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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
SHERIFF'S SALE,

Sheriff OF Henry county, Ohio
Campbell Il VanCampen, attorneys for Beckett
Napoleon, Ohio Dec. 1889. S6.l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20

aajassed 30 thai they can be swung osss Of
tns way when the room II crowded They
are castiron and walnut. gssded. and xish
walnut tops. and. wifhxI, are pretty and
convenient. A side counter. on the len.
rifs showcases for gents neckwear. with
an EXTENSION running TO the rear Of the
store completes the arrangement for the
sale OF goods
There are vcry many features q, the rev
essabi1hfnent that are noves and handy.
One OF the most noteworthy Is the artificial
light equipment II consists of combination
gas and electric light Jets. liz IN number.
- o. each Kind. Both all Re lsyh.es Al the
sane time, and the result viii be that the
rooEa will be "a bright as day ana the
most delicate shades and coiors can be
clearly distinguished The fixtures are of
solid brass II IL noticeable that wherever
chance OF aao-rnsent is given throughout
the store, polished brass is nearly always
used.
Another feature il the level wire cash
service The main station viii be In the
rear. in the Office. above the cloak and lace
curtain rooza. Twelve stations VIII be
located conveniently ahout the store Still
another feature IL the enclosure Of oil gas.
1880 @@&ss SSss ~ - GA A1& a.
One side Of the room, where they can be
reached handily.
The basement, which Is sixteen feet
longer than the retail roofn. viii be used
for Iobhlng purposes and for the storage
Of reserve stock. II viii be lighte. sinai
larry 10 the roam above.
The new Boyd building viii be one Of the
most ornate, slightly. costly and commo-
dsous in The city. II vii be four stories in
height. and lts exterior will be OF pressed
brick with terra Gotta trimmings. The
saain entrance 20 the building. which. CON-
biaed with the new starr brick On the
south, makes the starr Boyd block. viii be
gem Of architectural finish. It viii se a
symmetrical arch. OF stones. resting upon
two great blocks OF granite. and il will he
orramentsd with terra Gotta, moulded in
the most elaborate style. The whole strac-
terc viii be- lighted with gas and electricity
throughout. and BE fitted up with all the
modern conveniences Ii will be finished
by January /. A temporary roof placed
over the first story, does not interfere with
the progress Of the construction.
Messrs. Boyd & Go. viii be open for bus
mess tomorrog.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20
sTEiSGISG NEW WIRES.
An Additional Western Union Line X,
tween Seattle and Portland.

An Additional Western inion Line Be-
tween Seattle and Portland.
General r. Ill. Lamb, assistant superin-
tendent Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. with headquarters at San Fran
cisco, arrived in Seattle yesterday on a
tour of inspection. To a PosT-lsrEILI-
cEScse reporter last night he said:
We are going to string an additional
copper wire between Seattle and Portland,
TO provide for the increasing business. The
wire viii be laid just a. soon a. We can do
the work. We ara also going to lay ten
conductor cable across the Columbia AZ
kalama. in place of the three-conduetor
cable af present in use. This cable will he
made in New York at once. / have
just returned from kaama, where
| laid out the cable landings.
In addition 20 these improvements.
we are now stringing new wire between
Portland and kaiama TO connect with the
Astoria branch at that point. This line
will enable rs to do away with the wire
running around by Vancouver, which runs
over low ground and in wet weather over.
flows and works Enthusiastically
Mr.. Lamb says that the Western Union 3
business has greatly increased in the last
year in Seattle aud is getting better every
month. In answer TO an inquiry as to the
company new quarters. he said they had
not as yet settled on q location for their
uptown Office. Mr.. Lamb will stay here a
few days and then 20 to Eilensharg and
other points to the east and south OF Sc
attic
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HASDEgcHIEF SALES.


