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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-26

Transact General Agency Business.
OPERA HOUSE, Court Street. SALEM OREGON.
great variety of very desirable property for
SALE and business altogether confined
actions able to furnish purchasers without claiming
unreasonable commissions.
Our long residence in this country and familiarity with condition
and pecuaes render judges where the best lands
to be found and purchases made.
We Oregon-of greatness; especially
property no risks will be profitable than bank stocks Our
soil and climate not exceed and people finding Now
the time TO buy
the most reasonable sS terms '''
The following partial properties
offering for sale.
house small orchard road by the place Payment down, balance
acres "ss o% from Gssy So0S " "se a"1 & sr" @ @
si7.5O per acre.
dss s @ stock % %s VIII %%G SO SO
7s yo"ns ss 5 of an s,ss rps %
barn orchardsel stock ifwaned $27 per
@ % s% s" % soS S @ S % n%s a S "c
part summeowed Part payment down balance time $2b
peracre.
@ % miles east Of SALEM all @ nc2 go@ % 6a sso
per acre. ''''' ''''' '''
7 End mI n east ] n% m e9 m I E o Gr @ and os
finely $15 per
fine orchard onealf mile fIon' P Crop
with place. Possession given at sale Price S24OO
adjning east ho"se1nrn and
be worth double present price soon. $1,000
s5oacres cultivation houses and
anSm~h oehsfdeny Of rlnng % MGeGG G Geer & stock @ amS
fields and bargain for IIalfdown balance
pow~dne pasture along
pursaser Onehalf down balance long time Sl7
%ls from d acres il @ and n cans Ssr r
some wanting garden property. $1,000.
store & Of @ q Win wares ] T" a 5000 @ also
better grain section in the Willamette Valley
Good house with o"Spf acre @ Of ""d il North se"car street car
Salem mill creek with good house and barn.
We offer @ @s @ 80 g 10 s s il q M f. an Mas aGU" ns "o
the highest grou1d salem Overlooking city
plain all the State Buildings with the Coast and Cascade
lasting snow peaks
Prompt Attention Given to All inquiries
WILLIS & CHAMBERLIN
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, COURT ST.,
hI0HrnNr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15

SIX AZ SEvsg SF Esge
Company are supplied VIII WA ef
rom Never Failing prings --nich noN
rom the sierra SeVads ~ analysis
ihIsyyater Is shown ID y. perfectly irse
rom all impurities The mains OF thls
company having been laid IN all the
rfucipal streets OF the cry. the watc
s rendered available 20 al! within u "
efty jiraits. Families, Hotels, h2rs
stables. etc. surpH7d On iavora'i
arms
CARSON AFTER COMPANY
I,hcs next 10 Wslls Va~gn 4 CHS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

vvGG CaZas. Ces7TE'.ATy.-Lo-
cation of principal place Of busi-
~. Carson City, \ vada. Location of
works, ovens Valley, Inyo county
alif rria.
sort f There re lie il quent upon
IA fOlrnwiav desc bed. siOcH, on nc
.s1 AFT ASse~Slu- y :, levied on thH
eighth day al Aug, $50, The several
mo. MS - opp s-itst - the names III
lie resp. {. ~ 81 rnlo der-. IS fo low:
lma,tn 9iShop, Certific 'ieS M. Il. y. J
"A x. 80. 3 IS 81 A. ii. L.. 4S Il. d. Al. a
N. ~, 81, il, s., 50. 81 s., 100 shares eaca
so
Name. Cert. Shares- Amt
John White 90 100 10
nd in accordance w law. and an
order II na Board 81 Directors made on
ne Ssh dav aug 1883, 80 many shares
of enrn parcel OF sucB stuck as may be
necessary viii be SOLD at pub IL auciion
Al tue Office of he Company, at the Bull
lion & Exchange Bank, -Outheas 90
cor az Carson ana Proc or stree s. Car
son CITY, New, on THURSDAY, the 20 "a
,iat of aug, 1889, at the aour II
one fDO'cIac< z. NJ of said aN, to pay
aud oe,f9uuent as eSsm ent thereon, To
gether with costs OF advertising ana
exp nses of sale.
T. z. HOFFR,
s~ccretnry
Office Atthe Bullion and Exchange
Bank corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets CaTson CIV Nevada luheot
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15

