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Moiineux Released ana Re.rre.,ea

New York, May s.-Ronald b. Molineux.
who has been for several weeks imprisoned
IN the Tomhs, charged with the murder of
Mrs Kate j Adams, was discharged this
afternoon, the grand jury having failed 10
indiet him. and was Immediately after re-
arrested, charged with assault with intent
70 XIII In sending cyanide of mercury 10
Harry Cornish. Bail was fixed at $4,000
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TO PAY OFF SOLDIERS.
non of the S3,oOO,OoO wan
He Begun Todnx

He Begun Today.
Ne" YORK May .. - A World special
IRON Havana says AT a conference on
Monday between General Brooke and a
representative of General Gomez the time
l Tor me distribution Of the SO 900 600 10
Ounah soldiers was fixed To begin NAV n
anu continue until the 18th. rhe FIRST
r; ayh'ent probably viii be made at Ma.
Ia on wednesday. The soldiers Viii be
s saiS IN companies, with their commanders.
also. WIZ receive pay
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Major George 7. Hallowa

Major George T, Holloway. the additional
paymaster, U. S. ". has been ordered TO
convey to- the Philippines the funds for
the payment of the troops in the depart-
ment of the Pacific. General Shaftor. In
command OF the department OF California
has been directed to furnish suitable
escort
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To Tax AuIncnmes.

Lansing, Mich, May 9.--The senate y
afternoon passed the income tsi Z
which provides for tax OF one. foa'n !,
l per cent on all incomes OF $1,000 iua
wards
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The American cruiser Charleston sailed
yesterday from Hong Kong for Aparr, a
port ON extreme northern coast OF Island
OF Luzon. The purpose OF the visit to this
place is not explained in the cablegram
from Hong Kong.
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"A Rolling Stone
Gathers No Moss. /"

This is merely another
way of saying that careless
men ard Svonaen fail to get
zuhat Is due them. Ordi-
narly the " moss is con-
strued to mean 4uealth or
social position, learning or
benefit of some Kind, but the
attainment of any of these
depends upon health.
And health depends upon what? The
condition of the blood, and but few real
lie this fact. You cannot be well when
your blood is impure. Impurities OF the
blood clog every organ. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla purifies by taking out the vicious
elements and leaving the blood as it
should be - the feeder OF life.
Scrofuia Burches My baby was
weak and delicate after scarlet fever. Skin
was transparent and blue. Scrofula
puncnes came on his neck. Three bottles OF
Hood's Sarsaparlla removed them COM
pietely and he is now strong.n Mrs. gro
CLARK, o22 Chestnut Street, Lynn, Mass.
ir1fianmatory Rheumaslsin-"Tw Two
attacks OF the grip left me with inflamma-
Tory rheumatism. Am SO years old, but
Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me and can
climb stairs and walk anywhere ]. LOVE-
LAND, S7S Fargo Ave, Buffalo, N. Y.
Catarrfi II suffered twelve years with
Eczema catarrh, fifteen years with
eczema. Tried different medicines and phy-
sicians with only temporary relief. Finally
TOOK Hoods Sarsaparilla and Hoods Pills
patiently for six months and am entirely
cured" ?. j., BURR, U. S. Pension ONCE.
Indianapolis, Ind.
After Fever" Typhoid fever left my
little girl very weak and thin and with no
appetite. She Is now fat and well and
Hoods Sarsaparilla made her so. 1t cured
my husbands rheumatism Mrs. CLINTON
B. CoPE, Buckingham Valley. Pa.
Indigestion had sinking spells
caused by weakness and indigestion. with
paipitation OF the heart when going IN
stairs. Physicians prescriptions did no
good but Hoods Sarsaparilla and Hoods
Pills cured me permanently" MRS.
ANDREW GRIEsER Defiance, Ohio.
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SI'Oit'r.

SEN Antonio ., Houston 6; Austin b
Galveston A.
Davis Ct Galveston struck out thirteen
men at Austin,
Murray made two home runs.
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SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICo.-Major
General Guy " Henry the retiring gov
ernor general Of Porto Rico, left for the
United States on board the transport Me-
Pherson
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General Otis reports 10 the war rpart-
ment under today's date that the trans
port Puobla left Manila for San Francisco
on the 7th instant, and that the zealandia
left today
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Overworked Onicer..

a'ana' May s--Army officers o, Cuba
are complaining that their duties here h.ys
''S0ns '~sr-asduous on account Of the Ia
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AN ALARMING FACT

