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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-19
Corporation Notice.

No1IcE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT ON THE
Soth day Of september 1870, the Commissioners
Of a ssessnaent tilea in the onice Of the Clerk 81
the Board uf street and Water Commissioners
their ilnai assessment, map ana schedule for tbs
Improvement or
FIFTH ST.
between Henderson and Grove sfs. by grading
curbinB, fngging and paving with Belgian blosx
pa Yensent and the same Is now open 10 public in
spection ia The ONCE OF the Clerk OF said Board
And notice Is also g1ven that tho following
streets or avenues, or particular sections thereof
are Included Ia said ass cEsment:-
FIFTH ST..
from Henderson st. to Grove ST.
GROVE ST.
on the east side from Fifth ST. to point about d
feet north thereof
HENDERSON ST.
on the west side, from Fifth St about Is feet north
and liz feet south.
Ana that the u day Of November. 1890 at ten
O'CLOCK q. M. and the meeting room OF the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioners are hereby
nxed as the time and place. whoa and where the
board or street and WGser Commits sfoners will
meet 20 9ear. consider and ad5udicpre upon all
OBJECTIONS TO said assessment and report.
writing.
Il. By order Of the Board OF street and Water Com
GEO. r. BoUToN
Dated Jersey City, October 10. 1890.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-19

It was a lowering night in early June.
The sky was overcast actually down.
cast in its gloom. Flashes OF lightning
revealed banks Of heecy cloud growing
sornber and sullen as they approached
the west. The night air was heavy
with scents Of poisoning trees and early
garden flowers. The day had been on.
uressiye and unreasonable, as though al
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-19

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEIvED AT
- the HeadquRrteraof the Jersey City Police De-
partment for furnishing for one year: from pecen-
Der l. 1880, gas lamps with gas and lighting eas
tineulshing, cleaning aud repairing the lamps and
furnishing every thlng requisite. In accordance
with Specifications file in the sfhce OF the Clerk
OF the Board Of Police Commissioners.
All proposals must be sealed and end orse1 PRO
posais Tor lighting street lamps and directed TO
James 4. Kelly, Chairman OF the Com nit tee on
Lamps and Lights. and handed to the CLERK of the
Board at before four O'CLOCK D. m, on Friday,
October 81. 1890.
Blank form Of proposals and agreement OF sure
ties may be obtained at Police Headquarters.
The Board OF Police Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any all bids. II deemed for the
best Interests OF the city.
BY order Of the Board of Police Commissioners.
g. r. ROBINSON.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-19


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ 18th day of October, 1856 the Commissioners OF
Assessment filed with tile Board OF Street and
water commissioners their final assessment map
and report for the
IMPROVEMENT or SHERMAN AVE.
SOUTH ST.
BOWER ST.
by grading. ctrbing. bridging and paving. and the
same is open 70 public inspection In the oica
OF the Clerk Of said Board.
And notice is also given that tho following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are include q IN said assessment
SIBERIAN AVE.
from South st. TO bower sc.
BOWER ST.
from sherman ave, about . feet north and IS feet
soutn
And that the 18th day Of November. 1891 at 70
O'Clock a, m. and the meeting room OF the Board
OF street and Water Commissioners are hereby
fixed as the time and Place. when and where the
Board OF street ana Wafer Commissioners will
meet to near, consider and adiudcate upon all 90
1ectlons 10 said assessment and report
All objections thereto must pe press nted in
writing.
By order of the board of Street and Water Com
mtssioners-
T,o+os 1a-.a.. rxs4-.4 f4-<s..,. sss1 sch
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-19
Corporation Notice.

Dated Jersey city. october 10. 1880. 'S''
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-19
Notice to Gas Companies.

patea Iersey cltr- ootobsr llth. lsqo r..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06
A GREAT SPEECH.