500 to $780, " ssrs'nH f ss1 u Be
Agents pref erred who can furnish their own
horses and give their whole time to the business.
spare moments may be prohtahiy em 'loyed
.,so few yacancie. in towns ard cities B.
z. JeHsso. l. Co., Iaaa Main st, hi'nmoha,
Va maya hs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15

Nervous anu pnN 81
cal Dehility, S,n'nai eak mes
Spremafo rrhse. s'Fo~fFs-s~risae Emissions
Impotency, Exhausted vit4'tty, p-rm ,ture be-
cline and Lss-S OF Mi<ssSbDD, in
I'll ~ cosn gsitcat2osss. aad frssEp
WRIT 'ver rRu~c fsr sti0pet. II en-
rich and puriiies the Blood, Str,E,,thens the
Nerves. Brain, Muscles lrgestion, ve2roduc-
tive Organs, AMI PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties.
Il stops all unnatural and debilitatine drain
upon tn system preventing involuntary losses,
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with .he
urine, etc, destructive to mind and body.
Il is a sure eliminatur of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAIN $. It contains NO
injurious ingredients. 10 those suffer-
ina frStrn the avi effects ef youth
tai inHtscretiOn ~ excess. ~ speedy
thorough ssy'i 81 Esssssrs,t ga r. g.
~ tasis q y TE n. Price, so pet
bottle or five bottles in Gaze, wiz ;ul direc-
tons and advice, sac sent -ecure from vv-
s~rvation to any address upon the receipt Of
prics, or q. o. %. 10 tie had only q
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15

AZ ssEsas
ST. s,u... 4 e a.
iszs ReueSs
ass "A n sr ~
=& ss is the
legitimate result
Of over twenty
years practical va
THO t. y q GIL Y
Qualified fsBA
u A TIE PHYSI-
JiAN of one OF
The hi hest me :
ca' cole ge {
h u 70 p Z a d
CURE > W l T II
\ Z A l. | y G
& + X T AIN 4 Y
Na~,-,attu AID pbx q.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-23
PROGRESS AT JOHNSTOWN.
Relief Work Still Activc-Business
Good-Another Body Recovered.

Relief Work Still Activc-Business
GOod-Anothcr Body Recovered.
The Board OF Inquiry at Johnstown, Pa,
has been in every ward in tho devastated dis
trict, and yet over fivo hundred orders have
not been called for. There aro over thou
sand cases yet that have not been rated, and
night sessions will be held until they can be
classified. In the meantime clerks are pre-
pairing tabulated statements from which tho
State Commission will draw deductions to
make q basis for the final distribution.
Business Is good and tnoss merchants who
have an established trade ore hard worked.
Mr.. John Thomas says their firm did the big
gest months business i'm July ever known In
their history. rhe merchants here have oil
received much encouragement from thoss
with whom they dealt, and 1t Is largely due
to the generous treatment they have received
that many Of them are now in business.
A meeting Of business men was hold to
take steps toward determining the liabilities
of the South Fork Fishing Club for the dis
sster, Committees were appointed and funds
will he raised to help mako the suit OF John
Thomas 81 Sons against the club a test one.
Tho body OF a fittoen-year-old girl was
found near the business part OF Main street.
Ii was covered with ground and remarkably
we'll preserved.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-23
AUGUST CROP REPORT.
The Accounts Generally Favorably-
No Harm from Wet Weather.

