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The Sea serpent Described.
IT WAS SEEN IN A SOUTHERN HARBoR AND An -
PEDilION 1As GONE TO CAPTURr TT

r.. Y
PEDilIoS HAS GONE TO CAPTURE IT.
dispatch from Charleston, s. C., September "a
says: Copt. Hubbard, OF the steamer Planter plv
Ing between Charleston and Georgetown reports
that the sea serpent was seen In Georgetown Har.
Dor on Thursday last, half way between the port
ana bar: The tug Henry Buck passed within 200
II carefully with MS glass. He says he made out
nearly It's entire shape. IL seemed TO be resting or
sIeepng, .ne neso ana Dody being more or less
The mouth appeared TO be oeak shaped the mead
oval and quite large. The body looked TO be as
water In the curves common TO snakes while
swimming. The tall was not at rrst entirely
visible.
While looking intently at the monster. some.
thing possibly the noise OF the tug) seemed TO
arouse II, and in an instant 1t threw It's tan into
the air, exposing fully 10 feet OF It's length and
olrectlon VI what Is known as Muddy Bay and the
mud hats, where II was impossible FOR the tug TO
l0low. The color OF the monster was very DARK
The lengtn Is stated TO be about SO feet That pOr-
lion Oh the tall lifted above the wafer was bet ween
), aud ~ inches In diameter. At the point where
~ was seen the water Is fresh Ior several miles
Uaio"' aud Capt Springs thinks the animal was
made sick by IL. II Is lnougut that the monster
cannot get out OF the harbor
AS soon as the news was received an expedition
Was made up 10 goin search OF It. and It is possible
Una. tne sea serpent problem may yet be dennilely
Dotn the tug and The schooner she was towino.
the latter oe.ng bound for New York.
TIE OGDEssBuRG OPIUM FRAups.-Before United
DAY, was begun tue trial OF Il A. Gardner for con-
spiracy wi.h X. w. Stone. N. II. Lyle, ana w. j.
Somiskey 10 remove q lot OF confisceted opiuIn
Iroia the Ogdensourg On. ~ cusl0m-nouse. Il
was proven That opium mad been sold 70 CHINA.
man VINO was In Government employ. Letters
were put In evidence, one from j. WI. stone Of
Ogdensburg. 10 Z A. Gardner, or Seattle. Wash
Ter, asking suggestions as 10 where the ouium
SHOULD We kept. Another from stone spoaks Of the
location OF the ston, and intimating that it
could be taken at any time II there wa mate.tsi
70 put In It's place. Another referred 70 hsvtno
with Lyle. ~'SSS~
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A FEW WORDS TO ADVERTISERS.
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Of Journalism This claim Is based upon certAia
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the consideration OF an persons interested in com
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ness proposition whatever. IL rests primarily %
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culates in the city where printed LANCER numb~
OF copies In proportion TO population than anr
paper in the world And not only Is its circulauoa
the largest and n.es but Il Is also the rrsr sinss
the paper goes not alone into the hands OF the
people OF the District OF Columbia as . BODY, Dot
into their homeS-into the families Of eli clAss~s
ana into those OF the oney-spendins as wei 90
'he incorporating portion OF the community.-ss
aArser ratio than any daily journal OF sener-i
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EDUCATIONAL.
''EIocurrox. ORAroRr..

