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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11

The rain fell faster and faster ord
c cii viva water was dripping from my
me rest of the gang hurrvlnp awav IN
the distance. ''"''S ~
waited about an hour without
nearing any orders from tbe fore,, ,Hu :,
VI catching a glimpse of him. Thr
shower was over when 1 caught sight
~ ~ me gang about so yards away. |
enousht the men had been eating green
T T,yI All Of them were doubled up.
+" neh they got nearer l saw and heard
Iausller Come down, you chump. .
SeHeu the boss When I got to the
stouhG tne gang guyed me until l
MIsned | had never attempted such
WORK. Young man, you are about the
biggest idiot | ever saw said the fore
man; we have been up to the hotel
having good time during the shower.
VI course the fellows never let up on
me- but after that the boss said ]
was no gutter and he used me all
right"
After this recital of early experiences
the men were in a reminiscent mood.
One of the gang told of the troubles
connected with his first attempts at
stepping the pole"
was rugged out with spurs and u
belt to wear around my body which
also went around the pole, and en-
abled me to lean back without over
balancing. Every time I assembled a
few feet, had to stop to slip up the
belt on the pole. The boss kept telling
me l was too slow for the business. so
l got mad one day and threw the belt
away. The next day one of the gang
fell and was killed. The accident would
not have happened had he been wear
ing belt Not man in the gang said
a word, but every one of the climbers
wore his belt for the next few weeks.
Billy Patterson, member of the To-
cal gang, is credited with being one OF
the slickest pole steppers" in the bust
ness. Billy has had a varied expert
ence. At one time he shipped as a
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11

board. Before this latter action was
taken the riders were eligible for rein
statement upon payment of the fines,
but now they are denied this privilege.
If the professional riders now sus-
pended by the L. A. w. are not rein
stated within a short time, they cannot
compete III the world S championships
at Montreal Some of them decided to
apply for reinstatement just before
these events, that they might be COM
petitors, but Chairman Gerlach an
nounces that only riders who have won
a certain number of points on the ma
tional circuit before July p will be
nominated as representatives of the
United Stze~s. The dates Of the cir
cult up to the time of the montreal
meet have been announced, and they
commence the latter part of this month.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11

officers differ in each corporation. The
banks are looking for prosperous year
this year, on account of the great build
ing boom and the opening up of subur-
ban property. To the people who wish
to build on the new sites, the co-opera-
tive banks are a great boon, and many
of the best houses in the suburbs owe
their erection largely to the benefits
banks.
The 18th year of the Home Co-opera-
tive bank will close Friday, and the
annual report will show the following
record:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11
HAS MANY PERILS,
Pole Climbing Not
Easiest of Occu-
pations.
MEN ARE A COMMENTED LOT.
A Spy Man Talks With a
Number Of These
Pole SINNERS"
MEN ARE A COMMENTED LOT.

Telegraph pole climbers are awav IN
In the air, not because they actually
feel above the rest of the community.
but because the length of the pole re-
quires it.
In the employ of the New England
Telephone and Telegraph Company, in
this city, are eight of the "pole shin
ners." There is not man in the bunch
that does not realize the periIs he is
, daily subjected to, but more content
ed lot of men would be hard to find
than the gang which congregates late
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11

It don't care what you say about his
business methods. he has done lot for
the poorer classes
you bet he has. If II weren't for
him the poorer classes would be whole
lot smaller. indianapolis Journal.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11

The bank has 797 members, owning 100
series of shares will be issued this month
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11
A Bile ROSE FOUND?
Bulgaria Says That 1t Has One of the
Sought-for Blossoms.

Bulgaria Says That 1t Has One of the
Sought-for Blossoms.
A blue rose has long been the desire
of those who, in their appreciation or
flowers. place a higher value upon mere
novelty than upon perfection OF form
beautiful coloring and delightful fra
GRANGE, but the Gardeners Magazine
does not credit the report that this
treasure has at last been found in
bulgaria. Our horticultural contem-
lnorarv has been told often in the course
lof the past quarter of a century, that
tbe blue rose has made its appearance.
and has seen plants Of what his friends
assured him were those of the Verlt-
able black rose, but when the season
iof towering arrived the only things
that were black were the looks of the
owners. who were naturally veXed that
they should have wasted their money
and made themselves objects of ridi-
cula. In the case Of the blue rose he
has not even been able to catch a
GLIMPSE of a plant bearing blue Aowers.
NOR has anv one stated that he has
seen either flowers or plants.
The Bulgarian blue roses would ap-
near closely to resemble the chameleon,
which frequently changes color to the
eve of the observer, for in one case
thew are reported to be of a beautiful
azure blue. and in another they are
said TO be of a. greenish blue the latter
hue recalling the delicate tints of the
TURQUOISE. A sample Of the soil in
which the bush is growing has, it is
said. been sent to a chemical laboratory
to be analysed, but surely. says the
Gardeners Magazine. it would have
Ibeen more sensible to have taken as
MANY buds as possible from the branch
and worked them on other stocks. with
a view to a perpetuation Of so remark
abla a novelty.-London News
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11

