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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
HER MIND AFFECTED.
A Young Girl Insuited by n Scouudrel on n
Trnln

~-'.- u JCUuuureI on n
Train.
ORAwFoRpsvILLE, ND, July "a
While the vile ard two mecca OF prom.
lnent citizen of New Albany were on 9
train Tor this .city about two weeks ago
young man sat down in the seat with
the youngest Of the girls, aged fifteen
Believing her to be alone, he began talk.
ing to her in an insulting manner.
The girl made no reply, and when the
man persisted she rushed from the seat
iialntlng when she reached her aunt
The scoundrel rushed from the car with
severa! passengers pursuit. He jumped
from the rear platform, rolled down the
enhankmcnt and has not since been
1een or.heard Of. Nobody seems 10 know
his name. - 10 IN : 81
When the train arrived here the poor
girl was already suffering from brain
fever, and it is now feared that her mind
will be permanently disabled. &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25

TOPEKA, kAs, July e4.-Reposss from
all parts OF Kansas rs. 10 the exact situa.
ton OF the corn crop are very unsatis.
factory. Gnc county villreport excel
lent prospects and the next very great
damage. The most careful estimates
show that the average of the whole State
will probably bc about so per cent OF the
crop OF last year. This, however, does
not mean ruin to the farmer bv any
MEANS for last yeaS's crop was snormc.
nNs ~ ~ ....... ..-. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
Chlcago,a school EAumerntion .

CHICAGO. july 24-superintendent
FARMLAND, OF the School Census Bu.
reau, has reported TO the Board OF Edu.
cation that bis enumeration Of the popu.
la.lon Of Chicago, just completed, shows
that 1t contains l,305,005 souls. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25

NEw York, July 2i.-All the drivers
Of the street cleaning department joined
the strikers this morning and work is
almost at standstill. About 200 men
are ont. Men are being taken on TO
supply the places of the strikere. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
They Won't Roycott,

ATLANTA, GA, July 24.-A public
meeting was held at the Chamber Of
Commerce today, at which resolutions
protesting against the passage Of the
election law were passed. The reso!g.
tions ignored tho proposed boycott
against Northern tradesmen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
The ClohkniAksrs' strike Ends.

New YoRK, July q. The cloak
makers strike was settled to-day and
the men will return TO work in the
a'orning. Through the exertions OF
Coroner Levy an agreement was reached,
which is satisfactory to both parties
The manufacturers recognize the union
and will discharge all non-union men in
their employ, reserving the right. how
ever, to retain the American who ar.
working for them. About 5000 He.
brews will return to work tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25

IaAproRp, Pa, Jaly 2i.-The Ores.
cent Oil Refinery was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss S5,0O0i no insurance.
Fire originated from escaping gas In the
boiler house, .o5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
asS~~H%Asss ~ : -t@ -
Its Il Cnliuftl.

BISMARCK, N. D., July 24.-The secre.
tary Of the Board OF Railroad Commis.
sioners characterjzes as unreliable the
reports that no elevators in North
Dakota will accep. grain for storage this
YEAR Vs. isi-'i .-,.-. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
Nuu,,sr Of i,utidlucs Burned.

SYRACUSE, N. y, July 24.-The village
OF Earlville was visited by fierce fire
this morning. The opera house and a
number Of small s,ores we're destroyed.
Less $4,000, with about S35.OOO insur-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
Tho xYorld,n E,l,r IsIll.

srRlSerlELn, IT,, July 2l-The sep::
ate and House met to-day. rhe Worlds
tair bill was presented il each and re-.
ierred to appropriate commlttees,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
General Hnrtrnnft'A Succesaor.

HARRISBURG. Pa, July Ex-Governor
Beaver to-day appointed George r..
snowden to be Adjutant General OF the
Pennsylvania Guards, vice Gen. John
f. uartrauit, deceased, aud Robert T.
D ebert 10 be Btigadier General Of the
EirNlRegiment. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
Tho Sebrnskn Platform

LINCOLN, NEE, July a4.-Tho plat.
form adopted by tho Republican State
convention this morning reiterates the
principles enunciated in the successive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
IN EXkCUrvt SESSION.

