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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
" To NOTHER-.'

CITE best cure in the world for coughs,
colds and Cutler Brss CO.'S wellknoun
sld Boston Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
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Announcements.

Beware of slight irritation Of the throat
Brummelps Cough Drops give "a nsiiis) reli,L sold al
the nj atelr ai A. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
MARINE INTELLLGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
Sun rises 80 547 Moon rises 1892 Moons ago II
WATER
4 M-sandy Hoor COL GOV Istd 922 Hell Gate, ll:ll
I-sandy LOOK 929 GOV Isld. 9.52 Hell Gate. IL Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

Nothing is so good for coughs. weak lungs
an Indigestion az Parker's 3inger Tonic.
HndercyTus. the best cure for IL cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. FEB. %. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer brooklyn Citv Br FIT Bristol Feb swansea
with dse 10 James Arkell co. Arrived at the Bar
S3Osm
steamer Ian Breydsl (Beg) Meyer Antwerp Feb T. via
Boston. with ml-e Funoh Edge Co:
Steamer Maranheuso OBJ, Iregarthen, Ceara Jan 20
Mnrarham Fsb q Para a. with mdso TO shipton Green
Arrived "A the Bar at - m
Maa DAYS with 10 Wessels n Co Arrived the
bar at IL 80 pm.
with mi. aud passeng gers TO & II Mallory & Co
Hudson, froonan Ne" orleans with mdse
and 20 y III seaman
Eureka, Quick, New'Orleans days, with mdss
John + Van Sickle.
steamer Seminole Rombc Jacksonville DAYS Charles
ton wi IN and sougers 20 WIN L clyde 4 Co.
steam LOUIS Buck Mount Jacksonville days. with
lumber o l. Bucki Sons vessel 10 Warren Raw
Steamer Roanoke Hulphers Newport News and Norfolk
with mdse and pas,euge TO OLD Dominion rs Co
Steamer General whitney. Bearse. Boston. with mdso
II Diinock
Ship General Mcclellan Edgott, Antwerp bS DAYS. with
ORDER vessel o J W Elwe a Co.
Bark Bsrna (ItAll Chioxzs Genoa 10 days. with mdso
" orderi vessel To Funoh Kdye g Co.
Bark Gonhunoy (Brl. Bidwel Pernambuoo 81 days via
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

MRS WIysLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chlltrs1 rssthiss
guns reduces mia nmatiOu altTs all pila.
collie AMI darheA Twentynv coats o1tts =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

No worry toll or trouble if you buy genuine
Automatic Sewing Wilcox e itbbs = VI. Co.
W. a. medallion trademark every machine. 90 Broad
y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
CURTAINS AND PORTIERES

CURTAINS AND PORTIERES.
LANES MOORE cry & co.
VIII close out, this week, 800
nairs Benares Crepe and Roman
stripe Curtains from $500 to
$1,000 per pair. These goods In
Glade some of the newest fabrics
and coIOrings and in some cases
are offered at less than halt their
value. They will also close out
number OF odd pairs of POrtieres-
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS

showed the receipts for the year to DO ss,77e' end
tLe disbursements 81 ,402.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

henry A. DANIELS NJ. D.,
$40 WEST l26TH.sE
Diseases Of GenIto Urinary organs
Impotence ana sterlty Hours-S to IL, to&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

short speeches The money which Father Kelly received
and which was for himself personally he intends
applying 10 the Mission Of which he has charge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

