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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
CLARK-EARNUN.
E. Judson Clark and Laura C. Farnum

E. Judson Clark and Laura G. Farnum
were married yesterday afternoon at the
residence of the brides parents, $50 North
Topeka avenue, by the Rev. c. +. Cady, OF
New Windsor, H., an uncle of the bride.
Promptly at the appointed hour
oclock-the wedding march was rendered
by Mrs. W. H. Clark and Mrs. J. J. Stoner,
and the bride and groom, accompanied by
the Rev. Y. ii. Brink and wife. took their
places beneath large and handsome we'd
ding bell, when, in few choice and well
directed words, they were made one.
The groom is resident of Pratt, Kan,
being connected with the Wichita Sc West
ern railroad The bride is well and favor
ably known in this city, having resided
here for the past five years, and is one OF
Wichita's most charming daughters The
bride was attired in an elegant toilet CT
brown silk, trimmed with cut andesment
velvet, natural flowers being the only
ornaments. The groom wore the conyen-
tional black.
A large number of friends were present.
among whom were the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Clark, of Nickerson, parents OF
the groom; Rev and Mrs. w. H. Clark. of
.
Windsor. Ill; Rev. V. H Brink and wife,
of Cimarron, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.,
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Pollock, Mr..
and Mrs. B. D. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. \. II.
George, Dr. and Mrs. J. j. Stoner, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Fyffe. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Lang
ford. Mr. and Mrs. A III. Reed, Mrs. Mary
York; Mrs. 5. H. Horner, of Caldwell; DR..
S. S. Noble. Leo Warner, Dewitt Stoner,
Misses Sadie York, Mollie Jones, Lillian
Morse. Sadie Guthrie, Anna Conner, Lizzie
Briggs and many others.
A large number of elegant and costly
presents were received.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark took the Rock Island
last night for short tour, when they will
be at home to friends at their home in
Pratt, Kan, after June 10.
The EAGLE wishes them long and
happy voyage through life's journey,
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
SERMONS ON 1.-THE WOMEN OF THE Cos
PEI" AT THE NAYFLowER
CHURCH,

The pastor of the Mayfower Congrega-
tional church on Fairview avenue com
mences next Sabbath morning series of
sermons on the "Women OF the Gospel. y
The holy women viii be treated as types
of womanly character. Each discourse
Will endeavor to emphasize some trait or
incident of the esrly women disciples
which may justly stand for the lie and
duty of the Nineteenth century women.
The first discourse viii be given on next
Sabbath morning at l0s2o upon Mary,
the mother OF our God
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
THE COUNTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

/
| VI. Block Va. Henry StetgeI ct al; judg-
ment against II. Stetgel for si3s.75.
/ Dora Maxwell Philbrook et al vs.. Sophia
Ruman; heard and taken under adYise-
ment.
Kos Harris vs.. f. NJ Potter ct sl: judg-
ment for plaintiff for $3ll.
Carrie y. Woodman vs. Z ID. Co1lter ct
al: stricken from the docket.
3. Lombard, Jr.. VS.. Jas T. Poe ct al;
stricken from the docket.
G.. c. Edridge vs- ; l. Barrett; stricken
from the docket
G. II. Walser vs. Jones, Sisrnsn Sc Jones
ct al: judgment for plaintiff against Tier
nan for 800.
J. c. Manheimer Co. rs. It. ". Wilson
et al: judgment for plaintiff against r. w.
Wilson and L L ScehAits for ss5..
Lena Margaret Maddox Va. John z
Maddox, was the style Of a case fled with
the district court yesterday, IN which the
OF the defendant
FoIfrE corgT.
Jacob Stoughs contributed g to the city
fora little violation of the laws
Cinda Prater. the keeper of a hosse of
prostitution and three inmates of the
place, Dell Webb. Emma Morton and
Silva HID. we're pulled By the police. They
were Eoneyiezs and 50 had % be CON
n1itted in defauIt Of the payment If fhriy
fines
Z Garnett wzs incd a. for nJs psytry
the tar upon his dog
Cora Howard came forward yesterday
with g. for fast driyiag. and go for fine
which the polics have for sometime besn
trying 20 collect
Bob snodgrass is accused of selling In
toxiezting liquors, his eass was continued
until June End
srsTFcy cOCET.
A rarrant Uzs ye,eydzy issued from
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
PERSONALS.

