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The age-herald., 1899-05-04
"BR EVITY IS THE SOUL OF W.T."
 GOOD WIFE! YOU NEED
 . A POI 10
VERY LOW RATES
To Confederate Veterans Reunion, Charles
 ton, s. C.. May 10 to 13

To Confederate Veterans Reunion, Charles
 ton, S. C., May 10 to 13 Official Route of Alabama Divsion.-The Central of Georg:a Railway has been se- lected as the official route to the conven- ton by the Alabama Division and a spe- cial train will be run for the official party and all others who wish to take advantage of the exceptional schedule offered Off, ficial train will leave Birmingham a. m, May 9; arrive at Columbus, Ga., 12:SO D. m; Macon, 3:45 p. m., and Charleston 12 o'clock midnight. Officers, camps and in- dividuals from other parts of the state will join the party at Birmingham, Opelika, Co., lumbus, etc.
 Round trip tickets will be on sale May g, 9 and 10 at rate of $950 from Birmingham, good for return till May 21; proportionately low rates from other points,
 A guide to Charleston and vicinity, and information as to hotel accommodations, etc.. may be obtained by calling on
 SOLON JACOBS,
 Commercial Agent, 2015 First Ave.
 J. c. HALLE, General Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga. 4-29-td
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
SEVERE IMPEACHMENT
Dr. Vaughn Says Volunteer Surgeons : Were Grossly Ignorant

Washington, May 3.-The session of the American Physicians at the Arlington to- day was marked by an important paper on typhoid in the volunteer camps by Dr. V. .. Vaughn, one of the board of surgeons ap- pointed by the surgeon-general of the army last summer to look into the matter WbeeT the epidemic of typhoid was prevos.--Nr. the various army camps.
 r. Dr. Vaughn's paper was severe ar raignment of the volunteer surgeons and incidentally of the officers who were re- sponsible for the policing of the great camps at Jacksonville, Chickamauga, Camp Alger and MontauTo ,epnt. The board wis., tied all these poirh e nd found that not only was there a great deal more of ty- phoid than was at first supposed, but that the surgeons, mostly of the volunteer class, were, from ignorance, or other motives, treating and reporting typhoid under the name of persistent malaria" ''indiges- tion." gastric fever" and "typho- malaria
 Blood examinations of many of the pa- tients failed to show the presence of mal- aria bacillus, but there was every indica- ton of well marked typhoid. These pa- tients were being treated with quinine and naturally either died or had to be sent to city hospitals, where their disease was properly diagnosed. The board made an extra careful examination of the water sup. ply of the various camps and found that the prevalence of typhoid could not be laid to impure water in any large degree. The explanation, Dr. Vaughn said, was in the distinctly filthy condition of the camps where the exoreta of typhoid patients was strewn broadcast with no apparent effort either to steriize it or collect it so as to prevent its spreading contagion to the re- mainder of the camp.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
BASE BALL.
BIRMINGHAM WON
The Business College Team Played
 Owenton

The Birmingham Business College team won the game of baseball against the North Alabama College team of Owenton yester- day afternoon by superior batting and base running.
 The game was played at North Birming ham park and was witnessed by a large number of enthusiasts. The game was in- teresting because it was hotly contested. Gresham pitched a good game for Birming ham, shutting out Owenton in every inning except the seventh when they bounced on him for four runs.
 Score by innings:
 1234567S9 Birmingham. ....0 2 3 0 *-6 Owenton.. =. ... =. ... 70 % o 0 0 4 o 0-i Batteries: Gresham and Truss; Dunlap, Hickman and Sellers.
 Struck out-By Gresham, g; by Dunlap, 8; by Hickman, 9
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
ANNUAL SPRING FESTIVAL,

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 2-i, 1S99-Reduced
 Rates Via Southern Railway.
 On account of the Annual Spring Festival to be held at Chattanooga, Tenn. May 2 to 4th, 1899, inclusive, the Southern Rail- way will sell tickets from points on it's lines between Jellico Middlesboro, Morris town, Hartman Junction, Atlanta, Bir- mingham, Decatur and intermediate points to Chattanooga and return at rate of one fare for the round trip Tickets will be sold May 1, and 8, with final limit to re- turn May 8. Tickets at someth ng less than one fare for the round trip will be sold from points within radius of one hundred miles of Chattanooga, including Knoxville Tenn, on May and 3. with final limit to return May 5.
 Numerous attractions are being arranged, and an interesting program will be carried out each day.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
CONFEDERATE REUNION.