The Accounts Generally Favorably-
No Harm from Wet Weather.
The August crop report Of tho Department
Of Agriculture says corn has m ide an i'm
provement during the past month OF ~
points, and is now less than one point lower
than at the same date last year. The August
return OF condition has not stood more than
one point higher during tho past nine years,
md the present return has been cqualled but
three times during that period. The i'm
provement Is quite generally distributed
throughout the country, following favorable
growing weather and sufficient rainfall.
Spring wheat has suffered a further falling
off during the month, the decline amounting
to nearly three points Condition is now
nearly three points higher than 1887, and one
above that Of 1886. With these exceptions,
it is the lowest since tho very small crop OF
1881. Minnesota records some improvement
s nee last report, but in Dakota ther, Is a
further decline from tho same causes notod
last month Dakota is now the largest spring
wheat State. and the very low condition
there reduces the general average. In the
rest Of the spring wheat district condition is
generally good.
The quality Of the crop will be better than
usual.
The August crop eport makes the condition
Of )tton 80 Ban advance OF nearly two po nts
Improvement is noted In five States, while
Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi shows lower averages Rains have
been frequent and general except In portions
of Texas. Damage is attributed to excess Of
moisture.
North Carolina has hal too much rain, de-
lay ing cultivation. In South Carolina con-
dition has been improved, though some
damage from rain. Alabama returns show
the crop promising. Mississippi reports con-
| rlition lower on account OF excessive rain.
Louisiana had rains rather too much for bot.
tom lands. The crop In Texas, with few
days Of dry weather, will be all right. In
Arkansas the plant is In vigorous condition
and improving rapidly. Tennessee has ex-
cess OF moisture.
The averages of condition hy States are:
| Virginia, G3; North Carolina, 80; south Car
| olina, 30; Georgia. 81: Florida, 95; Alabama,
%; Mississippi, SS; Louisiana. %; Texas, Of
Arkansas. %; Tennessee. 7S.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-23
LOST HIS ALL AT JOHNSTOWN.
&C. VESTS Mind Fails Under the Loss
of Home. Kin and Fortune.

A. G. VESTS Mind Fails Under the Loss
of Home. Kin and Fortune.
II pathetic story of individual destitution
and misery resulting from the Johnstown
flood was developed at the office of the De-
partner of Charities, at Pittsburg, Pa. A.
g. West, well-known on tho day of the flood
as the largest carpet dealer OF Johnstown,
Is a physical and mental wreck as sequel
to the disaster. He IL houseless, homeless,
and wanderer on tho facs Of the earth.
Not blessed with single cent the formerly
we'll to-do merchant Is an object Of pity.
Although loser to the extont of so, QUO at
least by the food, no has not received a single
copper from the Relief Committee. After
partially recovering his health, shattered by
the loss Of his family and exposure, no was
shipped Off to Pittsburg with the magnih-
cent sum Of 81 in his pocket MIR. West on
the day Of the flood was more fortunate than
any Of his relatives. His wife. three children,
father, mother, two sisters and brother
were swept away by the angry torrents. He,
In company with Mr.. Coleman and his three
daughters, were shut in q room and made the
exit from the windows, standing on no1t-
ing organ They were in the water thirty
six hours, and when sescued were barely
alive.
West is almost six feet high, and previous
to the accident was vigorous and muscular
The immersion and mental shock caused by
the loss Of his people completely unnamed
him, and he was in the hospital for some time,
and was only re eased lecause 1t was feared
that he would become violently insane II
kept in confinement He went to tho house
Of a friend, II. M. Lynn. The sight OF MIR.
Lynn's children completely unnerved him,
however, and he canuot romain In an apart
ment with thom. The name OF Johnstown
effects him powerfully. He starts ut the
word and trembles rs il afflicted with palsy.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-23
CHAPTER vi.
DETECTIVE BASCKER.


"You are the man I am expecting"
said Boyden, with evident satisfaction,
as he resumed his seat; and, pointing
to "a chair On the opposite side of the
table, he continued, please he seated"
Mr.. Banckcr accepted the proffcred
chair, placing his hat beneath it, and
then proceeded to attach his keen vision
upon the face before him.
"Mr. Bancker," began Boyden, twist
ing round and round the third finger of
his left hand an elegant snake ring,
cmbcllishcd with diamonds, as he
spoke, "for the first time i'm my life 1
find myself obliged to employ a person
of your profession.
AS Mr.. Banckcr did not utter word,
scarcely winkcd an cyclid, Boydcn was
obliged to proceed.
care you prepared to undertake the
responsibilities of murder case?" in
quired he.
Quite prepared, sir" was the laconic
reply.
"Then will give you the circum-
stances of the case in nutshell. My
uncle, Mr. Orrin Clifford, of Boston,
went abroad eighteen months ago in
search of health. He took with him
his trusted bodyscrvant, one Nicholas
Garland, and Garland's daughter, q
pert, forward mink, anywhere from fif-
teen to eighteen years of age"
What Office did tho girl fill, sir ?"
inquired the detective.
Merely baggage; but her father was
afraid to leave her at home for fear she
might get into trouble. so my uncle,
Mr.. Clifford, very kindly consented to
take her along"
"Thank you, SIR"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-23
EXPLOSION OF FIRE-DAMP.
Two Men Fatally Injured I'm q Mine
Near Wilkes Barre.