That large majority of the people ~ I /.
to all the attributes which would mas q
strong. brave and noble. With healn =
BODY Is capable OF proper action.
Those who are suffering from physaaa /,
cay or any lingering disease as the e.,
violating the laws OF health. thus de,as
the functions of the body. should nov u I.
Thousands OF those whose health ~ 4
impaired have found relief IN pell.,ys,sss
under the careful treatment OF DR.. nA'
& CO. -
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chlls and Fever Ia bottle OF Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. II 10 simply Iron aud Quinins
IL tnsteless form. No cure. no pay. Price soc.
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LONE STAR LINES wrrHpRAwAn.
hoats VIII he PIT Into the Haw.,,.
Trade

..,r neW YORK. May "a local paper says.
me Lone Star Steamships nov in the
NsS fork'calyssten trade, Il Is under.
''0'a' cave been sold aud will DO used bs.
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General Henry reported the death OF Cor
poral Gustav oliver. Eleventh infantry, who
died in Porto Rico of cholera morbus on
the 9Th of May.
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Do YOU sleep IA
Are you restless y I
morning? Hay ,,,, 4
an eager appel,u~ 4
breakfast? AZ, j
looking forvaInodr
pieasurable nnn.lt
tiona TO the ~ 4
OF the day. n.,wsf
are indie ID e, 'ssaI'
II not get wen M
like other folks
too late. rfrs.
sPECIALTls',
Specific bloco ~
oning. nervous u
Nv kidney ano N
m ary d,fhculties. n
ceie. plmpies;s ,,r
blood disea.s sr,a .
forms. es's...s.,,,.,.,
diseases 81, owlxYtr
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WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

Washington, May 9.--The president has
appointed Patrick X, Savage postmaster
at Monticello, Ark, julius Laux at Flato-
MIA, A. j. Harrison at Golthdwaite, Texas.
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Address or call on DR.. HATffATs rsa y
200 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio; - fef 1x
gm plsnk Nc. for nep. Ne, .sfssIk
No. s for skin diseases. NO, tos
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sufficient number OF commissioned officers
who are available for service throughout
the island.
Willmar tribune., 1899-10-18

and on the subject of indirect legisla-
ton he vetoed the only bill that
would have brought relief to the peo-
pie. Is. +: "a, Miller Bill)
And then to cap the climax of in
suit, you, Victor Lawson, in full pos
session OF your mental powers-this
on the dead-in this year of grace
1899, come out and proclaim the gov
ernor as the "Great Reformer."
Well, Vlcky, will agree, the king
OF fusion had opportunities, splendid
opportunities to do something for
the producing classes, but it seems
he preferred not. At least he hasn't
done anything.
l repeat: The question of freight
reduction is an all-important reform.
1t was at least implicitly promised to
the people by Gov. Lind and the par
ties that nominated him. He has
done absolutely nothing to carry
out this promise. On the other hand
he killed the only legislative measure
that promised partial relief by his
veto. And all in the great name of
reform. Oh, reform, reform! what
crimes are committed in thy name!
You, Mr.. Lawson, may be able to
readily reconcile the governors acts
with such of public policy; if the gov
ernor had recommended the repeal
of the statute p1nishing homicide,
you probably would applaud him;
but you will pardon a few of the
rest Of lis for not placing such i'm
plicit confidence in the acts and nom
acts OF Honest John! We prefer to
| consider his official acts of commits
sion and omission as those of one
who is not altogether infallible. We
believe that it is even possible that
in an evil moment Mr.. Lind may
have listened to the voice OF some
railroad magnate or his agent, and
incidentally he forgot all about his
promises. With the memory of past
support and visions of future help it
would be easy to forget the cares
and worries OF the people and re-
member the other fellows.
You may consider me impuAent,
dear Vicky. to entertain such
thoughts of the forgetfulness of our
distinguished reform (?) governor,
but somehow cannot help but con
slider him no worse nor no better
than hundreds of those who nominal
ted him. He has been quite success
ful in reforming without iiljuring his
friends and in this he proves the long
headed politician who knows ON
which side his bread is buttered.
The governors "grain inspection
reform" (?) and "twine REFORM (?)
will be considered next, and l hope
to lemOnstrase that in these depart
ments the governor hasn't been such
a bowling success as the Tribune
promised us he would be. 1t may be
tough on you, Ficky, to see the Off
cial acts Of your chosen king thus
dissected, but my friend they are
public property and I guess you'll
have to grin and stand it.
Just realize, dear Vicky, that you
and your aggregation Of political
trace-k kickers are the "ins' and we
are the "outs." We, the ''outs" now
have the grand privilege of critics.
ing the ''ins." We will be faithful to
that privilege and duty, particularly
when we consider the probability OF
another forty years "in' when we
lose the privilege Of criticism. So
just grin and look pleasant.
HENRY FEIG.
Willmar tribune., 1899-10-18
E; Il. C..

