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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

lie Is not talking about medical ethics.
quite to the contrary. The scientist IS
eager to grasp truth in whatever field It
may be found. and the fact that Tyners
Dyspepsia Remedy is 50 meritorious calls
forth from him a testimonial:
"Chipley, Ga. August A. lh9i-Dr. G. o.
Tvner. Atlanta. Ga: l think it IS due
you that | should say that Tyners Dys-
pepsia Remedy has done more for me
than all other preparations that have
tried. / think IL IS a valuable remedy for
chronic dyspepsia and indigestion. IL has
cured me. | hope you may be able 10
cure all dyspeptics. They are legion.
"DR- Q. i. PURSEIL."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

Remember that cholera morbus
cholera infantum, summer complaint,
bilious collie, diarrhoea and dysentery
are each and all Catarrh of the bow
els Catarrh Is tho only correct name
for these affections. Pe-ru-na is an
absolute specific for these ailments.
which are so common I'm summer. Or.
Hartman. in a practice Of over forty
years, never lost single case OF
cholera infantum, dysentery diar-
rhoea, or cholera morbus, and his only
remedy was Pe-ru-na. Those desiring
further particulars should send for "a
free copy Of Summer Catarrh." Adj
dress Or. Hartman, Columbus. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
A UNIQUE BOOK.
So EXcellently Printed That II Could
Not BE Mailed.

The J. 7. Hi Printing Company has
just gotten out for the Virginia Business
College. OF this city. a book which IS dis
tinctly unique.
IL is tastofully and attractively bound.
and consists Of a large number OF testi-
monials 20 the worth OF the college from
those who have haf an opportunity Of
judging. These letters have been repro
duced by the printing company I'm fac
smile. and the excellence OF the work
has led 20 an unexpected complication.
When the books were offered az the
postofiice 10 be mailed Superintendent
Fitzgerald declined 20 receive them ex-
cept az letter rates declaring that he be-
lieved they were written and not printed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
OrieinnIKcaI E.lnte sign..

Tho subject OF some comment here Is
the new rent sign recently issued by 4
prominent real estate agents ~ this
city Usually one sees on such signs Tho
words. "F0r Rent" but on those above
mentioned are printed. "F0r ilile." For
mery "T0 Lett was che wording % tho
signs OF the same agent. 3ut he bias again
changed &C..
he states that pc does this Tor The sake
or originality MS ho dis.ikes 90 copy tho
methods Ot other people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
TO ENLARGE THE
COURTHOUSE
City Council Want Adequate Room
for Offices.
NEED A NEW COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Rev. DIR. L.. X. Thornhill VIII Preach
His Farewell Sermon TO-Day-Un-
ion Services o-Night-Othcr
Southsidc News.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
ll12 Hull street. Bcattlo BLOCK.


1ll2 Hull street. Beattlo Block
At the meeting of the city Council Fri
day night the sum Of so was appropriated
for the services Of an architect in fur
nishing plans for tho erection Of another
story on tho courthouse.
This IS but the beginning Of move
ment that may result in a large and
comfortable city hall, with offices for the
entire city government. with tho possible
exception of the Police Court
with another floor on the courthouse
thcro will be room for the offices Of the
CITY Treasurer. Auditor. Collector, clerks
Mayor Engineer. Commissioners, etc.
besides comfortable Council chamber
and court clerks office.
Tho present accommodations that are
furnished It's employees by the city arc
entirely inadequate. and are subjects Of
comment by visitors To- the city, as well
as by citizens themselves.
The Lands and Buildings Committee
are I'm earnest about the matter and
they viii push the proposition through
to finish.
OLY1lPIANS BACK.
Tho members OF the Olympia Outing
Club, who have been spending their vaca-
ton at Gloucester Point, returned yester-
day with loads Of fish and recoilections
OF good times. They report this outing
one of the most enjoyable they ever had.
FAREWELL SERVICES.
Rev. Dr. J.. r. Thonhu will preach
his farewell sermon at cambridge street
Baptist church this morning.
Tonight "a union service will be held
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

diture offered last year 10 be made BY
the company asking for the lease Of the
Gas Works. is yearly average of about
$500 more than has been spent ON the
Gas Works for the past thirty years. or
about S250el0 for the whole period. just
the sum now being asked for 90 put the
works in perfect order. This $4,000 will
put an additional interest charge on the
city OF $1,000 a year. which must ~
taken in account I'm considering the mat
tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

