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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

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- hees aaa ssGe- afsd headaches. the -
s'zli 1T lsTe- ard klsiEsey trosEsssz. wss
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purely vegetable II wsss@ 10 40 harsa.
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SEE. ssvernl bottles 70 ny family Ia se~
Jersey. who also TOOK ii with sAs -zEsss
satisfactory results
ut sI-xzss Ell
Master cauikc-. fosss Clay. san Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

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= 80. s.s... 4 1s..t.fts sgxses
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

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CITY Aeafs 81 registration waen they
sssioarnesi last svsrsae had es gSsssssesl
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ser@ &asass, = 30 wrsw gasssesHs essxss
tx tax ssssss &ag * ssAsps sesEias Il A.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

sE@ Leks DEFAMATION r.
stone. A. L. Miller. l. :. Rowe. j. Y.
0sssasssser. III II Anse<. H. o sg@Fry
ana II. ". Wheeler YESTERDAY fled
articles % incorporation OF the seattle
Investment. Loan and Trust Gorurssray
with the county auditor. The obIeei
Is 20 10 general investment loan and
bniiding bglsiness. The capital stock
i sItst.sss,. divided into o., shares OF
xissg each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

Whereas TIE pssisce authorities hare
sos saksn snElre ctssTge Il police
atfasr. vi hin the cfsy. noi CO is be-ehy
sggea Ehat sli restrictions iasg~s@@s4 an
Ger usy Eesseszsa stsoss o. June q On any
seeisslnase bssiDess, zna sc ssss p nsir
generally. Is hef~Fg resssosess
kasxsT 1oEAS, Hayo-.
DzseA ggue Sc. i.se
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

The vssst Hsaim~as sssessssa ~
the Gsissssssy ssme1ss

The dswss lssfssis ss,a inspection ~
the First rsglmssss ssss flss Lassegxsty
campus last sysassss ssss sssst lzfg~
crowd ri lss~spse eise seemed greatly
pleased NJ else sfssHssid ssssmnss IN
which the hoFs sB tsas sssaalisea
heus~isrs.
The First sswfmeat Asssfi ~as in
Attendance snd sasesssss fssasaisse cs1us.
nenf by the ssnsslens manner sH
which they married and counter
marvhed whii. disoearsing martial
music.
The companies inspected we're Com
pany T.. of Tacens, Company a., Of
Port htakeleys Company Il. ~ Van.
ceuver: Companies Is. u ard n. ~
EeAttle, all Of which have done effective
guard duty over the burnt distslct
Etnce the IRE. The Tacoma, Pert
RtAkeley and Vancouver companies
depart for henss to-day. cosufsausex I. /
y aud n. III shss city. will sssrn estt
and give the visiting es.tnpaasss ~
appropriate farewell send 81, aaa @ssi
then be dismissed frem further Acassr
service AZ least Tor time
The following or,fss. issaesi ~ t'ssa
Hxines, was feasl hy Ad9assni -hArps
before the battalion prev sosf* Sc iss re-
turn 10 the AsnsaFy
HAVE - ist hssseSssE. = - ~
tssr Meas.
sssF11s = p saae ~
ksegssFss ssstxs && 81
l. TIE troops al ssEts s8ssanfsssd stii ess&e
the aeeessssy 4ffsHxse ssSsstA tss hseak assap
81 l. -. June - issa. fssssa sasea Asse gav
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1tsreatiEsest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

