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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11
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9erri1 u. DIien arbeitete, borgte fi1
Iebten Samftag elm gferb bon ieirem
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Settle Der Guadalupe gelegen, au ret.
ten, unb bort BON 0erru peabb cine
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eolettiten. 90 &oB am Sonnabenb
unb au9 an ben acknowledgement Sa.
gen nidt suridfebrte, nabm man on,
baB berielbe ben angef9wDlleren Stub
3u freu5eii beriu1te uub babel ertranf.
Mm Sonnerlfag murbe bic Qei1e eiue
Meile oberbalb Der pontons Bride auf
benz MaRer i6mimmenb seieben, uno
berausgeff6t. Bel ndberer unter=
fudung Der 2eide, Delde f@on fart in
Wermeiung getreten NOR, fano man
cine Gugelmunbe, mel1e oberbalb benz
redten Nuse in bas @ebirn einsebruns
gen mar, ebenio mar Der 2eib beg Gee.
gers aufgei6libt unb elm 80 pfun6
f1nerer Stein UNI ben R6rper gebuns
ben. Mls bes Morbes perbd9tig puroe
burd 9beriff 2iQgore geftern Der Ne,
get Butler 9arrifun nerbaftet unb In
benz biefgeR GefdngniB abaeliefert.
Die @ranb SurD 1T in 5iBung unb bat
ben Gal foglei6 auf5enommeu. Offer,
fu9t fol- bic urfa9e 9etpefen fem, baB
6arrilon ben &oB ermorbete. Ndbere
@%in5elbeiten fann man ieBt nod ni1t
erfabren. j. 8. Buf9.
~ Die Jarmer Mlian3 bon 0arris
County bat in ibrer am 5amtag abges
baltenen GiBung bet1lofen, Die v6ars
mer's gr6ange" in Dallas aufle6t su
erbalten. gs finb auFs Neue mebrere
Sauienb Dollars in Nftien ge3ei6net
porben.
- Sim Samfag Ibeab famen In
Der grpreB.Ofie In 2arebo 81, 900
6ilber on, ia Sdfen berpadt. Der
Meent peri1lpB Die Sbiir unb begab
R9 our Noitoffce. Mdbreno Der 3eit
briidte Semanb in einem auf cine Nebens
fraBe fibrenoen 6enfier cine S1eibe
Elm, fro9 bur6 oas Sod, mari einen
Sod nit $1,000 auf bic StraBe uno
elite bann f@net feinem &aube nod,
nit peI9em er berf6manb. Seine
gilfertisfeit tpur6e iebo9 bon einem
meritanif6en Sod bemerft unb erregte
8erba9t. 9ieier ma6te Dem grpreB.
9lger.en, Der inamif@en 5uridgetebri
tpar, MittbeiIung un6 fobaIb Der @e'
ante bas @elb bermiBte, f1lug es
2drm. Mls perbd9tig, ben &aub aus
gefibrt gu baben, tphrben g. &enterio
unb elm anberer Werifauer am SluHs
berbaftet. &en.eria LIT psn benz Sod
ibentifiairt porbsn; oos @eIb bate e.
perltedt unb ~ldugnste ole Getbeiligunf
an Dem ginbru1 ab. Ser Sheriff. Be,
CAB fi1 iebo1 in &enteria's Mpbnung
100 CT cine Grau nntraf, Der er er3dblte,
&enteria fei perbaftet tuorbet unb bab'
NGes geffanben. sic m6ge inn nun
aeigen, mo- ct bas @elb berftedt babe
Die Grall f9enfte bieiem 8eri6t @lau:
ben unb CAB $618 beraus. sic ma6t,
ferner bic Musiase, baB Mreia ben &ef
bes @elhes mitgenommen babe. Nrcit
tpuroe barauf ebenfals feitsenommer
er mar @ebtlfsiberif, ber6aftete &enl
teria, atpang i'm gum @eidnbnib uni
nabm einen Nntbeil am Raube, UNI bi,
Sa6e ni9t peiter au berfolgen uni
ielbft bur6brennen gu f0nnen. Wdb,
reub ber Na9t wolte er beimli9 BIZ
@fnbt b~erInffeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11