The greatest sreech Of the year
vas made by Isaac T. Montgomery,
. negro, in the Mississippi ConstitU-
tionai, convention recently in ses.
Gon, 10 which ne was the only negro
dsleEats.
With q delibef1iepess of utterance,
which indicstes earnest thought and
deep conviction, Mr.. Montgomery
addressed the convection in support
of the proposal to establish an i'm
partial educational test for voters.
He declared that before his election
he rad told his constituents what
Ills attitude on this point would be,
aud the fact that they elected him
with that knowledge makes his
uttsrance tneirs and his offer Of the
olive branch their act
NY mission here" he aid, ''is
~ bridge . chssm that has bssn
widening and dsepsning for . gen
eration, 70 divert the mselstrom
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06
wes,hef Repsrs for Sspt-, 1850.

During Sept. 1890, there vas no
r1in: thew ~ere Is clear, 8 fair, 5
cloudy and 6 smoky dAya
The highest mean temperature for
the ncsh vas s. degrees on the
4sh; the lowest, a degrees on the
18th, axh, sls; and sS>d; mean, @. :
deGreeA
Monthly nHnee Of tempenture -
degrees; greatest daily rsnge, q de-
gress on the 4th; h1s, II oeg1eee on
the 18th; mean, 3 s-3n desreea-
Avefaee mean temperature for
Sept in q years, 5s-s des.ses; that
for this year bein: above DorHAl by
IA degress- Excess since Ian Isl,
l!.s degrees Average precipitation
in sarDe time, LIS inehes; there be
ing none IN thh month il IL that
much below normal EXCESS since
Jan. lst, o.7o inches.
The prevailing ~inds for the
month were from the porlh during
Is days, south, 4 days
The ground IL extremely dry and
rain Is very much needed to start the
grss and fall garden producta
During Sept, 1883, there were 5
days on which rsin fell, and i.so in
ches Of wafer: there were l. clear.
fair, S cloudy and foggy days
Mean temperature for the month,
ST. degrees; highest, 81 degrees on
the nth; lowest, 10 DEGREES on the
le-h. THOMAS PEARcK-
EDIA Oct & isyU
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

Of trash The speech plainly shows
that all mankind, regardless Of r.ce,
under equl eOndaiossNad similar
eavirmmest. vN AssekP alike and
-aessd with equal npday toward
- hdshess sessiny. liunteuDery' 4
sps~eh DOES u,uch scr the ~srosher.
hood Of man" and Ne wsleouDe him
into the fold Of "true prugres.ion-
isfsr even If some people look ufor
him - ''only . negro" Hes &
man for O that. Eas,
oreeonian DEM.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

ssaied oids vill be received by Hon cous-
GUT OF A.ron co1nsy Oregon 90
~t o csoek p. M lrr fufuis uing aud pise-
ing tvo thousand toAs of large stone
around the loo psssI OF the Wliametie
bridge.
ns.ld stone 10 be placed on or sefors the
Ntn day Of November, IaG.
Jne court reserves toe rigst 70 rs<eci any
or ali oids.
BY order of the Hon. county eoas., of
s9srion county cpart Oregon
q. j. bABeocH.
Deauty Clerk
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06
Ordinance No. l$.

