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NAILS roR, SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.


urDSrsnAy-At a:So a. m Supplementary 1870 g.
M Tor America except c.,a & Hles s.t. hsf ,s ~,
pac Ports per A5vsnSe via CoSn sysnee Gee' at
100 a m for Pernsmbuoo and Sants Per
;..s: a and 1!o:.us. u n 'ss's1s" wa Hds
Q.ters for savsnis and Carhsses ssSn.snsry q j
tGS 81 mn Thonas croI Leswa7s ard winaS..s
sns Trinidad must Be directed per PrstSra2 At
D m. for cuba via Havana also -.
dts.r part. 1nf q GOiisa asaeo directed vs
rHr nRRsDAY-A, $50 for Ia Plsa Cogn,I,,, w s,rs9
Fa!man at d:s-. u n TOR & ssnss Ss eSsa sSS p.1 .sn
p.t.,n:,' a. p m. for Santiago and Msnrsnnio p~
s,s sSpiiss9 q S"1 R for jamaica per steamer from
rRfpaY- for I.m.Is. Belle G.,,r f1.ro ..., c9r's.
and osAts%a. sar p. FOR la PLATA coua-
arss'fG f4s: drect per cree,an P,s.. -. p.m.,.
sArysDATcas S.T !. c.4se.s ,s at T N S:vsoSpds5d e.
silvia a, 10 N ''upp.men'anry, Ia. ,.So ., 10 M
1.app.%.nars asI1 an. saT5' 1885 Forum: i;s3s
s.yaps and , Ta., ;. es.csa per per Heroo
dack1 II for S.Ss per per M..Sopo a,
m maforH for 81 Iacia Bar6sdo. and North Brazil per
Huber r. Y. N.rfoundand rora By rail- to sydney ana
Mt,s ssnoe by steamer thi. ono. daily At 80 n
s,,.1 cSnDs.Rs ss. siSi. for Mqason sy sad
By r. 1Sie % 20 pa4 ts Ta@ps TSf a' Fla and S.nS.
Sas ,IT eoss at this once daily Cssc.p, Monday
M..5..s., :, m ana NS frssy NAH. for cuba BY raj .
Miami Fla and thence oy sssn,er ss,"r,y =, f2 SO M
dr. connscting closes TUESDAY and ssinrdsyl
vi. ,or xeT,co city. overland. unless speciaiiy &C
sra.... sor dispatch by close Al THIS eflee
aa.s a, q 10 a m. and 2:30 Z. fMails Tor Costs
o.. p.,i,a Puerto Cortes and Guatemala. by ran 70
- orsan, and thence by steamer close al THIS once
S.1r, =, n M connecting closes here sundays ana
1890. for Costa Rics and Mondays for bsit-
pnsr,o Corte, and Guatemala) 'Regisered nAh eoses
a,en m rrevious day. tRegistered mall closes ~
o. m second day before
TRAHsPACrFTc MAILS
Mail. for China Japan and Hawaii per C9gue ura sa
Malls Tor ChiEa. Japan and Hawaii per . Amer
NJ is,n san Franclsco). close here daily up 10 July
.I1 a. q 10 o m. Mails for China and japan per . =.
Vorn Tacoma) cboee here daily up 70 July Ilf
c,Sak n m Malls Hawaii per . AustrAis nsom
gr.ncisoo cIose daily Up 10 July ~ a. go y
san Nails Tor Australia except West AustrsiisD hAHM
ssN r.and. Per o Aorangi from Esncousefn CO
a.. d.,iy after July II and 10 July vi al $50 m
Wat,. "a, china and Japan, per Empress OF ssss.
,nra y.ncouyer,, close her. daily up 70 July l-S
san IN Mails the Society Islands per snip N'y
from san Francscol. close herS osiiy UP :.
% yr - "A 80 o. m Malls for Australia tshcye
49, r,r West Australia. which are forwAo~d ss
rs,ro,.I Ne Zealand. Hawaii t1p ana s~nsAh ts.
n.y q Noana 0rom San frsnci.1o 60
80 ssiiy after July 81 and Up % August a. Sy
n'' r on dsy Of arrival Of . D. CampAnls. ~nen WIZ
orooahly arrive August ~ =. -. =, .,,,,,. Asuv
,rIsnsnacnc mails forwarded 10 port ., s"ns ssU
sndtthe schedule Of closing 10 arIansea on "e -
sum ption of their unn,err'pted oysnsna .,ah'" 's
,.fered -Snan eioses ct p m previous cay
Postofnee. TSw-York. n. T. july '~ 81
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,ne late Jules Grevy, former President Of the Re
public.
Albert Grevy was born on August 2"' lSZ4 at
Nont-sous-Vaudrey, in the Jura. He studied Ia"
and was admitted TO the bar in 800 Eiecteo a
renrasentative 10 the National Assembly IN le'l'
he took an active part In It's discussions anu uo
- " ,aod.- ~ the Republican Left In 1876 he
,.as elected 70 the Chamber Of Deputies and was
re-elacted in 1877 Two years later he was ap-
pointed GovernorGeneral Of Algeria his fn
nonntrv where force had formerly oeen useu -
Justify the predominance Of ne mtaTg nf
'riba AZ Ra tua soon after taking once ffls
natSods of government and the actions OF me sec
.or,, General gave rise attacks ~ tne nam
tIr /, 1850 and year afterward NJ. HreNY "a
sGgneS the place In the same year ne, was ele0'eu
7
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MISS ISABEL STEWART FOX DHfDH'
SECRET MARRIAGE OF SENATOR STEWART
GRANDDAUGHTER