ELOCuT1oN. ORAToRY..
the AT o. Az: no psrs0as education con-
,h! ~ sp S,m rs. powers they pos un
a' BUT sns f s 70 i've
other srs,nins ward f ss.e ,ss
nh IMfRofissiaSA I9SESh o5ATSkE
THE NoN-PROFEssIONAL COURSE ie an eiucs-
hing. ana
Enslish Authors COnvers.iicn and sSshespesre. sn'
THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN oRAroRY
IL style Study Es@ q aud SaSr and c
ingsi 4 Chma,e.: 5 Pero.ations; q Ex,enlporane0us
setual Practice in Add5 ssins the jury: 9: Actual
bnner sPeecsss: IL Actual Prseilee i .nsead, sr
Telling; l2. Political Speeches; IS. Debate; Il.
ing: 10. Dramatic us.turs.
THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN ACTING
embraces among other ,hinss: Mechanics of Acting;
Fas s sndy q S
stass business; stare Setting; Dramstic Gesture;
T The Ss he
The msinoa Is ndoTssa By al prSes.iop. w nav.
tsst,mSnisls from Y : Attorney General 4 y. Gar
siiA2G Ast hum
dreds Of other. i-lnoxn sectors. clersymen; law
eution. teachers Of sctins. well .oas Of The
city, and also member, Of the 4. senate ana House
Of REPRESENTATIVE have been pupils here
y
CIV sls Sh & NV h' block s.ii Of
SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, MAR MA ,SA-
Iochusetts ave. 1127 18th 1t. NV; Misses POLLOCK
and oERk Principals fourteent year reopens Sept.
II; German, Drawing aud C~Iisthsnics free.
CARR re and att ndance.
Teschers' Training Class, Oct Is se15-l2ts
NJ ADAME A. PELE. wELL-KNowN FOR HI r EX.
M celent pronunciation. will rive French Lessons,
private in classes. Highest recommendation go
18th St n w. near the Arlin1ton Hotel sel-3m.
COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES-COMPRISEs
CInglish, Glass cal and Normal Departmental with
superior facilities for music and art. Send tor ogue
TO c. l. hEEDf. Pres. Hagerstown Md. su,5-6w
MRS W. D. ALLEN
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Mt. VERNON SEMINARY,
hoo. l104. HOG. 1l1e NJ St and 11os 18th St
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
IAIlIES AND LITTLE GIRIS

Mt. VERNON SEMINARY,
hoo. l1o4. HOG. 1l1e NJ st and 11cs 1lth st
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Der H IF pup
an applications for admission to the day school
he made prior S sE o' + s ss
MISS JOSEPHINE NIMMO,
NJ Teacher Of Piano and orgsn. Lessons resumed
Apply at Eberbach's Music Store s.n W. s261w.
l. Corner 9TH aud H SITS n.w.,)
Class reunions pnnp scrsy Tuesy and Friday to
p Hfiisa: this 81
TNHE WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART
Il and Decorative Design. Vernon Row, gi5 Penn.
ave- Drawing Painting soil and water COLOR Modelling
circular s22. Inns
GERMAN TAUGHT ~ THE NATURAL
office. se22-iw.
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTs OF
" AowAt olI SHtsEhslrf
d Regular Clinics at the trsedmens Hospital will be
sunday nc sssrnSon at O'clock be-
surgical Every SATURDAY at 4:,o p. M. beginning
October l3. by Prof. Graham or Purvis
larry the Fro Parv oe held
The Dispen airy clinic will be held daily from IL to
p. IN. by DR. Shadd.
Surgical clinics will be held Sunday mornings for
two months during the winter at the Providence Hos
pital by Prof. hey burn.
Dental clinics. when the poor have their teeth
treated without Charge. will be held every Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday evenings from q to d N
and sunday afternoon at p III. by Dr. Yestman.
q. b. PURVIS. Secretary,
se22-ocl5 Ills 18th q. W.
TTNHE MCDONALD ELLIS SCHOOL, 1900 nth
Il st, 1924 Mass ave-, and 1923 st English and
French Boarding and Day school for young ladies and
little girls sixth year begins september e. 1855
For Information address the Principal,
se22-lm Miss ANNA ELLIS.
M ISIS ]. A. DABNEY, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
Av1 1910 K St n.
special attention given to beginnerA
Terms moderate. se22-1ms
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Mrs. NJ. BARRINGER
Nu WILL RESUME LESSONS
IN piano technique and singing october l. Residence,
l43J q at. ae21-3fe
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Nj no TEACHER OF VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