The committees Of Chesapeake * Ohio
and Richmond x Allegheny have agreed
that their respective lines shall be operated
in close connection with single manage
ment, thus forming desirable route, short
in distance and with ms favorable grades as
any line between the central west and tide
water on the Atlantic coast. An arrange
ment for exchange Of traffic is TO 20 into
effect on September |. The agreement
contemplates an ultimate transfer OF the
railroad OF the Richmond q Allegheny
company TO the ownership or control OF
the Chesapeake x Ohio. Upon the rail-
road Of the Richmond 4 Allegheny, 30
transferred, there are TO be issued (d)
S6,000,0 600 first mortgage bonds, of which
Sj,0O0,000 60 10 the present first bond
holders and 81, 0O00 900 are reserved TO be
used, 50 far ms necessary, TO pay receivers
debts, car trust obligations and for new
work or property; (b) Sl,000,0O0 second
mortgage bonds and 100000 income
mortgage bonds. Holders OF DreXel,
Morgan Il Co.'s receipts for Mer-
camille Trust certificates represent
ing first and second mortgage bonds of
the X. x A., with the unpaid coupons at
tached, are to be given as follows (a.)
$3.50 in new second mortgage bonds on
the X. * A., TO bear interest at 2 per cent.
for the first years, per cent. the next
year and per cent perannum for ninety
eight years. o. Sl25 in income mort
gage bonds on the property OF the X. Il A.,
which bonds are 10 be treated as 10 interest
precisely the same ~ the new Chesapeake
X Ohio first preferred stock Is treated IN
regard 10 dividends, or a like amount of
such new first preferred stock trust ccrtii-
Gates may be issued in lieu of said income
bonds. (c.) 1928 new Chesapeake x Ohio
common stock trust certificates.
Holders Of receipts for Mercantile trust
certificates. representing stock Of the X. q
A., upon which the assessment OF $40 per
share has been paid, and 20 per cent. Of
their Richmond Il Allegheny stock in new
Chesapeake Il Ohio common stock trust
CgTtiiiCatcs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
Rup,bIirg. Of the Rail,

W. S. KELLY has been appointed super
inlendont of the Missouri Pacific branch
running from Van Buren,, Ark, 10 Wag-
oncl, /. T., u distance OF cighty-thrcc
miles.
T.. u. ANDERSON has been appointed
master mechanic Of the Tennessee Mid
land road. lie formerly held u similar
position on the Louisville, New Orleans 4
Texas road.
FolLowiSG Is a statement Of the earn
ings Of the Fast Tennessee, Virginia x
Georgia railroad: First week in August,
1883, SOS, Ssi, corresponding week in 1887,
sSl, 223, increase, Sll,GGl.
Coz. j. Il. SuALER, formerly master Of
trains on the Memphis & Charleston road,
has been appointed traffic manager of the
Chattanooga, Rome q Columbus railroad,
with headquarters at Rome, Ga.
Rusu II. GARNrs, travelling passenger
agent Of the Chicago * Alton railroad,
passed through Memphis yesterday On
route 10 Chicago and the northwest with
an excursion party numbering go people
from points along the line oi the Missis-
! hppi Valley route.
TnE following contractors have COM
mcnccd work ON tho extension OF the
Tennessee Midland road from Jackson.
Tenn, 10 the Tennessee river fifty niles
J. ). Mclighc u Co. and Flynn 4 Cook.
OF Memphis, Tenn; John l. Wisdom x
Co., Britain, Pierce q Co., T. l.. Il G.. J..
llouser aud Il. BET lawrence, Of Jack
son, Tenn. Finley & CLAYTON, Of Tupclo;
McGowan y Brown, Of Holly Springs: l..
Wright & Co., OF Oxford; n. G. and ID.
H. Pitts & Co, Of Scottsyillc, Va.
"lN recent issue currency was given
90 statement IN Memphis PAPER that
Mr. &. o. Johnson, division freight agent
Of the Kansas City, Memphis 4 Birmiug-
ham Railway company, had left his wife
under disccdiiahlc circumstances and
that his position had been vacated. We
are now informed that MI johnson re-
/ signed his position ON account ~ ovcrwork
after q continuous service ui five ycnr,
With the company named, and that alter a
decree ot divorce from his frst wife hal
been granted boy the State oi Mississippi
lac married q very cstimablc young la1y.
whose relatives were coguignnt ui tho
wedding Mr.. Johnson has had god
reputation In railway circles during sery.
lee Of twenty year, aud the RGIidy Ia.
regrets that an injustice appears to have
been done him. We understand that he
las excellent letters oi Recommendation
from al the roads with which lac has been
connected, including the last" Tho Rail.
uy ~, has information on this subject
unknown 90 the people of this city. fu
! Atrial has heard nothing 20 cause q r.
| traction ui its publication, or even an OK.
| preston Of rJgtct that % las been given In
very plain language.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
MISSISSIPPI cRoPs.
WcOkly Bulletin OF tho Miseissippl
Monthnr RnrNIcn