E.B. Cole, Elk Falls, is in the city.
W. H. Baker is still confined to his room
sick
JH. Staples was in from Scott City yes
terday.
Albert C. Frey was yesterday up from
Winfield.
c. w. Smith was yesterday up from
Eureka.
James Broidy was yesterday up from
Anthony.
F.T. Overman, of Lyons. was in the city
Yesterday.
w. c. Mcknight, of St. Charles, Mo-, is
in the city.
James Mansfield, of Springfield, Mo-, is
in the city.
E.F. Coon, Lansing, Mich, is looking
over the city.
ID. F. Nixon. Pilot Grove, Mo, was in
the city yesterday.
J. A. Burns. Of New York, was among
yesterdays arrivals.
A. T. Lee and d. Van Slyke were up yes
terday from Medicine Lodge.
J. Kent came down from Kansas City
yesterday and is at the Carey.
ID. 4. Taggart and wife. of Goffstone, n
H, were among yesterdays arrivals
Julius +. Hartman, of Muller 81 Fink,
New York, is calling upon friends and Gus
toners.
Merchant Policeman Badger came back
from Gueda Springs much improved in
health.
Mrs. a. s. c. Forbes left the city yester-
day evening to join her husband, who is in
Denver.
Ed. McKeon, of the Missouri Pacific,
spent a short time with friends IN the city
yesterday.
An. Chase, F. p. Boaz, Charles Monts
and II. VI. Wells were up from Anthony
yesterday.
II. J. Doughty and family, of Austin,
Tex, and @. W. Doughty, of Dalton, were
among yesterdays arrivals
Messrs. O. II. and c. j. Bentley leave to-
morrow for St. Louis, where they will re
main until after the convention.
Detective McMahan is back from a visit
to Gueda Springs, much improved in
health by his short stay at that health re-
sort.
Mrs w. L. DeGraff left Wednesday
morning for three months visit at the
home of her parents in the Catskill noun
tains, new York.
Miss Effie Cave, Wichita's accomplished
elocutionist and vocalist, returned
Wednesday evening from an extended trip
east, visiting the cities of So, Louis, Chi
cago, Philadelphia and New York. Her
friends, including the auditors cf the
Episcopal choir, VIII be glad to hear of her
return.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
BITTEN BY A DOG.

Last night distressing occurrence was
reported at the stable of the motor line,
in the north part of the city. The little
child of Mr.. McClain, the engineer of the
motor line, was attacked by dog and
badly lacerated about the face and body.
The child, it seemed, was playing in the
street near Sixteenth street, and was at
tackled by the dog. As soon as the child
was rescued a physician was summoned
and it was found that the left cheek had
been almost torn off. The dog had once
before bitten child. 1t was killed by Mr..
McClain
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
UNITY CLUB JUNIOR.

Unity Club Junior meets at the residenct
of Mrs. Packer, 327 East Lewis street, thi:
evening.
PROGRAM.
Quotations from the works OF j. u
Whittier.
Biographical sketch Of Whittier-Fannie
E. Seward
Recitation-F. NJ. Richmond.
Song-Daisy Lynch.
Recitation-Birdie Taylor
Essay-Fay Packer.
Recitation-Lettie Brownson.
Reading of the "Boquet," edited by
Belle Slavin and Lettie McNaughten.
Piano Solo-Miss McNaughten.
Visitors welcome, also any who wish tc
become members.
ALPHA GALLOWAY. Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
THE RATES.

