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THE CAPITAL JOUffli,
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BY HOKBR BROTHERS,
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13, 1895.
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TREE.
I am going to give
away 15 large
handsome Dres
sed Dolle to the
School Children
this week.J
For further particulars see
my show window.
F. S. DEARBORN, Uookspller.
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PERSONALS.
K B. Henry w pwenger for
Portland on the afternoon local.
Hoc. O. O. ltluearam n paeu
gcr for Oregon City tSil nfternoou.
B. F. Jones, county clerk for Lincoln
county, It In the city for a few day.
C el. tbe hop dealer, -m h pa
ftonetr on the afternoon train for Port
land." B. Farrar returned from Browmvllle
this atternottii, wheie lie nun b--n bu.
iuguopa. MUs. Stella Don!, nf Eugene. W vU
IUuk heraUter. Mr. H. H. Thompwn,
for a few daya.
MU TrUla Anderson left on the
morning local for Fox Valley, for a few
daya vlill with frlcuds.
Boott Bozorth went to Portland th!i
morning on bustne. He will return
on the morning overland.
Mr. and Mr. J, If. Johnaon and
children went to Kugeno this morning,
where tbey will visit friend and rel
ative for a few daya.
Bupt.G. M. Irwin waa a jiasMnRer
for Eugene thin mornlu;;. Ha will vis
it Albany tomorrow, returning home
Monday.
MIm. Hlla McKlnney, who bra been
theguett of Mra. H. E. Moody for sev
en! daya, returned to her home In
Portland tbla afternoon.
Avylutn orchestra meant i;ood music
for the dancer to night at the Degree
of Honor aoclal.
A Important Event.
The production of the Black Huuar
a-t the opera houte, tomorrow evening,
by the C&Ihouu Opera Ooainy, will
to an Important event of the theatrical
Maton. TtiU opera enoyed a long ruu
In New York, In fact nearly a wbo'e
eaaon, bavins been put on early lu
the fall at tho Catiuo, aud runnlnit
through to epHng.
The tuetuUtra of the company are
artUU who have btn prominent In
the optrttla world, and their ouiWued
eSorta will undoubtedly rwull In a
uoievorihy production.
"ne oifttutuee and propcrttee are of
the roott f xpftulv kind, and irttly
superior to that whuk am luually.Kvn
with wot ttMa(Ie eouipaiile.
Died.
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BUNCO KELLY
Tho
Murderer of George
Sayres in tho Pen.
W.
ANXIOUS TO SEE THE CRIMINAL
Onlj- to JIo I)lsappoinlcI
Ho I)oks.
ill HOVT
When the overIiuid,ulh,pullI Into
tho depot laal evnluK, there was a
larger orowd than ixuul Jtaihered, the
attractton tiflnie Uih wXecteI arrival of
,,Buiipm Kelly, wbnee trial for the
murder of Oe. Vft tym lu Portland
baa attalne t lin Importance in this
state of n "(Miwowlebri'." Ah the train
stopt'l tiiv wax a rush toward the
smoking oar eteM, and the curiosity of
the gawr wan rewarded by telug t o
omwre alight, bavlug in custody three
aecurely Ironeil prisoners, who wt-re
helil d wn on the'plntform, and In
stantly hustled ncrors to the cab eland,
under guidance ot the vigilant cabman,
who bus the hauling of prisoners to
the ii. All of the llirtt: Hhackled
men were under-lrcd, and about nil the
crowd had was fie knowl dge that
K"Uy Wa one nf ttiem.
It whs evident from the confusion
and tl-tppiliitmeiit manifested, that
inlsapprt-liruslou regardiuK Kelly's
physical dcvelopement, wus Keneml;
everytxHly tiXectel to set a big, brawny
doutile-fUted deiierado, and ns uoue of
them n'lswert-d suoh description the
crowd seemed Inolloeil to rvpjtlliilo the
idea that the criminal was there; but
he was.
rjherlft Geo. C. Bears and his deputy
V. T. Gardiner with their charges,
were packed into tho cab, and driven
out to the penitentiary, where they
were received by Warden Berry, who
Just having returned from drill was in
bU uniform as lieutenant of X. (J. 8.
