrs. lie Roy, wife of the stayton Jew
ler.
Frank Middleton aud S L. Moor
head expect 10 iiuish their job ~ ro-
vising the journals OF the senate
today. They do not propose 10 pro
long their services beyond the limit
liked by law,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-11

Miss Dora La Grange Is visiting
friends at Marion for few days.
Prof Washburn, state biologists Ia
town this afternoon.
John Holman, the Albany Iron mas
Ter, Is 10 town for Sunday
Contractor Shook has returned from
R0sehurR, where he secured the con
tract Tor rebuilding the Douglas
county court house at $40, ,2s5 Chas
Burggraf, Of this city, will be the su.
perYislDR architect.
Mrs Hans Thielsen, OF Portland, II a
guest 40 the home OF her son Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Thielsou. Mr.. Thlelsen
came up on the same train from at
tending the funeral of the late county
superintendent. Strange, Of Oregon
CITY, who was buried with highest
masonic honors.
Mr., aud Mrs, Geo. w. johnson and
sou, Paul, have gone 10 spend week nj
Oakland, Douglas county, where Mrs,
Johnson has three sisters living, Mrs.
Jas. Batty and the two Misses Jones.
Her brother, ). j. Jones, has also
worked there for Il @. Young & Co.
Tor sixteen years.
Marshal Gibson this forenoon .went
out beyond the s, Z. depot 10 warn
from tue city suspicious looking
hobo who was persistent Ia wanting 10
take up headquarters at the Capla /
city. Every train carries from live 20
twenty on the brake beams aud II Is
only by constant vigilance Of the city
marshal that he Is able % keep the
city rid ~ these pests that oyerrun
other places.
Attorney General aud Mrs. Black
burn went 20 Albany today, where
they stlll have home. Judge aud
Mrs. Blackburn make their home
with Mr. aud Mrs. y. r. Osborn.
One son J. w. Blackburn, Is q
surgeon at Manila, aud their other
500, A. W. Blackburo, Is a druggist at
Albany
Hon. Robt Glow was Ia the city 10.
day having been At Portland 10 dis
pose of some OF the products of h,s
ioufing mills AZ Junction, VIM, Glow
rs an old tlmer 10 state politics aud
one ~ the klud of men the people fall
back upon when tired OF experiment.
ing with experience. ho says Ropres.
entatlye Gray's record In the legis.
'ature gives general satisfaction,
John Wight went 10 Turner today
20 look after some fruit shlpments
lie says the large Candelarla fruit
nrm on tue hills south of Salem was
not injured by the freeze February l.,
an The trees being loaded with fruit.
Dr. Reynolds large prune orchard
north OF toNu Is badly wrecked. One
thousand p,um trees on the Cande-
.afla fruit farm will be grated into
Italian prunes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-11

DR.. Mitchell says in diff
cult cases Of Anemia, ne adds
cod-liver oil half all hour
after each meal and he likes
to use it in an emulsion; that
he has watched with grow
ing surprise some listless,
feeble, creature gathering
flesh, color and wholesome
ness of mind and body from
this treatment.
"Scott's Emulsion" is cod
liver oil combined with hy-
pophosphites. ItregenerateS
tissue, invigorateS the nerves
and brain, enricheS the blood
and adds fat and strength.
SOC. and 500, all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-11
Another Sale.

Yesterday evening II. G.. Meyers the
barbar selected out OF the stock Of
Geo. c. VIII one OF the costliest
pianos for his daughter Alice, Others
that have taken advantage Of the low
prices on pianos this week we're w. b.
Brown near Parkersvllle, o. l.. Byrd
Of Fairfield, Miss Bertha McDanelia
line Kimball organ and valley lodge
A, O. Y. w.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-11
JOURNAL * RAYS"

Governor Geer is pretty decent sort
OF governor. He Isn't afraid 70 sign
or not 10 sign. His conscience seems
10 be his business manager so TO speak
and he has his business manager
pretty well under control Bohemia
Nugget.