Robert Downing the Tragedian.
Robert Downing was recently interview
ed By the press on the subject OF his
splendid health. Mr. Downing promptly
and emphaticalIy gave the whole credit
OF his splendid physical condition to Pc
ru-na, saying:
81 find IL preventive against all sud
den summer Ills that swoOp upon one i'm
changing climates and water.
1T is the finest travelling companion
and safeguard against nalarial inhu-
cnccs.
"To sum IT up. Pe-ru-na has done me
more good than any tonic l have ever
taken"
Healthy mucous membranes protect
the body against the heat Of summer and
tho cold of winter. Pe-ru-na is sure TO
bring health to the mucous membranes
Of the whole body.
Write for n copy OF Dr. Hartmans lat
est book entitled Summer Catarrh.
Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
Sound Sleep

comes from a sweet stomach, pure blood.
strong nerves and hearty health. The
surest way to acquire these is by an hon
est use OF this famous medicine Hos
letters Stomach Bltters For fifty years
IL has never failed TO cure stomach dis
orders beginning with constipation and
ending with kidney or liver trouble. See
that Private Revenue Stamp covers the
neck OF the bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

muuncd out there. and they have al
along given much trouble to the officials.
The report OF the Agricultural Depart
ment showing that cotton has detegioratct
D. per cent within the past thirty days,
attracts much attention This IS duo 20
tho heaEY rlIns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

Music is 10 the arts what love is 20
man: In truth. II is love itself, the purest.
loftiest language OF passion portraying
It in a thousand shades Of color and feel
ing.-Weber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
STILL AFTER DOGS.
he Place OF Execution of the CANNES


Has Been Changed
DR.. Jud. b. Wood has had T. stop the
killing of the dogs at the 5. =. c. A.
Office, as the neighbors ana tenants OF
the adjoining house object very much
TO the odor OF the gas.
The dogs are being pursued with con-
slant vigOr and success. Friday nights
catch was ffty-eight Of all classes. OF
these twelve were redeemed, and the re-
malnder were carried to Mr.. Bicker-
stans, the new place OF execution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

state Treasurer Worth. who is a Qua-
ker. gone to High Point % attend tbs
yearly meeting Of the Quakers. There
Will probably hy three thousand present
tomorrow. which viii be the most inn
p0rtant day.
cultural Department has returned from
holding farmers Institutes 40 several
places In the eastern part % the state.
lie was much pleased with the result.
and Will in a short time hold others IN
that part of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

Total amount spent by clty......Sl6l. S97 CA
by deducting the amount spent by the
city from the amount which would have
been spent by the company asking for
a lease OF the Gas Works IL VIII be seen
the excess would be SA7S2. which would
have been. as matter OF course. Tor the
benefit OF the city. The city has expended
IN tho last three years only so q on
extensions for the Gas Works, and Ii does
not appear that any construction has
been done. by not spending sufficien'
money to keep the Gas Works UP "a
modern standard. OF course there Is an
apparently large profit; but 10 put the
Works IN frst-ciass order there Is now
asked OF the Council approximately $780,
geo. This shows the condition OF the
works. The $1,000 average yearly expen-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

The Gas Department claims
that the gas used by tine city
for its own purposes should be
credited to the works. iu other
words. that the city should be
credited lfor the thlrtyrwo
years. from 1861 20 1888 with
the sum of........................ 500. Ol3 81
From which sum deduct the
cash deficit of.................... 563. $50 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
MARION COUNTY NEWS.
Business Being Transacted at the Court
House.