O. The tint receipt made out was for
Joseph Kelly, committed from Mult
nomah couuty for lite; and the guards
and others In tho prison oftlce had an
opportunity ot Inspecting the murderer
as bo waa stripped preparatory to being
ushered Into the chapel.
Kelly la a short, slim man, much
under the average height aud weight,
red-facod,rrd.motistached with a down
cast look and generally depressed ex
pruulou. He obeyed In sllenco the
orders of the guard to remove hta outer
garments, shot and stockings, and
without raising bis eyes feubmltted to
the usual search for concealed article
In hit uuderclothluv. Then he step
ped aside aud was joined by his fellow
convicts Jwho had gone through
the same ordeal. All three routed up
a bit as the turning key aud dropping
bolts released tho l!r I door through
whtoh they passed Into their gloomy
home for terms of years, aud they
.
shook bauds with (be therltl, on
Kelly saying "good.bye,"
Hherltl tVeare appeared relieved as
he planed lu his ample wallet the
receipts the warden handed him far
tho prisoners, and said, "I'm glad I've
g4t that oil my mlad."
"It It a relief," replied IVpuly
MusrlirOardlHer.
Kelly's eumpaulMiis werwl'luu. Hub
Icr, aenteuI for tv years, wit w.nvla.
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8EXATK.
i'RJtKUAKV 12 MOKS1NO.
Oesner For new building at BoN
dlers home; third reading.
Dawson Incorporating Altiany;
pad.
Iong For purchaie Morrison street
bridge nnd 8tarfc street ferry; first and
second reading, referred Multnomah
senators.
Long Tolls for Portland bridges;
stale proceeding.
227, Brownell Regulating pay meet
of wages; first reading.
Bimon Portland Chnrter bill, paed.
223, Butler Creating otlice or lle
corder of Deeds for Polk; Introduced,
read three times and passed.
Iiaiey For branch Insane asylum in
Eastern Oregon; report of committee
reducing appropriation from $140,000
to (00.000 failed of adoption. The bill
p!-ed aye 24.
Denny Regulating building and
loan associatiens: paem-d.
Patlernou Concerning traiifiKirta
tlon of cnuviots aud insane; referred
revision of laws.
McGinn Salary Multnoitihh count v
officers; passed.
Templeton Creating Calaponla coun
ty; read first time and Unit finitely post
pone I.
8. J. M. 6, McClung To prevent
wanton slaughter of game by Indium;
adopted.
Holt Appointing of judges and
clerks of election; read second time,
niiidi- special order for tomorrow at 10.
FEBRUARY 12 AKrEKNOO.N. l
Oesner For additional building nt
the Soldiers Home, and appropriating
18.000 therefor; consideration post
(Mined pending report of investigating
committee.
2Cd, King Concerning Irrigation,
Irrigation d!?trktt, etc. First reading.
Carter defining terms land; Carter
commercial fertilizer?; Calbreath
County fairs.
Assessment and taxation reported
favorably and bills ordered to third
reading: Price Collection of taxes;
Cogswell equalitatlonj'KIng (that do
not pass) Payment of taxes In lawful
money, to third reading. Dawson
Deductions for indebtedness Indefinite
ly postpoued. Vauderberg State tax
levy; laid on table. Dawson Delin
quent taxes; indefnitely postponed.
Dawson Concerning asfccowmentjsame
notion.
Committee on claims reported uufav
bly on the several bill for the relief ol
cortain counties by reason of taxes lllo -
gaily aMWed; all referred to committee
on revision of laws. Dawson For re
lief of Ida Templeton; committee on
claims recommended M5.000, Instead of
$'JO,00; passed to third reading.
Cemmerce: That senate concur lu
Booth by 'a Nicaragua canal memorial;
concurred.
Ceuutlea: Maxwell Salaries county
officers in Tilamook; to Udrd readlug.
