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The Portland daily press., 1899-04-08

TREASURY Department Office of the Super
i vising Architect Washington, ID. C., March
81, 1s99.-Sealed Proposals will be received at
this office until o'clock D. M, on the Goth day
ering repairs and painting for the L. :. Court
House aud Post Office building at Portland,
Maine. in accordance with the specification.
copies of which may be had at this Office or the
office of the Custodian at Portland. Maine.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Archi
tect. aprieodSt
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nor SALE-New first class 2 family house
Il with abundance OF rooms; bath rooms,
steam heat for both iiats, separate boilers, hot
and cold water; superior location, west o.
State street, 5000 feet OF land rents 5000 pei
annum good tenants In. W. II. WALDR0N
Co. IS0 Middle St 1I
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SPOT cASH-OLp COLD.

We give you the highest price for Old Geld as
We use 1t for making rings. MCKINNEY the
Jeweler, Monument Square. ocE1dI
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lNOR SALE-Bargains in MADE strong
and $3.50 per pair-best value for the money
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on exami-
nation, money Will be refunded by returning TO
us before having been WORT HASKELL &
JONES. Lancaster Building, Monument square.
81
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EARN of sixty acres with small set OF build
II ings, within nmo miles OF Portland. TO let
on shares: gardener or daryman preferred.
No liqnor or tobacco. Address RISES BROTH
ERS Co. Portland, Maine. IL
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds of Jewelry
w repairing and have made 1t . specially
for years. We are now ready to make 10 order
anything In rings or pins OF any special design
you may wish at very short notice. MCkEN-
NEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square, Portland.
jani2cu
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FOR SALE-Elegant pianos. violins, mando-
Inns, guitars banjoS. music boxes, rexinas. har-
monioas superior violin and banjo strings,
popular sheet music. instruction books
and everything In the the music line. Come to
the store where prices are low. HALVES, "A
Congress st. april
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l,ALL AND SEE the most wonderful life
Y reader on earth. call Will convince you
OF her wonderful, power In revealing past. pies
ent and future. (No questions asked Lincoln
Park House. 26l Congress St, Portland, Me.
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FOR SALE-Read this. New two story
room house and stable, on Rackliff ST., Deerlng
Highlands. for $4,000. lot is 5oxl10 and house
has every modern convenience. lines of cars
almost at door, only $500 down, balance to suit.
Bring this ''ad" with you. {. b. DALTON, So
Exchange st. IL
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EoR RENT.-Store corner oiCumberland and
Il Washington streets Splen id location
for grocery or gem raj business. reasonable
rent and lease If desired FREDERICK $,
VAIL Real Estate ONCE, First Natl Bans
Building. II
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NOR SALE-Black mare, weight 1910, very
II handsome great style. safe for anyone TO
weight. a great road horse and does not pull I;
owner must sell. AVON ST. STABLE. 81
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EOR SALE-A favorable opportunity for 1
. competent aud ambitious woman (witt
some means TO purchase business well es
tablished situated on the best street In Port
land BENJAMIN SHAW & CO., 81 IL Ell
change street 81
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EOR SALE-Fine driving horse. harness,
Il sleigh, buggy robes. etc. Horse absolute.
y sound ana safe. stylish, well bred and great
roader. Owner must dispose OF this outfit al
once and Will sell at a great sacrifice. Enquire
at AVON STABLE. Avon Place, City. 81
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ITO LET-Desirable tenements of five. six and
L seven rooms centrally located. Price $40,
sli aud sl2 per month. BY J. c. wooDMAN,
90 Fxctange st IL
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LIOR SALR-Near Gorham village. one and
Il half story house with stable, both new, II
acres OF land, five in wood, five In tillage, Tel
minutes walk from depot and schools. Inquire
OF NJ. X. HARMON, Gorham, Me. 81
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AGENTS WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VVANTED-By practical florist. employ
w ment either with a tpriyate party or at
greenhouses; fifteen years of experience. Ad-
dress L. ). ", Press Office. 6I
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CHOOSE a location for your new home where
" YOUR neighDors are already established,
where future movements and Improvements
VIII tend to enhance rather than depreciat
your property where contiguous surroundings
will ALWAYS be a pleasure 90 look upon; where
all couveniences of n public and private nature
are modern and kept up to date and where you
will always want 10 live. We VIII locate yoL
call at the Office of AUSTlN & SHERMAN
24D -teyens Plains Ave. Deering Centre, tht
only real estate agency In Deering and one oil
ths most reliable In Portland 20
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no LET Lower rent of six rooms in new
house rear No. 2 Monroe Place; gas and
Sebago; good yard room; good cellar; good re
pair good neignhorhood; sl2. Apply 10 L.
HASTY. IL Green st. I'll
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vNANTED-Postion in an office as book
w keeper or assistant first class references.
Address X. Room 5, $50 Congress ST. feb2T-4
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EOR SALE-Fine residential property OF
l. Vaughan St, hew house of IL rooms. first
class In evary way. price $4,000. Another OF
600 feet Of land price s14 00D call aud get par
ticulaIs. LLEWELLYN NJ LEIGHTON. 81
Exchange ST. 81
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EoR sALE-.A ~ story house centrally 10
Il Gated on franklin ST.. between Oxford and
Cumberland. arranged for two families. income
s25 per month"; good property for Investment
always rented, Apply to A c. LIBBY & CO.
AZ IL Exchange It. 5-l
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no LET-A very pleasant second story rent
1 of eight rooms at 1853 Cumberland St, with
all modern conveniences: also "a furnished cot
tage Of six rooms on the hill near Forest City
Landing Peaks Island. Apply TO TRUE
BROS, 39i Fore st. apt6n
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MNSCEI.LAuEOUG.