g. s. Gtenemiun & Co., 1dnbIe,
in Sapeten unb Genferbpr +,
B dngen $50. 237 Meff > Commerce,
GtraBe, babeu in BET tu,aer 3eit tire,
@ei6dftstbdtieteit einen t~lambaften gr.
folg a%uf3uweiien. SIM beforatibe,1 Sad
leiten he pabrbaft fiinflerif6es uno
geben @ardntie fir ale lire Mrbeiten.
Sbre Sape5irsN rbeiten iinb duBerif md.
big i'm preife unb merben on Sauer,
baftigfeit nirgenbs i~ibertrofen. tun
va Sbr ipart @elb, tpenn ibre gurs
9rudia6en bel Sobnfon Bros.
anfertige en- ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11

= Wel9e @tgeni9aften folte cine
BartbeiSe baben? sic muB bequem
uno leidt a%uautpenben iein, f6 nidt
abreiben, elegant ausieben uab potls
fell fem. 8~udingbam's Bartbei3e
bereinist al biefe gisenf@aften in fi9.
8eriu1e Is nit ibr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11
std0tti@e Mm5et9e.
Motis iiir Giseutbiimer bon Grmlit:
ulo m0eren StetM=8 riid)em.
MaporG Offite, l.
San Nntonio, 20. WaL 1883.

5an Mnt0nlo, ~. Wfat 1885,
proben pcii peri9iebenstt Mrten bon
Grant unb 8difteinen our grri9tung
Der neuen Stabtballe tperbent ntgegens
genommen. 8efagte proben fnb in
Ser Office bes bauleitenben Nr9iteften,
0errn Otto Rramer, abaugeben i'm
2ampmann @ebdube, 3immer go. 80.
9ieielben merben Bis gum 80. SUM
1883 angenommen.
Muf Mnrrbnuug beg 8au ; &Omites,
be5tebenb aus benz Mapor 8rpan @als
lagban. 0orfbenoer, uno ben Mlbers
men S9reiner, Mauermann, SmDe
uub @uergin.
g. y. Glambpm, gitp @lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11
StdOtiide AuSeise.
eebrer : @rHfu,.s.
Office 6es tdbtif6en S9ul
Superintenoenten,
San Mntouj0, 5. Stunt 1885,. J

SUW NHIUHtU, D. VWNI IoOO.I
Cine prhfung fir Npplicanten uno
Mpplieantinnen fur 2ebrers unb 2ebres
rinnen : Stelungen an ben 6ffentli9en
S1ulen BON San Mntonio nirb In ben
Sagen bonn Is. big gum %. Snni i'm
biefigen 9n1f6uI ; @ebdube an Der
Neequia s.straBe abgebalteu tperben.
Die prlfungen beginner 8orm. 9 n5r.
5. 6. Smith,
Stdbiii6er G9uI. Superintendent,
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Nenes Wrocerp , @eIAaft.

Ode bon MIamo & 2abaea StraBe
bat Serr s. 5. &beiner eine uere
@roesrp erbfnet. Sober 3dufer uirb
f9 bon Der 8otsisli6feit unb 8iaigs
lett ber Maaren iiberaeugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11

az Die morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company liefert pdbrenb bes
Gommers bic fril@eften Seeff1e. Mb.
lieferuns frei ins 9aus. M,5,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11

nWr Mena Sbr nBarb-Wire" (Sta.
sebrau9t, i6reibt an st. S.
9ofbeina San MntoniO.
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mnrft, Maudhtpaaren,