Ask your greer Tor white Illly" -four: the
best in the market Anderson 4 Faegre general
agents. $40 West street
Esenrial Van Dyke lace the place in the city
where IL is kept Toklss, singerman & Co.
l0c. lace screen. Chester Cieary.
l2iac. Turkish towels. Chester Cleary.
Van DIXIE ruchugs. full Iine. Toklas. Singer
man Il Co.
Hosiery and underwear. grand vsiucs. Chester
Cleary
More "whiie Lilly -four soldin Portland than
all other brands combined. For sale TO the trade
by Anderson & Faegre, sls West street.
Splendid stock Of hid gloves In all reliable
makes Toklas. singcrfaau * Co.
silk underwear. Chester Cieary.
We carry the original ccatemerti glove. Tok-
las, siugermau 4 Co.
&c wool hose. Chester-Cleary.
Latest fall shades in ribbons. all widths Tok-
las, singeyman K Co.
New sealette cloaks Chester Clcary.
Groeers, For produce and provisions OF all
kinds. AT lowest wholesale prices. 90 10 Ander-
son a Faegre, commission merchants, 9l5 West
street
Novelties in ribbons Tokias, singerman & Co.
New Jerseys. Chester Cleary.
Largest stock of kid gloves. Toklas. Singer
man a. Co.
Opening new fine black dress materials, all
wool, silk and wool, new stripes, new figures.
Chester Cleary.
The crowd drinks Il. They come in singles
friends 10 drink it Everybody drinks whipped
cream soda water. stewart d Holmes Drug Com
pany Second and Cherry.
Special line of pushes, i5-inch, at SOC. Tok-
las, Singerman Co.
New umbrellas. Chester cieary.
Just received. q new line of figured India silks,
latest designs. Toklss, Singerman & Co.
Fouies. 4s.inches wide, all wool, soc per yard.
Toklas. Siugerman < Go.
New Trimmings Chester Cieary.
It.,v rxsr fall g+yfa fx1x r.f-,exx
Tokias, Singerman 4 Co.
CorSets. Chester Cleary.
Handkerchief from &c to 81. Toklas. Singer
man & Co.
Uncle Harris, the old reliable money lender,
Is located on South Third street between Mill
and washinsto ton. He will advance money on
watches, diamonds, leweiry, etc. Give him Z
call.
Dr. r. g. Johnson. in connection with gen
eral practice, gives particular attention 10 all
chronic, nervous and special cases. including
dyspepsia, liver complaint. affections of the
kidneys. heart and lungs, and all blood dis
eases. We have special facilities for treating
gcnito-urinafy diseases. rectal diseases and all
forms OF female diseases. Once, room Is,
Colonial block. corner second and Columbia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20
SHOT AT CLOSE RANGE
A Teamster Tries to Kill N.
Day at Woodinyille.
BUT HIS AIM WAS roo BAD.
The Woaid-Be Assassin Chs.es HI. Vie.
tim Into the Brush-Capf-red
IT snshomish.

Inc shefins oshce received q dispatch
yesterday morning from snohornish juno
Won. otherwise knosn as W0odinvSsle, On
zoe seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern. abogt
asen.y Ensies Cut. asking that q deputy
saessn De sent AZ oyce 10 arrest q man
iasHse1 Stewart. who had shct az and al
tempted 70 XIII Mike Day. OF the firm Of
gay Bros. the loggers and saw
Inhs nes. at that place. yo
iarthsr Particulars we're receives. bv
ine authorities. Acting Sheriff Dave Nc
hinsag directed Deputy Holden 10 proceed
70 cEoh0frish junction at once. which be
dId on the noon train. armed with q war
rant sworn out before Justice Miller b~
Depasy James Woolery. Deputy Holden
dia not return last night and tie foliow ing
particulars OF The shooting are derived
from special sent by the pcsr- rSrEfus-
oEscERs correspondent at Snohomish
junction.
About O'Clock yesterday morning ].
Stewart. ;eamster in logging camp.
came from snohoHaish To Day Bros saw
mill- He had not been there long before
he picked a quarrel with Nike bar over =
difference In labor accoant claimed 10 be
due by Stewart from the Day Bros. After
applying numerous vile epithets to
lay be drew revolver and shot
NJ him at short range bat
missed his aim. Day, being gnarmed
ran for eiump OF timber near by, pur-
sued by Stewart. who raised his pistol and
attempted TO shoot him several times Day
managed to get into the dense timber and
the mill men haaily surrounded Stewart
and kept him from continuing the chase
lie was not held, however. and he boarded
the next train for Snohomish. where he
was arrested by the sheriff on Geographic
information to be held until an officer from
King county could come after him.
Deputy sheriff Holden, learning at the
junction that stewart had gone on TO Sno-
hounish City. followed him there and will
return 10 Seattle with him today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20