The Best Route to Take In Going to
 Charleston.
 Parties from Birmingham and vicinity who contemplate visiting Charleston during the Confederate Veterans reunion in May should not fail to see that their tickets read over the Georgia railroad between Att lanta and Augusta. Note the elegant cof nection at Atlanta via this line. Lea e Birmingham B 450 p. m.. arrive Atlanta T 10 D. m.; leave Atlanta 11:35 p. m., ari ve Charleston Il o'clock following morning Through sleepers on this train from At lanta to Charleston. No line can offer bet ter time or accommodations than the "Old Reliable Georgia railroad. See that your tickets read over this line if you wish to make a quick and comfortable trip to the reunion 4-21-St s"s
The age-herald., 1899-05-04

yesterday to reach General Samuel Thomas. formerly president of the conn pany. by wire, but he had left New York Many assert positively however, that this third furnace will be built, arguing that the demands for pig Iron of the two rolling mills in this district will make such a step absolutely necessary.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
Patted Out in Ninth

Pittsburg May S.-It looked like Louis ville's game when Pittsburg came to bat In the ninth, with the score to against them. Before three runs had been scored largely the result of errors by Clingman and Wegner, Mccarthy rapped out a home run, followed by long hit to right field. and McCreary followed with dupli- cate to left Score:
 R.HE Pittsburg.. 1000 010006-7 8 2 Louisville. :. .. 70 030020 0-6 ' 5 Batteries: Tannehill and Bowerman; i; Bowling and Kittridge.,
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Orpila ans Win

Cleveland, O., May 3-The Chicagoans tied the score in the seventh and batted out victory in the tenth. Score:
 R. H. E. Cleveland. .. :. 70 001OS0OOOO-4 9 2 Chicago. :. :. ..O1010020 O3-7 Il 3 Batteries: Stivvetts and zimmer; Tay- Tor and Chance.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
Two of a Kind
From Puck.

From Puck.
 Browning, you know, is like Wagner" 'I see; at first you don't understand him, but after a while you think you do."
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
Raltimore Lost on Frrors

Baltimore May 3.-Both Hickman and McGinnity were effective in today's contest. Errors behind the Baltimore pitcher lost the game. Boston again played without on error and the Orioles felded brilliantly at times. Score
 R. H. D.
 R.H. E. Boston,. .... .. .. 70 00 l 3 0O0E4 Baltimore. ... ..2 % 001000-3 3 Batteries: Hickman and Clark; McGin- nifty and Robinson.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04

Washington, May 3.-Washington has a lot of weak batters, and could not take advantage of the opportunities to score. The game was called at the end of the eighth. Score:
 RH.E. Washington .. .10 000000-1 o Brooklyn. =. .... :. II 00001 0-2 4 Batteries: Dunkle and Mcguire; Kenne- dy and Smith.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
MlCHIGAN COLLEGE OF MINES

A State Technical School. Practical work. Elective System. Summer term. Every graduate employed. For catalogues show- ing occupation of graduates, address
 THE SECRETARY, Houghton. Mich.
 5-4-e-o-d, 39t.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
Shreveport won from pelicaps

Shreveport, La, May 3.-Sherill was wild and gave way to Delaney in the fourth. The game was exciting from start to finish. Score:
 R.H.E. Shreveport. 003110210-S 10 9 New Orleans. .. ..3 010210 CT 12 2 Batteries: Blackburn and Rollins; Sher- Ill. Delaney and Byers
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Mobile Made a Two-Bagger