groeerpbdnbIer unb Gpeiiemirtbe
bonn 2anbe m66ten mir einbringli6
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, 6aB mir
fur Die G~abritation BON Wurt uno
&audmaaren umfangrei9e 8orbereiz
tungen setrofen baben uub in 5tanb
gefebt fnb, allen Nnforberunsen Sc
niige 3u leiften. Wir geben Garantie
fur CUTE Maare unb reeIe Bebienung.
Oie 3ubereitlng ftebt inter unierer per-
i6nli9en Qeitung. Genbet Cure 8es
ftelIungen Bel 3eiten ein.
% m. Shilling 6 Spbm
1,10m1i 511 Mbenue s.
D9- Die -elegaateiien Nnaise mad
M}n6 hpf M n n n q & n n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11

ssNEW ERA'9 SDbran1iihe r 3 emgs@ a 4 @ er.
@Me Ba9mafane br gst. 8st,arbet ub Sch uRart grahi9, dnia9 nnb bMae
Die SeIenbrabe pnb bu1 bas 8s spumpt Ds 8eHorn bs 8uNs, bic aaf bm
Badbut ODER fonape @af9. MaMnta, sauaia bsrmiAsa. Rein Badn BEL Der Mfbdt;
bruradt feline &ndenfbma5en. Me Irkn 8e9, bon ben femarn SebenRofen bib a. ben
snWans gpp6en, sdnG4 sernip obne @sibuns oSr 8ra5en unb obne Ben eebgana bon
gbaifahen oMr fOnfHn 4rdpante; etnfa@ bud CUTE Sfe unb gSnh1. Die Mdf9s
fam in ensmg iuel Der Belt bfrt psSm. sSs MaI4ine mb auf ! sabre aaraaHn.
aSmsn peIanst. w - GG ChaToots
61nhLri in 6nmshnuunns Nennf6nhn. Gnn Mnh6a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11

19 SpbnfonBros. liefern bic
beiten unb biaisften 9rudia9en. Gebt
AT ibnen.
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[. HUTH & S0HN,
bic aIte unb beipdbrte
Gtfen> { DDl3mddren@,
Jarbeas u. Gauaen.S5aabImng,
s226, 2ss mnb $50 Marti- etrabe,
Gan Nntcnic ................ Teras.

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.226, ass nnb $50 Martt. etrase,
Gan Gntcnie ................ Eeras.
Sinh 3auptquartier far .. 2anbretb &
Gcbu 9elba @arten- unb 8Iusuen . Gamen
i'm @ross iab AIeiM, SanbeI.
MgeMteil fir MtetIe gras&eit.
tfIies fsb bic befen, einfa1fen, btaigten,
Efrffel NIB IeiAt eebenbfen Meitp1ige; Ton,
men ustt 5iust suten Wferben ober Mulen bear.
beitet iDerben.
Maenten fit Bite berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Ylanet IL. Horse Hoe and Cu1tivators COM
pined, &anb. SamenbrilS, &fise unb Gull
tttatpreu. Cuff. Is. BreGt @urfadf9tnen nnb
But6er rteufiIien, gbas; sMutbs eonis . OF.
trattofen, BikAen. Nau9er, Meher1e.
@rbalten cine Garla6nng partition Bros. %
60. sum @ebrau6 fertis semifdte tarben.
Sabsn foeben erbalten:
500 9ufbeI garIb Amber unb garIb Orange
9ndsrrobrsG amen, DOC. 8uitel Sprebun, 400
BuibeT 9ereiniotes Sobnfon Gras Samca, 5000
Yfnnb alfalfa I2uaerner !alee]. 80 .Buibel
aaftr : acrt, SO Buibel Gelo . 8obnen ooer
@rbFsu Cow Peasl.
aaabretb utb Geras ipeibes nnb selbes
Sat 4prn.
@eiber, rptber, MITte, Bodbara, gsperfettc
tnb Burr 3lee.S amen, Rescue Grass amen,
eaaor-S Obne, Bu@Detaeu, geien.ROrn &c. &C.
i. HUH 81 Sohn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11

