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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

Smsn pcN exists n San Francesca ID vuulen, form. and China steamer has just arrived carrying heyellow flag. a lady cabin passenger dying on the trip. \ number of physicians have succumbed 10 the disease IT San Francisco, among them the health oficer. The great; papers Of 'he city maintain marked silence on the subject.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
NFstch Repairing.

Ii ,oul watch i> out o; order take ;t to Go. H. Iurr!. Established in Pres colt y,al~. Charses reasonable and consistent Hlth sood work. Watrher repair. hy nic have Card Ill back eases, and Ii, ut utt-I, wsrIsitcd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

AttVrHcY-at-IaM, ficNCOtt, Ar!Z. dI0u When those dark iVto accom- panied by blurring and iniiotlnct vision come before the eye, do not strain and n,1- feet the bea ol iii giit>, bat immediately go and have the proper spectacios ad- usted to your eyeS. lhls hao t'een IT.! speciality ior ten yeais, ;.nd py the Use of my OltOmeter, purchased at large expense fol tn, trade, all possibility If giving you . sla~- nOt adapted for your eyes, |, prevented. The Use pi the Optmotcr h ire" to all customers Price of spectacle, range from $l to sJ per i'air. GLo. l.. CURRY.
 65tra! horse.
 . will give 9i" reaari tor the recovery ut | light ro:,n hps-c, wltu dark malo ar.d tail The hos, M, formerly owned ny Helslcr Bros, and wis driven lp their butcher wagon; w4- last sten on the range near ilci,lct- slaughter house, near Prescott. Tine ltuyc reward WI.I pald uppn delivery oi the horse al Shull X Austin livery stable, Prescott.
 k IT. WInEEELL,
 Coyote springs Ranch.
 October ith, l,>7 Ii
 My Sporting department, consisting of Shot-Guns, Rifles, Pistols, all kinds oi Cartridges, Belts, Ammunitiom, etc.. j., complete. and goods are down at beG rock prices Winchester Rifle, are n,.a flown 10 SIS. Ii ycu want shotgun cartridges, try my "Blackhrd' 6yauo loaded, with the best powder, ny a r-- tent process. They are superior tc a-! others, and cost you bat ;; per iO1. Don't forget our iioyal St. john Sew ing Machine l. now reduced tp ?:]J casi..
 GEO. Ii. CURRY.
 The largest in. oi Gold and Silv., American and S.yi>> watches; boauu- iul novelties lu tine Gol! Jewcity, Clocks, Silvorwale, etc, and tie hab@- SUmeet line ol presents, to be found in Arizona. GEO. Il. CURRy, Prescott.
 On and after January It, meal houI, It the Bellevue hot-l vii be changet and will be aS follows, breakfast, Go to II a. m lunch, l. m. to r m.; dinner, to x r. m. Ii
 Three meals for Fl at the 9hern. !, iouse, formerly Dan Hutz'a hote!.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
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UntAss spnoinling .I,ie nj Place ig' Head g tppiiGa'l H tO Sel fsiaiGg Claims and J. 'eciIng hJjiG5 3
 be i5!vSn.