Mobile, May 3-Mobile and Dallas played two games this afternoon and Mobile won both. Mobile hit opporrunely in the first game and won out, while in the second game her victory was due to Leonard's wildness First game:
 R.H.E D. Mobile.. :. .. .. .000101220-6 s o Dallas. .... Il 0i0O0100-2 10 5 Batteries: Parvin and Badger; McMackin and Morris.
 Second game:
 R.H.E. Mobile.... :. :. :. ...7 0006O01-1S r 8 Dallas. :. ...... 70 .003020200-7 12 ' Batteries: Stultz, Armstrong and Bad ger; Leonard, Beecher and Morris and Alexander.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
Phillies Won by Timely Hitting

New York, May 3.-The Philadelphias won the final out of the series here today by timely hitting, aided by the wildness of Fischer. The latter is a Columbia uni versity man, who was given a trial. He has good curves, but was a bit unsteady in the second and ninth innings. Fifleld gave the locals several chances to score runs by his wildness, but the locals could not make hits when they were needed. Score: R.H.E. New York. .. :. 70 000030000-3 8 2 Philadelphia. :. 70 8 000003- 3-7 1
 Batteries: Fischer. Grady and Warner; Fifeld and Douglass.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
Reds Were Dopy

Cincinnati, May 3.-The Reds were in the dopy stakes today and the St. Louisians had little trouble wallopng them. Powell was hit hard for four innings, but never after that. Score:
 R.H. E. Cincinnati .. :. 00O100OO0-1 z 5 St. Louis :. :. .. 8 00002220-9 13 1 Batteries: Hawley and Peitz; Powell and Creiger.
The age-herald., 1899-05-04
COMFORTING WORDS TO WOMEN.
Avoided Women Who
 Heed Ddrs.P
it is charming.

I
  Pnkham
The age-herald., 1899-05-04

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The age-herald., 1899-05-04
May Erect Another Furnace

The rumor that the trust will erect a third furnace at Thomas. to be operated in connection with the present furnaces of the Pioneer company, continues to be heard
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The age-herald., 1899-05-04
R.H.E D.
Senators Weak at the Bat

BatteTIes! FIscHef, GTduy anu W ar n Fif1eld and Douglass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
Del Nor,s Doing Eas,

\. NJ. Barrows leaves Sunday foI
Walla Malla. lie will remain there
until about June 1, when he will re-
turn with the famous Oregon horse
Del Norte, Tor an farewell exhibition
% Salem. Del Norte trecord 2.Oil)
viii then be taken east 10 be sold.
He Is the fastest guldeless PAGER I'm
The world aud Is In class by himself,
aud ranks with horses like Star
Pointer, John Il Gentry, Joe Patchen,
Chehalls and Others OF that class.
Del Norte has made 2;li on the Port.
land track sud II ls believed will
make a two minute record. Chehalls.
an Oregon horse, a full brother OF
Del Norte Is now owned In Boston,
and was sid for $500. His owner
Frazer was ruled on the tracks for
holding him up. II IL believed that
both these great horses will make a
Two minute record ln 1899. aud bring
Iame and fortune 10 their owners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
DIED.
MAMMAL the Salem hospital, age
q. Cause blood poisoning.

MAMMAL the Salem hospital, 90,
p. Cause blood poisoning.
A father two brothers and three sis
ters mourn her demise The funera
will take place In this city on Sunday
at 1880 a. m. at the Congregations
church. Rev: w, G. Kantner oflclat-
Ing. The re nalns will be Inferred al
Zena.
Miss Mann was professional nurse.
graduating at the Sllrn hospital
school Of nurses In June 1897 While
attending a woman at Ruseburg about
two weeks since, MIssMann contracted
the disease Ot which she died.
Tier ply siclan diagnosed the case, but
It's real character and fatal nature was
not discovered until too late TO give
her relief, though the error was un-
avoldlble. Deceased was member
OF the Salem church aud her death
has cast gloom on her family and =
large circle Of friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11