GRANDDAUGHTER
Carson. New. July Il (speciaD.-Carson so1'ys ,ss
was surprised to-day by the announceine ,e, Jsoha
marriage Of Theodore r. Hofer, IT, 10 ms
Stewart Fox. who is the granddaughtei % o,,y
Stewart and is spending the suinine' coranerville
M holer h 'ny T, marriage was secret having
Seen perfoTmed last Saturday by Fatner 5g Young
and only came TO light by the orlGe fayorite and
woman friend. Miss Fox Is so0i'''
IS WashingtOh
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MARRIED.
pr0rnrrr prssrrJ-On 7

BF,NrpIcr-BIssEIL>-on Tuesday July H. fsse. sti
the residence 'he brides parents No IS West seh-
st. by the Rev Arthur T. Person Catherine van.
Rennseaer BsseII daughter OF Mr. and Mr. Rens>eaeu
Havens Bisse.i 20 Elliot Stuart Benedict.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must % M
dorsed with full name and address.
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DIED.

Bassett william D. Lynch MARY o.
Exton Sarah A. Lyon = iSais.
Gardner. stephen A. Mall Cnssiss
Gedney. BENJAMIN r Wheeler. Edtn
Hammond Virginia T. Zsbrskie John %.
BAssErT-At Coi.nans station. Nev-York. on July y
1889 william u. Basse,,. aged y years
ExToN-on Monday July 10 a, the res,dsnes f, of her
Mr. comi1s BeisrsT, prss fss % rssr.
n months: nj s. NIT r,,
Services wiz be held & n. m Church
Internent in Bethlehem Cemetery.
GARDNER-suddeniy. on sunday morning. July Q. cs~
Funera service at his lat. residence Bgkei.y squsrs
Nev-Iondon. Conn. "Wednesday July H. a. "a"
Ins.rnn.nt private.
GEDNEY-on July IL, 1899. BENJAMIN r Ssdnsy: & y
oeiney No. 80 South Maple s-ave. East Orange ~ j.
Thursday 18th inst. at 1890 a m -. =, On
a. m for Grpve at. station.
HAMMoNDon Tuesday July u a, y,s her rs'Ssnss s.os 10
wife Of samuel Hammond.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LYNcHAt Great Neck Long Islam after cs short .nx IA
daughter Of the late James Simpson. H. d. OF san
runeraI from her late residence No sistst o.
THURSDAY July ia. 1889 At II a m.
LYoN-on Sunday evening July O. 8. Lsuiss .fs 30 q
DR. Samuel Kuypers Lyon and daughter OF the a'e 'ons
from her . rs'ssss sS IS Sd; 5,' "a
Kindly omit flowers
MALI-on Monday July 10 at HI: late resitsnss No y
wllow-st Brooklyn Charles Mali In his eighty -nr's
Funeral service. will IN. church Of >. cs.ns:
In,erm.nt private.
wHEELER-on Saturday, July 8 isa" . N~ss =.
WSs.T.t yasl%a: Washington E'''N Jones' WIG '> -
zABRIsKIE-M Glen Ridge. n: J.. 90 Monday Jniy 70:
John Gray. youngest son OF James Romeyn ana NsV
Funeral "Wednesday stsernGos at ns 's nss
fre'1e1ss rom foot Of Barclay 81
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REMITTANCEs should always Re made in Postofhes
money order Express money order. draft on New-
York city. n by mail, Unregistered. Ths
Tribune will not be responsible for its loss
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.pR1NrEp NATTER ETC-German steamsr, ssirns "a