Following Is the weather crop bulletin
Of the Mississippi weather service. IN CO.
operation with the United States signal
service, ior the week ending saturday,
August Is, lSSS
RuNr,tl=Thc rainfall ior the past
week has been nearly the average, except
he Newton, wilkinson and Clay counties,
whore u h reported below tho average,
AMI 10 have Affected cotton iniuriousy.
TEMPERATURE AM SvNsuINE The tenn
p'miurc during iho past week Is reported
about TIE uvvwfc, except In Warren.
llauuugk lni Lafayette counties. whore ID
was below the average thr weather being
unusually cool lDr thu season.
The amount Vt sunshine was generally
below the u,,mgp, boat sufficient ior the
Wyllh,ng Of the crops
tEur tuNnIrioNs=llciyy rain frll la
The northern portion Of tbc State during
toe latter part of the week. The weather.
generally speaking hus been favorable.
nul imports from most on sections Indicate
q continuance Of the favorable conditions
reported llsi week Cotton picking Is pro.
guessing in a few lycll.ura. and "A GOOD
Z corn crop is made. C1uou.Woms have
/ appcltcl on como plantations In Waiting
/ ton, Clay aud Wilkinson counties.
srt.,t ltrus rEuu OUsrUyIIs. =paica.
Nllc= Nearly iouf inches of rain during
week Crop No. leo isr
ShrhN'.lr Com crop best for years
Ooilon Tine, bot cannot estimate.
HgumlrNillc-Cup conditions slir IA.
yonhIo.
rfccuyiIlc Crops doing very we'll
Worms have Appeared IA some farms.
| Peach Grove Almost continuous rain
since Wednesday.
Afonsh Plantation Cotton about done
growing. Worms cutting some.
81. iolo Alto Fodder pulling progressing.
Worms injnliug cotton IN some localities.
llyklhg VII begin generally next week.
Leland The cotton plant continues 10
fruit aud grow we'll
Nicksbrg Rainfall Of past week iayois
able 10 cotton, c1tIp la low lands.
=, L. u. lputoN, Director
NJ, J. WEiuur, JH. SIX Cofpa, Asst
| .
:. TVS Crown wash blue has no equal.
1 "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

orr they don't they should know that
Mnrum Root linImrnt curyd hIr heal in
mulg inr w, y Hunt IT Adninyllc. Nv
,. ", Mallory, ~ Forts Station, Tom.
cured bis huss " blind starecr, with a.. An,
Tact, this King OF LIuimcnW is invaluable
iur man and beast. AMI 200 family should hr
without H. do cents per bottle For sale At
llgttyru drug riurH. 50 2sJ Main Ht.cgL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
naadrun

- REMOVED M TuL usE or coonuvr.
And itsiimulaIca and promotes the growth
81 the hair.
BuneIts Flavorins extracts aro the
beet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

The Office ol the Bank Of Commerce
Will Boz 10 No 10 Madison street trhWnix
Insurance company while repairs are
being made uu their building.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
RUMBLINGS OF THE RAIL.
FROM THE CENTRAL WEST TO TIDE
WATER ON THE ATLANTIC COAST.

The Richmond a. Allegheny System
Placed Under the Control of the Ches-
apeake 81 Miscellaneous Rail-
road News.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

Rrr,ll merchants should inquire Of
their iUbbcm the meaning VI staple. They
viii hud 10 10 their Interest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

Mr. Niutiuwn HoHthIuH .Ifin ttoYit ff.,,y.,,
utgd ioi children ivythiuf ID tuoth., no fbt.t
tofrnt Ne fuiuh nlla1H 40 paIu. pufrt u.ti t.. Il
ANU We g's1 NASi1 ~ dt.ifAeA GxABJ.LA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

" You will smoke, buy sometime good.
Grand Republic Cigauus AMI BuHus COS,
YOU no mutc Than ordinary hmnls.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

l;Anir', w Rising sun baking powder
and you viii ncyCJ u1o any other.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

rrrr,rrn by n combination, proportion
and prlCrss peculiar Ca itself Hoods
Alu1paulln aCCJmplIshcs cures hitherto
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
Advice Go ,te,i,rr.