Tho Worlds Fnir Comu,ittes on permn,
-n nrnt Organization.
New YoRK, July 24.-The Committee
on Permanent Organization OF the Ma
tional Worlds Fair wen. into executive
session at No. l Broadway this morning
The questions considered arc the limi.
tatlons OF the powers Of tho various com
mitrees, including those OF the Commit.
tee on Commerce and Foreign Affair
and the powers Of the Director General,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
An AilI,lucp Cl,,,li,inte.

GREAT BEND, KANSAS. July 24.-The
Peoples party convention Of the Sev.
cath district Yesterday nominated Farm.
er jeremiah Simpson, OF Barber county,
for Congress.
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Reyiawcd by,,,. pr.,uu j.,

Mn "''1'"ed b, the President. {
:, MT: GRETSA. Pa, July oi-p.,,,,
Harrison ihN visited the Encan nanp9eslaent pnanl
day and 1eyisssa ooo oSoo''Sna1 Ssnd. g ard TO-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25

mart IAo1l ~ ! pound ON Of Ohio Valley Co(,ae 10
pate e ~ u useful houne tixture-invesstiin, s T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25

1uat II tHt tRtntfiGd we're uoiHS betteE
in educating the Indians than other de.
nominations, he was in favor OF the
Catholics; and if the Presbyterians or
the Baptists were doing better, he was
in favor of them. But he was con-
viuced that the Catholics were far more
efficient among the Indians than any
Protestant denomination could be. No
other denomination could take their
place, because tho Indians, like oil
other people emerging from barbarism,
had received religious Impressions that
were permanent. Flo did not care
whether il might be called religion or
superstition. Tho Indians were Catho.
lies and would remain Catholics. There
were tribes which had received from
some peculiar personal influences d.
recton towards a particular Protestant
denomination.
The discussion was continued by Mr..
Teller, who also spoke Of the Catholics
as the most successful educators OF the
Indians; and by Mr.. Jones. Of Arkan.
eas, who gave figures to show the great
difference in expense between the Gov
ernment schools for Indians and those
carried on byreligious denominations
After further debate the amendment
WAS agreed to.
The next amendments were TO strike
out two items, one OF $3.50 for tho sup.
mort and education of sixty 1ndiun
pupils at St. Joseph's Normal School at
Rensaler, Indiana, aud oac OF Sl2, 500 tor
one hundred Indian children at the
Holy Family Indian School at Blackfoot
Agency, Montana.
Mr.. Dawes referred 10 the $3.50. 900
appropriated for the Catholic Indian
schools no against 500, 900 for schools oi
all other denominations. There was an
urgent Catholic bureau in Washington,
which was very earnest in pushing
Catholic Indian schools on tho Govern.
neat. The Indian Bureau having de-
clined 10 enter into contract for the
three new schools in Indiana, Californis
and Montana, this mission bureau had
gone to the House OF Representatives
and had obtained the insertion OF these
items. The Senate Committee on Ap
propria,ious had thought thai. it would
allow the item ior Mission which hnd
been at work in Southern California !ol
jg0 years. no Mauo u comparison uc
tween tho California Indians and the
wild tribes as subject lesson between tht
Catholic and other snhools. ~.
Those under the Influence OF the Cath
o]ic church for l25 years were as incap
nbte OF support as so many babes.
DlFPEREScrs OF OPINION. E
Mr.. Reagan declared himself opposed
to any connection between the churct
and State and to all denominations
schools. lie would have all tho 1ndiai
schools carried on under the control o
tho United States Government. =
Mr.. Davis did not care whether th'
man who raised the degraded 1ndial
were in the garb Of a priest or Protest
ant minister. ),
Mr.. Jones, Of Arkansas, wantsa tn
Indians to choose their own church;
Minor ameudmentg we're agreed te
and the bill was passed. Isl, Y \. 'Ss.
Mr.. Voorhees,, by request OF the Labo
Alliance, introduced a bill! to secure tn
constitutional right and freedom Q
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

1 s.safT
for the Family. schoel, e ilc.es.''1.' -
The Authentic Webster
brideed DictionGry, ccnp'isirG IN
issues OF 1864, '7a 4 '6s. cOpyi i@I,
property % tho urdsrsil ned 70 ~.
Thoroughly Re yised and Eniair, aiasr,
and as a disting,li.hing tffie, ns. Do
tho name Of WebSters i"'e
tiennI Dictionary. ,s.ieu
Editorial wosl upon this res.s,. renss,.
has been in active proSros. ,oI H...
Ten Years. not less than one hav.
dred paid editorial labore" INV
baen Engaged y pom IL. a., a,
Over e3O0,OoO exPenoSa. COPY
preparations before the n'''
wns printed. .the-
Dietionsryisiayitsd. Oct ''e
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sprfsssi~ld, Macs, y, :. ~ .s,e.
soldiy III Bookssiiers- Iiasdssso
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Proposals for Supplies