Il!ha Probate C -n;t af tne Couniy of YaY :
 p-! Cou'ity g rrtt'r Hf Ar zOaa. Tn tar m tier of ,hc stat (. Y, = eft , ue eaSr0.
 On re~dtec s"d f'ia 'h- petition o' Foh. IT Fl Burnt te~, adiglCIst:;. nf estate -t C. Y. she 'n, f~c-as d 'rs' 'nS fr n .rttr ro se l all lhe ri n'. tit C ;.l.t i..t .---t of ' x id decrJsru. f. r = .fitou nj is est tc . aud tp those te t:t.' 't .'f .-l;, ta- iu ' a' . CT nlluiu< di>tri [, "a the .U -rot 'svlt. |, and Trrr!to of tri~0 tjT: i1o ~he n . Short Gu; Amer cI1 F iae, lt"a "r N"n r. -ur- ka, Gray Eagle, CePitt- and Jit'tIp h mi Ing C aims.
 :f q nf.:erst hat r|l bs-srrs tuter.Sted il sad est 1tt pD+ar teff.ra tne FrorH'+ t1s. q. pf he ha!G ro.nfv O NHNa|-t, teHi cry -f Az nS. Ht 1he r0-I5 rom "- aii ( t"T', tae Ct.A Of Prescott, .n st | ava. ai count -. on tue
 Seventh Day of March. 1883, Al 10 D'c 70 k N.. .a-l and fh'T L." .hoT Jau>e Veh' .u h uT,!-r 2 D .ui,. R 4 i'' mad.
 nd s .ttu-r .s rT .. h-f 2 ." ?; of 'ii - order h- I.' n .l'. !.t 2: LIZ .N | IcCDN . D. MINn9, a oca pt.e. r.t. .t a sad - ap-' Uuu'. iOr er "trN or \ rDu>H u- ,iV,. r. k~ prr, i.'i- > ~H d 1-t Ii V of M .r.-, IS, D t'.e Fl .i,
 Jui rr t.r qtnta.e pu-;. Date. Iunuar. |, l>>S. tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
Somr Interesting fem ior Ii
 Glasses oi headr,e.
The Bridge Barber Shop and Saith
 House.

Henry Ernst, of 'h. Bridge Barber Shop and Bath !iuU>e. wishes tv an nounce to the former patrons of thi- place, and tii others, fLat tir-t-c.a,> barber ha, been >ecthed. and new fur niture, stove, c'c, have been placed in the bath house, Whiva viii hereafter be kept comforlahie All wishing nice, clean shave, or a warm bath. should call on him. dl6t:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

EEKrTuRY OF ARlZuNA,t
 tJUNTY OF Y.vAPAI,
 l. I'd. ;. E. Horne, County kec rder fSc C'uLiy ol Yavapai. Territory arizon ', t;p tVre"N certify :h"t The ahove and fvrFgo- ing i- fa'i, 5fCe 7C corr C copy "t he triJ> T ale original o' ' :. tIcle- of iIcorporation '' he Jasper Ettctr.c C p-Ev, a"d ih | tir same Was cu Glt d n my o; C. on 'ie tw, n'y nth day of January, .. b l>ss at ? ;jJ q io' \ y. M., and Ina th, sane do now reIHan oa tlr and oi record II. ,Ay o,hcc
 lN WITNESS WHEREOF, hav- her.uDto sct
 ny official and and aiiNri my iiI- SAL rlil seal this tw n'y-ni'h uHy uf
 J.uuhT '.-S
 r.. T. F. fUKNE "G' count, Recorder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
ORG. .. SaLFlEI c.,

i.r .--, a ;s's s.oidrn fsaIsan. No t.' tlIrc-c9. frs and second s'l-~, rn f1e .-s gui Body: Sore Ea-s ,'o-f. ef.., torrrr-c0lor,d Riotchc- .ct .ria. r.srt-ed S.aIp and A. io CT tFe disease krlwr "a Price, , % per Boi.ir ..r l-ici0-, s Golden B,i-an, Nos -., 2irrcIriai > I,ii hale kh,r.- li. .. il the Bones. pA.n- in thr f.-, i.- Cf tlIs N,ca. i-, rated S .r,. -- t1sh. Luiul.- ...l con .t Cor -, stiffness cf tifc Ifrit.s a,s.. -tcs al disease from The s,s.-i,, ea. ctl-d Iy iuI --r,,i.n .r sL,i.e ' -.uTr. lc7v.ny the b. Iat I-re ant s'Tirc S5 GO per t.oftic i.'- t.ic i'0ts'- Golden ~llanISi, Aui- "otc i.- @ eu-- of Gou1-rtr.s- Cl..- J G--rel, auI al Urinary c,r t,-f tt c.-i- rai-, ,mcnts. Price Ss 70 Ie4 Bottle.
 E." @ efeu's GoItem spsri-b In i~cti-1'. .- were rt--- of q, ..,.irr.. s f-.er-. Stri,t1r -.Xr PEit- -8 per Bottle.
 Ir ii-'-.ts's Golden p.,sn,.y. tf~ t. .f.y - s- .H...f --,,...fi .fl.. -l af ,'s. priceSi o0 psr sot fe ss--- St's G.OIsi~ss s'Ii N,r.. 4 [. t'ae1'; l.-s of phys -' E.. f- c-.--sr-.. rr-.r4t.on .-.. g CD per Boa.
 ir cad r-~ryirc,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