Business Being Transacted at the Cour
House.
A foreclosure suit WAS commenced Or
Saturday by Linnie j. Howell agains
Maggie Folsom and Geo. w. Putnam
The plaintiff asks judgment for $3.50
with 10 per cent interest from Novem
ber 2l, 1897, and $40 attorneys fees, al.
legged 10 be due on promisory note, and
the foreclosure Of Il mortgage on lots Z
and Z, block "B, Simpsons addition tc
Salem.
The examination Of the papers Of the
applicants for teachers certificates was
concluded Saturday afternoon. The sue
cessful candidates for the several grades
were:
First grade-Bessie Ballenger, Salem
@. W. Beaver, SilVerton; Mrs. j. W.
Elmer, Mt Angel.
Second grade--Georgia Branch, Mac.
leay; Joel w. Wilson, Croston Dorelle
shives, erosion; Elmon Hlty. Salem.
Third grade.-C. T.. Cashatt, Me-
hama {. j. Thomas, Silverton; Maud
Cutsiorth, Lawrence Ellen j. Bait,
Liberty Minnie Newby, Salem Fannie
Nichols, Fruitland Tillie A. Foss. Sill
vertonj Minnie Hankey, Lewisburg;
Pearl Smith, Salem; Kate Freeman,
Silverton; Emma Hullt, Hullt; Marian
+. Hetrick, Salem Pearl Kress, Salem !;
William g. Judd, Turner b. w. Snyder,
Aumsyille; Lydia Johnson, Salem /;
Blanche lllidge, Salem; Emily Horgan,
Salem; Margaret Southwick, Salem /;
and Edith Bonney, Woodburn.
Mrs. Cook NJ. Jones, acting county
school superintendent yesterday recon.
mended the following 10 State Superin-
tendent j. IL. Alderman, for state Iii.
plomas; Miss Estele Kaylor, of Fruit.
land Miss Stella Fisher, of silyerton
Mrs +. w. FINER, Of Woodburn; aud
A. G. Scarborough, Of Aurora. Miss Lu-
ella Carey, Of this city, was recom-
mended for a life diploma.
DEED, Erc., PILED.
Ignac ZwadziEowski and wife To Fred
l.. Lord, 10 acres in t6sr2 W, $500.
Hugh Eldridge, ct al, 10 VIM. lIager,
4l acres In tbsr2w, tl25.
q. G. Nelson and Lola II, Nelson
0ormcrly Mrs. Lola Il. Price, TO v r..
Cook, land in North Salem, tl25.
Vim. Feidt and wife 10 T.. Z. Berdine.
lots l and 2, block 5, in Compton's addi.
tion No. 10 Salem, 900.
PROBATE.
Tho final account of Orn Savage, ad.
ministrator OF the estate Of George O.
Ashby, deceased, has been approved and
the administrator discharged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
.IunAY,a MARKET.

PoRTLANp5 May 10. Wheat galle,
g. Walla Waila, 67c.
Flour-Portland, s2,s0; Supertin,
~ 10 per bhl.
Oats--Whlte 43(d4IC.
lays per ton.
Hops ll(dl3c; old crop DC.
Wool--Valley, Il(dl2c; Eastern
Oregon, 0[9l0. Mohair, 81 (d 30.
Mlllstuff- Bran, sl7; shorts, sl8
POultry-Chickens. mixed % .5O(G5 W
turkeys, live, laGl3ic.
Eggs-OreROn, lI(dl6 per doZ
Hides-Green, salted 90 lbs, S(d9c
under 80 lbs, ,7tdSi;sheep pelts, l5(d2Oc
Onlons-50c(G75per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, iOCal4c; fancy
creamery, 40c per roll
Potatoes, Sl,OO-sl.2 per cwt.
lIogs-lleavy, A.5O.
Weathers Iic; dressed, Sdf
Beef-3teers,A ,A,0O(ni50: cows, A.OO
(ds3.OO dressed, 7fd7t.
VIAL dressed, 6(d1ic
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat--i7.
Oats-39\G 9\Gi(e.
nay-Baled, meat, 7.OOdss.O0
Eggs, llt(dl24c,
Flour-ln wholesale lots, s2.75 rv-
tail ESQ
Millstutf bran $1,000
liogs-dressed, 5tc.
Live cattle -2i(d3c.
Sheep-LlYe, s2.5O(9t3.
Dressed Veal -6c,
Butter-Dairy 10 creamery zoe.
Wool Best, ,l0c. Mohair Poe
Pnultry-Spring chickens 4ic., Hens
: To cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15