4 4 y
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6rccon Stale insane asyian invites
s' i',i'sS'.> t7 isrn ssh'Ss - a. 'ee ssS
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PAINTS AND Oii.S.
~ =, l'g'ns- lssa. white.
,e,>f> .-tse1tut,
. - $50, r, 80 l,l,,-S
callo9.S asYl,yi'-u. N......,h.
s,,r
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CpFFEE
ans. 60. g., ,-.a
-, = : . N>S>.s n..'A; :. '''0e'
-, -. S...',-.' ~ Java
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lst,s Iy,!,sr p-une, machine dried,
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h-NAo-
10 u p>r day more ~ less oi beef an d
uUtio1 - required n equal parts Of
icrC ana M y ..s,-IerS.
Et,r-p
A'N n
~. barrels cs>i rVlicr prncSsS> delivered A.
wanted
vr>r,,p
N4NtrAh.
81 gallons pure cider vinegar. - grains
CROC FRIES.
20 an =, ry1.,,-,x,,r sal,
iaU e r..S..cin, E,p,iap or as'.s,,a
- - S-'rs-..,. 80. -
al, -ag,ins - Ia,.-s
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an - 49,. -. ...s'',. -. ~ s,a,, >.,gNs ~ ,
Z b =
20 c-scstd v b.tr tr,-'. ,,r,G,,a -
"a ,sIsrSe nnr1Iny
-~.l -1,ias Sst. Amer
Az dried curranls.
= tarh ~'iA, { & COS A and II brand.
$40 salt salmon. aD catch.
5iu choice island rice. MOL
s' Npt n>A. pSueles>. Pacific coast
s cream OF tartar, A foiger, prime.
= sH|s $50. r-aaAr tN-nu
tla c1Tn Starch. O>wego.
D. zrg,>> matches suIerlur safety.
. apT hruoin>.
a. $3.50, - 1S -'..,'>i, -, ,,..-
ru cans corn. Win,iuw's
!e' Tllinns syrup, extra golden, refined.
81 cSssai oil, pearl brand
n nolA>~.-s. Orleans extra.
% tpoxes marcar1r1t. Mol
VerInlc-li. mol.
ooz bath bricks.
- - tsasr lie soap. whine 80 r., ruottled
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lt'' D. tvrrlesi. ~pe-Ty's neWfpr1c-sS
St. .i--it VI e beans.
I". China starch.
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mop sucks.
cl3'nes baskets, willow, large size
square end.
. 8 Tv dust brushes " 81 Co n
y IA
Worcester nire sauce. / & =. quarts.
Vur- -ucCzi OIL
SHOES AND LEATHER
Il dog rufrs leather .gsr-.-s ! sc,z No 70
II ~ ''-'4 ''' = ~ -N@ NO = ~ ouA
4ll pairs ladies, shoes. - pair No :. Il
fH..E NO %. = pair No !
. ~11-s harness .:H- her, Oregon extra good
: side~ domestic calf skins. Charter Oak.
= rill sole leather. fru.n - 10 - To- per
-. -. -. : : q" ns'''!
gross hoe olarkluE.
STATIONERY.
= d1z Pav.1u' D., .uce.bis INK.
4i- -'aHH-1 commercial ak,
SANFORD j., EiilI aIiG.
--o-. 80 - F4l,sr's r5zrd rut pencils.
: rea rs yuCrIl! paper
TeA.as letter Nlq--, Live OAK Or a. good.
rt7.ns LEGAL cap.
bIHt- E~tvTu-J1t e. J@Ds
: BOXES London Iuc4lde-ceui P.u 90.
" pans.
INVOICES.
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=, I 2 cham ter, H&N& tn.
81 dipP-r-. &NNX tn.
- s1up can-, 145 .ucbs> deep, AXAN
TN.
l. soup l2Xl4
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U..-k pans, = IN dla;neisr 9 .ioche,
deep, AAAA TIN.
GDZ pres. I'd pans duz ! ct. duzJp;
plEt cups. XXNX tin.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

