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wlfe Mardsr ana aulelds

CHARLEsTOs, = G. sept . In York
County to-day. Vs. B Boyd. a white
man, shot his wife and th3u killed him.
self Mrs Boyd lived about an hour
Boyd moved - Arkansas. with his wife
some years ago. and returned without
her. claiming 10 have been divorced
The fate of tho second wife suggests
that he may have murdered bis first
fetfg
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Minister and Others provnss

WiNNmKo. Man, Sept q. a Wesf
sclkirk special ~ tho Freo Press saws.
During q storm on Lake Winnirer IN
sunday night last boat r0uisfoir, !,
nnfnbcr ~ mtl bands and Rev Mr
hchahe was sHampod. and it is sun
posed al were drowned Two bodies
have been washed ashore. Details are
meagcr, and great anxiety exists heye
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1EEEfWoOD. Miss. Sept q Ceorre
Alien. ono of Tho principal leaders la
The late troubles in LcG0rc County. ana
tho villain who shot bis own hrother bs-
cause ho refused ~ go with tho rioters.
has been captured az Indianola. sun.
Flower County. a deputy sheriff hrs
been sent thcre 90 Identify and bring
bin back 20 the scene ~ bis crimes
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Blsmarsk Ordered 90 oar work

BsmfS. sept r. Prince Bismasck's
physician has ordered him To absiain
Tor the present from an pubiic business.
Ho is suffering with infamed rolns.
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has fallen hers as Intervals q, iee rsss
faFty e.rht huars Dispatches feem
Eastern ara ~eataarn ArEarsls tbla
the u.nfaIi t1 he FraL fear, sfe
entertained ihat rgitan alll te sefie1siF
l.--.-L
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A RoARINa MONSTER.
1as Escaping from tho Great Well NJ up
per ssndusiy mt tho nste Of sixty Miiiios
Cubic Feet Fer Day.

urrfn SAsDusNy, o., Sept 9.--Thc
greatest excitement prevails In this city
over tho monster gas well discovered
here Saturday. Over sovon thousand
people visited tho we'll to-day. coming
from twenty 10 thirty miles around. 4
measurement made this evening by OK
pcrts from Lancaster and Findlay Pat
the How Of tho well at between Gfty and
sixty million cubic foot per day. It is
completely uncomfortable, and IS un-
doubtedly tho greatest producer IN tho
United states. Experts az Pittsburgh
have been sent for 70 got the rnQnstor
under control.
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Mr.. HamlIton'. vIetIm NJ

ArLANrlc CRY. y. j.. sept a.-Ycs.
terday nurse Donneliy, who vas stabbed
BY Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton. was able
- get up and walk about her room,
and 'hen 20 30 dows stairs. There is
ne devbi 81 her apPesrsnea hsfers ths
Frsna iaFy en Tuesday
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TrnnA ALTA. w. Va sept The
unhefnatorial Committee yesterday y
threw QUE four Fleming votes and teen-
ty-nine Coz votes in the counties q
Tucker, Marion and Monongaiis. MAKE
ing a net gain Of twenty-four for Flom-
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fttrInfprru Neh. sept A
heavy frost Cen here lass nighL Mech
cora Fiil Pee injured. a. only on ths
Dry. high land sas she or1u Gus of dan.
ger
DonoE cagrFn. Nina. spa IA
acagy frost in the north parf q thir
county last night did considerable dam
ego to thc corn crop
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WasmyGros, Sept IA mob at Tu-
vernH Ala, burned a post-oficc Il
which q colored man bad been appointed
postmaster The Government rotalistea
~ disseminating the oflce at gia,
point
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utfmhN. ~ 81 Sept T-s1id has
been discovered al Prince Lodge. sever
milcs from fhis city There nro faas
leads. said i9 be on iine with tha o.
nous Montague leads at Wagcrly. ard
pronounced o. d. Forg rich
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PEEiS, sept "a decree has boor
issued ordering ihe bcrinnirr of ross
sn 'he proposed rsllrss - usrsev
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Marshall /: College,
The State Normal School.
HUNTINGTON, WEST VA.