Fred Kundret lectured 10 good au
dience at the w. q. r. U. hall, sunda.
afternoon, on Religious Liberty" II,
undertook 10 prove that the last ves
tage Of the rights guaranteed by IN,
constitution were being lost To IN,
American people, and he made on
quite case for man who has been 4
shoemaker all his life and had few nd
yantages for acquiring a theological edit.
cation,
+. l.. shafer who has been visiting
j. w. Buley and family left for
Wheatland 10 spend few days
with friends before returning "a
Bloomington, H., where he resides.
Rev. and Mrs. kantner went 30 la,
iayette today whore Mr.. Kantner will
deliver lecture and incidentally visit
their son Clifford, who is professor Of
music there.
Brewer Klinger, went To Woodburn Ia
complete arrangements for opening a
hh''h NA'A's ANh HAihhhH NANf NftH
closed In Salem the past month:
l.. g. Clarke, the Portland druggist,
spent Sunday in the city with Mrs.
Clarke, who is the guest oi her mother,
Mrs. J. J, Murphy
Chas. stearns "A Portland real estate
man, drove out with some immigrants
north OF town 10 locate them on hop
ranches today.
Elder w, \. Mathews, went 20 Eugene
today He will preach at Irvington and
sinslaw before he returns and will be-
gone a week
Editor Guild, OF tho Independent, and
family have returned from Independ-
ence where they had been visiting
friends.
Mrs, J, NJ. Woodruff went 10 Port.
land this afternoon TO spend short
time With her husband aud friends,
Hon. A. J. johnson, OF scio, is in the
city with his family delegate TO tho
grand lodge,
Miss A. Pcnland, went TO the mute
school 10 attend the closing exercises 10.
day.
Rev. W. +, Copeland went 10 Port.
land this afternoon for few days visit,
Mrs. J, r. kraussc returned this at.
ternoon from u short yisi, a, Eugene,
Miss Portia knight went to Portland
THE afternoon for shor, visit.
Ed. Richardson the Dallas stock,
dealer Was In the city today,
Hon. Ralph Moody returned 10 Port.
land this afternoon.
Miss Anna Krebs is visiting her
mother la Portland,
State Printer Lceds Is In Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
REMEMBER THE OREGONSl
coxcLUDED PROM FrRsr PACE.
Our BOYS a, MaIabon.

eFsp~AN1N@As
A copy Of the Freedom published at
Manila, March 20, has the following
strong praise given the Oregon regi-
ment.
In the battle Of Malabon on Saturday
March 25, the Second Oregon regiment
Z. s. ", took an active and leading
part, and displayed courage, valor and
endurance Of the highest order. For
years 10 come the work Of this regiment
last Saturday will be pointed out as an
example Of what can be achieved by
volunteers. No veterans Of Wellington
or Napoleon or Grant could have done
better. No one can possible conceive
the heroic bravery OF the Second Or
egon on this occasion unless he has
walked over the battle field over the
insurgents trenches, one after another I;
through the thickets and jungle; over
open stretches where for 800 yards the
boys faced steady rain Of bullets and
up 10 the final insurgant lines which
consisted really Of fort with stone loop
holes This is not exaggeration. IL il
not half the truth. The whole truth
concerning the work of this regiment
will not be written. No one saw il all,
and descriptions Of those rushes through
fields where the air was fairly charged
with pulsing lead would hardly be be-
lieved. Why was the regiment not an
initiated? God only knows There is
an old saying that IL takes ton Of lead
to kill soldier. The natives are phe-
nomenally poor marksmen. This fact
and favoring providence saved the Or
egon,--as il did other regiments--from
destruction.
The insurgents with repeating Mausers
threw torrents Of leaden hail at our lines
at random-some bullets must find a
victim.
Col. Summers should be proud Of his
regiment; the Eighth Army Corps
should be proud Of this record; and the
good people Of the great state Of Oregon
can words express how they feel2 Peo-
pie Of Oregon, your sons have this day
proved that their blood is like that shed
at Thermopylae and Bunker's Hill, the
blood Of heroes.
Co, /, in charge Of Lieut.. Philips, is
the lucky company Of the regiment.
This company fought its way TO the
north TO river distance Of nearly two
miles.
IL had its share Of the work Of the
day and the only causualty was the
wound received by Corp. Gantenbein.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