dan convention dc~s his hes: to
smother the very t~es; that is in rs
aad : ogr nearest aud acArcSG We
stoTC it ~ ia tho>e bright days.
NiC,or Huco's idesl heaven. when
t-'e -hidocl a-s little aud tlersrert>
an H'cun~; SU,., -. IL .Ao GSrs days
Nh5>. .lyet brighten in memory.
Ike c.oOiS In the sunset tie whole
cho,So0ei vSv. And W. bave fa.
our "olr.u s>stae' The sally su>ei
le-tC I'd. ID yoU rcrec.,
Nor moth uc- rrsSi o. tbc W.. !
81 I'D G. aHsuuse this trc~surs. Thievc,
ct lie o- .lus. s,al, nos Gr.aA
thUoash and steal It. enGiches S.l
days, EU. is rane>t enrichment :
ior these 5sys whi,. B7ovrirs. .-,,e
time o'u4Ctr--. calls.
lhv last oi ,.te, for which the frs:
was raGe; the days when we and
our f-e-s - beside the erul.erS
with white locks, calm eyc> and
QEisi hearts; when or young son
uis A p4,eat Of nobility in The
proud worcs, my fsiher'> friend.
When the golden thread Of a love
- ~ i spun between u.
Our English cousins are accused Of
taking their pleasures sadly. surely
We Americans take ours eNpensi vely.
We turn away trom simple joys, or
crowd them out. We vii. appraiSe
our hsPuness oHly in terms OF
marked value. our very friends We
ticket thus. How have We cheap.
eneG paradise
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Family friends.

Harper's B4zar: We have fine
houses, We Americans; houses CON-
Portable with AL Yankee ingenuity:
houses luxurious: h0uS4---iuce the
advent Of the prophet bearing the
sUufi1wer-artisJic, They are gath
er.lg places for the treasures Of all
lands: for Persian traceri-s and H.
dian weaviDcs: for the ceramics 0t
old China and the curios Of dOwery
Japan. Alas too often they ar
gathering places merely, like uua--
sorted bric-a-brac shops. But, with
al their wealth or ornamentation.
are they rich IN what one has called
the truest dreside ornameuts-iu
friends:
Not calling acquaintances, iho=.
sacrifices 10 society, who break il
upon our real living and lay fret
ting mortgage upon our time. No,
chance assOciate-ibe face. the
voice, tins mauuer which took u cy
an easy charm, a. { lew fabric 51es
by it fresL bat =OCu- wearie-d-of pzr-
tern. Not the delightful Discovers,
Of to-day, the mind which msi u
with quick sympathy; t0-n5EroE
we may regret our confidence. Not
eves thO-s friends who's COZ genial
ity extends 70 our single selves. We
are now speaking q the friends -
lected by the light Of The hearth and
approved by the touch o. baby
fingers AID ~ wise graudmoiber.y
smiles; the called aud ca0se1 III
family coue-Ave, and found la.;Lfl.
a. year. hy-tAe family friends.
You may know the family friend
~ many & sign. There = The zcr-n1-
lie Of al hands 10 the door al biz
ring. There j. the whOoP and l.al-
loo Of riO-Ols youngsters II tie Grst
g.imp-e Of H. ylsage. There = the
il the welcome Of the eld-
erz. One thing, essuredly, there a.
not that awful perfectiou-Of sub
dGed children, or alert domestic
which falls Ike Z Inalediction ulon
q household al the s0undo Of the fstal
word company" Life blooms and
blooms. All aye young. Crows
iesi a. are but myths.
AL are le father, who
=r=Iwhl-e had .---.ned out threat
euingE d stringent measures, bearns
proudly upon his offspring. The
mothers heart lears up with tie
triumph u her earliest motherhood.
No home 80 charming - cries the
.riruG; nor knows what & sop he has
hrcWn 10 fortune. ''I'hy wheel aud
Lee We neither lore nor hate
ins- The Lefo.c-tuned family IN
uddeu chorus x-c9mmunlca.sd
'e the cus who could LON recall al
.ugratihed Wishi -. lOr few
.7.s,ei h0urs, al are delighted aud
ylighled together.
I1ers are friendships u the head,
ho-e cuTfeusy 10 thought. For
Aein, too, sc return seryeut thanks.
;ui these family friendships ARE true
-.rndship- If lie b -ar'. Ia lhese
q We store our Lre4suIe-tbe ,Oye
I'D he fAi,h which become dim in =,
ally living; the Aspiration which :
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