An explosion Of firedamp took place at
Haddocks mine, at Luzerne Borough. three
miles from Wilkes Barre. Pa, which resulted
In the fatal injuring Of two men and the
serious burning Of third. The three men
were Michael McNamee. James Dsary and
Richard Murray, who were on their way out
of the mine. In coming from their chamber
in distant part OF the colliery they under
took to pass through some abandoned work
ings. They had naked lights on their hats
a violent explosion followed. All three men
were terrible burned. McNamee was not 80
badly hurt and was taken to his home near
the colliery.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-23

Mr.. Dancker had produced note
book, and was rapidly taking votes ir
shorthand, the first OF which was perti
nent and ran as follows:
Clifford murder. Nephew's,, pro,
nounced dislike for the body servants s
daughter"
Finding that his health was rapidly
failing" continued Boyden, "and not
daring to attempt the voyage home, my
uncle hired a place in Devonshire,
England, near Torquay, and went down
to reside. Three weeks ago tomorrow
night, Mr.. Clifford's nurse was drug
ged, and he strangled to death in his
bed"
"By whom, sir?"
BY Grace Garland, the body SER
wants daughter
For what motive, sir2"
Robbery" ~
Indeed? We're you PRESENT.
Present. I was miles away, up in
e<k3k3SkQa. -. ssz- 49, 49,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-23

Grant was tho youngest President at
his first Inauguration.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-12

nolulu, had a rough passage. The
sails were strongly reefed, but so
strong was the wind that the main
topmast and the topgallantmast were
carried away.
Secretary Whitney has issued an
order detaching Commodore George
Belknap from his duty as command
ant of Mare Island Navy Yard, and
ordering him to duty in command of
the Asiatic station to take the place
Of Rear Admiral Chandler, deceased.
The new gunboat Yorktown made
the test trial trips at Philadelphia
entirely satisfactorily to the officers.
4 novel and severe feature of the
trial was starting the vessel ahead at
full speed, and then reversing her
engines make her back under full
head of steam. This was success
fully accomplished. The Yorktown,
a gunboat Of LOO tons, is of the
cruiser type. She cost S445, 900, was
built by Cramp & Sons, and was
launched on April %, 1888. Her es
timated horse power is $500, with a
speed Of is knots. Her main battery
will be six 6-inch breech-loading
rifles; the secondary battery consist
ing Of two Calling guns. two g.
Founders, two S-pounders, one L
FOUNDER, and two 37-millimeter rapid
fire guns
The 6-inch guns for the cruiser
Charleston were shipped from the
Washington Ordnance Foundry to
the proving grounds at Annapolis,
and, after being tested, will be placed
in the vessel, when she will probably
be placed in commission without
waiting for her two S-inch guns,
which have not yet been commenced.
REWARD OFFERED Barque Wan
derinE Minstrel, OF Hongkong, 362 tons.
Last heard Of at Honolulu December,
1887. Reward for later information re-
garding this vessel; apply to 4. S.
MURRAY, 4l2 California street.
The above is from the Commercial
News. It is thought that the cap
tain may have disposed Of the vessel
in the South Pacific, and that the
Minstrel may be wandering under
name without the knowledge
or consent Of the owners.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-12
NaraI Notes.

H. B. NJ. s Triumph Is TO be provided
with new armament.
The British cruiser Amphion is to take
the place Of the corvette Hyacinth on the
Pacific station. The Amphion showed
IA knots on 4 late trial trip,
The Davenport Eng. Naval and Mill
tary Record says: "With the return to
England Of the Diamond from the Aus
tralian station, there Will be only one
wooden corvette serving abroad, viz,
the Saf phire, on the China station"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-12

4-els speech I'd the opening
February oath an
r- zt cordial relations with
a continued 10 exist, the
ua-1zz11s Tor the encroachments
ds SzzI-i-u are SIN Uncompleted and
ro reason 5 anticipated OF q renewal
af .ha Disturbances near Suakim.
Concerning Samoa the Queen says:
II have consented 10 take part in a
conference with Germany and Am
H-1cr AZ Berlin upon the Samoan
rues5on. Tins VIII be a continual
s1ur cf she conference recently held
= Washington ca the same subject"
Increasing expenditures for war
Ilie Tlrsuzratioas incurred by other
E--apsan nations have rendered
necessary an increase Of precautions
hitherto taken for the safety of our
shnres and commerce. The counsels
le- rL5ch other Powers are guided,
and Ehica dispose Of their vast
E1-nas- are al present uniformly
Ersndly 10 England, but l have no
rzrhr 30 assume that this condition is
useessErlly secure from the possibil
III ct change
TarlslEti0n will be submitted for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-12