NJ. Klinger went TO Turner on bust.
ness today.
The river stands at 6.5 feet above low
water today and falling.
Mrs Christian WIN, Of Hubbard ID
visiting friends In the city
VIM. Spencer Of Shaw station Is in the
city this morning on business.
Mrs. w. ID. Mathews, went 20 Jeficr /.
son today 10 attend Mrs Fred Dmgcr,
who IL not we'll.
NJ, Murphy went 10 siycrion this
morning after lot Of sheep Tor the
Portland market.
Mrs. Sol Durbin left today 10 attend a
family reunion az the home OF James
Baird, Brownsville.
Mlsa Edna Allen Of Albany. arrived
today Tor visit AZ the home Of Rey.
and Mrs. MeKillop.
Mn. J. r. Bedford and daughiar came
down today % visit several weeks with
Celeb Hughes aud family
Mrs. Smith, d Corvallis, who has
been visiting }. A. Iiensley In this city.
returned via steamer today.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. Mills, and Mrs. n.
Mills OF Independence, came down via
steamer 10 visit with J, q. Barnes.
y. J. Alex Mayer, Of one Of tho big
companies represented by Mrs, beelei
insurance agency is in the city to-day,
q. A. Low and wife, Of Sidney, came
down today on the Ruth, They will 20
via Northern Pacific 10 Northheld, MINI.
Miss Blanche Small Of Corvallis who
has been visiting Mrs. Fred Erxson and
Miss Bessie sherman, went home 10.
day.
Mrs. Ida Paterson, Of MaFshhold, az
companiod by the junior Paterson, ar.
rived on sunday, Go attend tho grand
assembly 81 the Rebokahs. She viii
uiay with friends Al the corner oi High
and Bellevue streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
FIRE nuos.
Make Another Arempt 70 Destroy Jonn
O. Wnght's Residence.

q. Wnght's Residence.
On Saturday night another mysterious
attempt was made TO burn out John q.
Wright, who resides at $40 Church
street in the house where he has lived
for many years, and which he recently
sold TO Mrs. X. J. Fleming, This is the
fourth attempt, but the good fairies
seem 10 be standing in with Mr..
Wright.
Entrance TO the house was effected
while Mr.. and Mrs. Wright we're out, by
prying open a back door with a cbisel.
The upstairs rooms were thoroughly
ransacked, clothing and bedding being
scattered over the floor, and bureau
drawers emptied.
Coal oil had been thrown on the
floor Of the hall way and three bed
rooms opening thereon The fire had
consumed the mating, with which the
floor was covered. wherever the coal
oil had reached, and had then gone out.
Mr. Wright's best coat was charred in
one spot, where it lay on the floor, but
aside from the ruined mating no other
damage was done. twenty-five or thirty
dollars will cover the loss.
Two bottles and the charred remains
Of gunny sack were left by the incen-
diary, who carried off nothing but some
cold yictuals.
Mr. Wright says that his goods were
insured, but that he will accept nothing
from the insurance company, ~ there ia
too much mystery conLnected with
these attempts 20 burn him out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
HORSES DROWNED.
Onental Management OF Ffaeuous
Team and a Ferry Boat.