Htulwer-Ullllam Louudarles; to third
readlug,
McClung Actions against corpora
tion; to third reading,
Kducatleu Maxwell-Graded frcboo)
for Tillamook; referred to revision of
law. Behlbrede Belling liquor near
: Holdlera' home; to third rtdlDg. Cal-
v.v-m... vvuivihim wvmwuv miUira,
ttmr.
9M. Vaudeiterg-ApproprUlig
0.WXJ fur state normal oJtoul at eou
yenlent Huts lu the state; refcnited.
Kbherlea 8(ulth-CMtrHlHgdam.
Burlrtjjb-l'foiMXIag fab, tu ttelrU
rdlHg.
JUriktugs Piioh-Per Ut troa4iry
exatuttter, t IMH rdlg MeCTtM
rer state bHk nxtmtMr. mwm. Me
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Fierce CompeliUon Urges Men
anil Women to Their Utmost.
Nerves and Brain First Give Way
Under the Terrific Strain.
Men die In the big cities like trees,
beginning at the top.
It is apoplexy, heart failure, nervous
prostration, shock, congestion of the
brain and suicide tbat characterizes the
mortality lists in the great centers of
population.
A city teaches one to think quicsly,
to be always on the alert and quick to
avoid danger, as well as to see the
lucky chances. It Is impossible to go
slowly even if one has no pressing need
for hurry. The rush is contagion?.
One finds himself drawn along by the
raoldlv movlne crowds and Is soon
hurrvlnL' with the rest. It is undoubt
edly true that two-thirds of all the men
aud women one sees tearing through
tho streets are In no actual haste. They
are merely victims of this fearful habit
of hurry,
But whether this fearfal rush Is es
sential or not, the result is the same.
Nerves and brains are exhausted, men
and women grow prematurely aged,
times of depression follow this high
strung condition. The entire nervous
system must be rapidly and fully nour
ished to prevent utter prostration and
collapse, It Is estimated by physicians
tbat Pnine's celery compouud annually
saves thousands upon thousands o(
men aud women living la cities from
breaking down under their work. It
builds up the substance of the nerves
aud brain faster than it is torn down
by even such prodigal waste. It cures
permanently all weakness of the stom
ach, liver and kidneys, aud takes away
any tendency of these vital organs to
disease.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Twenty Four Young People Receive
Their Diplomas.
Last evening IUed's opera house was
comfortably filled with the parents,
relatives and friends of the participants,
towltnefs the graduating exercises of
the February clas of the Salem public
ehooU, for 1S5. At S o'clock the
members of the board, (except Dr. W.
H. Byrdl, Slate superintendent G. M.
Irwin, city superlutedeut E. H. An
dersou, Rev. W. C. Kautner, who de
livered the formal addres of the even
Ing, appeared the stage.
Shortly after 3 o'clock Mrs. F. A.
Legg took her place at the piano and
executed a beautiful march to which
the members of the clam marched onto
the platform and were seated. The
young ladles and gentlemen presented
a obarmlng appearance arrayed In their
gradu&tiug garments. Blue, green,
pink aud white, relgoed supreme
among the young ladlee' costume,
while Uaek was the ruling fuhlon of
the gentlemen. Superintendent An
derMu.lnafew well ehoeeu remarks,
prwtitrd the oUw, peak lug la the
highest terms of the diligence. Industry
and aHlrements of the members.
The foUewlue short, but luterwtlug
program was then rendered by mem
for of Ik U and esen Mte Interpre
tive kt or ber rpt!ve ttumWr with
rrant aarf credit.
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The following iette- r'iislu lu
the SaWm otof.liv. F-o 13. 1mo uu
called for. Tno- calling i r ineiu
please say "advertised."
Averill Mrs W C MilN J-h:i
Blossom J M MeC iwn (.'ornclia
BonterJackn MiKini H K-v
Brownell & M rri 0h.irw W M
Kin P'iwlJeif
Burgovne W H l"e nJH
Benedict TIj P-.vi.rJ n-.!