Az oreinAnc- esii providing for the protee
tton Of public severn, the manner OF
making connection therewiih, and Tor
max nS . record N such cosnections.
BE II ordained by me common council oi
the city OF salem.
sETiOS l.-lt-hAll o~ unlAwfGl Tor any
pervon or per~oa- 10 obstruct or "a Any
ma nper interfere with any pnolic -~~er
within The city of salem. or - make con
rscrtor therevitn without the written per
N sssior OF the city r~corcer.
sEaTlpS 2-Acy person DESIRING sOch
tefore maxk ing the same. SHAH
ma ke application II writing to the record
er for . permit therefor, Particularly de-
.eripinS me premises 10 De cralned and
the point o. junc-1Ts Win sAld pubAe
se~e-.
sE TION s-rn- city recorder 10 here-
ry AUTHORISED tn srsui permits for surn
eonnec;ions, .uplect - such resirlctiuD~ ~
to The srze snd nlxieriAi OF such nnpecting
pipe. Ine iosxtson of trxpe = Id the rnAnner
of doing the work. - ioe recDrdcr ana
committee On streets and F'uclfc property
may deem Necessary. And, WIEN REQUESTED
By said committee, he shall require irVu
I af pllcSni . bond oy uroer security suf
ffcier. in amount 10 indemnify the city
aeAinxs lnss a. damage rv-ulting from nis
cA-eies.nesa, imperiec; wort or msis-
nal. or failure TO coup with the
terms ~ tne permit or os this nrainance.
NECTIOS IThe person obtaining such
permit shall make The coz uecfioc tbere.n
&C nor. Ee6 n accordance vs.n Its terms.
under the supervision ~ the street com
mi>sloper - provided N ordinance ia; be
shall cause the portion Of the stree. or
alley Disturbed BY htm to o~ placed 10
good cnncition; Anc ns,tiiy the recorder IN
writing OF the completion OF ne work, that
Z record may u keps of suen conDecfioo-
sEITiOS s-The r~cor,ier snan make =
record. in . suitable b0os. oy ali conuee-
ttons heretofore made VIE the pubic sew
erS Of the city. and such ~ may Be herp-
after made under the provision uS tnts o.
cinAncs, showing the location, size and
material Of the cDnnecring pipe, the point
O. .Cnc.urs witn he public sewer. and the
name Of the oerson or p~rrou. io whom
: ne permit vss granted IGSetnsr With the
time wheH such connection vas made and
. hall make such osney r~yDrd relating
tne-eto a. sAid conrnittes may Direct
sET1OS ANY pr-S,n yhi4silnx any
OF tne provisions OF sections oe Of tsis
ordinances, sh2n upon corvictsun tne--oi
D. fore Lne rerOrder, Is cn-c in . sum not
exc-eding any dolIsrh- a irne copy.
Attast=l l. p. ffJSS.
Recs-des
Passed the -omrnon council Aug 4sI I'm.
70, and approved BY the nlsyor August
m. iaC GED. O.. ILLIASa, Mayor.
,sietn, Oregon, sept ls;h, lsW
p-1+k 1. y. COSs, Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

Prenoanesd 1erfsss by . Practical
Engineer.
] have been . greaf sufferer fromor the
mattxn foe seven years and bearing yrup
-ucreH o. q ibbarcs kneumAsic sa-ec
concincec 70 give u xlAA seve terAlr
the curative prvpesT io of the mi me
spring. without finding retsef from that or
.ry Other source until ! tried Hibsarc .
rheumatic syrup, which has done Won
ds-s for me can nov wslk vita entire
freedom from pain and my general health
= very nucr improved II 10 splendid
-emedy fog me blood and the deol.i:s &c
sySteH. FRED HERMAN, Engineer
Water Works. Big Rapids, Mich
sold By anish 4 eleinx
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06
Hand Made Brick & Tile
MURPHY l. DESART,

Dusnnnors 70 d. AAsh, have . ven sssat-
l6ked Brick and Tile fartory in Moth
- ahofs notice.
samples Of HricH - TGe senf fres 70 any
pn11f duired on snoT1 no.tcs. Ordep can
= inn with JoaL YAasarn, lh btat< s.rset.
Wh1V annpt0 ear bs sesa- Gkw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06
Mining Application Ne- z
srrEp srArH LAND OvYrcI,