We owe an apology to our readers
for publishing such stuff Is Feir Is
dealing out 50 literally. We started
out to give both sides OF tho contest
IN order to give our readers a;~chancs
to judge intelligently between JUS, but
we had never supposed that he should
have used SO much pace for Billings
gate abuse as to- make On "endless
chain" Of his articles. 81 However, If
any OF our readers have tho patience
and perseverance to wade through the
mess they will be better able to un-
derstand our answer, II We ever: got a
Willmar tribune., 1899-10-18

Don't be led astray and made to be-
lieve that there's something just as
good as Rocky Mountain Tea.
There's nothing half as good. A. E..
Mossberg, druggist.
Willmar tribune., 1899-10-18

when it requires eleven columns
to attempt to answer a few 18) brief
questions. it certainly indicates the
weakness of the replyer's position.
HENRY FEIG, July II, 1899.
Willmar tribune., 1899-10-18
FEIG's REPLY

FEIG'S REPLY.
i. Previously published, ). .23 columns.
This installment, ........ # columns.
Total to- date, .27] columns.
To be continued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13

OF assembly. Senor Laster strongly
criticised some Of President Andrade's
rulings, and was sharply called to or
der by President Andrade, who im'
mediately declared the meeting over.
A violent discussion ensued between
Slnor Laster and the president.
Senior Santa Maria, formerly presi'
dent Of the Cuban republic, was the
second maD signing the Sangullly
motion for impeachment as amended
by Senor Aguero.
The news OF the action Of the as
sembly is all over HauYana, and the
cafes around the plaza are filled with
excited men, discussing the situation.
The general expression is one OF
strong censure the Of assem-
bly, The next meeting Of that
body was held today.
The surrendered arms Of the Cuban
troops will, in accordance with agree
ment between Governor General
Brooke and General Gomez, be stored
at Havana and Santiago, in the gen
eral custody Of the United States, but
under the employ Of the military goy-
ernment. Every Cuban soldier must
give up his arms, even II they were
bought by himself or else he will re-
ceiye no share Of the money advanced
by the United States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13

We are doing a good business at
oar Lace aud Embroidery counter
these days, We have one Ol those
nice Imitation TOrchon Thread Lace.
abnut tWu inches wide, at b cents, he.
sides thA very cheap Imitation
IOrchuns much less. These doe lm
iHuou iochOn are biz sellers for uu
dttWtaG Our kmbfuidtry lines ruu
lrom 20 centS up aud the patterns
ate very choice, some o cent lines are
neat a. a pin, With excellent q iges
Tue hclt stock Is tull of great values
Ia fresh new lines, A splendid patent
leather Tor lac. Those new things.
i,o, 10 leather aud spangles arc quite
ine thing,
Fur prizes on an these goods are
lower than Othets, We sell everything
az lowest racket prices Tor cash. aud
nave nO bather With book accounts
fcr anyhody No harm fOr vou to
lo''k, We waat you 10 co,ne as often
a. l0u Ike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13

An eminent scientist re-
Gently said: "Cod-liver Oil
is truly a wonderful COM
position. 1t is seemingly
Natures remedy in almost
every wasting disease. "
Scott's Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypophoSphiteS, it rebuildS
worn tissues, enricheS the
blood, invigorateS the nerves,
stops drains and wasting.
Consumptives, Diabetes,
pale or thin people, or nurS-
ing mothers, should remem-
ber this. Do not accept a
substitute.
soc. and sroo, all druggists.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE, Chemists New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
S38 Casl,

-Four our Model 4O Tribune
The regular price Is 80, witu5 p.l
cent on % the cash customer
q. \ y. CLlNCuER TIRES
CEMENT TIRE.
CHOICE OF SADDLES.
hLACk OR BLUE
We'd like Co know where the marl,t
Affords a better proposition tnan tbat
No wheel shown at any price run,
easleI and as Tor the quality and
workmanship, They are an open hank
We have an the iuuer parts on eX
hlhltlon aud want you 10 come ana
see them, The bearings are ike n
Pate mtrrOr Tor hniSh, the iliuts an
ulp bfated, the fork crown is arched
and drgp forged the sprockets me-
lhe celebrated cYclOidal patterp. ms5e
famous 0y the Tribune, aud noW hs
,ng adopted by other gold wheel.
Makes tue chain run Ike dream
Nlsh you'd co,ue and see these
lhlngs u you like, You are ALWAYS
welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
EarlY cloalnr Movemen,