TERRITORY OF ARIZ MA
 COUNTY OF YAvAPAI,
 On this 25th day Of January, A. D one thou sand c!sai hundred and eiehty-eiCht, befort liC, tUita J. flaw tins. d notary pubitc m and for :Ae county of Ylyapsi Territory of Ari u {. personally appeared George D. Nag e, j. chg N. sanford and WIi!Iam k Uum,f, -n .nn jo me to be the same persons who,- r.s;iics gre subscribed to the fore oing sri c.es oi iucor poriti,n T, rho iu'y scka .Sledg t me hal hey ,Xecutcd th. same free ! ..Ic rolurt.riy for iae I.Ii poses and cons "I:ttiun tdereits eXorc-ecd.
 | NTNE-, WHESR F heve hc-cu,to set
 my hspd snd aiilXeI my otii lai se ai -ELl at my otiice, in sad County of fav4-
 p-i,tne ds, and Vt ar in IL Cer ifcstt
 n' sj above written.
 JNO. ]. HAWrl\S N0tary rubic Yav .pai I,unty, Ar;zpna.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

Two culHtd sluSsars named Godfrey sad ohusm had d mil neal Denver, recent, tur $t 900 3 sidc At the mid d, If the fourth round,ae men chnched thv r,t,iee calling Jo them Break aoal. l.. whioa Godfrey pail no ltten- u1r, sn4 continued T. pound Johnson auui the mtn ru,h,d Il and separated t,em lte r,t-ree declared the fight at an end on tms touj, and gave the money r. Johnson. although he was the hipp.6 man
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

Whle ols,e'-cululre le declining m Great Britain II Is being remarkably de- ve.apc m FAroc. l. IS57 the bay of Arcaoton had twenty oyster-heGs IF 1898 tno a.mb,r was 297, with an an Euai pf3.la,t 1i Io,o'o ooo oysters and there .rr new I5 ooo acres, with q Ye4s,y product of Soo,oOo,o ,oOo oysters h d>cad> the product of Auray has Increased tE'm 7.Ooo,ooo to 71,ooo,0 900 n..tl-r. --.-t .rrn,ln
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

\ Boston court has recently decided that the li.e mdniie>t1tIonS ot the so- called iii mediums are perfectly legal, and r.fa,ed to conNl,; a medium OR the charge f oo'alnG5 money ny trick or device An individual possessed of no moge sense than 70 pay money 'o Wit ness :hesc manifestations k net entitled to any legal redress.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
EYRE. ELL ...nURS,