UNITED srArH LAyp OYYfcE,
oExSos CITY. oresun- Aug. II, ia
NOTICE IL hereby giver tAai the Capital
Consolidated Gold and Silver Ain-
lnE com pAry, ~ r. Chadwick prusioent.
whose pc-tofice addyess h -&iem. Oregon.
has this day eled ais application fof .
pArep. for 5lG linear feet Of The CSp.iAl
cocsclidAted Gold and silver mine o. vesr
p<Ar.nx gold and .il-er. vita surface
ground &C feet N WIDTH situated IL hes
line mining Giz:Yie., coonfy O. 4arior and
state " Oregon. and dciSnx,e6 BY the
nei1 nosee and of5ciHl plsb os eis 10 .hi.
ofsee a. lot 20. IA ~&il lot Ne. sie se~
,uG deserioeA ~ follovs, - viz BeEinainS
~ -ock n place via noonA si s.Sas,
with bearing t-es corner Ls. /; tsesR
- - L. 60 fees 20 stous IL nocee o.!
stone vtIE hearing tree corner No :Aen~e
T. - " I0 feet - stone II mCuhA Of
stone corner So-H thence a. - ". %
see. to rpck n ptaee VII . rioCBe o< stone,
corner No. thence Z - r. ~ feet 70
place Of beginning. Aagne.ie vSria,ion
- 70 - H., oDntAininS tI-E ae-ea- ros
IoeA.ion Of thP mine 10 rreordel n tAs
rseordsr's odses sf MArios esenry o-sUsa.
AKy aAd all ps-soas claiming adversely
any portsoa Of said Cspf-al coosoliAAts1
God aac silver mine o. surface grOaAe
are req aired - nle their advsrSs oia.As
with sae req ter an recs.ver AZ .hs l. g.
land oface a. Orsg1s City, IN the s-A;s sf
uregua, during the sky oays psrto1 Of
pa oiirx.ioe fhersof q shey viii - sarrsl
sy v.Tsus og the prpvisions oe ;ne stA:Its.
IL APP1RSoS,
am Angass~.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

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go seseeiss, ao' As.d ssassd s:s..-.
sS Lsxe Aud BlAy; sore e
in. -. csppss-e soSsd Eio,ckes'
RdaACy tsrns q shS 49, S.a .
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nAe, Rains 10 the Boos,' Paiss /. ~.
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nsc1 eypainess hask, iom,s snS 80 80
ssse Cssds. ett6nsn q ~ Umss S,d
1toeo al desaAs issn thS ss.,s..
Ssss oocsd by tad;ss-tsrn AZ sh,",
ssZ lAsSeS sAe b I'D pure mi
s01hy. ps1ee % g ~ 800, "'
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~ " SEs q Genefrh<sa. cI~s,-
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

81 l11X1.D VIII uMM2p
rvars< q RI ~ - f,sa sv1 Dsm-
-. ani rk-cQCe DoR14 Y4g -
80 SO gun aSey< O. 6UA ho - -
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$50 R vA>ca - cr1nA thDulhs y Vuas1
nr~0 rScc-u- L1ng~Mg vn 49, -
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

lYOTICX-Tne undessigned sexion OF
IN tha J. O. q. y. eemecry will. Aftes Ocz-
n. b found ~ the nrst nouss ~ Ine
ooa1h Gnse corner os tne cesnSse-y.
la3As J. W.VDoSkELL-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

r A. k-6sAgviek Pus1, No 10, Depart
0s nsGt of O<~goe, nssss every Monday
esaAing ~ tna nal ovsz he Oregon Land
OeapAayp oE1esL visIIlnx comrades 49,
G1F6Ahy invited 70 Atsan6-
D. C. DKKkAAs, FuE CSn nmadz.
q. A. kAzDLR. A4fUAnl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

s Msron P.s s sna SsSr Sa%s 10 the town. and
houkhout the Eastern anoux sss 10 - stsdvi"s
view coming West.
Sv,ss accurate nformaton eonersg fuu s5HS snd rinS
ksess sec tne market
~ " see ieeh enoe sa1 O>nhp ~~%S -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

ELE-E EAKEE- EzMax Ear Enpo-s-
Ia rn Cou-t s.r0e.-tel-c tocr from opera
k0asa- Ventilated nEnAs BAR c1-is Q
0paeAs-y. EA.- c-esA.rg n ne latest
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06
SOCIETY yofiCKs.