TIE San Francisco iodginghoase TUESDAY
night Lee was taken before Justice Nj
ier. who committed him TO the counsy All
for sfsy-six days IN deEaHls Of 500 Inc and
costs He was released frora ixil only .
lev dars ago. altar serving long terra for
stealing Ios Of optical instruments from
tse ossics ct Dr.. George A. Eesch. and dur
ing the past year he has moi spent . full
seek outside oE Jail He has never stolen
anything Of sufficient valne 60 convsct him
o. grand larceny and send him TO the peni-
Tertiary, and most os his lafcenies hare
been Of articles wholly worthless TO him
sell and without marses value, Appar-
emily be steals for the saks os stealing He
- genuine klep.cnaaiae.
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THE TOOL-THIEyES.
Another Kit stolen 49, Carpenter Smith
Held TO Answer.

heid 10 Answer.
Yesterday morning when the carpenters
working for Contractor Christ keppier on
Charles Anderson's building, at the corner
OF Seventh and Columbia streets, came 10
work they found that tool chest used by
them jointly. had been broken open during
the night and lot of tools. valued at about
$40, taken. Contractor keppier at once
notified Chief Mitchell of the theft. and az
a result part Of the tools were recovered
from a second street secondhand store
where they had been sold. Later in the
day another batch of the tools was found
bv an officer with search warrant in an
other second hand store on South Second
street
John Smith. the carpenter who was ar
rested al Saohoniish on Friday with lot of
tools stolen from c. III. Amende, fellow
craftsman, who is building Captain Cars
residence on Rainier street, Wednesday
night, was bound over TO the grand jury in
the sum OF 81 COO by Justice Miller yester
day. Al the hearing he told story about
buying the tools from a Tacoma carpenter
ranled Cox, who had delivered them TO
him in an unfinished building on Jackson
street late Wednesday night, and that he
let on the next train for Snohomish. He
was committed 10 the county jail III default
~ bonds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20
COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT.
p New Store eE ". T.. Besd & Co. ON
Front street.