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

' ucN t1eov ot thc toIma'lon oE vj moun ans has been offered by Mir T. Mc..4rd Relde, the wfH-known Enghsh gco'o4s' He supFosos tha; tac periods uf great s,dimcntar, deposit ta4i have pfocejsd ti- bir,a of every large moGHi4:n rauLe d 'emPoratlre, pro ducnt expansions ci the strata, wlth cansrQucn. iordal up ot the ridges. Laboratory cNpcrancn's with he various roc.> showing that heating would give >4lh Ts.>ut~.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
PlCKCPS FROM THE FAIR.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
lunch rooms cleared about $500 duI-
ing the fair, Their patrons were
well pleased with their treatment.
The voting for president became
very exciting towards the close.
Mr.. Smith took the stand and cried
for votes i'm the afternoon. Demo-
Gratis and republicans crowded the
bazaar and of course each was
anxious for the success of his favor
ite. There Were l,2ll votes cast.
Cleveland received 759 and Harrison
452. This gave Cleveland amaiority
of 307.
"San Juse Billn took the train at
Brooks Saturday bound forparts un-
known. If Bill and his ilk We're
behind the bars for long period
society would he much better off.
1t is II shame that respectable ladies
are TO be insulted by such scoundrels
as this, and it is high time some
means were taken to drive such
characters out Of Salem and keep
them away.
Several scrapping matches oc-
cured on the grounds Saturday. 1t
seems fermentation of whisky
reached the climax on that day and
itself in chin-music and
abusive language. In his excite
ment and anxiety to get to the com
bltants one Of the marshals started
TO ride into the crowd and actually
rode one man down. While man
who loses his presence of mind in
times of danger is 10 be pitied, he
should never be appointed TO Il re-
sponsible position where there is
liable to be trouble; and man who
is so eXcitable as to start on horse
back into the middle of crowd Of "A
thousand men, 20 quell IA disturbance
is liable to kill man or two.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
Fairs and Fares.

The sixth annual session of the
Lane county agricultural society
commences a four days session at
Eugene City Wednesday. Large
and commodious halls have been
secured for the exhibits, and the
stock will have ample quarters on
the society's grounds at the city's
outskirts. a pleasant gathering is
anticipated. BY the way, these
county fairs-where the county fairs
and their beauX meet and exchange
glances, where all is fair except the
fare, and where railways condescend
below the regular fare-are a
wonderfully pleasant feature and
greatly assist in the up building of
a country.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
Items Of News and rrOgreSS---An-
nOuncemeHtS and Matters Of
General Interest.

Misses Lottie Dimick and Carrie
Gleason entered school last week.
Ed. T. Powell of Seattle, son ot
Prof. Powell, at the head of the Tn.
iNersity, visited the school Friday.
w. f. Parry took advantage OF
the vacation for the fair, and went
to the Junction to visit friends and
relatives.
The Philadorian Society voted, at
a recent meeting, to hold an open
meeting on Friday evening, October
9TH.
Geo. II. Bounce an ex-student
was visiting among the boys Satur-
day. He will begin teaching at
Wheatland in a few days.
The University has contracted
with Mr.. Leach. the nurscryman to
set out and cultivate for three years
number of trees on the eastern
part ofthe campus of not less than
40 trees to the acre.
Miss Belle Stuart read a choice
selection in chapel on Monday,
which was well received by the
school, and showed her to be master
of her profession. She has organiz-
ed large class in elocutiWn.
The faculty have passed resolu-
ton prohibiting students from read
ing any study out of school and
being admitted to the examination
class without first obtaining permits
ion to read such study.
The University is in receipt of sew
eral boxes of books from the library
of the late Dr. Roberts of Astoria.
There are many choice books among
them which will add greatly to the
worth of the library.
The teachers, evidently remem-
bering the days oftheiryouth, grant
ed vacation OH Wednesday permit
ting the students to attend the state
fair. This opportunity otseeing the
sights was improved by many.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
he ShOuld Come Here.

A friend writing from the east
where the winters are cold the
summers hottie rains furious
the winds horrible-drouths terrible
-cyclopes raging-and lifealtogeth-
er rather an unknown quantity and
enjoyed but two months in the year
at best-says:
II am determined never to pass
another winter here-I would rather
be dead than subjected to a change
of 500 in as many hours, as was the
case last winter. And l have about
decided that this is my last summer
in a climate where the thermometer
registers 1899 in the shade, with
temperature but a few degrees lower
during the whole night. 1 want to
come west, having heard so much
of it, and think your great William
cite valley would suit me.n
BY all means we would advise
the gentleman to come. Here, he
will find a veritable paradise. Come
and feastyour eyes, rest yourself and
become a webfoot. Our climate and
advantages cannot be eXcelled.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24

As Charlie Ferrel was going to his
home in North Salem, after the
opera Saturday night, and as he
reached a turn in the sidewalk few
steps this side of Costello's saloon,
he was assailed by two men, one
jumping from behind a tree and
striking him over the head with a
sand-bag. Their villainous effort
proved a success, as they robbed
him of SAL. 1t seems that the peo-
pleof North Salem have had enough
experiences of this kind, and it is
time that steps be taken to reduce
the advantages the night marauders
have over the public in that part of
the city. 1t is quite necessary that
street lights should be established
there to save annoyances.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
An Exciting Accident.