A or. w-Prossessoc Lodge se- 9, A
~. o. c W hAssrr. OregDn- 4ssls eacr
ve1nas1Ay sventnG .. tx hall IN state II.
0afAAes oisek, corDer CoE mercial shc
chs0akseA sErss1s Visiting and So,S1rn-
M hgu<hreA tnv1aec y. e. socIEwIcK,
Ia EKH RAepros<. u W
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

II CLOCEH Cnde-zke-. EmbAlme-
"A. aae Cso.ns- Maker. lG s.&-A St.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

e 4 sOCTHvICK, Coe.-.c:o- and
r. oailAe,. Wa prepared 70 DO al
End o< D-1d.rG and gUs-~n,ee sa-ixfcn-
Goa <L-tn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-06

Sor tickets and tuM lnspgmatson regard
az. - sxsss sSs:m, 6rsxoS. ~ ~
Ef: El4EeA AAst q. y. aa1 f.ss. Ast
T. kOkHLER hanaG1r.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18


81. Farmers wko allow cattle TO
break into young orchards should
remember that fences are as impor-
tant as manure.
81. Planting in thin soil, setting
trees hurriedly, aud allowing weeds
and grass possession Of hard and
crusted earth, will not accumulate
silver and gold.
80. Planting large nursery trees,
earelessly dug with short and mu-
tilated roots viii prove Improbable.
"a Shortening back the heads Of
newly-transplluted trees after the
opening If the leaves, instead % be-
fore the swellir-, Of the buds, checks
the growth aud seriously injures
them.
3j. Allowing weeds aud grass to
grow IN young orchards, invites
mice and stunts the trees.
80. Permitting suckers to grow
around the trunks aud thus making
wasteful brush-heap, spoils the
trees.
81. Setting young orchards in
meadows aud grain fields often de-
stroys them.
80. Pruning too much at time,
instead of a light pruning in sue
cessive years if needed, Injuries the
vigor of trees,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18
FARM AND HOME.

Poultry that brings the best price
must be of good quality, well fat
tened and properly prepared so as to
present neat appearance when
placed on sale.
Carrots are said TO be excellent
food for horses, giving sleek, oily
appearance to their hair, From 500
20 1000 bushels may he raised to the
acre on good land
When a man Is frightened or am
cry his digestive organs TO not work (;
this Is also true OF an anLnal-hence
the profit Ia keeping 1t ln "A peaceful
and fearless state by kind treatment.
One OF the drawbacks to the ger
mlnatlon OF seeds is that they are
covered with too much earth when
planted. The smaller the seed the
less covering required. Such seeds
as kale, cabbage, turnip, lettuce, car
rot aud parsnip nee only one-eighth
OF an inch Of earth over them.
An electric Indicator of the NAMES
Of railway stations is coming into
use in England, a magnetic ap-
paratus turning roller, on which
are printed the names OF stations in
good visible letters, Is fitted over the
window OF every carriage, with an
electric bell 10 call the attention Of
passengers TO the change. The in-
struments are connected In series,
and arc under the control of the
guard, who changes the names by "A
simple touch of button before the
train stops.
II seems to he ah agreed fact that
cattle, sheep and kugs are being
slaughtered faster than they are be-
ing raised, aud the natural conse-
quence will be gradual iucrease
Of price. Are our FARMERS making a
note OF the fact, and are they arrany.
Ing to gnow few mor head OF
stockg Maybe some une says hc
cannot FALSE fcssl Tor any more. II
"a, let us ask hinl how much straw
he burned up lest SEASON, how much
Of a root crop he raised for stock
feed, how many acres OF fairly good
land he leA uncultiVated, la short,
ifil woald not have beea pussible
70 have luefeased the production
lfom ais lands
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18

JIM. CAIN, candidate for COVER
nor on the greenback ticket in Iowa
two years ago, has come out squarely
for the republican party in that
state. In closing a public letter he
says: "For one, | expect. II the
great Giver Of all good and perfect
gifts sees proper to spare my life tor
seventeen years more, TO be found
seekingo our desired political reforma-
ton through aud at the hands of
the republican party, and ], polite
ally, will be found fighting treason,
whisky, and the devil in all its
varied forms.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18

WE believe the people are show
ing some interest in The JOURNAL.
We are not great on promises, bat
rather turn out little better than
we pretend. We believe we are up
held In printing fair paper, inde
pendent Of control by cliques, fac.
tories, or interests. All the people
can afford to take such a paper 1T
the present low price. Our only aim
Is to make clean, enterprisinp
paper for the masses, aud In this we
will not easily be beat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18