tuesdays take Printed Matter etc. for Germany ana
Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc, f2r otner
narfs Of Europe American and White star steamers
on Wednesdays German steamers on ThurSdsys ana
Cunard French and German steamers on sat1reays
,ak. Printed Matter all countries for Nhieh
they are advertised 10 carry mall
Aver the closing OF the Supplementary Transatianuo
Mails named above additional supplementary alls arc
ooened on the piers Of the American. English $1,000
ara German steamers. and remain open unth "thin
Ten Minutes OF the hour of sailing OF steamer
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often desired. =. . ...----
DAILY (without sunday. u ~ month Aoefso
changed - desired
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OBITUARY..
AU.RFRT GREVY.

Paris July n.-Albert Grevy deo to-day H
o..r Ave Years old He was a brother OF
tbe late Jules Grevy, former President of the Re
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~ NEW YORK CITY.
PEMITTANCES.

One per copy extra postage Is charged on ne
DAILY and SEMI MI-wEEKLY TO mail SUBSCRIBERS IN NV
York City.
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Posfomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur any time .. ,,o- "a,
Foreign malls for .hs week ending July ID IsM viu
close fpromptly the General Postorce AS
follows Parcels Post Malls close one hour earlier thsn
closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
u-rDNEsDAY-At 7 a m supplementary a M for
Europe per 'New-York. via Southampton deoers
FOR ireland must be directed per New-f0rk D. al y
a m Complementary 1870 a. rn.) for Europe per .
'Teutonic. via Queenstown at 10 30 a m ior oeisun
direct per Noordland. via Antwerp de'ters must
be directed per Noordland) }.
sATT-RDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe, per .. Am
pania via Queenstown 0etters for France s~izefand
italy Spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt and British inda
must be directed per Campania'): at $50 a. m tor
France Switzerland Itsy. Spain. Portugal. Turkey.
Egypt and British India. per ia Norm'hds' va
terdam via Rotterdam Oetters must be directed per
Rotteriam''): at a. m. FOR Italy, per $ Ems. va
Naples Qetters be directed per Ems p az ~
a m. for Scot and direct. per 5. Furnessis VIA a@e
cow Oetterr must be directed per FuTnes~a J.
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6perial Noticfs.
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers
IN THE UNITED ST.

IN II IT, - ~ l. iSA) - -~-
DAILY with sunday. 81 month. address ehansed eS
often desired: 81 20 for three months - fr ~k
months so year. -. .x-.
DAILY without Sunday 90 cents nnnth ssfrsss,
changed A. often as desired three months - foe
months; IS a year.
SUNDAY TPlBUNE (separately). VI for SIX non'hsS
~ year. Address changed often a. desired
WEEKLY TRIBUNE issued wednesday, u Usut
year including postage -. ,.
IT IMI-WEF,kI,Y TRIBUNE. issued TueStays and Prs-
days 50 a year: 81 for six months Ever InesnAh =
story OF with Spain. Every frday. an nlus-
trated supplement To foreign countries except hen~
and canada including extra postage, - ~ a yeaT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
FederatIon Of Labor.