Sunday afternoon as Mrs. Mimic
nd her daughter were returning
TOm a pleasant drive from the Polk
bunty side of the river they met
|ith an accident that might have
pen more serious than it was. 1t
ppears that there is, or was, hole
the bridge sufficiently large for
be horse to get its foot in, and in
Elssing over the place Mrs. MintO's
Orse got its fore foot in the hole.
|he momentum carried the horse
|fward and, being unable to will
paw its foot, was thrown on its side
the shafts of the buggy, COM
etely demolishing them. The
lggy ran upon the horse and for "A
lie while the scene was quite eX-
Ting. Help arriving the horse was
Fsened and the buggy drawn
pay, but an AK had to be got and
pe foot chopped loose before the
Dfse could get up. Bruised limbs
The occupants of the buggy and
pfse and repairs Of the vehicle ap-
ar to be the only serious results.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
POnOua Grangs Hseting.

Marion county Pomona Grange
will hold a regular meeting in Salem
Grange hall on Thursday, Oct. llth,
at 10 o'clock a. IN. A full attend
anee Of the members is desired, as
business Of importance will be- pre-
sented. W. NJ. HILLEARY,
Secretary.
Turner Grange, =. Of H., will hold
its regular meeting al the hall in
Aumsville, on Saturday, Oct. 18th
at 2 O'Clock p. m. Full attendance
requested. w. NJ. HILLEARY,
Secretary.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24

The total output of the three hop
'ds at Dallas, it is learned by con-
sation with the managers, will
|iount 10 $4,000 pOunds. Nearly
o hundred men women and chill
en- are engaged in the harvest of
extraordinary crop. Should
oable weather prevail, at least
n'her week will be required 70
sh the picking.
annually about S3, 900 is distributed
ong those who care to enter the
helds and assist in the harvest.
truly a healthful as well as re-
nentiye pastime.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24

The Salem Second Regimental
band expect in few days to send
east for a celebrated cornetist and
instructor. This band, since its
reorganization, is one of the insti-
toot.ions Of the city aud deserves the
hearty encouragement and support
of our citizens. A fine band is "a
credit to any city and does much
adv vertising for it.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24

The scene in the recorders court
this morning was one long to be
remembered, and leaves an indelible
mark. Arraigned before His Honor
and sentenced in a few well chosen
and iatherly words We're two drunks
TO five days in the work house and
one four days; and five vagrants to
fifteen days in the county Jail.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
MrNinnrllle,s Misfortnne.

MCMINNvILLE, Ogn., pt.23-
During the past week no new cases
have developed, and the three afllict-
ed ones are progressing nicely, eX-
cept perhaps Andy Ennis, who will
surely die. The scare is abating
and the fear of a general spread of
the malady has died out. The many
rumors of our affiiction were greatly
magnified.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24

Hon. J. b. McClane, U. $. Indian
agent at the Grand ROnde Indian
reservation, arrived in this city to-
day. He will remain a few days,
visiting friends before he returns.
His Indians are all in the hop fields
helping 90 save the abundant crop.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
PERSONALS.