THos. +. HoDeEs, A M. Principal
MISS MABELLE ScoTT.)
Miss EMMA FoRDYcE, Assista's.
Miss Lulu STEWART,
Miss LILLE KNIGHT, Music.
Fall Term begins Sept. 3, 1850.
Winter Term begins Dec. 2, 1880.
Spring Term begins March 10, 1890.
students can Enter at any Time.
The State Normal School Is nm inE,itnt'on
primarily designed for the professional train
Ing OF teachers The course Of instruction.
however embraces The Academic a. well ~
the professional, tho former being intended
10 prepare students for the state Univeraity,
or NJ them for the active duties OF lifc.
Special facilities are afforded for the teach-
ing OF Physiology
TUITION FREE
To all students having Normal appointments
Apply TO your County superintendent OF
schools for an appointment.
FoT further Information or Catalogue ap-
ply TO tho Principal, Huntington. West Va.
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THE Loo COLLEGE.
Tho i7sd Aoni,sr.srS 81 a.. rossa.,is.
gsisbrafed.

PnILADEtrniA. sept 9. Although
yesterdays celebration, commemorative
OF tho foundation ~ tho historical old
Log college, was distinctly a f'roshytr-
rian celebration In is inception. ths
event called out persons ~ every relig.
ions denomination, and the speakers
and others taking prominent part IN Tho
exercises, we're Of all shades ~ politics.
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Published Erery Wednesday.

Advertising rates reasonable, aud
made known on application.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
salem had so,,.

From many different sources come
complaints that Salcm's small bows
nr guilty Of many rude aud uugrn.
llemanly performances. A lady in
Nouth salem was grossly iusultcd by
IA band ot these hoodluns "a few days
ago aud this morning rs crowd of
boy, were ON their way To school
they demolished a young peach trcc
la their cndeayor TO bear away some
blossoms Parents should give their
boys good lcclur, II nothing moro.
I'"chcn should also try and have
them realize that gcutlcmanN dc.
mcauor is "a jewel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
The Granrs. And Rull Ron.

Marion county Pomona Grange
at IA regular meeting held at Jeiler
Son on March 18th, unanimousl,
adopted the following resolutions
WHEREAS, One OF the flIndn.
mental principles of the Patrons OF
Hushandry Is, that our national,
state aud municipal government cx.
penscs should be borne 10y an equal
hhd Just taxation OF all property,
therefore bc II
Resolved, by Marion county
Pomona Grange, =. of H., that we,
ns IA body of producers, representing
that class Of citizens, who bear morr
than their Just proportion of taxes,
most cmphatically lyendorso theactlon
of the governor m vctoing the Port
land water bill, aud also the minor
ily la sustaining his action.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
SUPREME COURT.

SALEM, March IA, 1889.
w. s. Haines VS.. Thomas Hall
appeal from Union county; motion
for rehearing denied. Opinion by
Lord, J.
May Davis, resp, vs.. s. p. Slad
den, app. appeal from Lane county
judgment Of court below affirmed.
Opinion by Strahan, J.
J. Il. StOddard, resp, VS.. Robert
Nelson, app. appeal from Multno-
nah county argued and submitted.
J. II. Stoddard, attorney for resp. ;
J. G. Moreland, attorney for app.
Marx and Jorgensen, resp, VS..
T.. NJ. Croisan, app. appeal from
Marion county; argued and sub
mitted. N. b Knight, attorney for
resp. Ford and Kaiser attorneys
for app.
Woodruff ct al. app, vs. Douglas
county, resp. motion for rehearing
denied.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
"A Ip,rsrllc ola Ii,n.

II, W, Savage, living yast of IA,
city, has "a common old harm yarI
hen that for Industry aud energy
takes the cake About the hpt
at January she camo mum her nest
with a brood or chicks, which she
las hccn suc,Vssnll In Wranlur and
IA 'hc meantime laid thirty eggs.
Now she leaves her nest with a
~NOnd hrs,d of chickens. IN,
little ones arr running around the
yard and viii make early "hys.u
Raising chickens Ia ODegon viii
sancly pay Come To Oregon 10
live.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
rfsrsrna lrrr,,l,,l.n.

This morning the Opgon land
e,anlany puNhased the quarter
hl'ok ~ John Y. Wilson on Com.
mefoiAls'roei, south Of Marion sluaP,
The property Is lShxlOS E,ct, aud has
SSfnAll house aud hap ON H. The
consideration was ROO0
10 illustrate how rapidly Salem
city propeFty Is increasing ia valua.
uen h may bS stated that this entire
hall elcok, the other quarter having
= nile house on Il, sold a little over
'hNS years Ago hor kSaSO How a
that for riscs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
IlentEsnsrln.nt