"Phwat was It yez said started the
fght2" asked Mr.. Rafferty,.
. at wOr this way answered Mr.. Do
Ian: Mccain wOr talkin large an loud
about his prosperity. an he SAYS he were
goin' to give is youngest a rOide in his
horseless carriage. An ] says is it that
blue wheelbarrow yez name, McCann?' "
Washington Star.
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|Rate of dividend, per cent per annum.
STATE M E N T.
ASSETS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11
RECEIPTS.
$212,955 81
DTSBUP SEMENTS

Cash on hand ....................... 008 p
$212. s55 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.
God0wsky pianist. Tuesday April n.
stelndel TO, Friday May 20,
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

II. y. parkhurst. the machinery
man, Is doing buslnes1 Ia Portland to
today
Judge Il. 2. Bolse returned this
morning from Albany, where he has
beeu holding couttnis week.
Wm. n, llobson's "sloye. e.dttingn
coFseis have caused a corset war. both
as 70 quality aud prievs.
Jay Bo~erman, the young Salem
lawyer, has located al Condun, 'Gil-
Han county.
A n. Giloort N-supcriutendcut OF
the peuiieniiarY, accompanied by hls
daughter, Miss Agnes, went 10 Port
iand this mofulng for friendly visit.
Daniel Clarke AID Charles stewart.
the young men gfadusles fTom VIII.
iamette Medical school, have gone to
fortlabd 81 he cxamipod before the
State Medical board Mr. Ciario ex-
p'cts 60 go inio practice al slayton.
W. u. wehrung. president OF the
state board Of agriculture, took this
mornings Train nufth, eoirg toNard
hls home IA hill lOoro. after attend.
log meetlos of the state Domestic
Anlmal Commission II which be Is an
ok-odlclp memhrf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
SMALL CASES IN COURT.
Recorder Judah Has Several Petty Quar-
fels and Disturbances to Settle.


Recorder Judah Has Several Petty Quar-
fels and Disturbances to Settle.
Recorder Judah Is having lively
times 10 his court these days, trying
and settling neighborbood and per-
sonal quarrels. 10 fact streak Of
bad blood seems 10 be manifest In
certain quarters, and Salem's popular
Judicial officer has evidently fallen
heir 20 the unpleasant duty ot purify
ing the same. Yesterday he had the
case Of the state W. John Bruckman,
which was dismissed for want OF
necessary evidence.
IL proved 70 be we'll developed
neighbo'hood quarrel The county
has some costs 10 pay and the con-
tending parties hayn't even tie bene
~ OF knowing more than when they
commenced their case.
This morning Fred Brauniog swore
out a warrant against Mrs. Maggie
Dieckman, charging that fair daugh
ter OF Depot Addition, with abusing
himself aud wife.
Maggie is accused OF calling the
prosecuting Witnesses "a "son-Of.a-sa~-
horse" aud other euphonlous epitheJs,
both individually and collectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bfanning are good peo-
pie and while they would be inclined
20 put up with great deal, this kind
OF treatment by a neighbor Is too
much for their eventeuored makeup
Foul and abusive language seems
to constitute the essence OF the COM
plant, which Is resented In lofty
manner by Maggie and her husband,
Frank Dieckman. The defense has
called for a dozen witnesses 10 prove
uprghtness aud purity OF character
aud speech. The case was called for
3 O'Clock, aud IL in hot progress as the
JOURNAL gees TO press.
A warrant was sworn out by Peter
Bach charging young Dick Ely with
the larceny OF two TASKS OF liquor
from the store OF Bach & Nadstanek.
The young man Is on parole from the
reform school, aud Will probably be
returned 10 that institution. His
trial Is set for 4 o'clock this afternoon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
STATION.