We offer $40 reward for any case OF ca
aUh tnat can nll be curvd by .iaSlus
Halls alurrh tUne.
4. J, CHENEY ~ Co.. PIop,., nHicia, Ohio.
Ne. the uudrUtg ned, nave kuoeu b. j.
Cheney Cor DE iust a. years, and believe
him Go De- pegiectly honorable ia AN bu-i-
uees transactions, hua unucialiy able 10
vsrry uut ANY vbi CATIONS made ly their
nrn; West a luuN, v huic,sile dTuEg SIS
Alcdn, o., MalaluE, hunan 4 Marvin.
" holc-silc drugs l>ts. tul du. o., D.. IL Van
Ntvsrn, csr hicr iulr,io National hank. To-
lcdo, %. Hairs Caftrrh Cure b. taken ia.
trrnaliN, sctlug uirrvug upCu the bthod
aud mutlrue ruraiCTs ui tnr system. fIlCV
% Genus prr bnttie. s-old hv au druggists
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18


ONE Of the bills liable to become
a law in Iowa at the present session
OF the legislature In the true inter
ests of the people is that relating to
fire Insurance aud To punish pools,
trusts and conspiracles therein. 1t
provides that should any fire In
surance company In the state be
come q party TO any pool, trust
agreement or compact with any
other fire insurance company, In
dlvldual or association of persons to
regulate or fix the rate Of insurance
to be charged by said companies In
any town, city or county OF the
state, with the intent to keep the
rate Of insurance up to a uniform
standard so as To prevent competi-
ton, II shall be deemed guilty Of
conspiracy to defraud, aud shall he
subject to punishment.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18
1890.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

EDWIN A. ABBEY-will be presented in
Harper's . agazine for lo9v, with comments
by Andrew Lang. Harper's Magazine has
also made special arrangements with AL
French nOvelists, foi the exclusive publi-
cation, in serial form, of numerous story,
to be entitled THE Colinosls of Tarascon:
the last Adventures of the Famous Tai ta-
ry James, and illustrated by Rossi and
Myrbacb.
w. d. Howells will contribute a novel
ette in three pats, and Lafcadio Hearn q
novelette, in two parts, entitled "Youmy,"
handsomely illustrated.
IN illustrated papers touching subjects
ofcurrent interest, and in its short stories,
poems, and timely articles, the Magazine
will maintain Its well known standard.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18

Irisa reflection on American in
telligence that people have to send
the heavy bulky silver coin in let
tiers By mail Who will make 4"
fight 70 secure paper fractional cur
renoy? Where Is a man Of brains
and common sense TO serve the peo-
ME I'm fhi.2
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18

WE have received Governor Lar
rabee's message to the Iowa legisla-
ture. He Is one Of the leaders ih
advocating advanced ideas and a
champion OF popular rights.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18

Says; DIR. f.. :. Holden: BY the adj
vice of "A friend was induced To use
your Ethereal Cough Syrup for Sc
vere cough. | found great relief
from the use of only one bottle.
EUGENE LEHE, Stockton.
Large size 81 0l small 50 cents. For
sale by all Druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18
Rnrklens Arnlra SalAe.

The best saiNe IN the word forcu -. bTui~-
ts, SONS, uicvr,, salt rheum, fever Sons, tet-
ter, Chapped hands, ch'loialna. caus, and
All skin vruptiuu>, and positively cure,
piles, cor NO uaN rvquipsd. ltis guaranteed
To giVc lVtt,rt satisfaction or money ~
undvd. tfry,.i GENTS per box.
tor sale by nau.Cl j Fry, druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-18
Merit Wins.

We desire to say that for years we
have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, New
Life Pills, Buckleu's Arhica Salve
aud Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well,
or that give such satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guIrintee them,
and stand ready to refund the price.
il satisfactory results do not follow
their use. The remedies have won
their popularity ON their merits.
Daniel ]. Fry Druggist.