The railroads seem to be having picnic
in entertaining the people with rates for
St. Louis and Chicago. The news goes
around the streets with continued cut
rates. AS reported last evening the Frisco
for the St Louis convention gives a rate of
s904 round trip, Santa Fe the same; the
Rock Island and Missouri Pacific with
statements they will knock the S904 rate
off the boards.
The Chicago rate is down to 1920 and
many threatenings that it will be reduced
and some again claim that it will be raised
- eJc cz
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Justice Walker's for the arrest OH. Cum
ninghann the colored boy taken for the
stabbing OF Allen Buck on South Foursh IA
avenue, May -. The warrant was srxorn
out by W. X Addy and the charge 10 az
sault with deadly weapon. The bond
was GIed at $50 in aefaait of which he
was committed.
John Derst svore out a warrant fo~ the
arres. Of G D. Smith, a young eoIorod
lawyer Of the city. In tbs complain, hs Is
charged with signing w. l. Stanley.
name 10 a check for e6s payable to ~ ".
Williams or bearer" presenting it st tAs
Citizens bank and gssting the rnosey
thsrson- His boad. TOO, wss fired ., $50
and ia default thereof hs was sent 20 TIE
county jail Besides ths cheek In question
IL was stated Yesterday that tssrs we're
other Developments ys: 20 b made In rhs
case. A garnishms n q the accused , ns1ney
in one Of the b4sks Of tAs e.tJ was also
issued
The case szzins: 4. L. SEs.;h for an
assault with intent 70 kill syon Tom
Riggs was tiscu.sed. there proving upon
inGestsgsstoa 70 ts nothing IA ths eas..
Th. cuts which kizz. had vp-oa his throat
add which wsrs alIeged 20 kars b>ea raAae
with . knife were fosr6 % hAys b1a
received by Riggs -hsa be wss p1sied
throash winde~ glss. BY Smith ~ 80
las;ex was attempting bis srrss- BE ua4.
however, fined 8 nominal snzn fos Cd g.
sanit made . tsx days before 1eoa RIGA
This amount with the costs In The ezss be
paid
The sui; aSa.ns: the policemen VITA s.s
all srsk kzx 3r~ea -
Beck ard TimDsrznsys-. shss was 70 <c<os
up yes,s-taay before Juss4cs BsrRss were
continued until June fi,a-
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
TIE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.

Last night most pleasant surprise was
arranged by Mrs. Henry Bolte for hel
husband ON his fiftieth birthday. A
party composed of the following friends
Dir. and Mrs Peter Getto, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Bissantz, Mr.. and Mrs. John Crib
bi, Mr.. and Mrs. Heyman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Werner, Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Bruhn-
gathered at their elegant house on South
Water quite unknown and unexpected to
Mr.. Bolte The time was then spent until
after midnight in social intercourse, and
many good stories were told while the ex-
cellent refreshments, which Mrs. Bolte
had prepared, were served and enjoyed by
the guests.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
MR. GARRrsoN's PATENT.

c. VI. Garrison has secured patent on
a plan which he has invented for utilizing
the current force OF running water-which
conslyts OF undershos wheeIs and screen
combined His scheme Possesses a good
deal OF merit The difficulty TO overcome
in putting Il into practical test can not be
learned until the application is made. The
theory IS good one 20 far as We are cap
able OF judging fro-l the plans and charts,
we hope Charlie may win the prize for
which Ae is competing the utilizing Of ;he
power az N5ag-a Falls for which COM
panX Law C.serai 4 SUN o. money
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
ARRESTED.

Joe Cunningham, the colored bog who
stabbed young Allen Burk on South
Fourth the night Of the I'D. was yesterday
arrested Just east of the stock yards by
Officer Wibking. The prisoner was first
placed in the city prison, but afterwards
taken in charge by the state and committed
TO the county jail
Cunningham told the officer that while
he did the stabbing. it was done in self de
fense, young Buck having thrown large
s1one at him.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
WICHITA ORATORS.