- 3sto@0 8&te&S@D - sSF~s -
- nnsn4 fysstgss1-
II puysssne~ n Tie sss&arssSat
aeFeo9 sspxzn es tsae pres~<ianx dsy ne
49, mi stssy gsassas ~sFs S<s~t~a ys1-
toE6ay nsSrpsss II . o'esech vbsa tiss
! 10 i 0,etsrk .. IN. 4ssssi weHt vfs
ha3y. sid tsss s,ss sonfrsd n shss
rps15xp n he city fsysxsd ~ tjse Ore
6noped fF0M the hands ss fts< sea1sfas
- tkees q IT, t<slies. fke ehssks
Das spsde qsi<fly. The rf@e~~ - tbe
nuf164tAnaeu wsse issnss5a4seiy Flied ~
D61ioem~n, ~tsn we're equally - strict
6Aeet sanittinr t,~otde =, tise tssssnt
1tel<ie4 - wsse tjseff pFessss<1sxsss A.
bef0ea. 10 ms wss admitted ~ the
huspf hlstsirt wftissnf The psss Isssss5
NJ Go10net ustnss ~ 0a . fs~w 6sss
6e5ed W t1se etssel As prizes =
1be pplieeas<H espesietseSd ma jim
entity Utst<vss - sny time during the
6sy IN preserving The fsss u order.
sta soAsn. 10 ~ wSsasssss.
~ / SseIsek yesterday afternoon
naysr Morsn notified Cb,ef Isattsr
net1 - Withdraw The guard. from sbs
busnt dlssflet. ~ th.s tsms Il 1ax
~ Intention II tbe mayor ~ kays
noefHed tis~ ~ men Who sra In The
e3eyss empIey tbst thsis rssyses~ wtrs
~ b,0ees required In cleaning bsfeks
e16,. hat h. wss uHayobtabiy DELAYED
oesd dtd pxa gel into tIss hsrss district
nnttI sfter flss men had quit work
tbHeef0Fe they esaia nat be nstifisd
Il waN then deeid~d 10 allow tts~Ds ~
work until noon tsdsy. The reason
IN this aeai0s h l,ersuse the city has
mi the funds ~ Isnkss employ -
iases : number of men. IL addition ~
fbls, the contractors End u .iisiseAtt 20
secure men when they sse pad " per
day fos such easy vosk ~ cleaning
In view II The fact tbss - many
men viii t~ thrown out 81 eBsploys
ns~pt. Chief jjsttxsiisid has sssssissi 70
keep The susrsis in tbs hsrns district
for short lime longer. Mayor Moran
having n0nss6tesi.
ssAi4 ar rns sxssrS rfsr.
Yesterday meals ~sre furnished 10
memi,sfs Of lbe militia only st The
Armofy, sisd tysiay ~ noos. viii close
thaf part Of fbs relief committees watk
Tbs Tacoma relief bureau. now l<iHg
ran by The relief committees uf seattle.
VIII continue furnishing meals ..
~ eeHts each for some tIpss 81 come
That part Of the general relief
oeussaistee which has charge of fur
nishta9 clothing % the.poss DID good
dnysa work yesterday. Mrs E q.
0ynsa~ and daughter sslIt have charge
end reported contributions by the fol
loving persons yesterday Ms.
Capt. t,iIssn, Mrs.. J. r. DuaIsy,
Mrs.. r. +. Thosndiks. Mrs. N. q.
ballard, Mrs., II. Abrams. Mrs. Low
man. Mrs, Kellogg Mrs. Alien: liar.
yisUb A TAYLOR. Virginia city, New,
LsttAs Raissi COMMITTEES, Virginia
City. New.
THa RKtiKr esfasirfKn.
Al the meeting yesterday the relief
COMMITTEES acted fssorahly upsa sew.
snty Ave applications for relief
The following contributions were re-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

Ns@ Fsssstse3. lane ~ tsse
Merchants Maternal ssaas sr.txss
nfaw o. ns fas sSts0 sna Esaas ~ ssse
cfcs''f Of >. X. lewis, esssissa&H ~ ssgsss
coinuifftse.
AaEasfss AA.s a Yaess "a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

tHtt At, Itifse =, Ia
Mssahsatx' Nstioaaf Hatsk seattle Nh
rrEsst NJ stnisfce having set bern lesTssaeft
In this e. re the sufferers ~ xsssf fsssse.
beg to eselcse hufetn sas rxsnsFs6sttsssl
which | eapa yuu Will hu hind sBnaKft 4,
adj 10 the fuusss atFsasy sesssssst sad
ohllse, sYsp44HtzsK
Ihss contained ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

a dist.steh was received yesterday
By Ma rt Moran from r. NJ Sinclair
4 CO., ~ Cedar RAPIDS. Ia. stating
that they had shippssi ten barrels ~
pork u hs distributed nnong the SUI,
fefefs hv the FIRE.
The following dispatches have been
received
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20
------TH F.
R1SDON, CAIN CO.,
Ger. Second ard Union Sta.
--NAEE Ystn LIZ
Stockholders Meefinn