Moses Folsom and wife OfSt, Paul
are at the Monroe House.
RI. Hendricks and wife enjoyed
sunday with friends in Aurora.
sH. Ingersoll and wife, of FL
mira, \. V, are at the Chemekete.
w. Z. Mcpherson is at present
in St. Vincent's hospital, Portland,
where he is lying quite ill.
Mrs. Will BIger of Portland spent
the week with relatives near this
eitv. and attended the fair.
Prof. Childers left for Gervais yes
terday afternoon, where he will teach
school this winter. The term COM
menced this morning.
D. D. Prettyman leaves this even
ing for Eastern Washington Terri
tory. in the interest Of the North
Pacific. He expects to be absent a
month.
Elder J. w. Webb took his de-
parture to-day, for Portland, and
will at once become thoroughly
identified with the prohibition state
campaign.
Prof. E. b. McElroy, State School
Superintendent, left this morn
ing for Coos, and perhaps Curry
county, where he will attend teach
ers' institutes.
Miss Mary Hicks, of Portland, !
and formerly of Salem, who has
been spending a few days in this
clty with friends, returned to her
home to-day.
Henry Stutsman, of East Port
land was in Salem few day last
week, examining the water works
pumps, with a view to the purchase
pf similar ones for his city.
c. c. Doughty, of the Monmouth
observer, is in the city to-day. He
Feports the beautiful little interior
Pity as in a tlourishing condition,
ind says the schools have opened
luspiciously.
Messrs. Albert and Alfred Hos
bins, who have been in Salem during
be state fair, go to Portland to-mor-
|Dw, where they take up their quar-
Fs, both being substantial and
tactical BARRIERS.
J. P. Thrill, of st. Louis, attended
be fair last week, and spoke in high ,
rms of Oregon's exhibits, saying
hey compared .favorably in all and {
many respects eXcelled those of 1
be middle states.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
coula Praise be HlgAsr,

II have heard Beecher, Phillips,
Cough, and other great orators bath
living ard dead, but without eX-
oeptlon / say that this lecture Of
Mr.. Nourse's on DIR. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde l. the greatest thing ! ever
saw on the platform, aud IL Is the
fir-t time / ever saw or heard of the
finest dramatic talent being eonse-
Grated % the highest moral pur-
pose. - Rev. J. A. Hamilton, ID. d.,
Mich
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
DIED

Flf-TEH.-At her residence uu Front BE-
tween Mill and Ferry streets, kcpf. Eld.
lsss. Mn sophia 81. flester, wife Of
unzel flester, aged 81 years.
Amer an illness ~ three weeks she
died Saturday evening at p. M. and
WAS Inferred In the /. o. o. r. ceme-
terry Sunday afternoon a. O'Clock.
She leaves "a husband aud five
children who have the fall
sympathy u the puDlic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24

'hn Osborn, not content with
noioriety Of divorce proceedings
divers attempts 10 kidnap the
len given 10 the care Of his
now turns up missing. Pend
examination before the United
grand jury he skipped sud
ior Portland and rumor would
t that his whereabouts are
AoWn. Aside from the loss
oondsmen, his departure h
aieled with pleasure.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
Admitted to citizenship

Rev. Father F. y. Blanchet Of 81.
Paul was this morning admitted 10
full citizenship Of these glorious
United States. He was pleased with
the hOnoTs and will wear them
gracefully.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24

A boy OF l6 desires a place where
he can work mornings and evenings
for his board while attending school.
Address Chas. Lowrie, Salem, or
this Office. d3L
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
TouBt

On the fair grounds, a lady's purse,
containing a small amount Ofmoney
and valuables, which owner may
obtain al this Office by proving
property and paying for this notice.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
Fouud

a lady's cloak, which the owner
may obtain at this Office by proving
property and paying Tor notice.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24

Painless dental operations at Dr.
T. c. Smiths, 81 State stneet-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-24
Filing Saws a Specially.
For Sale.

A good iron frnme Horse Power. Good
for All uses, from one % full capacity
All for the low price OF so. Cali Ht the Pa
cinc Cider, Vinegar a Fruit Preserving
ONCE. Salem, Oregon.
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THE CITY ROUNDUP.

Paragraphs Picked Up or PurlOined.
-s,,c, Robbery----Grave Accident
Evaded Justice--Locals, Etc.