Mr.. A r. Museller. who spoke at Pot
win on Wednesday reports several thou
sand people present and the day long to be
remembered by the people Of Butler
county.
Mr.. Emmet Callahan was orator Of the
day at Kingman and reports having had a
very pleasant time and a large crowd pres
ent.
Colonel J. r. Hollowell reports a good
crowd at Newton. The has not missed an
occasion of that time for many years.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
lpICNiC

The Sunday schools of the Christian
church viii have a grand picnic at River
side park next Saturday. The children
and parents viii meet at the Central
church, corner of Market and Second
streets. at O'Clock n. m. Arrangements
have been made with the street ear COM
pany to carry the children TO the park at
reduced rates. Round trip tickets can be
procured at the church. Let all come and
have a good time with the children.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
Y. VI. c. 4. FCHOES

MONDAY meeting at The Cottage" from
L to 1880 today. Subject Christ came
to destroy the works of the devil"
DR.. c. Humble viii conduct the Young
mems Bible class at 5 o'clock this evening
''House cleaning is over and the rooms
are now open for inspection. Come and
see how we look since the ladies gave Us
an overballinU
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Mckenzie had Marlowe down on the
track yesterday working and William
Long went down and tackled Mac. for a
race and was answered favorable 10 the
scheme. 1t was not long until race was
agreed upon for 5000 a side. with 81 .e0l
forfeit money put up. The race is to be
made at EmpOria on or before the 18th OF
this month.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Levi Mclaughlin has discovered a fire
clay on his old Good River farm. 1t was
tested by the Burton Car company. The
test proved satisfactory; 50 MUCH so that
they ordered a car load which has been re-
ceived and is being used for fire walls in
their iron foundry. Mr.. Mclaughlin will
give a company who viii manufacture it
into tiling, brick, etc. a good lay out. The
vein is six feet thick, near the surface and
is easily handled
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
W. C. T. L. NOTICE

Every director is requested to meet at
headquarters promptly at . p m, and
every member at 3 p. n, 90 arrange the
notices and decorations for trades display
day. West Side ", c. T. [, and ali other
friends Of the caRse are invited TO be
nresepL
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Mr. W. c. Melville, the Frisco travelling
passenger agent rustler, IS in the city
again, and says he will have several sleep
ers on hand Sunday morning and will
leave Wichita with dandy special train.
He is laboring arduously with the travel
iprr ~, I,lic
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

The ladies OF Dodge Avenue Presby-
terian church will give reception at the
church Friday evening, June Ist All
members and friends Of the congregation
are invited 70 come and get acquainted
with their pastor and with each oiEex. a
good time b guaranteed. Come.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

The tickets for the Eagle Rifle concert
are now on sale and great many are be
ing sold. The boys promise TO give sup
erior performance and they will evidently
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

The Hon. John A. Eaton, of Winfield.
arrived last evening, and Will be in the city
until Sunday morning when he will leave
over the Frisco to attend the St Louis
convention.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
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MORE TELEPHONES.

Hon. John Kelley Is in receipt Of a per
sonal letter from the president of the Mis-
soari IS Kansas Telephone company. say
ing that Just as soon a. the workmen make
the extensions required this city would be
fully provided with all the telephones re-
euIrssi There are st present over iao
orders now on file and more being held
back because they can not be flied This
viii be good news for those who have been
waiting for some week.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

J. ". Hamilton promises to put in an
appearance in a few days from Salt Lake.
1t is said he can remain but few days, as
he is quite anxious to return to the society
of Salt Lake
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Mr. Albert Mead, son of Mr.. J. r. Mead,
reached the city yesterday and is conval-
escent. He was quite i'll at Gyannus,
Mexico, some weeks ago.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

The commencement exercises of Lewis
Academy VIII be held this morning az 10
O'Clock in the Acadepy,s ChAaeI
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Mr.. n. T, Niederlander, who has been
quite iii for some days, was reported yes
terday cOnvalescent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