@roquets5 Sets gu slips,
0dngematten,
2inberpasen gu $3.50,
Merifaniide WaKerfibler,
8ale Balls unb 8ats,
Bel Saul Magner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-11

~S ~N k$~HNeb~S
bpn Nrtifeln, pelde td ~heionperS 5u
@eburtstasss unb Sc45eits : @el4enfen
eignen, ale :
Silberplattirte Waaren.
Statuen bon Bronze, Terra /. Gotta,
Ypr3eQan unb Mabaffer.
&elisi5fe GiSuren, @rueifre uab 30.
ientrdn5e.
Blumen.T aien unb arapeln.
Tafien, fem beecrirte.
Nlbuuas in 0rcBer Nu8mubt.
photographer aler Nrt.
9cupenirs nit 81 Hniidter BON San
Mntcnic, fdr so Gents.
Bilper. unb Bilberz Hobmen.
Wuftboien unb nbren
Sperngldier unb 6ernrpbre.
Taidenmei1er unb Gdeeren.
Oan1ers unb 9errensEoilet Neeedaire.
@elbtaiden far 6erren unb Damen.
DameusG anbtaiden.
Brief.Mappen.
9dreibaeuse unb Netisbader.
Biitens3 artenz @tuis.
DamensM rbeitss 3ditden unb GSrbe.
6anbz 9piesel unb 3dmme.
Glide unb Serrtce.
@isarrensGtuis.
3eitunss. Mappen.
|. Spa5ierfSde.
gcSels unb @idbOrn.a dfse.
M~ccorbecns, 3itbern unb 0ormonicns.
Muideln in GROCER slnswabl.
Siid.Mpparute.
Bapiere unb ionitise Waterialim 5nr
anferttsunS BON Yapier. Blumeu.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04
SARAH ALruEA IN COURT.

The dispatches IMPORT a lively
scene yesterday in the United States
circuit court, while Judge Field was
delivering his Judgment In the
sharon marriage ease. The merits
of this ENHANCEMENT are of slight
public interest. The woman Is an
adventunor and her DECEASED gallant
was an old curmudgeon, He lived
In oonjugal rclatlops with her, hut
denied marriage, and when he died
he instructed his helrs 90 resist her
claims In the courts II Il took all his
Immense fortune. The woman has
produced letters ON trial wherein
her millionaire Adorer has addp'sstd
her as wife; but this writing has
bcen discpdlted as forgery. How
ever, Sarah Althea's rights as a wife
have becn EcCoried In the former
stages ~ the trial, and Il seemed as
II u few millions of the sharon es-
tate would fall 10 her portion, Her
pnospgct WAS - fiattering that her
attorney, Judge Terry, made her his
wlfo, SORT ~ malignant conjunc-
ton, for both arr violent characters
Judgv Terry Is known as the slayer NJ
Dave Rroierick, a professional duel-
1T and a dangerous man. When
Justice Field in pronouncing
Judgment, dcnied the liIigants
marriagc 20 the dccVass,d, she and
her husband made violent dcmon-
STATIONS, aud for awhile the jurists
litc Was iu eXtreme jeopardy, The
pSir Wcrc ss,cured and disauncd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

the hill-what did they do for us?
They left behind them an old camp
fire where even now the grass does
not grow and old buffalo bO les that
we can see on the prairle-that is all
that is left Of their work. Young
mcntdo YOU wish your children to
20 on i'm this way? You, chiefs,
brothers, my cousins, my relatives,
I pray YOU have mercy on the
young people who are beginning
life and have no property TO start
with. Come forward, you chiefs,
and set us an example. We are
waiting for you because you are
chiefs, but If you do not come for
ward we will 90 forward regardless
Of you.
This stirred up a young Indian TO
advance to the council table and
sign the paper. Optory is natural
to the red race, and this progressive
young Sioux called on those who
loved their children and wished
them to become educated and pros
porous to give no heed to threats,
but follow his example and sign the
bill.
This appeal stirred the crowd,
they sprang to their feet and for a
few moments it was uncertain what
step they would take. Those favor
able TO allotment, which included
two chiefs, gathered up to the table,
which unexpected rally took the
spirit out Of the opponents, who
quietly Withdrew from the council.
Sixty names were enrolled i'm the
council chamber, and half as many
more i'm the commissioners rooms.
This gives the assent Of the band to
and the work will now
be proceeded with.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04
Bu,G,sup Araisa sAlvA