The committee In charge Of the
proposition To have all dry goods,
clothing aud shoe stores Of the city
close 40 Up. m. every evening except
Saturday reports good progress. An
except two, Messrs, Friedman aud
liobson, have signed the agreement,
aud these gentlemen have verbally
assured the committee that they will
close u all the rest do, aud as their
word Is as good as their bond the mat
ter will no doubt soon be brought 10 a
focus As soon as the matter is closed
up II will be announced by TnE
JOURNAL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
salem PUBLIC schools

The way 90 make the future gener
alton bcltor than the present Is I,
give the boys and girls OF today bcsr
advantages the public schools are cap
aole OF giving them, and employing
the best teachers 10 be had for money
Cheap teachers will turn out cheap
men aud women.
The way for the present generation
of men TO do Is 10 get their spring
suit made boy the well known mer-
chant Tailor g, II, Lane, as cheap
clothes give the best of men cheap
look A clean brain aud good Htting
suit viii carry you "a she top notch
of your business OF professional career.
ll state street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.
BendiX Co, Monday March 20.
Godowsky, pianist, Tuesday April II,
Steindel Co., Friday May 90,
.CiJy bond election, Thursday,
March 30.
MARION CIRCUIT COURT.

The Geo. g. Bingham Warrant Injunc.
ton Case Again Postponed.
Judge Boise held short sittings
Saturday afternoon aud Monday fore
noon.
The defendants in the warrant suit
were not ready TO file their amended
answer, and were given until 10 a. m
Wednesday 10 do so.
Docket entries were as follews:
Mary A. Ramp, ESecx., Us. +. c.
Goblin, Degree against all defend
ants,
Jessie A, Chatdeld, vs.. II. A. Hunt.
ct AL Answer hled.
uCharey Chung, vs., Wm. Miller. De
murrer to complaint oyerruled. An.
swer 10 be filed by Wednesday.
State OF Oregon, ex rel, Levi Her.
ren, VS.. w, W. Hall, clerk ct al.
Time for filing amended answer ex-
tended TO a, IN, Tuesday.
Mary B Messick vs.. W. $. Arnold.
Alice l. Arnold, ct al, Order for
sherIif's deed granted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13

Hon. +. g. Baker was ln the city TO-
day on business concerning the print.
er's union.
J. A. Slender. Of Brayton, Iowa, who
has been visiting his brother John
Anderson Of Eugene and w. II.
Brlnkerboh of this city left for the
east today. He expects 30 become q
resident Of Oregon.
John Shaw, the sawmlll man and
wood contractor Of Min city, was Ia
town today. He says 10 has been
eToneously reported and generally
beloved that Wn Sulllyou was dead.
He is alive aud kicking as ever, he
says.
Sheriff J. @. Van Orsdal came oyer
from Polk county today on legal busl
ness. He reports that he has collected
about $4,000 taxes on the old burnt
tax rolls which we're burnt IN that
county last year, and has now begun
on the 1898 taxes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
GOWN PRINCE,

OF Norway Hoo,ed and Pel,ed With
Snowhalls
ChRlsrtANA. Norway March 10
There was popular demonstration
last evening against the Crown Prince
Gustaf, who was recently appointed
regent on account u the illness Of his
father, klug Oscar, The prince was
returning from a military clu0, when
he met the crowd OF people who
hooted, hisstd aud pelted him whit
snOWballs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
STATE HOUSE NEWS
How Bi Geer May Get the Benefit Of
sSemi-COlOn.
Late News About Appointments and the
Educational Institutions AZ
Salem.