The regular meeting OF the feder-
ated trades, 10 Popular hall, Thurs
day evening, was we'll attended, AID
many new members we're placed upon
the rolls, which now contain about
100 names. The boys all feel con-
hdent OF success, and expect TO have
three or four hundred members ia a
very short time, The organization
committee, consisting Of members
from different trades, is doing good
work Ia bringing the matter to the
attention OF the w%age-earners of the
capital city, and placing IL In the
proper light before them. II properly
managed, there Is no reason why this
movement: should not prove Of the
greatest benefit not only TO the work
men Of the city, but 10 business men
aud employers also.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

Mildred Wilson Heiress to Halt a Million.
SAN FRANCISCO, April ga young
woman Known as Mildred Wilson, who
was arrested a few days ago on a
charge OF yagrancy, claims To be heir
TO property valued at half a million
dollars. Daniel Webster an engineer
at Mare Island, VINO raised the girl
says she was born at Burke Point,
Butler county, Mo-, aud is now 10
yeats Of age.
Her father, whose name was Whit
taker. owned nearly the 'half Of But
Ter county, and she aud her sister, who
Is living at Cairo, ILL.,, were the sole
heirs to the estate. The girl recently
ran away from her home In Vallejo
with a soldier who shas gone TO
Manila.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
BOARD OF TRADE
Issues an Address TO Salem Business
and Professional Men.
What the Chamber Of Commerce Pro
poses TO Do to Encourage immigration
TO Oregon.

Secretary Thielsen Of the Salem
Chamber OF Commerce has Issued the
following over the signature OF the
president and board Of directors:
To the Citizens OF Salem
Recognizing the fact that the Inn
migration 20 the North Pacific coast
for 1899 bids fair TO be larger than for
any previous year and seeing that our
sister cities are making strenuous ef-
forts, through boards Of trade, immi-
grafton bureaus, push clubs aud sim
liar organizations 10 direct this influx
OF intending settlers TO their various
localities, we feel that Salem should
not be behind the rest, and should
place before these people the superior
advantages which u city and vlcin-
ity undoubtedly offers the homeseeker.
We believe that the proper and legiti-
mate sphere Of use to any community
Of a chamber OF commerce Is TO do
those things by combined effort,
which the Individual cannot ACCOM-
plish alone, whether by reaso Of lack
OF time or because "what is every
body's business Is nobody's business"
10 say nothing OF the greater Influence
an organization can bring TO bear Ia
accomplishing a desired end. How
much greater this influence will be
must depend upon the numerical
strength and %earnestness OF the In
diyidual members standing behind
the organization.
We note that Baker City has just
organized a Chamber OF Commerce,
haYlng o hundred and ninety en-.
thusiastlc members In proportion TO
population, the commercial orSanlZa-
tlon Of Salem should have a member
ship OF more than double this number.
10 must not be understood that our
Salem Chamber OF Commerce will act
only as an immigration bureau; TO the
contrary, we expect 10 labor zealously
10 promote every Industry, 70 cot
age the introduction Of new manufac-
lures and increase the output Of those
already established and 20 seek new
markets for the products OF our farms
and orchards as well as our manufac
Every citizen IL vitality interested In
increasing the number, extent and dl.
yersity OF our resources, aud we con.
hdently believe this can be accom-.
plished by strong and organized effort
We therefore earnestly appeal TO
every real estate owner and landlord,
every professional man, every capital
lat and every business man, to Join us
In the effort TO bring TO our city and
surrounding country our fair share OF
the new business aud prosperity, that
the stirring events OF the closing years
OF the nineteenth century seem bring.
my 10 u western shores. These aud
other reasons have made us firm 10
the belief that the usefulness OF the
Chamber OF Commerce will be
greatly extended by a large increase la
our membership. We haYe therefore
instructed our secretary o. call upon
those who are or should be interested
and invite them 10 become members
OF n body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

facing on Ferry and Liberty streets.
1t is owned by Ladd s. Bush and will
be rendered for a merely nominal SUM-.
Alderman Riggs fayors the North
end OF Commercial street, but admits
that Wilson Avenue would be prefer
able so far as the city is concerned.
He is Of a thrifty turn and cannot
see why the government should not
pay abe city e., 1000 for tina! site.
10 the meantime, ninety per cent OF
the residents would like to see the
new building located on Wilson
Avenue, for the reason that 1t Is
central, and does not favor any prop
erty owner or spectators. Those who
have property TO offer at the north
end OF Commercial street would rather
see II go to the avenue than TO the
south end, and those who have land
20 offer at the south end OF CONNER
clal would rather see 1t go TO Wilson
avenue than Lake Labish." Thus the
uldblei bbduuot WIN klVaO ONN' ~
favor Of locating the new structure
on the lower end OF the unimDrUved
park, provided that can be done leg
ally,
Representative Tongue has received
the following letter relative TO the
Salem public building, from the
supervising architect Of the treasury
departments
"In reply TO you inquiry OF the nth
inst, | have to advise that the offers
70 sell a site for the federal building
at Salem, Or, will be opened on the
18th prox. After the opening OF the
bids, as soon as may be, the depart
ment will send an agent to examine
the properties proposed, and upon the
submission OF his report, with recon.
mendatlon, action will doubtless lie
promptly taken toward a choice.
GAS II usually takes some time TO
secure title after the site has been Sc.
lectcd, the Office cannot nov state
when bulldog operations will be be-
gun. No effort will be spared, how
ever, TO secure the completion OF abe
building at the earliest possible date"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