A'A AEASnAo w $3.50 MI
1928 Both St sim.
GEORGETOwN UNIvFRsITY-sCHoOL OF LAW
~ REV. J. HAVEN SRhIcthHiRps 81.
CHARTS W Ho 5f fM Il. D.
HON WILLIAM a: RICHARDSON, IL D.,
(Chiet Justice u. S; Court of Claims.l
Lecturer on statutory ana Administrative Law and
HON. CHI ARIES P. JAMES. LID,
Justice Supreme Court. District of Columbia)
HdN ee' VILLA II ',s htMsH E{& K OK taT
tJustice supreme Court, District of Columbia)
M s, sPf Ntff9insy 6 SRsiflifsFq %i Sc
Lecturer on Equity Pleadinx ana Practice and Ad.
JAMES G. lNE. IL D.
Jos 1ipf J. phELiS SG roS i II D..
Neeotiable Tsper. and pcmes ie KelstiO OsAe'''
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON. ESQ.
Lecturer on the Law Of Iartnership. Corporations
Practice. and Testamentary Law.
MOOT COURT:
COURT Of Appeals"PRuFes chAkE hAN " 8SFr.
NAN ,MfLLiaI N. MEkkicK' and MARIN nEst +.
Introductory lecture and announcements for the en-
suing term at the Law Building corner 9Th and
$3.50 .. N. All Interested are most cordially invited
modous rea ling rooms attached. will be open from
a m to lO p IN. daily. except sundays to students
has been doubld the close OF the last term aud
besioes the leading reports embraces the latest
textbooks upon most legal subjects
y u p. IN, daily for information. enrolment
Circulars giving course Of study. terms etc be
northwest and Lowdermilk & Co.. 14:.4 F street
pIerthwest and At W; $ Thompson's druE store, 7O3
10Th street northwest or on a. plcaton personally
by letter, to the undersgpedL s. NJ YEATMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

FUNHE WASHINGTON CHOOL OF ELOCUTION
l. and oratory, 904 NJ st. NV.
seventh annual session b, sins September 19.
Private and class instruction day and evening in
VOICE CULIU. and okAToRl. Daily classes tor
boys and girls in English Branches Modern Languages
Latin, Mathematical Vocal and Inst umental Music
Stam ering successfully cured. seS-45ts
EHRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL
Il OPENED SEPT. IL, AT 723 18TH ST.
Learn TO speak French correctly. to pronounce It
we'll Take lessons from .xperenced and successful
teacher. NILE V. PRUDHOMME'S method Is at
tractive thorough and rapid In thirty lessons she
give two years knowledge. Trial lesson tree Try ten
lessons. 50. References. Hon. and Mrs s. & Cox
q
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~ tors business men, lad gentlemen OF leisure
DO you not often wish that could sketch east VI
you n9t WISH that your Parents had insisted that You
should lie TO draw they did you should
to WRITE because Is useful In every professony Ii
not too late now even If you seventy years old II
You 20 to the National Academy of Fine Arts, S04
ST. yon viii md Mrs, Morrill,. who has studied many
years III Europe, and, while she loves her art and
brush TO AK to your children, telling them of the
great laws OF art IN langua simple and clear that
the little ones become much lnter,ste as in q new
play; Such training will do more than medicine for
Invalid children. Do you want to know why one pic
ture Is good and another bat, to b whether
your children are being benefited injured by their
Thing you see or think Of to paint the portraits Of
those you love! DO you want to unde stand the
profound and sui Llnest principles OF srts Go aud
study with Mrs. Morren. Children's class Saturday;
$40 per year. se27-l0ts
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Il
he Preparatory School opens Septemper "a
1he Columbian College opens september "a.
The National Medical College opens October 1
The School of Dentistry opens October 1.
The CorcOrsn Scientific school opens OcIoberl
The University Law Schooi opens October 8
For Catalogues other information address
se1-3m JAMES c. WILLING Ii D. Pres,t
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IL 81 aham Photography will be given limited nm
Der OF stnoehts nners or advanced by the der
stter ZION will insure rapid progress p c. WARMAN.
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EDUCATIONAL

GERMAN IS THOROUGHLY TAUGHT BY Ma
~ tive to ladies aud gentlemen At the IFS resi-
for excellent fami les. Address PROF. OF MoDEKN
LANGUAGES Star ONCE se27- 3ts
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INVEST END ART SCHOOL.
w Miss s. W. KELLY London Medalist) Principal
1880 10Th st. NV
To accommodate the numerous lupils attending this
school second studio has been opened at lll} th
st. where the principal attends three per week
se2O-1m
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. fourteenth year opens WE'D NESDAY, OCTOBER Sd
for reception of boarding pupils; THURSDAY, OCTO-
Der 4th, Tor reception of day pupils.
An applications for admission to the day school
should be made prior to October LIST.
seo-2m Mrs. Z. j. SOMERS. PRINCIPAL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