You cannot afford Ia waste tim
IA experimenting when your lung
ar IN danger, Consumption al
ways sscns at hnst only a cold. II,
not pymlI any dealer Ia impoae up-
on lnN with sumo cheap limitation
~ Dr. Kings New Discovery EI
consumption, Coughs, and Colds.
out Dc sum you get the genuine
ti'Nunso he can make more profit ne
may tell you he has something inst
a. guS-d, % just the same. Don't H.
de'clNed, bat insist upon getting
hr. Kings New Discovery. which
- guarantccd 60 give Nllef la All
lhnat, Lung and Chest ati,rtions
! tai bottles nv AZ nr. IA. W. Cox's
Drug store l.Argo bottles on.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.

y starch factory is one of the new
enterprises proposed at Eugene. Tn,
manager will be New York man
1t is said that J. T. Black of Hal.
sey has fallen helrto large fortune
IN Canada, and has gone there to
look after it.
John Syron Of Red Prairie, Polk
county is one hundred years old.
lie Is quite strong, and looks to be
not over eighty.
y heavy storm occurred at sbedds
lhe other day. Hail fell 10 the
depth of an I.ch, some of the stones
being one and a quarter inches in
diameter
Those interested are urging tb.
speedy establishment of the proposed
maven OF refuge at point near Bar
low, Alaska. A building will bs
erected under the direction Of the
revenue marine service.
Already We hear people taIkino
about having chad new potatoes
ior dinner" ON such and sucb a
DAY 1t will require a good country |
TO equal Oregon. The idea OF pe,,, |
potatoes in March!
Last June the editors Of the lead.
.nS agricultural papers OF the county
Visited northern Montana and
orn'ed stock company with $SOO.. \
w capital to found colony and
'u,lu town. The proposed town
VIII he located In the center Of the
rae" $40 by 100 miles In extent
''ng north OF the Missouri river IN
ne northeast cotner Of the territory
I'd viii be situated across the r,vsr I
ON Fort Belknsp.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15

Our correspondent sends US the
following items Of interest to the
Patrons Of Husbandry:
Thursday, March l4th, Marion
County Pomona met with Chehul-
pun. The turnout was good, with
splendid dinner and interesting
talks. State Lecturer Simpson
spoke on subjects Of interest to
farmers.
The meeting in Howell Prairie
will likely result in the reorganiza-
ton Of Howell p. g. at that place.
Many in the neighborhood Of
Squirrel Hill are inquiring concerning
the Grange. and If managers will
exercise judgement and build up
Oranges in the country instead Of
in the cities and around saloon
centers, the order will flourish in
Marion county as 1t does in Linn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
The Revival Tonight.

Unless Studd and Burke decide to
stay In Salem another week their
revival services will close with this
evenings meeting. This is their
tifth week in Salem and while
their labors have not been rewarded
10y u large number Of direct conver-
sions, still they have aroused deep
Interest aud sown many good
seeds which will in due season de-
velop, They have set many TO
thinking.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
The santlam Mines.

w. II. Anglin il down from the
Santiam country and reports
renewed activity in the mines of the
Santiam at an early day. He is
now workingthe famous "Santiam"
claim, where four years ago two Of
the miners had their limbs frozen
off, He says the dirt is already
paying well, the highest reaching
F03 to the ton. They are now work.
ing 10 seven foot vein. He is in
town for supplies and tools and will
return tomorrow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
W CT O. EIestIop .

At the annual meeting Of tn,
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of Salem held March IL, th,
following officers were elected foi
the ensuing year President, Mrs.
&. w. Scrlber; vice-presidents, Mrs.
Il. S. Wailuce, Presbyterian church;
Mrs Is. w. Cooke, Congregational
church; Mrs. /. &. Davis, Baptist
church; Mrs. n. Holm, Evangelical
church; Mrs. NJ. NJ. McIntlre, Chris
tinn church; Mrs. =. B. Lcabo,
Methodist Church; c. n. Cook,
Episcopal church. Secretary, Mrs.
T.. J. Royal; assistant secretary,
Mp, NJ Jory; treasurer, Mrs. G. w.
Stevens.
A vote Of thanks was unani-
mously rendered Mrs. A.Stevcns and
the gentlemen who 80 kindly bought
the stove for the hall.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
rHE JAIL GUARDED.


Last week at Ashland a force Of
men In the employ OF the Western
Union telegraph company com.
menoed work stretching A new
copper wire from that city To Port.
land IL Is the frst copper wine
used north Of California, and. To-
ge,heF with the hsulatsrs used.
viii cost S6SOOO. That win msls
four Ntres along this line
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15

There ARE quite number of hop
yards being set out this spring,
which will make about one hundred
acres In hops within u radius of
three miles of Geryais, says the Ga
hettc, II will require many more
pickers than heretofore to harvest
the coming crop,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
CAPITAL CITY NEWS.
Recital Of h, Daily Doings Compiled From
Various Sources.
happenings over the City and News
From the Country.
A New Bridge System.