Stockholders Meeting.
Eh.se VII - 4 meeting q the stock hold
trs - tire ksng Gs,uass | Fzssrae,st fisssss-
fshsF No AZ y sseEsex sessSy sJus.s 20 A.
tshe oshsse 81 the Er4zlsEegst
ALserD aossAx. President.
s.LsxEI e. ssFTB. secrsfaEy.
All kinds of blank t,cxxs
and rulings to any rs.tf~rr.
done az r.. Anthony's rsirsserr
at the lowest prices.
AaY FAATf DErIEISv TT TTs-g
: n ~saiesass hpsase 80 - sreet.t On fsesss,-
q sresxI street s'isss~ sTsplF 30 4 J Ns.nv
ksE1fteSs erTEsr -<essz1 kssa xn~f.sn
80 Linz s.Il oe .rsrse-es - snir s@naa..
- GAENAs. u D., PHYSICIAN AL
- rsssxeszs, Ers81zse os the ssassr1 srss.s'f
q raeieEe ss sssrrarv rrr.fysr.s.. go :.
As-ss foTs- Usfsee boar 10 30 II A. m "a
AMI D. ,. IN Special stssssstss. xsr~s,
- ss1rserys fs1estzsss ard surgical sfs-..s.s
cf auxrefs. Also diseases sss the ere ear
fssssz kFsi sAyeAt 9srfsxrzl sraefiea A.
'ssasssHs % 6Sw
90 70 f@ag A MONTH cAx nE Nkng
s ~ w5TEi@g fsr Us Agents pye8srrs..
~ cas- f1russa 3 Aor~s sua give tfsefr
~5szzss lsak 80 Eas hssssaese .<ars rsF,-
ssssEsss. HAY e Erssxsags1s sfnDSngasa also.
a - y&Easaezes ~ aosskss ard rsssss u v
sDxtssfys & 20. sxos Na9a xse<sr. Esss.
zsssssi. Va. :. B--giasse ssgfe srr ard ss,s<s-
f.+sss sxE<ssenfs4 Sevev msnd sendlux
s<xzps or sspay- B.FJAco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

Al the meeting yesterday the relief
COMMITTEES acted fssorably upsa sew.
suty Ave applications for relief.
The following contributions were re-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
LOCAL SUNNI AIRY.

AT Astoria a case of leprosy is
reported in Chinatown.
Painless dental operations at DR..
r. G. Smiths, 92 State street.
--Epicurean tea, paints, oils,
varnish, window glass and fine
line of general groceries at Gilbert
& Patterson's. If.
Work is rapidly progressing
where the Salem water company
take water from the river. The pile
driver is at work driving piles
around the suction.
B. j. Sharp of Salem was one of
the two men who held the first pro-
hibition convention i'm Washington
Territory.
The CAPITAL JOURNAL will make
every effort during the state fair to
fully report the proceedings. The
evening paper will contain full re-
port of the days races and other
doings.
A competent and experienced
butter-maker has been secured and
the McMirnville creamery will
start up again September lst.
Zone of the Bravest" has gained,
by its merits, place at the topmost
round of popularity and success.
There Is not one dull moment from
the beginning to the end, and the
realism OF the great fire scene is the
talk of the world.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
PURELY PERSONAL.

"A. I. Moores left this morning
for Portland.
Ed Weller and wife left this
morning for Newport.
Frank G. Baker left this morn
ing for trip up the road.
Mrs. l.. b. Fullerton and a. r..
Waln left to-day for an, eastern
tour.
WIN. Dunars and family re-
turned home from Newport on the
afternoon train.
Mr.. Geo. Jackson is in the city.
Mr.. Jackson wasat one time warden
Of the penitentiary.
Albert Smith, Mrs. S. B. Cater
lin, Miss Floda Catterlin and Ern-
est Catterlin returned home last
night from Big Nestucca.
Jacob Arbegast of Bellefontaine,
Ohio, and a resident of Oregon dur
ing the "fifties," is visitor in Sa-
lem.
Mrs. Woodin Of Tacoma and
Miss Martin of Albany, who have
been visiting Mt the residence Of Mrs.
Miller of South Salem, left this af-
ternoon for Vancouver.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15

The law passed 10y the Legislature,
10 regulate the practice of medicine
and surgery will go into effect on
August 2Sd, that is, ON and after
that date the penalties provided 10y
this law can be enforced. The state
board OF medical examiners had
u conference regarding prosecuting
persons practicing medicine without
n proper certificate, IL il probable
that steps will be taken immediate
ly after the 2Sd inst. 10 begin suits
against all persons practising medi-
cine Illegally.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15

1t has been reported to the Astoria
Transcript that there is to be a go
as-you-please hop, skip and jump
race to San Francisco next week by
Couch Clinton, Fred Crosby, Wat
son Binder, James Kinney and $.
NJ. Henry. Each man is to put up
$50, making a total of 800 which
will be sent ahead and deposited
for the man who gets there first.
They are to leave here about six
o'clock next week and are not to
have cent Of money with them
when they start. They are to go on
the regular tramp lay out-get there
the best way you can and not pay a
cent. They are all to send some
money ahead so they can have a
hurrah time when they get to their
destination.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
The Price of wheat.