"MR. HARRIsON's selection of
Elijah w. Halford as his private
secretary, proves the president-elect
to be possessed of keen love of hui
NOR and appreciation of the &C.
centric" said Wesley Bart, an In
dianapolis newspaper man. "No
stranger caprice of nature ever
graced dime museum than this
brilliant but erratic genius, and l
do not hesitate to predict that
within three months after the in
every newspaper in the
country will be buzzing with the
mad pranks of the presidents
private secretary"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

RECENTLY, at MollendO, the Peru
vian authorities seized II house owL-
ed by a United States citizen, evict-
ed the United States Consul, and
removed the coat-of-arms. The
American Minister at Lima protest
ed, and after six days occupancy
the Peruvians vacated the premises.
The American Minister, upon in
structions from the Washington
Cover nment, demanded all apology,
but this the Peruvian have, as al
legged, peremptorily refused, and
trouble with the United States may
follow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29
HARD ON THE CABINET.

One of the painful reflections for
Mr.. Cleveland's advisers is that
very State represented in his Cab
met gave Republican gains. Mr..
Bayard can point TeprOachfully at
Delaware, which elects a Republican
legislature, and in due time will
send Republican to the Senate.
Mr.. Fairchild and Mr.. Whitney are
confronted with the sad spectacle
of Republican plurality in New
York ten times larger than Mr..
CIeveland's plurality in 1884, Mr..
Endicott, the aristocratic member
from New England, can only point
to an increased Republican represen
tation in Congress from Massachu-
sets as the result of his connection
with the Cabinet. Mr. Villas can
find only reproach in the large Re
publicanin gains Wisconsin, instead
of Democratic victory as he had
rashly promised. Mr.. Dickinson,
whose appointment to the Cabinet
was to be rewarded by placing Mich
igan in the Cleveland column, is
humiliated by the fact that it gave
Harrison several thousand more
votes than Blaine received. And
even Mr.. Garland from poor old Ar
kansas is compelled, to his intense
disgust, to see Republican gains in
his state, including also the defeat
of Mr.. Breckenridge, one of the
leading free traders in Congress.
That's very great showing for the
Cabinet! Every man of them seemed
to be hoodoo or Jonah for the |
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To CONSUNIPTIvEs.

The undersigned having been re-
stored To health by simple means,
after suffering several years with a
severe lung affection, and that
dread disease consumption, Is anx-
ious to make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To
those who desire IL, he will cheer
hIlly send (hee Of charge) a copy of
the prescription used, which they
will find sure cure for consump-
ton, catarrh, asmatha, bronchitis,
and all throat and lung maladies.
He hopes all sufferers will try his
remedy, as IL is invaluable. Those
desiring the prescription, which win
cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing, will please address, Rev.
Edward a. Wilson, Kings County,
New York.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

RECENTLY packages of silver dol
airs We're received ut the treasury
department from the New Orleans
mint, from which about 1880 had
been taken, and shot and pieces of
lead substituted therefor. The
paC Ckages came by Adams express,
upon whom the loss will fall, unless
it can be proved that the money was
removed before the bags came into
its possession.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

In the Forty-hfth congress there
We're los bankers and bank stock
holders, ninety-nine lawyers, and
the other thirty-five were divided
with the industrial classes, but the
farmers were without representa-
tive.
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Comfort Under the waistbaud.

The call Of the stomach must be answer
ed even at the cost of subsequent discom-
tort How to make the digestion a regular
sequence ofthe satisfaction of appetite so
long baffied medical investigation that il
was almost given up in diSpair, and dy-
spepsia viewed ae well nigh incurable.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters came to tn .
rescue Of the dyspeptic, and upset the
theory vOfincurabiliiy. If It be used with
persistence. and common sense in diet be
not constantly violated, the bitters will
restore vigOr and tranquility to the stom-
ach and constant regularity in its digestive
functions. The dyspeptic who uses it
svstematically soon ceases to suffer after
dinner penalties, and enjoys comfort un-
der the waistband between meals. A ben
efficient change, truly, and one that is aided
by sedulous avoidance Of tndescretiOn in
eating and drinking. Constipation, bill
nervous malaria, kidney troubles
and debility are easily Temediable with
this fine restorative.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

THE Cadadian Government has
refused the request of the Mormon
settlers Of the No, thwest to be al.
lowed to bring in machinery and
implements duty free, and will not
consent to cohabitaiion women 20
whom the MolmonS had been mpr-
ried previously according to the
Mormon custom.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