WV bNAAAF HgAtN@s
We have 10 axe 10 grind, no In
terest I'm the matter, save as one Of a
large an increasing public, but when
we see 30 much I'm local papers about
the need Of bridges over streams 1t
seems n pity that the new system Of
pontoOn bridges, like that adopted
for the Missouri river at Nebraska
City, shall not be introduced in Ore
gon. II is the cheapest, handiest
bridge In the world, and Is never
destroyed by floods. A child can
open and close II on navigable
streams for boats to pass. Drift
pluBges beneath II. The company
does business at Nebraska City, and
its bridges are being adopted all over
that region. II costs but $4,000
10 bridge the mighty aud uncontrol-
able Missouri, with long approaches.
A mere trihe would bridge most
other streams.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15

The L, $. Engineers steamer
Willamette yesterday afternoon
started ou her way up the river.
She will engage IN carrying rock TO
oe used In the rcyctmont at Cor
wallis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15

IL IN generally tnuvrdri by physi,i.r.
lhAl Ahoul Ouvhalf ut the tslpulation IN
.nc Nn'trd states arv SUFFERING mum In.
ulgestloh ana Dyspepsia, hurried eatiny
ahu hnpWlsr ulAsiivaiiOn and tnsaliVI'.
,,ivn w. ~ lo>,d are the principal causcs u.
henleN lAndcllNn lOnic strengthens ana
lnN9vfatcs the digestive Organs and IN
Aolsa onc "a enjoy hearty meal Withouf
any unplcasNnt amer cneais.
eild by n W, Matthews a 10.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15

fhOusands arr anaicted Win A.
@ sne hlanvy and Urinary Onfaps 49,, - vi
~ eltenee, ralhvr than ninke e,,,,'l,
tnsiI trooeles- 10 an those sffii,,,it' gu y
-, IN IA = s.,ie and speedy rcmciy m 49,
kerh.' .,si'eS ..i''.S, tsa, shich Is oomsosrd ~
aus warranted n0i 4, ,Sei..ir ~ ~ urteon,
ieY Aina A tev doses aaord ibs,ess,,a s,a %
sold ~ D, ", NathsvsAca
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
rns A,,lam All Right.

No new eases Of smallpox have
developed at the asylum. II is safe
To say theV viii be- no more. The
one patient Is doing well, and the
attack viii not he serious with him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15

The Albany Democrat saws il
knows 50 far as quality Is concerned
the salem girls arc not surIassed
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15

NslnF ~ this chanFoablc citu,.t. A A.
NnNSNtt " pfssgfNg q fair g,tupieK tott 80
~ .sif slaicfe arr annoyud ~ r,,urhr-..
Nee eAln, ehaIa. rud nusa. gin lf
s.,'... I. l,.>tne = applied 10 ght nace and
e-.i1f ANNA aha mofuing, a cluaF and
~s-AiA} wanEleA ton can - ItIrsrr,rd
n,la ~ n ", hutheus N1
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15

Genuine new huckwheat flour.
AMI a hnc article Of table syrup, AZ
the Nnngr storS ~ State street
Salem. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
LOCAL SUMMARY.