He pays the freight, the rent, and
for this advertisement. In fact he
turns the store over TO the ladies, aud
they do the rest. He allows them a
liberal commission on all they sell,
and himself and his regular force will
simply act as assistants to the ladies
In charge. The following we'll. known
ladies will be 10 attendance, viz:
Mrs. w. b. Magnan, Mrs. r. L..
r. Colvln, Mrs, Squire Farrar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28


The River Is slowly rising aud now
stands at 10 feet.
II. SweltEer went TO wheatland
this morning. by boat.
IL. j. ottenhelmer has returned
from San Fr ancwco.
George Collins left for Oregon City
on n short business "trip.
Mr., aud Mrs. E. II. Barnes. went "a
Independence on the Pomora.
Mr.. and Mira NJ Howe, OF Turusr,
were Salem visitors Thursday.
W. w. Hepburn; the timber laud
locator, left for Quartzvllle today,
I'd Crolsan, the implement man,
returned from Portland last night.
L. l.. Patterson and r. J. Hendricks
went TO Portland early this morning
Miss Maude Hembree, OF Independ
ence came down today to visit friends.
a. w. Guthrie, left this morning on
boat Pomona on business at Oregon
city.
The Chicago Ladies' Quartette went
10 Independence on the Ruth last eve
ming.
Mrs. n, j. Lee OF Independence,
came down for a days shopping on the
Ruth,
ID. Il. Hardman, OF Albary, spent
the day la the city aud returned last
night
n. W. Spencer, OF Dayton, came
down today GA the steamer Ruth on
business.
H. 5. Johnson, OF Chicago, came IN
on the Ruth today, He expects to To-
cate here.
II r. Goodrich, who has been on q
visit Ia salem returned TO Wheatlaud
this morning.
James Hughes aud wife, vent 20
Portland, where they will make their
future home,
W. Fowler returned 20 Wheauau6
THIS morning' after a stop ia Salem o'
several days.
Miss Minnie Robertson arrived last
from NewOerg for a few weeks
visit az the parental home OF Mr.. aud
MraCFLansiug on the Garden Road.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

class goods at bed rock prices. Re-
member the dates.
The public will please bear in mind
that articles purchased during these
three days special sales cannot be
returned or exchanged.
The public will by this sale be able
to purchase their Dry Goods and Nov
elites at prices to suit the times, and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
A Painter Accident.

J, d.. ~kuykendall, who has been
employed painting the residence OF
ID, Dawson near the reservoir south
Salem and while at work on the roof
about noon, the fastening OF the lad
der broke aud slid TO the ground, he
striking on his shoulder aud side on
The Yerlnda-left arm broken below
the shoulder aud elbow. Soon as
he could he got 70 car aud vent T.
the asylum 20 be treated by DR.. Paine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
6dk6 sails and Fish Pond!

On Saturday, the Goth, d~elicacies for
your Sunday dinner for sale from
early morn to late at night. Home
made cakes by some Of the best cooks
In the city. Come early and secure
first choice. Fish pond for little folks
Ia the evening. Other novelties will
be introduced. Watch the show win
and patronize the ladies. First.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
SALEM PUBLIC BUILDING.
Universal Sentiment IN Favor OF a Loea-
ton on the West End of
Wilson Avenue,