Bentley I X , K-mer J
Benson L A Koiiius J.'-f
Becker Leonani j' 2Ked wniid .la-.
Blancher May Mrs dauber E M
Barrett Leoivid Snrt-v.-iMt T F
Bates Miss K 2' S lies V L
Cutler Man- Mrs t le P-ier
Carlsoo Jos
tw.rt J i .nrs
&i.hiuid" (.'larn
Schmidt A A Mrs
Schojidt It K
SbMid' (ira
SoSiuidt Bros
Shaw Thurston
Thonias Jue
Tbouaa Henry
Tower H J Mrs
riwns PartheDa
Fairbanka Maine
Godfrey Tom
Gibbs S W
Gardner Wm
Gardner R
Hilton Msrv
Kint; Lviiia
King MT Mrs
KeeDey VS
Trapp Arta
Lewi Frances Mrs Wililutii J.i!nson
Moor W Watson H II
Molt Frank Wiagurtluer Frank
Mocre SMh Mrs Weniniin Ivewis
Meyer J E Word Mr
B F. RttxiiAU P. M.
Aa Absolute Curs.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINF
OINTMENT is only put up in Ian:,
two ounce tin boxes, an 1 1? an absolute
cure for old sores, burns pounds, chap
ped hands, aud all skin eruption. Will
positively cure all kiwis of pile-. Ak
for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE
OINTMENT. Sold by Lunu Brooks
at 2-5 ctuts i-r box; by mail 30 cents.
a lot ot drain tile,
at Jouk.nal oflice.
At a Baki.ain.
any size. Inquire
9 u & w i
"UMBRELLAS,"
why that's our busiues, we make new
aud repair old. Call or drop us a card,
and we will atteno to your wants.
Coven all prices. No. 1S7 Commercial
street.near postoftlce. J. L. Kaplinger.
100 Photographs for SI 00.
If you want 100 small nhotn nf vnr.
reu unujor eenu
your cabinet nfanr...
la thpCniiH lh n.n... I. '.'-..
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cxieuicuiu oireew. eampies oan be
een at Patton Bros.' boo kn tore. 2 5 1 w
County Treasurer's Notice.
All MarlOU eouiltv warranto im ..
Ep. l.t. Mm, will 00w be jK.ldandlW'iroSt8 4uU
lntertt on wmie will nop mt tbU date. P"y,'1AA .CnuiurTinirn
Jap Mistu --4" yl'"'rivirBt. a-i"
n JL. :UNTo' f uMgETTAVlik-lig. wiJ, ,vy urDrt
vtj upo.urer.
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Uhbula HuirtTAU - John J
Maurer, M. D. Xr rttw, rw eover
Hw W4W.. WtUi C. M. Iekwood
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HUSSAR;
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of Salem Favorites.
v. WAndsome
TTIotTinl Effects.
Costumed in a Sumptuous AianrieJ
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! tiesota and the east. Throueh tlcKeta on
Washiugtou, Philadelphiu, Xew York, tcstou. aud nil points lu the Ud
States. Canada and Europe. The Great Northern ItHllway la a new trsnuJ
Uneutal line. Runs -Bullet Library Ob-ervat on earn, Puluce SbeplimJ
nintn.. r'ora K",.,iiv rnnrit Slppners ami fif"l and su'oinl cmai coachei.
; Hivi'Jt:': riKJk ballast track the Gre t Northern lliltway la free from (I
1 mm nf iiinnipf unnnvHiiivs of transLtiitinental trawl. 1
itoumi trip tickets" witn htop-over
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For further Intoruiatiou aill upon or
Or U. C. DONt)VAN. General Agent,
12J 'Ihirdst., Portland, Or.
Rki'ii-.m :"i-Iik., Evan Hum1 ly.
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Oils, 'Vlnilow iluss, arni'lR
and tit: most complete. stock ol
Unilifs ot all Kinds in the'
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' Hitir.Cemeiit iintl shingles and i
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