CORONER Hertz of Chicago held
eleven inquests over bodies last
Thursday, Half II dozen OF them
Were suicides, one of them being an
Indian medicine man, Ignatus Hole
in-the- Day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

THE vote of the state of New
York has been officially canvassed,
and the returns made in all but two
counties-New York and Kings.
The official returns for the two coun-
ties mentioned will not differ to any
great extent frem the figures already
published. The result is rs follows !:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29
AJT-GEN, HASTINGS has arrnny,d

AJINGEN. HASTINGS has arranged
with the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for the transportation OF
the entire organization of the ma
tionm guard Of Pennsylvania, 1900
men, 10 Washington ON the occa.
sion OF President Harrison's s inaugu-
ration.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

NEw York CITY has ten REFORM
atories for the rescue and help of
fallen women. Fifty years ago
there was not one.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

AN order from the Congo for rum
contained also the order: "Send us
some handcutIs.n Comment Is un-
necessary.
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THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1888.
FREE A ADVERTISING !.
No Chargess

A ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THE
n heads Of WA NTE -, FOR SALE,
FOR RENT. FOUND, LOST, etc. Of an ac-
ceptablc nature, not to exceed three lines,
each individual This does not include
business advertisements.
If answers fail TO come the first time VIC
invite as many rCpcttiOns Rs are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish
the advertisers to feel that they nre not inn
posing on us by using our free columns
The CAPITAL JOURNAL Is the medium
through which the general public may al
ways have their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that let
ters directed to INITIALS ONLY are not
delivered through the pOstOflice. If ini-
tials are used they should be directed to
the care Of some person, firm, or pOstOtlice
box
Advertisements can bc left at our Office
or sent through the mail TO
CAPITAL JOURNAL PUB. co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

GLADSTONE is his own letter
writer, and he docs not use his sec
retary for the purpose of correspon-
dence.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.


SALEM, NOVEMBER 7, 1888.
This year now drawing to close has
been one Of uncNHmpled peace, plenty
and prosperity within the borders of the
state. II is proper that public aclSnowl-
edgmcnt should be made to the Great
Ruler OF the Universe for His innumerable
blessings. l do, therefore, designate Thurs
day, the 2ath day of November, as day Of
Thanksgiving 10 Almighty God, to be
observed by the whole people of this Com
moDwealth in token of their gratitude
for His great morcies.
In witness thereof, have set my hand
and caused the seal Of the state to be af-
fixed, this, the seventh day of November,
A. d., 1888.
SYLVESTER PENNOYER,
Governor
by the governor:
GRO. w. MCBRIDE,
Secretary ofState.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

EMPEROR WILLIAM is now on
good terms with his mother,
reconciliation having taken place.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

Mrs. HARRISON and Mrs. Nor
ton are literary women. One was
educated at Oxford, Ohio, and the
other at Vassar.
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NEU TO-DAY.

A PREVENTIVE. THE
CprCventive for smallpox or any other
catching disease is the OREGON PEACH
BITTERS. 1t cleanses your blood and
your system. Every family
should have Il bottle in their house. To
prevent treating diseases, call at yotr
druggist or address II. kLAS,
No. q + St, Portland, OI.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

NEARLY one-half the newspapers
published In the world are said to
be printed in the English language.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

Can you imagine any aliment that will
make a good natured person so peevish,
dissatisfied, i'll tempered and cranky as
There is no reason, what
ever, why anyone should suffer from
indigestion, dyspepsia, torpid liver and
loss ofappetite, when DR.. Hcnley's Dandt =
lion Tonic, which everyone knows is a
certain cure, can be 50 easily obtained.
Sold by d. w. Mathews 4 Co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

A LADY of Massachusetts has
spent over 81, 900, ,0OOin the establish
ment OF Day Nurseries.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29

Lucy PARSONS, wife of the an
archist, spoke in London recently,
advocating the use of bombs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29
SHEEP FOR SALE

800 head of stock sheep for SAFE
For prices and particulars, addieS
a. care CAPITAL JOURNAL Ofiiee.
dwh
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-29
BY the governor:
GRO. W. MCBRIDE,
Secretary of State.

VICE-PREIDENT-ELECT LEVI p.
MORTON is II Congregationalist.