The Albany Herald says the farm
ers of Oregon have prospects fora far
value for their labors this season.
The wheat crop Of the world Is
short, and while the crop of Oregon
IL not IA heavy yield per acre, the III
creased acreage will make an average
crop,or perhaps more. The price Il
steadily growing better, having rails
ed to sixty-fve cents, although the
market ~ not yet fairly opened.
The demand from abroad promises
to draw heavily upon the United
States, and the Pacific coast viii
furnish her full share Of wheat foi
export, as wheat now promises to he
II fair price.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
Eugene To the sea.

The Register says the surveying
party that has been surveying the
route for railway from Eugene To
Florence has returned. They sue
ceeded In iindinga route on which
II will be reasonably easy 10 build
with II maximum grade of forty
feet 10 the mile, One tunnel only,
of about II thousand feet in length,
will be necessary. The projectors
are well pleased with the results of
the survey, and everybody hopes
for the building Of the road at an
early day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
Created a Commotion.

a young man created n sensation
at hotel in 81. Louis few days
ago. He had been out reconnoiter-
ing through the town and returned
about twelve O'clock in the night.
DESTROYS 70 have conversation with
bell hoy about the merits of ice
water, he laid his finger with deli
cate gentleness upon a button near
by. Very soon he heard II commo-
ton below, but did not associate It
with his action, The noise came
nearer, till suddenly his roOm Was
invaded 10y n dozen or more helmeted
gentlemen upon whose shirts was the
information that they We're members
OF the fire department, They bore
the nozzle OF a hose rom which a
stream OF water was allowed to en-
anate las the door Of the young
man opened, The hero rushed out
20 avoid the water and encountered
q hundred or noN aiglly attired,
screaming women and childNn.
The next day the clerk of the hotel
said to the young man, ave won't
charge you anything ior ,hS time
you have boen here II you will leave"
The young nlAn took the suggestion
aud len,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
The Astoria Railroad

a letter from Burr Powers, who
Is on the force surveying the Albany
and Astoria railroad, says the work
Is finished to the farther border of
the Grande Ronde reservation. The
company IL within one and half
miles of the Coast range. He says
the summit ut this point is only 227
feet higher than Albany, which
shows the great feasibility of con
structing II road ON this line. He
says there will he far fewer and less
sharp curves on this than on the
Oregon Pacific. The people along
the line are remarkably friendly to
the enterprise. democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15

Already owners of hop yards are
beginning to advertise for pickers.
Their idea In engaging help 80 early
IL to do away with Chinese pickers.
Those who have hops to gather are
anxious to have the work all done
by white persons and TO this end
make their wants known early. The
hop crop this year IL going to Toe
rather good one and indications
are that prices will range up pretty
well. AT least this IN the opinion of
several growers with whom the
JOURNAL reporter has talked.
Picking viii begin in about two
weeks.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
Didn,t Know In. price.

A good story is told on German
who has lust come to this country.
A few days ago farmer drove into
the city with ten dozen chickens for
which he asked $5. The farmer
meant So per dozen but the Dutch
man misunderstood him and said it
would take them. The farmer drove
around to his back yard and turned
the ten dozen chickens loose when
the Dutchman handed the farmer
s. in full payment. or course
the farmer had the pleasure of catch
ing his chickens again. The Dutch
man thought chickens were cheap
In this section of the country but
was badly fooled.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
IIir ENc. nlnckra.

A. w. Mize, one OF the partic-
ipants in the stabbing aftray south
of Salem yesterday morning, came
10 Salem this morning to give HIM
self up to the authorities, His eyes
ARE in deep mourning aud Il is eyI.
dent he Is not the only one OF the
boys that was engaged In the light.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
Don't Seem to Care.