Universal Sentiment IN Favor of a Loea-
o on the West End Of
Wilson Avenue.
A variety OF opinions are rife as to
the adyisabillty, feasibility, PROBABLE
10y or possibility OF locating the new
postorice building on the lower end OF
Wilson avenue. Many Of the Oldest
residents, who know all there is 10 be
known about the matter, aud who
know what constitutes a good title,
say 10 a be done by the city
and heirs making a Quit
claim deed. Others, who claim
10 know the legal status OF the
matter, say a good title cannot be
given, for the reason that owing 10
the manner OF IT'S dedication Any
Salem property owner a enjoin such
proceeding ana Inyalldate the title,
Upon examining the records II Is
found that wm, II. Wilson made no
will, aud that the ouly dedication Of
this property is ia reality not a dedi-
cation. but simply a description, The
only reference made TO Il rs in the re.
corded plat Of the city OF Salen.
That Is copied as the hrst page %
the abstract OF title TO every piece OF
property sold Ia this city,
ore site that will be offered is the
northeast corner OF the block on
which tue hotel Willamette stands,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
IersY Cnttln Sold

Harvey Walker has sold 70 head OF
jersey cows 70 NJ. $. Woodcock of
Corvallis, 10 be shipped Tuesday.
Governor Moody has also sold three 10
go with the same consignment. This
stock Is registered Jersy aud will make
a starter tor q OF the unest daiues m
the state,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
Friedman FOOtS the Bills!

at prices that cannot be undersold,
the public generally, and especially
the friends Of the Episcopal church,
will aid a good cause 10 making their
purchases of dry goods and novelties
on one Of the dates named above.
The prices will not be raised during
this special church sale, and all GUS
toners will be warmly welcomed, and
treated with the courtesy so charac-
terlstic of the fair sex.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
intercollegiate Debate.

Rodney Ackley, Geo. Aschenbrenner
aud Richard wilkins left today for
the Intercollegiate debate at Eugene
THIS evening. This contest will de.
eide wno is the winner between Pact
tic, State university aud Willamette,
the latter have defeated Pacific. VIII
lamette takes the negative on the
question OF the proposed McCleary
banking DILL, against the State uui-
versity team. Ackley Is the Salem
leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
Asking Tor Rusinsss.

The Steamer City Eugene was built
primarily Tor tranc on the upper
river, but as haYing ruom for a larger
tonnage between Salem and Portland
proposes To bid for Salem freight. A
representative Is seeing Salem ship
pers today aud offers a hat rate below
the eombine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

Mrs. Fred Steuslotf, Mrs. G..
Whale, Mrs. Jos, A. Sellwood, Miss
Lottie Hellenbrand, Miss Mar
garet Hodgkin, Miss Elizabeth Owen,
Miss Ethel SellwUod, Miss Bonnie
Cans aud others.
The ladies will run the whole estab-
lishnent. and Mr.. Friedman will SIM
ply sit round ard look pretty.
1t being we'll known that Fried
mans New Racket Store sells goods
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

at the same time aid the ladies in
their deserving work.
Mr., Friedman earnestly requests
his friends TO favor the ladies with
the same generous patronage hereto.
fore accorded TO him, and he hopes 20
see the friends OF the church turn out
masse and thus contribute a gen
erous amount TO the support OF the
Organization.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

1t will be neither a yestry meeting
nor an entertainment but a purely
business affair in the PRONUNCIATION
OF which the public will be duly ben
Gifted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

Thu Sullivan, and Mrs. Jennie /.
Root both aged IS years, we're brought
10 the asylum today from Multnomah
county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

The n. r. excursion 10 Albany next
Tuesday will return "Wednesday lnorn-
l0g, instead OF 10 the Afternoon AS
stated ia last uieht's JOURNAL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

While Rev Joseph Cox, aged 7o.and
vile were going 70 the funeral ~
Their son near MIN City, wcdpes5,,
. seat OF the hack which they were
occupying Tilted. Both were thrown
oAekSa'ks out Of the vehicle aud =.
s,ous'y nur1 II is feared tina, NJ,
CO.'S 'oiu'ie' viii prove fatal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28

A noe platin0ld FOR only $3.50 sine
lcx2o call aud see u 40 tue Cron,se
Stpalo. &S1tfI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-28
Frank S. Dearborn's
263 Commercial street.

Tie has a large stock In every
ilne "a choose from, aud you
never can beat them On price nn
tie down scale-f0T he aiWays
drops one below the lowest.