Cur mp clubs fof TuE Wrrgly Arrr,t
and SECURE one Of the cash pul.s. Sccl,sts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
THE MISTAKES OF MOSES.
MODERN SCIENTISTS AND LEGIsLA.
TORS REVISING THEIR VIEWS.

Beginning TO Adopt Principles Embod-
led in Legislation by Him Thirty
Three Centuries Ago-sanitation Held
To Be Strictly q Religious Duty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

PRAT coAl, superior ior steam uses.
llvNr 4 Emo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

:. Tns Crown wash blue has no equal.
Every woman rct0mmcnds IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

The pleasant weather prevailing yestcr-
day enabled large number Of people
TO attend the morning services at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. The
Rev. DIR. IL. A. Jones, pastor, delivered a
brief but highly practical and instructive
sermon. Sanitation Religious Duty"
was his subject, the text being taken from
Deuteronomy XVI, 1919. Dr. Jones
spoke US follows:
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
A Now NrInhe

There is sas such thing az Syiping ncs
uyr:nkles IN men they are often lopor:s-
olssvidence of hard mental labor; an lvO-
snea they are Usually evidence OF coming
age, although rsze and sufiering have muck
20 do with them.
Sometimes sair sorehcsfe are pFesnsTu.e-
sy wrinkled from u nervous habitof elevat-
Sng the eyebrows, and trom a too ggrat
slnd too eonstant pressure OF the pillow OBJ
sone or ssvth sides of the head while sleep
s1e and just here. comes Al siict worth re
snenhssering. If the sorshead has escaped
wrinkles, crows feet are prematurely seen
,saboutfhe corners of the eyes We all sec
the cros,s feet in men and lromen whose
brow. are smooth and young-l0oking
They efo the result Of sleeping or the
right and left sides. The pressure upon
the temple and cheek seases wrinkles at
The corners and underneath the eyes which
disappe;lr ina few hours, but finally he
come 50 fixed that neither hours nor ablu-
gio.Is will aba;e them. If girl children
were compelled to sleep on their backs and
continue She habit when they reach wo-
snanAood and Gfterward, they would ar
yive at middle life without crows feet
gathering in the neiShborhood of the eycs,
sssd ia most cases their forcheaGs wonld he
Feac oom even shallow burrows.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
Adu1so-ntcd A Teae.

II is prcttS generally known thst the
teas prepsecd in the East Tor America and
european consumption are aculterated, but
comparatively few people are aware OF the
<Ntent to which this adulteration is carried
ia, Or what substances are used NJ. Hu-
cen, a French chemist of note, has mar
thorough nves;ig.tton of the subject, auS
yhe ressslt OF his researches has been laid
before the Academy OF Science. he f.ds
thai Prussian blue, indigo and gypsum, il
smai quantities, are the principal ingredi-
erts employed to inpIrt the face or
bloom. z 10 teas, and that in the propor-
Sosis used they are very innocuous. This
ssdaiseratioa takes places where the pl3pts
ere raised; bUt More extensive atlulteultiau
II subsequently indulgea in by the Euro
tseasss who, with their saperior knowledge,
t.ery s.sepassed the Asi;lticS in theiE fraud
fg sise use Of still more dangerous drugs,
s4ass as chromate Of lead amt a-Tcnicate OF
Heeos, besides IN king use eofcen,Paritigcly
fahocaors Substances, sach us splphaie OF
iSesA steatitss, carboaates of hme and mag
ss~ssa Tisf Chinese have become most eX-
.,ers "a manipulating green teas, which they
eeieS with a few simple substances, sorlI
9staesS eseisonous-for example, pluubago,
fEass,ass blue, cHrcuma and kaolin. With
Or without the true leaf OF tine shrub, they
Sais produce tea OF any desired tint. In
CIDER 10 give the IN ferior or false ieaf the
asesins c { The tea the cclestials mix GUAM,
tit5 O. il with certain flowers, especially "a
Sps>tes OF olive. IL short. according 20 NJ.
hussen, no injurious proceeding IS omitted
IN the Celestial empire te palm on the
9uteE n;rgsarian inferior OF false teas. In
the iaaaing tea-growing districts the gov
sfnnoi.t has a corps of inspectors who arc
eeqclred 10 sec that the goeds are dispatch
ed N purc state. The pTecaution, how
-eser, aysiis litt!s-sor at the shipping ports
Sherc is no stteupt 70 pTevent the mereh
ants or brokers fcom commencing their
fraudulent practices, which they carry ol
70 their hearts content
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
Mottoe-Tirnber Culture.
U,s.2and onice, Lamar, Colo.