Forty words inserted under this head
oa~ week for s5 csnsa cash in advance.
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ITO LET-Pleasant front room. with or with.
| out table board. MRS. SKILLINGS, 3
Congress Park. 81
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Tor SALE-A fine two tenement house cen,
Il trslly located. steam heat. hot and colo
water slated roof. etc. etc. MARKS & EAkLb
| CO. No. II Monument So. III
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NOR SALE-l0oo loads of loan for lawns nm.
+ garden use also lot of filing MARKS
& EARLE co, No. Y Monument So. IL
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TO LET.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash IN advance.
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EOR SALE.--A fine four tenement house on
The electric line. ons OF the greatest invest
ments ever offered IN this vicinity. In good re
pair aud let to responsible parties. MARKS 81
EARLE CO.. No. 12 Monument So I'll
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ITO LET-A first class grocery store situated
L on the corner OF Franklin and oxford Sts
now occupied by Fred W. Nc Conky. This cor
ner has been occupied a. g grocery store for
over 30 years and commands a large trade.
Possession Will be given April 16. Apply to
JOHN f. PROCTOR. Centennial block. 6-l
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TOR SALE-A desirable brick house contain
ing Ii rooms besides bath, all In periec
order. THIS property is situated within three
minutes walk of postoflice and will be SOLD
with or without furniture as The sale is to close
an estate Immediate possession. Apply "a
JOHN +. PROCTOR, Centennial Block. Al
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FOR SALE-1so yards best quality Brussels
large size; ia dozen ladies' dress forms: n
dozen chiidren's clothing forms. HASKELL
& JONES, Lancaster building, Monument
square. "a
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ITO LET-Upper tenement No. 52S Cumber-
i land St., seven rooms and bath. all modern
sun all day. Apply at 1877 MID
DIE ST. 81
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NOR sALE-Modern out-of;town residence.
Il situated niue miles from Portland, beauti-
fully located. sloping to ths SOUTH in the pretty
town of Windnam; ten large rooms and bath In
heat, two large fireplaces; large, attractive
yeranda with magnificent lawns large spac-
ious stable accommodations; also cottage
house of seven rooms for gardener; elegant
well, with U. :. windmill; can be lighted by
electricity; forty acres Of fertile land In good
state of cultivation. neatly surrounded by wire
fences. This property is in every way new.
moderny equipped and arranged. and can only
be appre cisted by seeing II n person; the new
electric railroad nom estbrOok TO Harrison
will run within twenty rods of this property.
For further particulars apply to GEORGE c.
CANNE1L. First National Bank Building.
Portland, Me. 2t-tt
EOR SALE-To close out an estate, egh'
pieces of property located as follows: On
Spring street near STATE. Congress street near
Vaughn. Bracketr street, two houses above and
two below Spring, Salem street, Laurel street
and Newbury street. viii be sold either separ-
ately or together. Now occupied with good
paying tenants and in good repair. For further
particulars inquire OF A. c. LIBBY s. CO., 42la
Exchange street. 81
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nor SALE--A modern IL story house. I
L rooms, bath. hot water, newly painted and
papered, furnace heat. 80 foot lot, good stable
on the lot facing Deerlng Oaks Park sun al
day. will be sold at a bargain. CCLESWORTHp
BOOK Store, 81 Exchange st, Al
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nor SALG-One of the best farms IN Gorham
Il Near the village, first class hui dngs, 50
tons hay; superior orchard grated fruit, 1900
With complete outiitsof farm tools. Must be
sold. w. II. WALDRON & CO., $50 Middle
street 81
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MARRY ME, NELLIE,