being in the majority, they voted
down that proposition.
When the report OF what purpoftec
W be the report, came before the
house however, II contained the very
matter which had been voted down
by the committee This Is the most
barefaced piece Of forgery which has
come before this legislature.
When the report came up under
special order Friday evening Stewart
offered a substitute for the report
which had been filed, He stated that
he had endeayored TO obtain recogni-
tion from the Speaker to protest
against the reception Of the original
report, but had failed. The report
mlsrepresented the majority Of the
members Of the committee in saying
that they wanted more time, as they
did not want more time and had not
agreed 10 such a report. He offered a
substitute signed by Fordney, Nichols
and Stewart, which simply reports the
bill with recommendation.
He moved the adoption Of the sub
stitute.
Whalley inquired by whom the
substitute was signed. He then
entered a general denial Of any knowl-
edge OF or participation Ia the fraud.
Fordney, the Populist, made state
ment corrOboratinR what has been
stated in regard to the action Of the
committee.
Whalley again took the floor and
again asserted his complete lack OF
knowledge 10 regard to the fraud.
Then he gave his theory az TO how
the mistake" had occurred.
Thought the report had been written
by the clerk OF the committee, and
advanced an ingenious and circum-
slant ial guess as TO how said clerk
might have been led 10 write IL that
way. Then he endeaYored to show
that the report was all right anyway,
as the committee hadn't had time
enough, and the majority Of the com
mlttee had no rlVht 70 think
that they had. lie made an ef-
fective plea for 'justlce" TO
himself aud the chairman Of the
though that Is probably
the last Thing he Is really hankering
after. His talk seems TO be partly an
effort TO divert from himself the sus-
plcion OF having had something to do
with the hocus pocus, and partly Ia
defense Of said hocus pOcus, as an en-
nent'y right ard proper thing under
he circumstances.
After Mr.. Whalley had said all he
iad TO say, and while other members
we're trying TO gain recognition from
he speaker, Roberts moved 10 lay
10th reports on the table. Flagg asked
What effect this would have on the
ill, and was Informed by the chair
hat IL would not be effected. The
notion was then carried, preventing
his rotten fraud from receiving a
borough airing on the floor OF the
Iouse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
ran oRnAT SALT LAKE Rourr

The attention Of sa1bnund travellers 4,
called 10 the advantages oacrsd them bv ths
MO "fande Nes1sm, The Great Salt a.
hooie The same rates prevailed whe,hs,
w 1'P W ma wa Huntington "a an Fran.
s''eo. The passenger has hl, choice of ,no
roa'ss oal oi Portland. three Though Col,
'aio, And ioaf east thereof No S,hs1 bn,
ol'o fouland can ohcr such variety n,
'9a'es Ia addition, a day. ,lopo,e, /, gi,sn
al' AA'ssgen a. any point in Utah or Colo.
i.'' 80, 'n'Nesh pallman ard tours, sleep
tSeNnlng ehaU can, The service ami a.
Sotoiooda,iohs Uttered are equal. il M, M
psno' 10 1ho-e ol any Ians-Contnental ,osS
sna rates are ala ays as low as the lo~est
1 " lSs sei'S,@epla'e a mp east, write a.
!, u Manshsld, q .asral Aesnt. K,o CIso5,
tsa'e'n Hallway, i4i lhird S,reet po.tlanl
u,ss'o, toe any iaogmat,oa yoa NAV nesl /,
.s'''snss 10 ia1sa, roa,e, of aecomolalions
ttto.u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11

Thls mornlng when steamer Elmore
left Tor Portland she struck tue peer
OF the blk steel bridge, II being very
togy. There was severe shock 20 the
bridge aud boat. The Elmore was de.
layed about 70 minutes M conse-
quenee, when she resumed her trip.
~ Is not known now much damage
was done tue boaL II any, but IL Is
supposed she was injured 10 some ex.
Tent ffom the severe shock. The col
llslcn was heard AZ the dock aud for
sou.e time II was feared the boat was
severely damaged
Tue river was az a standstlll this
moFnlug' the gague showing PSI feet
above low water mark.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
DAILY TEXT BOOK BILL
FORGERY CHARGED ON THE FLOOR OF
THE HOUSE.