- New Store es ". r. Besd & Co. ON
Front street.
the extensive arrangements being
se By Seattle merchants - begin husi-
r again in permanent quarters. none
st been more carefully and deliberately
30 than those OF w Z. BOYD 4 Co, the
~ known dry gcods. furnishing and
~ goods dealers. AIR. HoyG's former
go vss On Froat street, at the foot 81
s'fs. and il arFan cement MAS - cpna-
ss Is any establishment IN seattle. bat
= ssS store IN lhe rising Boyd building
~ aoN sbout Ia hs occupied. eelipses IL
semp3e'ene>s of interior finish, decora-
- an convenience. So fully a 10 render
8 so alnloSt incompatible. The estah-
s2sasas, located ~ tie commencement OF
Incidental square eUl, occupies
foonis--one Oa the around
~ aad the ether in the basement. Et@
.1as I'on the street. enc Is ushered ia =
ssss'Te apartment. i15x'a fest. beautiful r.
sp'el from the front throneh I've lsr ~
sse gisss Windows. each A. gset by ~ tsN4
ssAehss hy sight wells running thrnu n
Citing to the rool. ana by Windows IN
~Ha'' The plate glass windows are he
-sss and MOST costly ou the Ia s1Sc
Va eatSide ni san Francisco. The In
80 adorned with az elaborate ind
49,. Brass fixtures and polished aua-
~ shelving, presents al appear nc
wv Nv Messing Ia thc eve.
ssa'ae<!isieiy IN the front. ~ the cetd -.
- circular counter. sSGrmouu;ea ~ =
gas show ease Fhe case = ,isFty
- length. describes complete hall
- ana cost Sluo With itS p-r5ne1
'fsre;lcy, and black walnut iEame amd
~ Ulmmlns> II Will show 10 the N1
\ s,aa'age TIE CREST variety q fancy eto1n
Z SispiaSed Within. 4 gseag exte r. II
$3.50 IS Within the circular coauter n
ss'iaoanted hv paseat hyaSs & 60
- Gao be adjusted "a sny manner u ~
'ssSi' Of goods.
ee right Is the main caaate = knnr
: y TIE frar II tac store Faere ~ II
!. - leei Of counter, sA finished slnnnk-
= u Natural redwood. with ssju ninU4
/, s~sfy Hntl ebony. and q th sold Atnek
- '@ps. Attached io the cssi q .ss4 ~
ss'5'1No brass stools, iolalas afsg
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"A czs fsEvEstAs-s' esss, ps=paes wess
s-srso--cs - diseased haso.- BIT r.as-
e-a Eze1scinc hes es-ao1xS-xsra sAs. rira
seesd DOES nos CRATE c-zrtkoas BIT Eszi.as
tac aeeos. bat -efan:x Ssxrsssors. WITCH
ssxxes tie ssozssA ssvps<1. SD TIE eires-
sxzzs7 ss1--zxs.. AMI Ea tara causes AZ en-
feebscss asr1ca 81 TIE pczes AscA ec2xexs
O. lssxzszae pszzr.ly. Tie ra4<4e-a sAsory
f2e-e-c-e Is 10. - treat Tie bssssi. bar tAs
sso7aea szf Ese-. AID il Is usssser isis
nss ss-e=- tAas Jeys yevssAAae Szrsanx-
rsila was crace1vs1- II is usrSzg the q.
eaossl Gssesss sics ont Of exisserce. A
case u point :. have had for yez-s ssses,s
q indigestion and Dyspepsia / took oae
q tlae azsIag sxrsaFarlZlxx. Il ranSsl
ssAzpses 10 e-eak ong on ny face. whseh /
wzs tod Was caused ay TIE potash. Hear
izs thzs Joys ye<e.xsse s4-xapa-sils asa
BE- ceatain zk2e-zi. sect for = TIA
piz1pses sarsS@ree asssi lave La. 10 re-
turn 81 she cd s-se2ss- n IS cure Tor in
Digestion ard dyspepsia sai TIE .,ssEaans
face eyupro2s-@ Mzs, c. u srrkKr.
Iii Mission stree. 5. =.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
over $50, 900 Worth az Buildings started
Yesterday.

Inspector Abbott issued the following
permits 70 hsIiid yesterday:
Isaac Parker. three story brick, lot !,
block >. Mayuard's addition, cost sI5.oco.
+. L. Ryan. one-sIory frame. lot ;, block
ts5 Terry's addition. cost sl0e.
II. f.. levy. one-story brick. lot q. block
- A. A. Denny's addition, cost 500,
A. A. Denny. two-story wood and iron
building. lot :, block l, Maynard's addition,
cost s. G0a.
Aihro Gardner. two-story frame. lots
and 10. block X. Bells addition, cost $50.
Iehn HOLSTER. one-story frame, lot .,
block u, Bells addition. cost $500.
Young Mems Christian Association, two
story brick lot &, block r. 4. \. Denny
addition. cost si2,ooo
seattle Transfer Company, one-s:ory
frame. on ad-gauge strip on wharf. cost
Ssus0.
N. Barrits. twe-story frame, lot .. block
a pennv's second addition, cost $ioo.
Isaac FarSer. threC-siory brick, iot g
block . Maynard addition, cost siS,ooa
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HAVE YoU HEARD rag NEWS.