And Will buy you su'h q pretty King a
McKenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings
Diamonds Cpal-Yearls, kubies. Emeralds an
ali other precious stones. Engagement an
Wedding Rings q specially. Largest stock Il
city. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler. Monnmen
Square. nlar22du
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MAN OR LADY to travel and appoint agents.
WI Established firm. $50 per month and all
expenses to start. Mfr, Box SoS. Phils.. IA.
mar.qW& Saw
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FOR SALE-A small farm In Scarboro. Ia
u story house. rooms, barn 30xs0, acres
land. hen house. Ice house, minutes to X. X. I;
miles to city good water and ali In good re
pair. Apply to A. Z. LIBBY & CO, a IL Ex-
change ST. 81
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no HoUsEKEErEas-T is the time of the
L year when you can use Gasoline In you.
business. II you haven't heard OF the uses that
It can be put to to help you III your work, drop
me a postal or telephone 1854 aud l Will give
YOU the required information. NEAL ID. WINS
Low. 90 Preble ST., Oil Dealer. oil
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WANTED-MA HELP.

WANTED-A man that thorougly under
w stands packing corn 10 take charge OF a
corn factory the coming fail; must come we'll
recommended. Liberal pay will be given to the
right man. Address A. 4. I. Is. YOU Nc,
Hiram. mar2odH
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FOR SALE.


(tHAINLRss WHEELS using ordinary
~ bevel gears have not given good satisfac-
ton; but with the advent of the Sager Roller
Gear, with the Wolff American construction,
their success is assured. The Wolff-Americar
leads them all; Hight. strong and easy running.
G.. l.. BAILEY, 2e3 Middle st, 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

! Fraser. Gilbert & Patterson, G, 9
| Given, A. B Steinbach & Co.. w. II
! HobsOn. s. G Stune, Z. A. Virgins
Brown s. Smith, NJ Il. Rineman, l.
NJ. Haines, II. 5. Belle, &. II Hinges
J. A. Rotan. Willis Bros. & Co, D. y
Bentley & Co Dan J. Fry. SteuslOfi
Bros. Gray Bros, Steiner & Go. aud
John Hughes"
Referred TO committee on licenses.
The mayor asked II there we're not
4 lot Of names on this petition for
an suctiaDeers license, and was In
formed by the recorded that such was
the case.
An ordinance was introduced by
Legg, prohibiting the riding OF BIZ
cycles on the west side Uf Church
streev between state aud Mission
streets, Referred 10 ordinance com.
mittee.
An ordinance for the working Of
prisoners on the streets was read the
third time aud passed unanimously.
An ordinance relating TO sidewalks
and crOsswalks was read third time
aud passed unanimously.
Fire chief Churchill was authorized
to act as policeman, without pay.
Alderman Legg stated that the
people living between Ferry street
and the Mill race, wished TO know the
grade Of that street as they wished TO
10 some grading, and he was referred
10 the city engineer,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
coNYIcr ATTEMPTs suIclDE.
Frank Sands Jumped Head First to 9
Cement Floor.

Frank Sands Jumped Head First to I
Cement Floor.
Frank Sanis, who is serving five
years sentence 10 the penltentiary FOL
burglary committed 10 Portland, made
q determined attempt az suicide Sun
day morning. When the prisoners Of
the trst ward we're let out OF their
cells, at $50 O'Clock, for shaYiug, and
the men ia the third tier Of cells
stepped out op the gallery TO march TO
the chapel, Sands walked about 10 or
I2 feet along the gallery, which is
protected by an iron railing about 3
feet above the floor OF the gallery,
then dropped on his hands aud knees,
aud forcing himself under the hand
rail, deliberately threw himself ~
the cement hoor 20 feet below.
striking on the left side OF his fore
head. Two OF the prisoners 10 adjOin-
cells-John d. Newman and Bert
DaYls-wltnessed the act, but the sui
clde's movements we're 50 quick, and
the act 20 startling that, before ttey
realized what was happening. Sands
was lying on the floor 20 feet below,
dead. Sands "as uncoD-
scious when he was picked up, and
had not regaiDed his senses up to yes
lerday afternoon. Sands Is the man
who broke out OF the Multnomah
county Jail with Con KelIlher about |
.hree years ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Hon. E. II, Flagg, went 10 Portlant
this afternoon.
Gov. Il. T. Geer returned this after
noon from CORVALLIS.
Or. and Mrs. He Epley are spend
ing few days al Jefferson.
Mrs. N. II, Looney returned To her
her home at jefferson today.
Rep. MeCilloch went up TO Turner
today 10 look after his ranch there
Louis McCoy, formerly OF Salem, Il
now road-master on the Corvallis &
Eastern railroad.
The Friday night dancing club
gives the closing party OF the season
tonight at Tloga hall
II II. Lloyd, who has been engaged
at Roseburg for some weeks, returned
home this afternoon.
Miss Mlnnie Schneckenherg, went
up 10 Mehama today 10 visit at the
nome OF her brother, Louis Schneck-
snberg.
Mrs, Sam Hayes aud children re.
turned 10 her home at Halsey TODAY,
after visit with her parents, Mtand
Mrs. r, Vercler.
Rev. J. Bowersox received word To-
day OF the death Of his brother.ln.law.
DF. Geo. A. Oryig, prominent phy.
slelan al Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. Il. vanderyort was called 10
Portland this Afternoon To the bed.
side OF her granddaughter, Miss
Esther Wood, and will not bring her
TO Salem for time.
Mr.. aud Mrs A. u. Croasman OF
Portland are 10 the city. the guest, of /
udse aud Mrs, Geo, II. Burneett. Mr..
Jnasuan l. Postmaster Al Portland
aud vas formerly a Salem business
man.
sheriff y. W, Dulbln was this after.
nooa called 10 Aurora 20 biting up an
USAGE patient, ayoung mau named
hufkholdef, aged about "a years In
he aoseuce VI Judge Terrell the
'atlent will be examlned before
u>ilee u. A. Johnson. \,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
Another Dog Case,