The best EAlve in the world hr
.uts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum
oever sores, tetter, chapped hand..
chilbhins, corns, and all skin eruIr
IionS, and positively cures piles, or
no pay required. Il Il guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box.
FOE S'llO ~ DT. III. w. Cox.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

Josh Billings once said: "Most
men concede that it looks foolish to
see boy dragging a heavy sled up
hill for the fleetin' pleasure of ridin'
down again; but it APPEARS to me
that the boy is sage by the side Of
the young man who works all the
week and drinks up all his wages
Saturday night"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04
Alalsts orr

The ORIGINAL ABIRrINh
OINTMENT IL Only put up In large
two-ounoe iin boxes, and is aD
absolute cure FOE old sopS burns,
wounds, ehApped hands, and all
skin eHlPtionS WIN positively
cup all kinds Of piles. AK for the
ORIGINAL ABIETINE ONT
MENr SOLD by d. w. Matthew
L Co, 100 State street. Salem, at Is
"ents per box-by mall % CantA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04
now REPUBLICANS TALK.

Senator Eugene Hale of Maine:
The duty upon salt is now lS cents
per 100 pounds i'm bulk and "a cents
I'm sacks. The best Turks Island
salt can be purchased at the place
where it is produced for from to 10
cents per bushel. Any gentleman
here can compute for himself the
percentage Of duty resting upon this
article. | believe there Is no one
question about which the reflection
Of millions Of people day by day is
so decided as II is in declaring that
there should be no tax upon this
article of salt. believe this article
should 20 upon the free list; that the
monopoly which has obtained here
tofore for the Onondaga Salt Works
AS great and complete as any mo-
nopoly ever granted by the Tudors
In England's most despotic times
ought to cease.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04
TUESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1883.
SIGNED THE II IL.

\ drama I'm real life has been en-
acting at the Crow Creek agency
which contains elements Of true
interest Under the act Of congress
which provides for the allotment Of
the Indian lands In scveralty and
the sale Of the surplus to white
settlers, President Cleveland has II,
pointed II special agent TO assist the
Indians at the Crow Creek agency
In making their selections. The
consent Of the Indians must first he
obtained to this proceeding, or no
allotment 10 member Of the tribe
or sale 20 n white man would be
valid. Treaties with all the tribes,
ratified and confirmed 10y act Of con-
grcss, guarantee them the occupa-
tlon and possession Of their lands,
aud only on their voluntary sur
render can these treaties be al
rOgntcd.
This allotment act has been under
consideration at the above named
agency for two or three weeks, and
the opposition to itbecameso violent
that death was denounced against
the first man who should sign it.
The argument was used, on behalf
Of the government, that the palcfRoe
IL spreading himself over the
country, and Washington, (the
mythical white chief cannot always
restrain him, \ farm was offered
every redskin, 10 fence In and culti-
vate, aud bcqueathe to his children
when he shall die. This IL secured
To him by u title that will never be
revoked, and he will be made the
owner Of his land against all
claimants.
The average Indian II slow TO
take hold of now ideas, and his
suspicious were aroused because this
was a new thing, Several speeches
were made 10y the principal men,
In which they reiterated the old
charge Of had faith In the govern
mcnt, and asked what title could he
more secure and binding than the
one they now heldg IL secured
them against molestation nom the
palefacc aud guaranteed thcm
ownership while grass grows and
water runs They werc unwilling
20 depart nom the habits of their
fathers, who had been guided 10y
the Grat Spirit, and trusted 60 his
.vIrc In their wanderlngs through
fonest and over plain.
This talk was continued until the
patience of the commissioner gave
uut, and they informed the Indians
that the time for their final do
cision had arrived, A leading chief,
White Ghost, announced his refusal
to sign, and this was followed with
a uumbor Of similar declarations.
"but the neal sensation ~ the day"
says the rportcr was when Bowed
Hoad, a simple Indian, made the
following appeal Ia his brthNn;
| ann ON different path nom
sonc ~ the n-st of YOU, / am not I.
one ~ the chiefs sittiug thcpa, but F.
am memhcr ~ the tribune, and / /
want to make lead for the childpen. I
l ann not afnid ~ you, hsoause you
aro men. The only man 1 ann
afraid ~ Is God, Ia whom I helievr. .
While on this earth, II thero Is any
salvation t0 saw souls, / want To
saw the young generations ~ this .
trihc. Your chiefs have spoken of /
cur forvfather aud their graves upon .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04
A WORTHY ENTERPRISE.