April l,th, 1858.
Compliant having hee tered Mt this office
by Dewitt G. Lewis, BeIft Co, CoES., against
Thomas T. Ely. for fnilurc TO comply with
aay es to Timber Cufture Entry No. GA, dated
Pueblo Colo, Get. 25ti 1855, upon the north
vest Quarter of sec "A. township % $. of x.
.Jl west in Tsent Co. Colo, with q view TO the
cancellation of said entry; contestant alleg
ing that said Thomas l.. ely failed to break
sor caused to be broken live acres Of said
siuarte r sectien asrinss tie first year after
within the first year after entry faade ;al
so failed to break five acres during she second
wear, and failed to cultivate any part OF said
siutrter section broken during the first year,
daring the second year after sSid entry was
l.andt.. And -s!-o. by an amended affdavit
ied ,prit nth 1888, ail-ssfina THAT said Ely has
sNho,rf failed to brs...s or cause to be broken
I'VE ncres OF said trnct during the first year
OF 9lis said entry. also failed to break rcmise
70 Sc broken five additional acres during the
SECOND year Of his said eutry and has 1ailed
Il, eultivate or cause 90 be- ctIltivated five
arres during the seconfyear of his said enry
md sfch drfault has Continued up TO the
s,r,s-ent Frne; the said parties are hereby
.su,rljnoned to appear ut this office on the 9Th
.dav of June lSsS, at 9 O'Clock ~ NJ. to rcepond
and furniss. testknony concerning said al
scgeS failure
DOUGHTY e MORRIS, Register.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
Notioe-T T4aaber Culture.

April 2Sth, lsss.
Complaint having Keen entered 1t this Office
sly Henry NJ. Ttt{-4tr against William H.
AS.,weii Tor Hlilurts to comply with law ~ to
-Tinler-,,Tlture Entry No. 1850 dated Dec.
st h. isNj upon the ;. W. Ia section y, Town
ship D :. f,insr - W. in Bent County, Colo
-ado with view to the cancellation of said
ENTRY: coutestantillesln that sstiG William
H. Bowen has failed to break or cuus1ej to be
broken ) acres during .ifst year OF his Entry
and said defavlt exists 10 this date, the said
,larties ipr,. .se..eba summoned to iissVear at
This office On tiic 18th day of June lS.s, at .
O'Clock n. NJ, to respond and furnish testi
spony concerning said alleged failure,
FRANK p. ARRUCKLE,
Register.
ZIMMERMAN, WILLIS & CO,
1850 Att'ys fur Plaintiff
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

A Wisconsin man has experimental with
Jpotato-seed for more than twenty years.
SIe hsscoaclGded that it is best to plant
ssrsaE Tsiatoes whole, selecting the most per-
Rect specimens ofthe variety to he raised.
he thinks if all would adopt this plan, we
would hear less Of potatoes running out.
He had planted the White Peachblow for
swelye years OF moro, and the lastcrop was
better thal: uhe first.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
Not1oe-T1x1aber Culture.
U, :, Laaa Office at Lamar, colorado;