The law reporter has been called on
N unrayel the intricacies OF another
dog case that has by narrow margin
almost involved several prominent
Salem people 10 litigation. Sol
Broadly, cattle buyer, who has
been buying stock for Baker
Il Moyer, turned one beef COW
over TO Ed Cross and got his
check for It.. This he cashed and
bought Shepherd dog for 81 and
sD9nt $40 fOr'incidentals, "returnine
the balance TO Baker & Meyer, who
we're out $40. For this SUN the dog
was held by Mr.. Baker. IL seems that
In the meantime Newt Farrell,
chief government OF scouts 10 theCaS-
cade Reserve force, acting as Sol.
Broady's agent and legal adviser, had
negotiated the dog to a Dallas man
Tor $40, who came over TO Salem and
claimed him. Broadly wanted TO sue
Baker & Meyer for stealing his dog.
They claimed 10 be holding the dog as
security for the $40 Squire johnson
didn't want any more dog litigation
10 his court for awhile and adyieds
settlement. This was hnally effected
by Meyer & Baker giving up the dog
TO Broadly, upon his legak represent
aIlye Newt Farrell agreetng to make
good their s340 when the
legal traosfer OF the dog should be
consummated TO the Dallas party.
Newt. is now working up his abstract
OF title on the dog, TO see that he is
clear OF all attachments aod 10.
cumbrances whatsoever, before re-
ceiptl1g for the money. II the case
had gone 70 law Ore lawyer would |
nave got the COW, another the |
dog, and the county would have paid |
the costs.
Newt Is thinking OF putting on a
nigh collar, rentiCR front room and
putting ont his shingle as legal nd.
Vlse' aud minister pleuipotantiary.
making specially OF settling dog
controversies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
Before the Court Of Inquiry

CHICAGO, March 22.-Before the
court OF inquiry today David NJ,
Flleshman testified as follows: zone
day In June a gentleman asked me "a
20 to the stockyatd with him. car
ried two boxes. We took the boxes
INTO car where the three or four
rows Of meat.
la the boxes were several packages
containing a light gray colored sub
stance. He put this into trays, set
ure 10 u aud placed II under the meat
Tie said II was as an experiment 20
preserve meat, put my huger on
the meat aud tasted Il. IL burned
my tongue La one end of the car was
4 card marked Tampa, Fla"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
DIED

hELCH - Az the family boms
corner Oak and Fourteenth street :
Wednesday, March %, 1899. Edna
G., j. Kelch. ' shu
The kelch family came here from
sac Ci'y' Iowa, some months ago, aud
are all packed up ready TO return, but
uaIe s oeen delayed by the Illness aud
death OF the little one. The funeral
VIII take place at lOa. m. Thursday
rev. kantner Officiating, The family
nave the sincerest sympathy OF the en-.
tl'e community 10 their bereavement
10 strange land.
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Spring Clothing