on May LIST, last, ABOUT four months ago,
DIR. Gilbert opened an office and sanitarlum
in the bank block, Salem, ana advertised
to treat ,chrunic diseases on scientific
principles. since that time his practice
has been steadily increasing--so much so
that he was obliged TO secure more room
and increasing facilities, and now finding
himself unable 10 attend 10 his numerous
patients, he has entered into partnership
with Or, NJ. w. Wemp, Of Detroit, Michi-
gan, physician and surgeon Of large eX-
perience, thoroughly competent, and a
specialist In disease Of the eye, ear throat
and nasal cavities-who has come with
his family to make his home in Salem.
The new irm viii be known as Drs. Gill
bert S wemp and will occupy the com
modious rooms In the bank block, for
ofiice and sanitarium, and will conduct
their business under the name and style
Of The Oregon Medical and Surgical Institute. II is
their intention to spare neither pains nor
expense In their efforts To make this the
most complete institution. for the treat
mcnt OF all forms OF diseases, especially
chronic, In the northwest. ,..
Medicated vapor baths, electromagnetic
ism, oxygen and massage, together with
all modern and scientific appliances for
the thorough cure Of disease, will be used.
Examinations will be free, and charges
strictly moderate, Address Drs. Gilbert
4 wemp, Rank block, or postoftice box l76,
salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

after a violent struggle with the
officers, and both sentenced to n
term in Jail. This is an inglorious
ending to a cause celebre which has
engaged the attention Of the country
for several years, and which
promised for awhile to reward the
fair plaintiff with a dover fit fo- a
princess.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

Senator John ]. ingalls,: We can
not disguise the truth that we are
on the verge ofap impending revo-
luton; the old issues are dead! The
people are arraying themselves upon
one side or the other Of n portentous
contest On one side is capital,
formidably entrenchcd in privilege,
arrogant from continued triumph,
conservative, tenacious to old
theories, demanding new conces-
sions, enriched 10y domestic levy and
foreign commerce, and struggling to
adjust all values tot standard.
On the other is labor, asking for em-
ployment, striving TO develop do
nestle industries, battling with the
forces of nature and subduing the
wilderness; labor, starving and
suilen In cities, resolutely determined
to overthrow II system under which
the rich are growing richer and the
poor are growing poorer-a system
which gives to Vanderbilt the
possession Of wealth beyond the
dreams Of avarice, and condemns the
poor To II poverty which has no
refuge from starvation but the prison
or the grave.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

THE late Emperor Frederic, Of
Germany, not being vOuchsafed life
as a ruler to carry out his liberal
sentiments, declares in his will
Shortly to be made public that the
extension Of popular rights is the
strongest bond between the nation
md the monarchy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

Are shipping out fruit by the car
load, but their own store is always
attractive with the best varieties.
In fruit, vegetables, groceries and
provisions they are always in the
lead.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