THE HOUSE.
The opponents OF the DAILY school
bill have now added the charge OF
forgery TO the weapons which they
are using 70 defeat that measure. The
report Of the committee on education,
which was handed In under special
order at p. m, stated that the COM
mittee had not had sufficient time to
consider the bill, aud therefore re-
ported II without recommendation
The statement embodied in the re-
port OF the committee on the bill, that
II had not had time for cousldera-
tlon, Is a clear case OF forgery 10 the
report.
On the authority Of three members
OF the committee, that matter was
fought oyer Ia the committee itself.
The members Of the committee we're
all 10 favor Of reporting without rec
omendation, Whalley aud Marsh
wanted to incorporate the plea OF in
sufficient time In the report, but
Nichols, Stewart aud FOrdney,
majority OF the commit tee, refused 10
consent, insisting on a simple report
without recommendation Therefore
the repsrt brought In as the report OF
the committee lisa rank fraud. Sus-
piclons point as we shall show 10
the iine work Of the American
Book Co., through the clerk OF
the committee devoted tool OF the
American Book monopoly. :
or the members OF the committee
Nichols and Stewart are friends OF the I
bill while Whalley and Marsh seem
bitterly opposed 10 H., Fordney Is
also opposed TO 20 the bill but seems
To haye some OF the spirit OF hlnOr
and fair play aud would not consent
In committee % the matter which
has been fraudulently Inserted In the
report, after the question had been
threshed out and aud voted down ln
the committee Itself.
BY the efforts OF Fagg the consld
eratloO Of the report was made spec
ial order foF7,a0 Friday night aud the
opposition again carried their ilibus.
Jerlng program 10 successful con
'luslon by laying the majority report
'nd the forged report on the table.
Facts brought out On the floor OF
'hs house prove that rank fraud was
perpertrated by the opponents OF the .
Daily school bill, ia this report which :
ame before the house purporting 10 !
'e the report OF the committee on Ed.
leation, relative 10 that bill.
The proceedings Ia committee were
as reported In the I
ouRNAL. All members oi the com. 4
litIee we're agreed on reporting the
lli without recommendation aud
nat was the report decided upon. {
Vhalley and Marsh, who for reasons
ppaFent 10 themselves are opposed 10
he oil and wished "a incorporate In 4
ne report a statement that the COM
llttee had not had tine to consider
he bills but Nichols aud Stewart. .
no are supporting the bill, aud Il
ordney who opposes it but fayors =
lr play refused 10 consent aud s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
Methods, Episeopal church

Services tomorrow at 1890 a. m. and
1880 p. n. Subject CT morning SER
mon "The True Sheklnah." In the
evening there will be a "Lincoln Ser
vice" to be addressed by the Pastor
and President w. c. Hawley, Lin
coin and the Greater United States"
will be President Hawley's Subject,
Epworth League at $3.50 p. IN. and
Sunday school az ~ m. Special music
under the diyertlOn OF Prof. Seley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
200 COMMERCIAL STREET.


G. +. pomeroy has purchased from
II II aud Mary Finch the property
atsthe corner u Union and Church
sireets, now occupied by him as resi-
dence for the sun MOO. The lot II
05xsz, the honse has six rooms and II
Ia good repair. Mr.. pomeroY thinks
II cheaper 70 pay taxes and interest
than 70 rent, 10 say nothing OF the
satisfaction and enjoyment derived
from belng the proud pos'essor Of q
home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
THn PIONEER LIMITED

ls Tho nameoi the only perlec, train IA
lhe Nofld, nowranuing every night between
~ aal and Chicago, wa the Chicago. MI.
SAukes ~ fnal Railway-,he pionsr,
road ol The Wet In adopting all improvej
facilities isr the safety and si0yment oi pa,.
'sngem, An illustrated pamphlet. ,h .w,ns
ylews Of hiauliiul scencry along he route N
ne 'ionerr Limited, will be sent i,es to AN,
person upon tecup, of two-cept po,tag,
,lAmp, AddtcsS Geo, n. lleadard Gene,sl
Passenger Agent, Chicago, m. woot,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11