Prof. ST. Lawrence, OF COlfaX, W.,
gave two interesting e1talnments al
the opera house Monday aud Tuesday
evenings. Mr.. 50. Lawrence IS a phre-
nOgOlogist aud singer OF considerable
ability and his lectures were very In
structive as well as amusing. He is
accompanied by his son, VINO assists
him and guides his steps, he being
blind and dependent upon him. Mrs
81. Lawrence, who remains at the
home 10 COlraX, is also blind, but both
being placed 10 this seemingly unfortu-
nat condition, have through constant
cultivation Of the remaining four
senses, mastered and accomplished
many talents, which, taken together,
do not make life as miserable and un-
happy as a more fortunate person
would think. This Is the professors 5
fourth visit TO SJayton whithIn the
last twenty years aud while he notes
many great Improvements 10 the little
city, he has found many old time
friends, who gladly welcome him %
their homes.
Il, u. Cashatt OF Mehama was in
the city Monday
IsOm Bales stopped In town Mon.
day on his way 10 the mountain home
near ElkhOrn.
District Deputy Organizer Lance OF
the Maccabees was 10 town duriug the
week.
j. G.. Richardson has been employed
20 teach term OF school at Mehama
and conducts the private school here
at night aud teaches al Mehama in
the day time. lie rides up and back
mornIng and evening.
Miss Olive Robertson, an employe
at the q. ), /, A., was at home las.
week on a visit 20 her relatives here.
4. + Robertson, wife aud daughter
departed Tuesday for Skagway,
Alaskl, where Mr.. Robertson has
business Interests. His wife recently
arrived from Chicago where the fam
lily have lived for many years.
Editor Il. +, Bennett aud A. l.
Shreve had business at the Capital
city Tuesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
slck iiones Kllled

The domestic auimal commission
wednesday afternoon ordered Deputy
stock Inspector Thompson ofUmatila
county, 20 continue kllog diseased
range horses Ia the vicinity o. the
umanlla indian reservation, Hun
.dteds of them have been killed hy him
within the last few months. The al
leoied horses bclong 90 Indians, aud
As the state has uu jurisdiction oyer
The reservation, Tnompson, Is forced
90 klll lhem whenever they are caught
outside She boundaries, The com.
mission Is making every cndeayor
lo keep diseased cattle out of the
state. TIE application at d Califur
MA man 81 bring 20 head Into Oregon
from a district Ia his state where
there Is Texas fevrr was refused, as
he could not furnish a clean ON OF
health ifom a government Inspector.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Fned 10 Reeorh

Wm, II Eavan ana wife 10 VIM. J..
Waymire and Mary Il, Waymire, 20
acres ut the d. |. c. OF Francius y.
Laderote, sec %, T5sr2 west $500.
Allie Poe aud huebaud % A. q.
Dahl, 8 acres OF the d. |, C OF Leander
). Davis and wife siOO,
Clark Aaisworth aud wife Ia John
IL, Shultl, lots and 4, blk la Wolf
cr's addition to Hubbard. $50
salem Improvement Company 90
Michael Wogoman lot No. 20. 10 Cap
pl CITY Fruit Farm $3.50.
Asa !, E0d aud wife to Michael
Wogomau, Al acres la t7SE2w.
soOo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Deg rec OF Honor

Il he degree of Honor Lodge No. 10.
very appropriately observed their
Sixth anniversary Ia tnis city. The
evening was speut ia social enter.
tainment and splendid enjoyable
time was had by all The eutire pro-
gram was well carried out and We I
arranged by the committee. The
beautiful taNleau "Ameuca" was
the hlt ot the evening", after which
"A lunch WAS served and an went nome
happy and feel thit a pleasant even
Ing had heen spent With prod { 70 AN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
MARION COUNTY MATER.
Business Reeofded'and Transacted in the
Various Courts.
PROBATE

ihhhAiEs
Alex Thompson has been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Jaue
McAlpin, deceased, with bond fixed at
$1,000, which he has furnished.
Fort Boise West was appointed ad-
minlstIator OF the estate IA this
county Of VIM Fowler West, who died
Ia santa Barbra last September leay-
lng ~ part 0f his estate 1000 acres OF
land Ia this county valued at $1,000
The .heirs-at-laW ot the estate are
Fort Boise West. sou. OF JelIer-
son, w. w. West, sen. OF PorlauC
Leon Titus West, son. Middleton;
Edible w, Marquis, daughter, Browns.
ylllei O. }. West, son, Fort LayWai,
Idaho; Myra Ada Carr, daughter, Sc
attic; Atua 4. West, widow, santa
Barbra,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Proposed Train Changes.