A lady, who has lately been visit
ing friends twelve hundred miles
away, on passing a Salem photo
graph gallery show case, yesterday,
Immediately recognized the features
of a little boy of a Montana family.
She felt sure she could not be mis-
taken, yet it seemed the height Of
improbability that the picture could
be found 50 far from where the boy
had ever been. The photographer
being appealed to supposed it must
certainly he some child from the
country. But on comparing it with
"A likeness in the lady's possession,
he was reminded that newly
engaged artist from Butte, Montana,
had sometime previously sent this
as a sample Of his work. 1t is afine
picture and had found its way into
the show case. The lady fully
proved her power Of recollecting
features.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

Having sold my ofiice aud practice
10 DR.. J. T. Mason l cordially NJ
commend him 20 my patrons aud
the public In general. l shall remain
AZ the oitice with the Dr. for few
wcckS Dr. J. G. BYRD.
S.lStL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

Ing tDuN lllDlA lttob hl5hSs Il AN' Ae'7'
thing done, and for which all SO
anxiously wait, was the reading OF
the following list Of appointments
for the coming year. AS predicted,
Rev. w. Rollins returns to Salem.
The new presiding elder is Rev. NJ.
G. Wire.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
VI. c. Wire, presiding elder.
Amity-G. w. RoOrk.
Astoria-G. w. Grannis.
Astoria circuit-To be supplied.
Beaverton circuit-C. NJ. Bryan.
Brooks-To be supplied.
Columbia chapel and Fairview-
J. II. Wood.
COrnelius-F. L. Post.
Dayton-W. A. WillisOn.
East Portland Centenary-I. D.
Driver.
Adams street and Albina-To be
supplied.
Forest Grove-B. E. Case.
HillsbOrO-E. S. Craven.
Hubbard circuit-N. NJ. Skip
worth.
Lafayette circuit. McIntire.
Nc Minnville-- G.. f. Round.
Mount Tabor-JOhn Parsons.
Oregon City,. II. Janney.
Portland Grace Church, Ross c..
Houghton; Hall street and Hood
street, c. +. Cline; Taylor street-A.
Hummer; Chinese mission, to be
supplied.
Powell Valley-A. c. Eairchild.
st Helens C. Anderson.
st JOhns-TO be supplied.
Salem-Wm. Rollins.
SellwoOd and Oswego-W. d.
Nichols.
Sheridan-S. l.. Lee.
Silverton-To be supplied.
Tillamook-A. H. Nichols.
Viola-To be besupplied.
Thomas Van ScOy president, S. A.
Starr professor, +. p. Tower endow-
ment agent, n. Doane lecturer on
theology in Willamette university
and members of the Salem quarter
ly conference.
w. s. Harrington, editor of Pacific
Christian Advocate, and member of
Grace church quarterly conference.
EUGENE CITY DISTRICT.
S. p. Wilson, presiding elder.
Alhany-H. p. Webb.
Ashland-H. =. Satchwell.
Brownsville circuit-H. b. ELL
worthy.
Canyonville circuit-To be sup
piled.
Corvallis. w. Spangles.
Dallas circuit-T. +. Royal.
Dexter circuit-To be supplied.
Drain circuit-To be supplied.
Empire City circuit-T0 be sup
piled.
Eugene City-O. b. Whitmore.
Grants Pass. s. Mccain.
Jacksonville circuit. w. Miller.
Halsey-D. II. Summerville.
Lebanon-Walter Skipworth.
Monroe circuit-Robert Booth.
ROseburg-E. Citizens.
Shedd-H. Gould.
Springfield circuit-F. H. Calden.
Stayton circuit-W. Hurlburt.
Turner circuit-Sprage Davis.
Wilber circuit. NJ. Sweeney.
Haquina and Newport. H.
ROOrk.
w. II. Van ScOy was left without
that he may attend
some one of our schools. He will be
IA member of the Turner quarterly
conference,