ID. Bulls Cough syrup Has saved
many a lie. lt can always be relied
on 10 cure the dangerous Group and
whOoplng cough. n gives immediate
relief end should be kept IN every
home. 10 only costs 25c u bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
Marriage License e

X. f. Lee Fagg, was yesterday
granted a license TO wed Miss Lulu
Ohicer. The young lady is only 10.
Fred David flied written consent Of
the young ladies' parents TO the mar
riage
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
FPI6dn0n'S New Racket
Skating.

Skating is as good exercise as saw .
Ing wood-either will help you to ap-
preclate the Substantial meals fur
nlshed at all hours at the White
House restaurant by j, b. Barnett.
o d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
state liIoloris, Appointed.

Governor Geer today appointed
Prof. Y, l.. washburn, OF the state
university, 10 tho position of state
biologist recently created, 70 serve
without pay,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
Piano Tuning.

Stanley Soule, OF Portland, is 10
the city aud will remain for two
weeks. All orders for tuning lnstru
ments can be left at Geo. G. wins
music store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11

N.,ss e,s,od means cican skin. N,
~ sissn loar blood and keep IA .ls'n n.
sshf,ns vp the lASy liver aud arlyinS w W ~
ttitliss iion the body. Begin fa,As,
NS9ish pimples boils, hlotche. hi'.,tISs. "
sad that sieklY bllioas complrx,on IN b. ~.
Ne,,aiels,g beauty tor ten cents' an 1,''.s,
e's''' saliaiaelion guaranteed. l0., a. III. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11

d. Bulls Cough Syrup mvariahl,
cures promptly an catarrhal alfec.
tons. Ihls wonderful medicine per.
lutias today, aud has performed la the
pas. hait century, the speedlest cure,
or colds To the thpat, chest and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11

To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
aele, iull OF lie, nerve and yigor, take No.To.
hae' the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong' An druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran.
teea booklet aud sample free. Address
sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
They All Say

The Salem Special" flour made by
that new machinery beats the world.
Try IL. ar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
oRsooN's sEMI-cEnrENNrAL
To BE Celebrated at the capital Tue'
day. February IA.


To Be Celebrated at the Capital Tues
day, February ~.
Extensive preparations have been
made 20 observe this event next
Tuesday. Special trains will be run
10 on all roads, and a grand event IL
anticipated
PROGRAM.
Governor Geer will preside.
!. Music .,.... Gesner's orchestra
2. Remarks Chairman II. r. Geer
2. Music, Peerless Oregon n... go.
,......,.... Choral Union
4. Address, Tue judiciary, w. p. Lord
8. Solo, Viye l'Amerlca, Mrs. Hinges
o. Address, The Relations Of the
Legislature 20 the Constitution
90. .... ..... Hon. l.. B. Cox
7. Music, America Choral Union
3. Music zee. ..,,...." Orchestra
AFTERNOON 2P.M.
L. Music ......s,,,.. ..,... Orchestra
2. To Thee, o, Country. fy........|
t....... 60. Choral Union
3. Occasional Address. ........
..nr.. .,..,Geo. II. Williams
Z. Solo, The Sword Of Bunker IIIll
..... 49,, Mrs. Hinges
B. Address, The lnGuence OF Pioneer
Women In the Making Of Oregon
.."."....,,,..M Mrs. Dunniway
q. Columbia. ... Choral Union
Z, Music ...... Orchestra
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11
The New Prnssss

The Salem FIGURING Mills "Speclal'
hour Is now better than ever. Try
10. AR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11

FOR SALE, o. Card, has at his
place at SO Liberty street. few
choice Brown Leghorn hens for sale.
They are full blood stock and
cholce at Toe 2-ll. ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-11

soDoay need have Neuralgia. Get DIR, Miles
Nain fius nom druggls'a Zone cent 4 doasJ