Salem seems too veil satisfied to
sit still and see the survey for II
railroad from the valley to the sea
run from Albany to Astoria. Really,
that outlet to the sea is something
that should deeply interest this city.
She wants that railroad and ought
to have II, but failing to move in the
matter she will lose it. 1t will be II
good many years before more than
one line of rail runs to the coast in
that directian and the valley city
that secures the first one is FORUM
ate. This may suggest something
to Salem for Albany is already rust
ling to try and get the road.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15

Let Us 40 down in ongon, Gods
country, and eat red apples" This
Is an old expression OF the old Cali
fornia miner. IL meant n great deal
In the dear old days, For Il cost
more time aud a deal morc money
10 cross the huge black mountains
that hung la the clouds between
Oregon aud California then than IL
does 10 make u trip 10 Europe now,
joaquin Miller.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
Arrested For Assault,

A. w. Mize, the school teacher
who stabbed young Matthews yes
terday morning, was arrested this
morning and arraigned before JUS
tice NJ. f.. Goodell, charged with
having committed an assault with II
dangerous weapon. He gave bond
in the sum of 500 for his appearance
at ten n. IN. tomorrow, when he
will be given preliminary hearing.
The young man who was stabbed is
not injured seriously, and will soon
recover.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
A Lively Runaway.

At Derry yesterday afternoon
there was alively runaway. A lively
team from Dallas was scared by
the locomotive and commenced
running, The buggy tongue broke
and Mr. Holman, the driver, jump
ed out, letting the team run. They
were at independence in twenty
five minutes, where they Were
captured.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15

DR.. Reynolds is better to-day than
he has been, for some time past.
Mr.. A. NJ. Thompson is also re-
ported better. His wife, who is also
sick, is better to-day.
Postmaster Dearborn is very sick,
being worse this afternoon than he
was yesterday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15

zone Of the Bravest," to be pre-
sented IN Salem Saturday night, is a
comedy once seen never to be forgot
ten. The plot is laid in New York's
numerous docks, the denizens of
which represent the "exclusiveness"
of dock society. In the second act
occurs the great fire scene i'm which
Mr.. Mccarthy as Larry Howard"
wildly portrays the life of fireman
engaged in his heroic work. AS the
flames leap up and around the
doomed building jumping net is
brought into rcquisition and the oc-
cunants quickly drop from the win
dows and are saved, while Larry
Howard" rapidly climbs up the
building with the Pompier ladders,
males IA successful and daring turn
around the corner of the structure,
fastens the life line and descends to
the ground with young lady in his
"a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
RESIDENT LOTS IN
mob HILL,

Salem for building lots have equal The whole plat in hne
state of cultivation seeded in clover with good turf No gubs no
sumps rocks good eaedandve has fine view OF
the CITY, surrounding country the mountain and
peaks Pure cold well Is twelve blocks south of the Chemekee
hotel blocks Commercial and Liberty streets These
lots offered by Jones Watson nsament without interest
until paid They actually worth in cash than the prices
named for them time without interest Several lots have been
sold which residences will be erected If
call JONES WATSON will you the plat and the lots
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
News of the River.

The river Is very low AT this period
and the boats cannot make the trip
from Salem 10 Portland In one day.
The Modoc will come up from Port
land this evening and will return
tomorrow at eight o'clock, The
Three Sisters viii also arrive To-
night and start back 10 Portland
tomorrow noon,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
AppIy the Preventive.

The state board of horticulture
will issue no more bulletins until af-
ter the meeting on OctoberSt The
bulletins issued to date cover the
summer remedies, and when the
leaves begin to fall bulletin will be
issued relative to winter remedies.
A careful observer looking at the
pears and apples Is convinced of the
necessity of action on the part of the
orchardists. A large portion Of the
fruit is infested with worms, which
could have been avoided had the
remedies recommended by the hor-
cultural board been applied in time.
The orchardists who applied the
remedies report that they saved a
great deal of fruit thereby.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15

Marion county has several ladies
who serve as school clerks, and in
this connection II may be mentioned
that they perform their work well,
In this county there are 1854 child
Nn between the ages of four aud
twenty years.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15
A Good Appatlta,

Is essential to good health but at this
season II Is often lost, owing Ia the poverty
or impurity OF the blood, arrangement of
the digestive organs and the weakening
effect Of the changing season. Hoods
sarsaparilla is n wonderful medicine for
creating AN appetite, toning the digestion,
Now is the time To take IL, Re sure TO get
Hoods SarSaparilla,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15

A gentleman who is canvassing
Salem in the interest of subscription
books reports poor picking. He re-
ports having visited over 500 houses
without taking one corner, He finds
the field thoroughly gone over before
him
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-08-15

At the Northwestern firemen's 5 as
sociation to be held at Tacoma, w.
f. Dugan of this city is on the pro.
gram for II paper on the subject OF
fire hose and its durability.