TIE G1ton Partse rslf-Ezd has obtained con-
fros OF the Seattle. Lane saere Il Ea<serE suf the
ssastae = soythe-n railroads ard - nEslc. con-
lrzrg 70 rssn is ears 20 FtaAig1 isiaa9 sQ9 uAxe
iass IL fake. sound terminus bs ,sexs August
9e trscs i nfs~ grmiei r. simSiS hsy. fsasl 30
is4&ss. AMI the city OF Gibraltar fTa.4ts on th@t
bay Auction safe OF city los eosa saeuceS a.
siagsltax November Il gsss s<na q - the
Illustrated asealy Wssafngcpu Fasas6r. raly-
itsasd 81 Gibraltar tfeseesg,oa nosfcss5ne} " ash
sad sea Will receive for i large map OF the
sfsss- small taxp Of ffassga island and fsefgh a.
f<srlng sAorcs and ali particulars abouf The
Future great city
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Change. At the County Jail.

County 5ailor stewart Leckie has re
signed his position tn take another. and
Night Iailog a. ". Ryan has been APP
ro.nted in his stead. ;, II. Edwards,
formerly sheritf OF Custer county. Idaho,
has been made night jailor. The north
corridor ol the Jail was thoroughly searched
for saws and other tools yesterday but
none we're found Several Of the sost re-
fraotory prisoners in this corridor are now
kent in CHAINS aud on diet Of bread and
water for ing-sctions Of discipline.
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Lee. tie kiertesnanlac.

Andrew Mortensen. late ~ Dalutk,
called AZ police headquarters yesterday
morning ara identified the yai.se found
"Wednesday nsc--.ng BY officer Rogers in
;he possession OF 1ohn III. Ire the chronic
petty larceny thiei, Re his property. lie
said il had been stolen from his bunk IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20

Louis Wick. who had his skull badly
fractured By board striking him while
working At the fesIer Lumber Company 5
mil, al fesaer. some sinse ago, died sud
denly At Providence hospital yesterday
forenoon, aged 81. Deceased leaves a
widow and tao children a. Yesler. The
funsrai viii be head this afternoon a.
o'clock AZ Boaney & Stewards Insernent
vii be II the Masonic cSrle.err
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OPENING NEW DRESS GooDa
10 new 1850 shades silks ard trimmings TO
match. chester giesry.
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DOUBLE AwAgDsSGs
II Flnek 4 Cheeks watch ard diamond clubs,
rNfoy ygysp.y rIrR


Regular meeting OF Seattle Union Veteran
Cinb a. Courthouse. Moaiss octoter Il AT
% p. n. NJ ~ HOLMES President
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MEN cl0AEs ARRIVED.
Just In. Chester Clear

on towels. napkins, table linens lace curtains
Just IN: special values Chester Cleary.
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+ The tsta Of L. f. Sander for stealing VI.
ii. tsu,tds rson valuable gold watch was
xaatinuel on his aspiration by Justice
Efvoss ~ sterday T. tuesday ~ o clock.
kzNn1nx As retained 81 attorney, and viii
~ ~ Der oas IL the p,niisntiary by
,r1po1fm insanity. THIS plea vii lie based
unoa n fsct that BE was recently released
irom ule insane asylum. where he was
euulinr3 because OF inebrieiy.
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Arain On .Ian.

!. CharseS g3wlr FRENCH Canadian, who
nka a. Ia ~nohoraisn short tine ago,
49, - ssted Yesterday forenoon by Deputy
Msr1kal T. Il. Davies aad brosEht before
conm sssonef Emery, Edwin wss charged
v1tA = lling whisky 10 Indian Bob Brasssl,
e,,A q q bss bottle OF liquor be carried WAS
neu,ne Ell IS evidence. The charge was
snntnar,ea and in default OF SO bal. I'd
QfxW As ordered committed.
- s.s2ss5sl steamer @Esfs os Washington VII
4101e lStaelfs fof Tseorss fosskx t-s2-
sskloaxg 20 at % =. "a. Fc&REciaE srAxs'
na - > = "a. arriving n eSAiA-s ~ :
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This Ia; will sive an idea Of tbs character q.
TIE property we handle. II Il does DOT Goa
/ t~in shat yau wat VIC are sure yoa can he
suited by calling at oar usice ard examining ca'
cDrrrlase issr OF rrslfrefsv
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$50 aua Brun. \. A. Denny, Mary
cnny and Louisa g Price. II. H.
Icfn He'd protest against the appli-
ID Louis Ianeie 10 locate siou half
ecsfa on the north bali 81 The north
nuA Ter 81 section :, township =,
49,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-19