10 great quantity for men, boys and
youth, have Just been received at the
New York racket. Mems suits froms3. 70
Tor a good solid wearing cotton suit
10 sl3 70 for "A very tine all wool black
worsted suit. Good black worsteG
suits for $3.50 per suit aud range Of
prices for neu's wool, mixed. and all
wool, anywhere between the above
prices.
Als1 line lot OF boys and youths
Knee pants, aud threc.pieGe suits from
a low price upward 10 hne all wool
quality.
Cali and see us, we sell at original
racket prizes. 2l "a lis
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Away With Weeds
Island Garden Sand
We are now selling an extra quality OF
garden sand, one half clean sand one-hall
13am; Splendid for gardens, also fertilizers
Dry Sawed fir Wood s. % cord delivered.
b. 8. BENTLEY & co.
successors 10 Salem improvement Co.
3l9 Front Street.
CREAMS VS.. GREENS.
Total Receipts ss73.s9-No Banquet to
Be Given

Total Receipts ss73.s9-No Banquet I,
Be Giyen.
The 1899 Y. NJ c. A. contest CLOSED
last night in the defeat OF the Greens
oy the Creams. The honors were dI
Yided as follows
Creams s332,49. Greens s24I1O.
The contest went or satisfactorily 10
all considering the various conditions.
The ladies deserve great credl, for
the good work done 10 so short q time
The managers have dccided.not TO in
dulge 10 a banquet at present and
apply the money TO the good OF the
work.
The hnal game OF baseball resulted
10 a score OF 10 TO 10 ln favor Of the
Creams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
Asked for Pardon

Governor Gees has been applied
TO from the government Of Great Brit,
Tain through one OF its consuls ask
lng Tor the pardon OF one Henry Scott,
Consul Laidlaw, OF Portland states
that the man was intoxicated when
he was supposed 10 have committed
q theft. He had no one to defend him
and consequently received an excess
I've sentence. The governor has not
yet issued the pardon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
Rev. Hams Aneated.

Chief Of Police Lee Of Albany has
received a telegram from Chief OF
Police, Carty, Of New Westminster,
B G. saying that Rev, Il. A. Harris
and Mis-, Edna Lear who recently
eloped from Albany have been arrested
there on wrrant issued 10 Albany,
charging Harris with seduction. lie
has wife and frmlly living In st.
Louis, Mo. Miss Lear Is Is years old.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
A New Grocery.

Thursday there will be opened a
new grocery and provision store two
blocks vest OF the North Salem
school, conducted by II. l.. Huffman
-Four tons Of staples were received To-
day aud the public will hereafter be
able TO nnd a full assortment OF
family groceries, tobacco and cigars.
etc, which will be sold at the lowest
prices for cash. Our readers are ia.
vIted % give them q call.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
state kair Roath

The state board Of agriculture was
10 have held a meeting Tuesday az.
ternUon AZ the capitol, but as some OF
the members we're unable 10 get here
at the time set, II was decided 10
postpoue the meeting until March 81,
when, II Is understood, all will be able
TO be present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

carried only by the New York Racket,
10 large supply have just been re-
celyed.
Our leather. and vestIng tops, for
ladies' or gents, Ia tine shOes, aud our
ladies' Queen Bee" and Coin" vest.
lng top, at s2, and $40, are special
bargains.
We have a large stock OF all grades
for ladies, gents aud children, Ia the
"Star-5-Star" line OF shoes, ana sell
them at racket prices. which saves
you a heavy percentage In your pu
chases. Call aud be convinced. % I'd lW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
Marion cireui, cour,.

Times are duh in Department No.
2, IL was In session but few min.
utes this morninG. Au order for
sheritf's deed vas made, In the case
OF Trustees willameste University vs..
VIM. G. Cove.
IL Is said that the wo0dburn char.
ter case will come up again SATURDAY.
on motion for a rehearing.
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THE WEATHER.

The beautiful weather OF today Is n
be- followed by fair weather tomorrow
Tue weather bureau reportlDR-To.
night aud Thursday probably fair.
Wednesday morning showing light
frost 10 low lands, but not cold enough
10 do aoy damage.
The river IL at a stand still at s feet
aud steamboat business Is good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
Cigar Store Robbed

Z. A. Kirk is mourniug the loss Of
some s2l IS, which has been
distracted from his State street cigar
store by some ooe who had 10 right 10
IT, The money was left over uisht IN
sack concealed In the store, and n
Is supposed that some one ehu. bed IN
IRON the saloon Ia the tear over the
low PARTON, 10 the early morpins
while the barkeePer was busy outside
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
Palm Sunday a, Unity Church

Next Sunday night Instead OF the
usual lecture Rev. NJ. Copeland will
read the famous poem The Case of
Juda' by the great American
sculptor story, sThe poem with
proper musical prelude and postlude
viii make a novel service but one well
suited TO Palm Sunday. Miss Helen
Copeland will sing The Palms.