Coy. Geer has nearly completed The
formation OF cabinet Of FIVE mem
bers Of a state board Of agriculture
He has decided TO appoint one mat
from Marion county, but not from
Salem. He feels that this will In
crease the interest among the farmiuR
population without subiecting the
fair 10 the imputatlon Of being q
local affair
T.W. Davenport retlres az State
Land Agent April first, when Ri
Geer takes charges. Miss Alice Dav-
export will probably remain as clerk,
haYlng become very competent 10 the
duties Of the Office. Owing 70 semi.
colon In the enrolled bin which was
moi 10 the priDted bill, the new Of
fetal will get 1880 a year and travel
ing expenses, but must pay his cler-
ical expenses.
The State Board OF education is
considering the condition Of educa-
tlolal institutions at Saltm. There
are no applicants for the positions
held by Supt. knight Of the deaf.
mute school. or Supt, Carter OF the
Institute for the blind Teachers
for those positions are not numerous
and II a change Is made In either
position the board may haye TO 20
outside OF the state 10 liud special
iSt. There il feeling that SuDt.
and Mrs. Carter Of the Blind.
school have not been treated fairly by
the board OF education in the past
Teachers and employees were forced
upOn them vino were not loyal "a
them aud outside influences were
used % prejudice their efforts IL an
unfair manner. Teachers and blind
children we're taken before the legis
latlye committees 20 make petty com
plants and Mr. aud Mrs. Carter were
not even allowed 10 make statement
OF their side of tho case. No legisla.
tive report was finally formulated or
forthcoming.
The present board seems disposed TO
act more fairly with Supt Carter.
He Is the lirst superintendent who
has made any marked improvements
on the surroundings Of the lnstitu-
tlon, In the way OF Hover and yeget-
able gardens which are Of far more
practical benefit 10 the institution
aud the children than would appear
at first sight. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
have given without reserve the con-
scentiOus care aud culture OF a re-
fined Christian home TO all the chill
dren entrusted 10 the state aud tue
state board will not lind IL easy TO
improve 0n their service, as they can
satisfy themselves II they will take
the pains TO investigate, The legis-
latiyo committee did not take the
trouble TO 20 near the institution,
unless u was the seuato special com
mlttee OF which Senator Looney was
chairman aud he warmly commends
their management.
The state board of education, com
posed Of Gov Geer, Secretary Dunba :
aud Supt. Ackerman, today appointed
Henry Bcckers, OF Pendleton as super.
intendent Of the State Reform school
TO succeed Supt Il, NJ, Croisan
April /,
Gov, Geer today received the resig.
nation of Dr. J. II, Cardwell, prcsi-
dent OF the state board Of Horticul-
ture, aud appointed Ia his stead Hon.
H. B Miller, OF Josephine county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
A Hurricane

by Associated Press Co the journal
BRISBANE, Queensland, March l3 -
a steamer just returned from Cook
town, on the Endeayor river. report,
three schoouers aud eighty luggur,
lost aud 400 cClored persons and II
whites drowned during the recent
hurricane that swept the coast Of
Queensland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
linn Cnunty Cnses

At this term ot Circuit Court at Al
bany the homicide AZ Lyons will be
Investigated by the grand jury, as
well as the shortage OF the former
county treasurer OF about $1,000. There
VIII be the usual number of petty
crimes before the court, aud no doubt
with some ot them IL viii 20 very
hard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
SAVES OTHERS

hut Cannot Save Himself oi Z.
Grippe.
NEW YORK, March l2-Cable.
gram from Melbourne, Australia rs.
ports General Wan. Booth, head OF m,
salvation Army critical y IN there Of
La Grippe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13

iS Associated Press 90 the Jour,,
WASHINGTON, March 'l3. - Ous
caoled giving the deaths in his com.
aud since last report, They nun.
Der six Including Henry O Onahery
private Company L, second Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
ELECTRIC ROAD

To be Built and upera,,d \, r.
tcoma.
~ Associated rreSS Ca IN. Ia...,
TACOMA, March. l3. Pw, Snrr"'
'ng parties have begun locating ~.
'l0e Tor an electric mad betweed mn.
city aud Seattle, thirty miles. I'm.
road is expected 10 De Ia oaentj,o ,.
the trst % November.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
No Truth m Ia.

The report that Horst Bros, OF san
Francisco, has bought the Beardsley
Dove aud Hayden hop farms Ia Polk
county oaonot he verified, and one Of
the parties published as selling says
there Ia no truth In IL whatever.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Attorney Geo. @, Bingham aud lit-
Gle daughter came mp from Portland
today.
Miss Abbie Mills, matron Of the Sa.
lem hospital, was called 10 Albany 10.
day % attend a sister Of Mrs. w. G.
Haw'ey, Who Is reported very lll
District Attorney Hayden, accom-.
pauled by Mrs. Hayden aud sou, went
90 Albany today, % be present at the
term Of court which Deglhs today.
Wesley Gardner, " Fox Valley,
returned home today, having been
down 10 attend the funeral ~ the
late DR., Skiil his brother ih-law
Wm. II. lIobson, the merchant,
went 10 Stayton today, 20 Join his
family on the anniversafy OF hls ffty
second birthday Mr. Hobson ex-
pects b move his fnmib O. the capt.
tai city this spring,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
New Posi- Once.

No one knows where the new post
nliire building vii he located hut
all The people Ia Salem know thar Inc
ncsl ueal Toe tho price IS served at
the White house restaurant by . a..
BARNETT a.lal5lI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-13
Cooked Hatcon,es,.

A delegation of about ufteen
leilenouites came down this after.
ooon % tackle the local bowllog team
10 match game tonight The JET.
iersoniies viii bo handsomely enter.
lained hy the lllihee club.