This morning Capt Lowell, c.
BoMrt and y, Davis took the train
for Portland, where they were
summoned to appear before the
United States grand jury to testify
us to the charges against William
Crawford the young colorcd man
So long employed at the state house,
and who carried the mail between
the state house and the postoflicc.
The charges against him are that he
broke open letters and took sums of
money at various times, most of
which lac lost at gambling The
amount thought TO have been taken
is something near $780, and most of
this was from the state school fund.
Crawford was employed under r..
T. Earharl when he was secretary
of state, and hc continued in the
service of the state until few
months ago, when he was told that
his services would bc dispensed
with, lie then left and his where
ahouts at present are unknown, all
though IL is thought, should true
bill bc found against him, he will bc
detected and brought 20 Justice. lie
Is thought 10 bc at Portland or
Milwaukee now.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-19

Yesterday evening \. II. Ncaton
sold 10 Rev. l., :. Knight his lot
aud interest in the new brick blocl,
10 he erected ou Commercial street.
Mir Noatou owned the south
twenty-five tct of the Eldudgc
block Mr Knight intends To rro,t
the building in connection with the
block and will rent the rooms. Mr.
NUtoa's only reason for selling
WAS that the upstairs rooms would
NOT suit his furniture bu~luv>, and
un that account only was he m-
duV5d Jo sell Mr Nvatuu informed
a JOURNAL rvportcr this morning
that shuuld hv 6ud "a suitable site
hv viii erect "a building designed r>-
Isvlally Tor his business, as at his
pp~ mt quarters hy has mot half the
uam hr pquluas
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-19
A mnAcrLors EscAPE.


The Overland Express Knocks Care
less Driver ssy-High.
Just before the incoming over
land express crossed Chemekcte
street last night and while running
at a speed Of about twenty miles an
hour the engine gave a series OF
shrill whistles. This was an alarm
10 Henry Mann, a boy who lives
east Of the asylum and was return
ing home with his team and wagon
gears. The boy was leisurely cross
ing the track. He heard the whistle
and gave the horses a sudden slap
with the lines. This had no effect
other than 10 stop them, leaving the
wagon Immediately on the track.
Quicker than thought the train had
dashed through the wagon and
shiyercd it into pieces. Miraculous
us it may seem, the young man and
the hind wheels Ohe having been
sitting ON the rear axle were hurled
about fifty fcot, where they alighted
t ,gothcr, little the worse for their
aerial flight. The horses and the .
fore part Of the wagon described a .
similar movement on the opposite .
side Of the track and escaped with
Iitttn Iuut1,gn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-19

A JouRNAl reporter this morning
had the pleasure OF au interview
with a gentleman who had iust ar
rived la Salem hom Arkansas city,
Kansas, This grutlcmau had len
Kansas a week ago and vamc direct
10 salem, He says the season here
Is fully six weeks In advance of that
la Kansas. There buds aIc Just he
ginning 90 swell and the earliest
'roys are mot yet in blossom. lie
says many ot his uyighhors urc CON
sldvwoly Interested la Salem, hay
ing rad ol ita gnat deal recently.
Many OF them Will visit the coast
this summer aud mll looking m
homes.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-19

The time is approaching when
steps looking to the proper obscrv.
auce Of Decoration Day should be
taken. 1t X trusted the citizens
will leud substantial encourage
mcnt TO the Grand Army organiza-
ton here to enable them to observe
this day ON u more extensive and
impressive scale than ever before In
the history of the city, The ob-
scrvRnce of this day In former years
has been commcndable but mo- eff
fort should bc spared In making the
celebration this year % still greater
success.