onsntal Management OF Fraeuous
Team and a Ferry Boat.
On Sunday, about noon, pair OF
horses were drowned in the sslough at
John Minto's private ferry. The team
belonged TO Mr., Rhodes, who has a
farm and hop yard about three miles
from salem, between here and Indepen.
dence.
A Chinaman, who has Rhodes hop
yard leased, was driving the team, and
in company with Geo, sun drove upon
the ferry boat 10 cross TO Minto's island.
When they had left the bank the horses
became alarmed and backed the wagon
OIL the scow and were themselve
dragged overheard in spite Of all the
Mongolians efforts. The water being
quite deep, the horses were dragged un.
der and drowned. During the afternoon
the outfit was tished out again.
The wagon and harness were not dam.
aged, the neck.yoke only being lost, but
the horses are useless.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

J, r. Mccormick, The Dalles; ]. G
Logan, 1, q, o, +. delegate, Randol
county. q. W, knight and wife. /. q
.. T., I. delegate, Pendleton: T W
Blche, /. q. o. r. delegate, Mrs +
Warnook, 10 q. +. delegate, ,Silyerton
Geo. n. Foster, 10. o. r. delegate
llaker City; q, q. Graves, Portland, n
J. Alex, mayor, Portland; r. A
schiller Albany, Or; 5 n
Humphrey and wife, Hillsboro. Or; "
o. Nisley, Portland j. l.. Calvert, Hub
bard.
Following l. O. O. r. delegates hav,
engaged rooms \. L. Tomilson. Port.
lands Mrs. Warwick, SilNerton; MIS-
he,iges, Independence; NJ NJ. Rridges
and wife, Hillsboroi W. q. Lynn. n.
W. knight and wife, Chas. n. Wilson
tred hendly and wife, Helix; Vim.
Miller, Mrs. Raird. Union; Mrs. Len
Owen, Corvallis; Mrs. j. Nj. Grear )
H. Humphrey, Hillshoro; Mrs. Nellie
Sustin, East PoEtlaudi ]. A. nCsiee'
huhhari ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
PIONEER DEAD.
z. ]. Goliath Passes Away-Miss Car
penter Dead-Also ]. w. Morrill,.

Elijah Jackson Goliath died at his
residence on Asylum avenue Sunday
May Ia, 1899, at sp. m. He was pros
tated about seven months ago, and on
account Of old age and several strokes
Of paralysis his recovery was almost inn
possible.
Deceased was born at Gardner, Maine,
June 8, 1893. lie came west as a ship
carpenter, having led a sea.faring life
in his youth, landing at San Francisco
in 1858 and coming direct TO Salem by
water. lie went into the sash and door
manufacturing and sawmill business in
company with Samuel Bass, and the
business he founded continued until the
big food carried away the mill which
was located on the river front where the
gasworks stand
He was one Of the best known mill
wrights in the state and travelled Q
great deal in that line of work. Up 10
within year ago he followed this trade.
He was married July l, 1860, to Miss
Gabrielle Hayden, a sister Of Hon. Ben
Hayden and Mrs. G.. G. Clark, who
survives him. BY this udion there are
still five children living to-wit: J. II.
Goliath, Roseburg; b. b. Goliath, dep
uty sheriff Of Marion county; Nathaniel,
Alfred and Camilla living at home.
Mr.. Goliath was public spirited citi-
zen, good companion, and a devoted
husband. lie WAS charter member of
the first volunteer fire department Of
Salem, Of which there are but few sur
vivors. He was a member Of Valley
Lodge, A. o. Y. w, who will attend his
funeral in a body The services will be
held at the late home Of the deceased
Tuesday at 2 p, M, Rev p. S. Knight,
officiating
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
Frs, Bap,is, Church

sunday was gala day at Rev. Ne
killop's church, twenty being received
into membership, Forty have united
with the church since January /, when
the present pastor began work, A spec.
lal effort il being made 10 wipe out the
church debt OF $500, over half OF which
has been paid.
There Is To be a reception at the
church parlors ON Friday night, when a
full attendance is desired.