OF Hoods Sarsapariila for scrofulA salt rheun or
any affection caused by imp1re blood II sufficient
TO cenvince any one Of Ihe superior aud peculiar
curative powers Of this medicine The following
statement Is right to the point:
My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrstulous
sore neck from the time sne = months old ffl
she became years Of age Lumys formed in her
neck. causing great annoyance. and two Of thsu'
after growing to the sizs Of q pigeons EGG hrcks
and discharged One became = running sore for
more than three years. We thoasht We would
give Hoods Sarsapazillas thorough trial. We DO
-an with II in January. and in few months after
she had taken five bottles, all ssp2urstson had
ceased. We then waited three months. whes, as a
new lump beginning 70 form. we again save
her Hooi's SarsaparillA- After she had taken leSs
than two bottles the lump and all Indications OF
scretala had entirely disappeared and now she
seems TO be healthy child ]. s CARLIsLEs
Nanrisht " J.
Hoods SarSaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81 six sor s. Prepared enly
by C. l. HOOD CO. Apoihecaries, Lowell. Mas>
100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Mr. Short has taken charge of only the
dining room of Gandalfo; Mrs. GandaIfo
still retaining the rooms of the house.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Be sure that your name has been handed
TO the compilers OF the new directory.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Harvey Campbell's family on South
Mosley avenue has been increased by the
arrival of ten pound boy
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Regain meeting Of Forzxs CITY Legion
So. IS ~ A O. e. W. Hail s1night: every
selssi Knight ossa~e Be prs~ea. You have
q soTk no ozse eisS cza 30.
4. y. UAlASWzlx. Ccuzraacsx
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
THE TURF MEETING.
An Unprecedented Number of Entries Made In
the speed Ring.

The directors of the Interstate Fair asso-
citation met at their Office and decided to
build fifty additional stableS
Over one hundred entries in the speed
ring.
Never in the history of the state of Kan
sas has there been so large a number of
race horses entered at any spring meeting
as are now entered 20 take part in the rae
ing contest TO take place next week A
corps of men are now building fifty stables
more than they anticipated needing.
The directors of this association and the
citizens of Wichita are now as ever ready
TO meet any emergency that may arise To
entertain the people from abroad during
the week of our race meeting.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

Sundays EAGLE will contain twenty
pages, number of illustrations. Among
the many articles of fashion, amusement.
political, etc, will be an illustrated story
entitled a Paris Mystery" which is full
of thrilling adventures.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01
PHASES OF The MOON.

Note-ln the above n bic she time, except for the
moon, Is local and figured for latitude = degrees
and 10. the longitude of the 6ih p m. which ts sh,
21n, - west oi Greenwich and D. W A CrausIn-
berry. Garfield University
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-01

convention.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-04
PROHIBITION Cl.lR

The Prohibition club met on Mon
day evening at the W, G. r. L. hall
for organization. Rev. j. III, Roorl
was elected president and B. J.
sharp secretary.
The following committees were
appointed;
Advertising y. r.. Gaylord, Ste
phcu Jory, DIR. Wyatt
Finance, y. II, Gaylord, stephen
Jory, Rev j. It, Roork.
Reception y, r. Gaylord, Rev,
J, NJ. Dick, Rev. DR. Doanc, Rev.
W, Rollins, MIR. Ramp, Mrs. Scri-
her.
Special committee, to make ar
mngcmcnt- in rrOrd To cN-Gov, -,
Johns lectures Prof Jory, Dr,
Wyatt, stephen Jory, y. r. Gay
lord, Mrs Ramp.
Adjourned To meet AT W. G. r. 1.
hall at = T.. VI. next Monday,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-04

The huarl uf trade met m the
council chumtvr last evening, To
consider the proposition to raise
money Ia advertise the city, The
usrnlmv-, otpuhll,hlug the ad,an.
Iagvs at this city and lsNlity 10 the
settler and thy nNys,,r Was admit
tei bN ALL aud to accomplish this
end iva, N~nlNrd that t,An y,,i,s
az a Iamphl,, h puuUl, and the
duanyr oWmiIJo, appointed ata
pvNiuu, mvtius Ma, mvDa~l frm
thp, to hNv wywlrr,. our husi-
uy>~ mvu yvuyulN a,oW thcm,,l,y~
pady to aid lac such au yutrpri,,,
aud Ne hol- to So Jhy bu,lu,-, Nlc-
orau,N pUt thnugh q b, mot a
winning islivN Gao hide Noul ,rudly
uud,ra hi,hyl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-04