The lowest bid but one was accepted
in the case of the Fort Street School, the
lowest bidder having already other
schoolhouses TO complete for the Board
Of Education.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-12

@ noo-- thiz hour having been fixed
-u- 11e departure Il al the Oceanic
C-7z-z steamers II future owing
c e- change IL the overland
Ene ralila. the mails now arriv-
San Francisco at s o'clock in
ara mining
sugar Sev-
local 1-akst for refined sugars
tie f-z1 change in many
r- February 23d. prices being
Reduced cent by the California
tia ame-can following
This makes list prices for
zl Sc cents and cube G.
= market s5r raw sugars re
= unchanged al ; GIG cents Tor
- degrees Stocks are firmly held
-e IL LIGHT has reduced
hz estimate O. tie yield in Austria
fll HOBS The Cuban crop viii
srz da5z-t oI ten per cent owing
hurricane II last summer in
cl=-=- VIII tie low test Of the
-Ill Is nos above 9 "a 10 de
some localities The Brazil
estimated .1 show q deici-
rH. tons. and offerings
very light. The
l La= all been mark
eE-sr- a--lT supplies must
from abroad. The
beet sugar is
s at-va the parity of the
market and the iudica-
there VIII be an adj
T--- C- raw sugar IN
-a. l= has been Gus
@ season for several
Lr stocks in Eastern
-luS less than q wear
-a total stocks In the
countries al The world are
- Jess than at this
san Francisco.
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$3.50 g - ~.
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- --p-rated to do a
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r - 5-77-s7oa has boen nassed
az 1-le Board Of Supervisors which
WI rs5-ce the water rates in San
F-a1cisc5 u I6per cent.
IT'S leave ly the Mariposa for Hon
5lulc tlere are booked: Mrs. j. l.
an lL-== Annie DoWsett, \. 5. Bon
iur and ul#a. Cyrus Il Mccormick
81 safe John Cock. Amos Grannis,
4 - and Mss E. 3. Eolger.
- BLrm. q Battery street dry
s merchant was found dead in
er1az morning.
le Ea-laEan-0f the First Ma +
E1nz Bank s. dead.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-12
OH sAE FRANCISCO LETTER.


e - :. Australia leaves to-day
z1 n1o-- this hour having been fixed
f1- IT, departure 4 al the Oceanic
t----7.z-- steamers IN future OWING
1c 1l- change II the overland
-r t-1e ralle. the mails now arriv-
san Francisco at s o'clock in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-12
Cash Assets Jan. Ist, 1884 : s1,59555O.84.

Takes Risks against Loss OF Damage by Fire
on Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery and Furr-
itCrG on favorable terms. AJAEGER
,2l2 " Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-12
EDUCATIONAL.

Tenders for schooIhouses-List of Ac-
cepted Bids.
The undermined tenders for school
houses were opened on Thursday by the
Board of Education. The last one
named in each case being accepted, viz.
EAITUT-rKA HoNoIrIr
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Meet = the naval vessels ~-ith eiecfrie
hshuug riauts an3 the excel.sat reg1ife-
raeats ins4slea upon - tie inspectors
have made the study Il marine dynalnQs
and rlelr necessary driving power q
suf1cleng commercial imporlancs q a.
tract the attention of the American
manufacturers ~ this SEPARATE helt.
Tie result os-n BE- seen in the llastalla-
tons Ia these vessels. which have con-
p.ets plants q engines AID direct driven
dynamcs q tie highest efficiency. "A
Nav bs gathered from thls and ether
similar descriptions. the modern war
saip represents the highest effort u me
cAAnicA skil sad ingenuity. and h-s
become machine of tAe c,stiest pro
ducton- High power guns. togpsdoes,
machinery ot greatest power, improved
methods " ventilation and lighting, al
tend toward much greater expense
than Was occurred twenty u thirty
years ago.