Jan. 26rh 1888
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Will Wittmer against Robert L.
Timber Culture Entry No. IL dated Jan goth
1ss5, upon the y. W. IL section ~ Township
az s. Range - W, in Bent County Colorado,
with IA view to Inc c,auceila.ion Of sefd entry ;
contestant alleging TINT said Robert L. Cros.
1s9 hus fislcd to break, plow or carrso to be
broken or yIiowed FIVE acres sf said trace dur
i.ng first year Of said entry, the said parties
are hereby summoned to n-openr at this office
on the 4th day of jane 1859, Mt O'Clock 4. NJ,
10 respond and furnish testimony concern
Sng said eilelss G failure
FRANK p. ARBUCFLE,
%, 24stERN.tN, Register.
Atty for .aintiE.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

Remeber you can get the New
York Weekly Tribune one of the
best papers IN America and the RIG
sssra for tive dollars ard twenty five
e.,ass cSsh. IL
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

A theological professor asked lis class
Che qucstioa whether they could think OF
any reason why the grave OF Moses should
have been SO strictly concealed; and a
simple youth, who unfortunately starn-
2mers, thought it mrst he .'bo-bccause they
would t-take him u end st-etuT him.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
a. II. 81 8. E.R

when travelling FOR health, s.u.ircss or
pleasure, take the "8anana hso" Tor ali
points east, west. north or socth.
Through ticfets to Ell iinportaua polpts l.,
the United states and panadn Sua Mexico
RagSage checked to destination.
The Dniio Pullman Palace Car Service and
the aiming stations operated and controlled
by TINS company nrc too well known to make
co'r',leht necessary. WI WHITE.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

oSth
Z
ehguath hrou-h olmg~C
e,on4
slopc Er't tdrainzs and
sounlao
for
H'itr
aataEey
frc aidre
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

so.3 ovan,, miles Sonth hundred miles East "i
Trinidad and miles north OF the ent OF ~" Man lana H
of the only gate 10 Tue great No'
Southeastern Neutral Suy Holmes City " on the h"s 0'
he Mulrane Extension OF the
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-19
THE woOLEN MILL.

"There is tide in the affairs of
men if taken at the flood leads on
to fortune" or words to that effect.
The tide has struck Salem and
the prospective food is upon us.
Twenty thousand dollars is a small
sum for such a city to raise. The
benefits to a majority of the proper
ty owners would be double the
amount of their subscriptions. We
suggest the propriety Of laying all
personal preferences aside and all
pull together for the general good.
The CAPITAL JOURNAL banks all
its spare piasters on the success of
the enterpriseand invites the hearty
cooperation Of every loyal citizen.
This opportunity may not again be
O fered for years.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-19

ALREADY hotel-keepers are be-
sieged with applications for rooms
during the Inauguration next March.
The Inauguration committee have
collected upwards ofS46, 900. Many
inquiries are made if the inaugur-
alton of General Harrison will be a
centenary one, as in l7S3, 100 years
before General Washington was in
augurated as the first president Of
the United States. This is fact
that has escaped notice in all the
arrangements 50 far made for the
inauguration ceremonies.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-19
wAsuINGToN TERRITORY.

THE Chronicle editorially says:
"Washington territory is clearly en-
titled TO admission into the Union
ms state, not only because she pos
sesses the requisite population, but
because OF her rapid strides and
enormous development In every
direction which helps TO build up a
prosperous and tlourishing common
wealth; and II is certain that with
the right TO govern herself us state
Washington viii progress more
rapidly than ever. Ii Is to be
hoped, however that the new state
will not he called Washington, but
will bo given some distinctive
namo as, for example, Tacoma
for Washington, as a geographical
appellation, has become trite be-
sides being hogne by the capital of
the republic
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-19

THE report of the capture Of Stan
ley and Emin Pasha is so much
more definite than the various ru-
mors that have reached us from
time to time and is supported by so
many more corroborating circum-
stances that we can hardly avoid ac-
cepting it. OF course there is some
hope yet. The Khedive's letter, sent
by Osman Digna as proof that he
held Stanley, may have been taken
from carrier. But the chances are
all against the safety of the eXplOr-
ers.