\ tvlygmm WAS received this
morning hy W n. Ba~ from
Oakland. or, informing him that
ht, ,lcp-luhyr Mr. John II Mr'~,
had hllyu nom h,- barn the day
preceding aud had died from his
injuries, No further particulars
an, givuD John n, Mip's wa, one
the ploncvrr uf Douglas county lie
Wa, horu near Xiuv~yillc, Ohio, jan,
Nth, lSsa, rmigmIcd tu Iowa la iSh
and Ia Ovgou m lNhA lie located
ou his pr~,nt farm the next spring,
and hu- continued tu reside thrpun
ever siny,. lie leaves U witc and
-iN children, AN of ap, also four
,trp-,hildru. Mir aud Mn, Ryar
leave thi, evening to hc present at
the funeral
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-04
LOCAL And GENERAL NEWS
I,.Fiyri l,,ooud Of DOing 10 liIy dnd
Country
PiLK COUNTY REplBLi'AN>.
Taey Place Good Ticket IN 'n'
Pisid Warren Truitt TO Manage
the Campaign.

rh. Polk county republican con-
y,ptiou. composed Of cighty-threc
delegate. met at Dallas yesterday
and ulaeod ip nomination the fol-
lowing ticket. Delegates to the state
convention. s. y Griggs Mon
mouth: J. X. Cooper, Independence;
Warren TrultL Dallas; \. Il. Ken
ardson. Bucna Vista; VIM. savage,
Dallas: j. II. Henry, Mccoy; state
senator. r.. j. Hatch, Of Mccoy,
representatives, r. :. Powell OF
Monmouth. and G. q. Fisher, Of
Dallas: sheriff, Ira smith, Of In
dependcnce: county clerk, &. q,
Coad. of Dallas; county Judge, John
Stouncr, Ballston; c"hnty com
missioner. B. +. McIcncb, Of Spring
Valley. and g. W. Melee OF
Dallas county treasurer, Wm. Ellis,
oC Dallas; school superintendent,
T.. G. Pcntlnnd, Of Monmouth;
county surveyor, Frank Butler OF
~ymcu-c. county n--essor, "rreh
Campbell, of Dallas; county coroner,
DR.. T.. l.. Kctchum, Of lndepcn-
dcnrr: chairman county central
committee. Warren Truitt, Dallas.
The ticket In the main Is Il good
ouc aud great deal stronger than
ihnt nominated 10y the democrats.
Ell. Hatch. the nominee for state
senator. isu son Of Deacon Hatch,
of this city, aud was raised in Na-
lem. Hrisu young man ot sterling
Integrity, more thm ordinary hu-i-
mess capacity and mhomdcd popu-
lnrlty wherever hr II known. lie
j. far superior to Dave Scnr~, the
democratic nominee, ga every re-
.prct although hr lacks that
un,lcmmu's ability iu political
rhimucry T. j. Hatch viii be the
next -utvspuutor from Polk county.
The two nominees for representa-
tivr- are good men, which
m-urr- q solid republican DELEGATION
FROM Polk county Ina thcurNt session.
Mkyu ull through the ticket
averages we'll and with good active
work uu the part ot r'puhllyUu~ the
dcmncmts ruu hr defeated. The
election of Nurru Fruit aus chair
man or the county central cum-
mItlyy, mcuu~ th1t mo- effort viii be-
.pavd tu elect every man ou the
ticket frm senator down tu coroner
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-04

Articles of the Monmouth Board
of Improvement were yesterday
hlcd i'm the oilcv Of the SECRETARY OF
state: ncoupon,tors, }. H. V, hut
lcr \. u. Guws, r. ;, Powell, +.
l.. Cmapbcll, u, r. stanley; capital
stock, Sio,UOO; principal otiicc Mon
mouth, Polk county The object of
this Incorporation &, To advertise
Monmouth, and Induce immigration
thvrJo and busiuy>, therein; to buy
and sell nal y-tatc, aud personal
contract iov aud have
vDvtcd buildings, and do "a general
hu,ldiug and contracting business;
own ami olvutc Warehouses and
manuiuvgoriv> buy, build and lriSc
telegraph AND telephone lines, and
do whatever else d, uc,vs,ary tn
vurrN uuJ the obivct, or the mcor~
IuutIou,