For your Paints, Oils, etc., go 10
| Gilbert d Patterson's. d-lm
Judge Walton is recoveing,
after an illness of a few days.
Painless dental operations at
| DR.. r. G. Smith, 92 STATE street. IT,
-Stayton's tile factory is quite an
institution and turns out much
work.
-Jenniton apples are selling in
Salem retail markets at 81 per
bushel.
J. H. Haskins Of East Portland
was in the city yesterday and went
this morning to Albany.
The river is rising and there is
no doubt but that logs will soon be
started down.
"A marriage license was this
afternoon issued to Alex. Campbell
and Jennie Waldo.
Dan Ling of Parkersburg sold
700 bushels of potatoes a few days
ago at four cents per bushel.
DIR. J. NJ. Keene was last night
summoned to Fairfield, where his
father is lying at deaths door.
The Beardsley. Perryman trag-
edy continues to be the all-absorbing
topic of conversation on the street.
The Occident is again on the
Salem and Portland run. She was
taken OF on account of the low
water.
We are safe in saying that the
of Burke and Studd will
for another week at the
Presbyterian church.
From reports it would seem that
-he mumps and measles epidemic
mas visited all sections of the county
Turing the past few weeks.
Trains continue to be delayed
IN this mountain divisions of the o,
4 G. They Will be running on
ime by tomorrow if no more slides
,ccur.
Thomas Cautield has just re-
urned from Santa Clara county,
AL, where he spent the winter.
lie left his son there, who is attend
ng school.
A Dilley, one of Salem's pain Il
ers, who has been sick nearly all
'inter, was able to be on the street s
his morning, though very weak. u
While standing III the sun he faint
i, but was soon restored and taken
ONE.
Oregon offers untold induce
tents to the immigrant. The Will
mette valley is the best part of
regon. OF this garden spot Salem
thC CculSI' III salem Is the gfOc-
y store of Squire Farrar, where
ices are always low and goods as
presented. If
Farm of 1880 acres, u mifes S.
of city in Polk county, a acres
cultivation, balance timber, good
ing of living water; ysfy slightly.
Ily $50 per acre. TWN corner lots
North Salem neM the school
use at $3.50 each, and big list of =
rgains not mentioned. -
DUNCAN, ELLIS Il BOOTH.
SO, State st.
The Albany Democrat would in
uate that Salem is envious of her
ghbors, while the truth is that
are pleased to learn of and take Tn
assure in noting the progress of
cities of the valley, Albany
Ong the rest Tho unbu;II;,,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
GENERAL AFTERMATH.

As stated in the first report, the
feud between the two men was one
Of long standing. 1t dates, itmight
be said, from Perryman's arrival in
the little Eola, in 1884. Since that
time he and Beardsley have had
many quarrels and troubles. Their
first fight occurred in August 1886,
when Perryman struck Beardsley,
who was unarmed and could not
defend himself, over the head with a
monkey wrench. Beardsley s
wounds were severe, and bis recov-
cry slow. The next open battle was
in May of 1883, when Beardslev,
Mrs. Beardsley told the reporter), |
WALKING on two canes, was at tackled |
Dy Perryman." He was seriously !
injured, one rib being broken aGd |
his mouth torn to his cheek, and .
his eye dlslocated For this offense
Perryman was indicted and fined
200 at the December term of court
n Polkcpunty. For the first ofiense
le was also punished. His last fine
vas raised 10y his friends.
No new facts developed during
hr coroners examination, and the
rport of the killing was substantially
= reported yesterday. Either shot
.ould have killed him, the first TAX
lg eiltct in the heart and the second
4 the back.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
80, State St.

The Albany Democrat would in
slnuate that Salem is envious of her
ueighbors, while the truth is that
we are pleased to learn of and take
pleasure in noting the progress of
the cities of the valley, Albany
among the rest. The upbuilding of
the state will benefit this city and
all the cities of the state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
MIR. WHITES STORY

The old man who accompanied
Mr.. Beardsley to Dallas, when Civ
ing his testimony before the coroner,
said his name was w. w. White.
He lived in Eola, and across the
street from Beardsley. Yesterday
morning just before the old fsud
came to its terrible ending he was in
his yard and saw the deceased, II.
i. Perryman, and one Of the Jordan
boys coming from Strains store.
He saw Perryman take two or three
steps forward, raise bis hand and
throw a rock, while young Jordan
put his hand in his pocket as if to
get n weapon. Then he heard
gun shot and saw Perryman fall,
and as he was falling heard another
shot.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-15
SOME ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
Old Mr.. Whites Story And The Cor.
Oner's Jury's Verdict.

The following additional particu-
lars Of the Beardsley-Perryman kill
ing are gathered this morning.
The coroner was conducting the
examination yesterday afternoon
when the JOURNAL reporters left the
scene of the bloody fatality. Their
labors were completed yesterday
evening, and the following
VERDICT WAS RENDERED.
We, the jury summoned TO inquire
into the cause Of the death Of
Thomas L. Perryman, of Eola, do
find that said PeTryman, at the
hour between 7and o'clock of the
l4th day Of March, 1889, came to his
death from the effect of two gun
shot wounds, produced by the dis
charge of a shotgun in the hands of
o. P. Beardsley, of Eola, Polk cOun-
ty, Oregon.
Dated this 14th day Of March, A.
d., 1889, at EOla precinct, Polk
county, Oregon.
r. G. PENTLAND,
s. w. ALLEN.
JAMES JONES,
THEOPHILUs STEIGER,
s. u. GWIN,
II. NJ. LINES.