There Is yet no formal announce.
meut from Official. sources OF pro-
posed change Ia the train schedule at
this point, but the advance announce
uent, which always comes through
the brakemen and other hiIh authCri.
ties, Is about 10 the effect that Salem
Is about TO suffer "A disagreeable, un.
popular aud inc0nyenient alteration
10 the tIne Of the arrival ana depar-
ture Of trains. The report Is that the
south bound overland train will pass
here one hour later than now s;hed- .
uled, ~ at $3.50 y. m., while the north
bound overland will be an hour and u
half earlier than az present, or az $500
"A M. This will make nard lines for
persons connected with the business
hackmen, eXpressmen, mail carriers,
hotel men and everybody, passengers
Ia particular, anf nobody seems 10
understand the cause OF the change,
rs there Is 40 change made In the ar.
rival or leaYing time atSan Francisco.
Local representatives do not know
whether or not an extra train will be
put ou.between Salem or Albany aud
Portland, but 10 Is 10 be hoped that
such an arrangement will be made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
STATE MONEY.

Pouring Into the State Treasury From An
Directions
klamath - the fourth county 10
pay lts state taxes In full, remit
tance Of s30s2 80 having been received
40 the state treasurer's olllce this az.
tcrnOon The total amount paid by
" was Ss60s o. County treasurer
Downing paid $1,000 on Marion
conntY's accnunt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
TIE WEATHER.

wednesday morning a light frost
fell la parts or the valley but did no
harm. Cool temperature keeps the
fruit back aud the cherries are not
yet Ia bloom: a few hight showers
fell Wednesday night. Thursday fair.
H forecast for Frida7 fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Miss Pauline Kline, of Corvallis.
president uf the state assembly of the
Rebekahs, 1, O q. h., accompanied by
he ladies ot Nj Jefferson Rehekah
10 'ge No, IS. ~ jefferson
Rebckah aud clover lear no.
a., of iudepeudcdce, will pay an
ohcial wish Ia Salem Rebekah Lodge
No. I, on next Monday evening,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
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when the superintendent and the
assistant superintendent OF one Of our
state institutions can both be away
10 another part OF the state at same
time, they have either got things In
very fine clOckwork order or their ser
vices could roally Just as well be dis.
pensec with.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
SOME PUBLIC MATTERS.

The matron, Miss Brandt, Of the
orphans home at Salem, today sent
away the last OF the larger boys to
Junction City, where he will enter a
family. IL is likely that the home
will be discontinued at er few
months.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

At the reform school there were two
applicants for physician, D.. Robert
500, Of Salem, and DR.. Smith, OF Tur-
ner, son of the late VIM. II. Smith.
who graduated from Willamette just
after his fathers death. IL was de-
cided 10 abolish the Office OF physician
At the reform school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

The abolition Of an Official salaried
phys can at the state reform school Is
expected to reduce the billsfoF medi-
cal attendance. OfcOurse, II it does
not work that way the board can let
the work TO the lowest bidder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Trtbulles,.,.
SSSSSxxSS~

lesetd lhat long dteyed ot az Trbunes artiyed-been
"u Tue Nal since tue sth o last MONTH Mith hny hark
Ige,s ana waiting oo the trade thee be but few
eN h DAY or two The riders The SO inch fellns 80
Nlo yslac'es over their TIE model 40 = ineb
sue, AZ ~ cash aud $40 usiaurnts World bester ana
" te9 uV funtFul, there heel made hy any
N any price that runs smoother will continue Ia run
eet lt"m year 20 year than these aud you NAV ~
l Mny lou please aud then ty these and you'll ackno
ssS SgpeIoIy on thst pont Come down aud take
colon ~ anything else that is removable ' "''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Oregon Is the Country

j. b. Mullay, a well-kn0wn deputy
revenue collector In the district passed
through to Portland this morning.
lie Was returning from san Francisco
with instructions from the depart
ment for an oiicial visit 10 Alaska,
Involving a trip boy way OF Skagway
through the Interior TO Dawson city
aud out hy the mouth Of the Yukon
river. Mr., Mullay says a trip through
California is sunicent 10 conylnce a
man that Oregon is the country TO
live 10, everything On this side Of the
ot the llue looks 50 fresh, vigorous
aud fun OF healthy life by contrast
with the conditions southwark. lie
declared that in comi0g along on the
railroad a slguhoard Is % be seen in-
dicating the state boundary line, on
one side uf whlch is california" aud
the other Oregon. The south side
Of the board Is al dried up aud
cracked while the Oregon side is
fresh aud moist,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Can anyone tell why the state treas
ury keeps 90 stamping warrants when
IL is daily receiving large sums Of
taxes from various counties? Do
the Portland bankers need the
money? Have the warrant dealers
no profitable papers TO speculate on ?
or all the rake offs the so-called state
treasury Is the rankest Of all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Flags on public ouldiugs,aud school
house are at half mast Ia the Capital
OF oregon, la accordance with the
presidents executive order that April
d, be- observed Ia honor of tue dead
heroes OF the Spanish war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
WILLIS Bios. & Co

Have Just received large line Of Separate Dress Skirts
Crash Skirts soc. SIPS and $50 See our Black SIN
brocaded Skirt, lined with Good Iatfeta Lining for
5000 Ournew Shoes are arriving "DiStrct76 School
phoss tor Children are the best made--Ty them We
are fsi Door South OF the Post Office in Salem Ore
Gon. Spot Cash House, Standard Patterns Best and
Cheapest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
WILLAMETTE HorgL ARRIVALS.

= y Powers, Henry Lang, W. r..
Minor, Mrs, Ahbee, Mrs. Mclsaacs
q. LunngstOn, Portland; Adams =
Julllns, Geo II Graves, h. NJ. Nun.
delsolni, san Francisco, N, J.. Mulr.
gram, Seattle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Chieksn Pie supper

Ca Friday evening from s To 5
O'Clock the ladies 90 the Congrega
tional church will give one OF their
original aud only chicken pie suppers.
4.g-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
One peetEilet

Mrs. l., :. Smith, Alice smith. WIN
Q. Smith, Walter r. Smith, Mrs. Ad.
die runs and j. T. Tuds, q L q
Sherwood, Il. 'c, d. TO 43 acres ia
Sec, -, t0.s. s.T2W $500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

The county court at this session
may take steps to buy farm where
The resident poor can be put TO work
aud made more nearly self-supporting
ln connection with that II is intended
TO diYide tire county IN districts and
let the doctoring OF the Door to the
lowest responsible bidder. IL is be-
lieyed this would effect a great saving.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Miss Margaret Raymond has been
appointed assistant matron for the
blind, 10 assist Mrs. Carter whose
strength has been overtaxed 10 that
institution for some time. She has
nad care OF all the chiliren, aud the
blind are especially helpless, and Mrs.
Carter has given the smaller ones the
same care as II they were her own
family, the relief afforded by the
Board OF Education app Ointing a
helper will be greatly appreciated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
One Dollar Dozen

For best enamel cabinet photos
bust or any position Tor a few days.
Bring the children. The Pickerill
W 463t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Inc cheapest aud The best rout
east VIA The Northern Pacific r n
lhumas, Watt \ Go. lAgtS 4-5-,Ot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

he sure and get bottle of Chloro.
Nap'holeum when Mr. Rasey calls ON
you Recommended hy everybody
dNw n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Women ~ Woodc'aft hard Tunes
local Friday evening Don't Forpet
4-6 ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Sherm Thompson the Salem jeweler,
has created a perfect furor among the
fair sex with the Nethersole bracelets
named after the famous actress
Olga Nethersole. The most beautiful
are Jades "a Chinese stone) clasped
with silver.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Ihs Rosoourg local traln Is DELAYED
about tour hours by freight wreck
south ol Albany. aud viii reach herr
between q aud O'Clock this evCnipv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

When an honest citizen sees Re
publican boss and a Democratic ma
nlpulator chlnning each other cheek
by jowl, he wants to 20 of and
sprinkle holy water on himself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Fine Lines Of Linen Towels,
See display in south window.
Also tOweling at reduced rates,
Fine Lines Table Cloth

That will astOnish you. Never
before was such good goods
brought 70 Salem, TO be sold at
such low prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
JOURNAL X RAYS,

Judah and Gibson seem 10 be turn
ing lots II money into the city treas
urer without working more than halt
the graft on the county that their
predecessors did
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Embro1deries

Nice new lines, beautiful pat
terms, from lc a yard up, Also
alloyer embrOideries aud tuck
ing In several varieties.
We have opened uD new lines
OF Organdies; pretty patterns.
We cannot say TOO much for
them, and the prices are away
down. Call and see them. you
will he sure TO want some soon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Bedspreads

A large size crochet quilt,
Marseilles pattern, we'll worth
81, now 75c. We also haye
cheaper and better Eardes.