,ess TIE Dangerous sxVSlient ot Sc.
cNpt0S securities of s 5cuoisd. 81
ac.e- Is DSo-iei t.. ro this The
ps, qle VIII nol corser.. The Quc<-
uSD S'tsss. then, " aa, sjvAnisSe~
Vl.;le geoYle derive foom the -
ieu;.oE OF the system, CSrsSiu.y
i, VII. rot t'e urged isA; ;he Inquiry
il.o ,Se standing Of the bSak> alaee
y t6e i7CSSGyy department Will
atforia g-oa;e- security &c 6sHo>;io7s
tnau 81 iusYyvjou 1y Stale ori s.
No No-l--Lfo.-2eG pcr>oa VII vez-
tu-e - aS~s-: THAI ;ae .aas o.. Cal
to.uia, cEdes vG.ch og- >tate .aws
AZ operated. G- n-i s.Ari The III
ts-s>,s ~ tas 5sg,l>4.crs better than
aty jcg-AeAvy rsiiocAl Sy>, IN
Cc-..i. Ile7, ! 1o good reason why
every STATE ia the Union should .sc;
have au 81 4aA..y Trustworthy system
- tA- - dep,sltovs ars coas-Dei.
A. - circC.S;ion, that should IL
so,,-y controlled by govsramenj,
aid Tie only recoga.zei cu-N1clc>
should * the TWO metals. gold aC6
silver. and United States t-,SsCry'
notes.
WHAT THE WALL S-SEET SILVER
SPYCTLkusk> WANT
hsurI Clsvs. no not long SEQ was
s sod monone,sllisJ, ! now fcur-
ing As $ silver man. Nj. Clsvs Is
The same Kind u s silver msn s.
John Sherman; that : to say, be
believes that gold = The only stand
ard commercial nation should rec
HEnizs. HIS proposition to invest
the secretary Of the treasury with
power t. expand and contract the
purchases Of silver, establishes hi,
status Snd plainly exhibits the fact
that he thinks that the chief fuuC-
S-o1 q the Coverunlr-t : u help
spectators 10 carry ol their little
games tx.
C1EPoRATIuN NISNANAGEsr EsrENT-
RESULT or Lc1TIN " TIE PvB-
Lie HIGHWAYS.
= Chicago special: The condition
OF the railway companies = slca
tbat something must be done If
earnings are 70 TX Kept st : point
where fixed charges can be met and
even moderate dividends paid. II
! and Lss been notorious that near
y 81 Western roads have bee-
drawing drauclts on the future in
some cases 70 the extent Of millions
in order 10 provide fixed charges
and dividends. \ point has ueeu
reached where the salvation. not Of
the roads alone, hut of the men who
run the- -~7 The Dig banking inter
e@i> WI these cJrppr.
a-ious Or.--- Sc, economical
and strictly business management.
More than that, American credi,
practically TESTS on the $1,000, ,00J.-
bJ Of railroad securities, and q gen
eraI smash in railways would precip-
itate such consequences that besides
them the Argentine panic would
be a failure Of q candy shop.
For these reasons ii l. claimed that
there i something that means busi-
ness behind ;Le new railroad agree
meur.
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COOK HOTEL
State and High Street.
G. v. ANDERSON, PROP.
Successor 10 v. Il COOK.

The Cook Hoiol j. oppo.itr court house
ernFcleni 20 business part OF city auc
street car line running pat zoe dor
Rates sI.p5 20 s. % q day, according q
room. special terms u bo.rder. auc
!Amilie<.
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address DDELL JYPf M WEfTEE -, '-
- anu o. DID ave. Chicago, ll.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

rINHE No ARD OF TRUSTEES or THE
L oregon state insane a>Nlam invites
s,ialco TrNsNrSsls ho1 furnishing Al The ssN-
iUnl. uoAr salem. OTsg,nn. thc following
S1ri,lts sog he S-N uasGihs ending July l,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
SOCIETY NOTICES

u. e. " .-f're;ectlsu Lodge No. 2, A
= ID. L. a" 70. salem. oregon. Meets -Acu
= 71-i--- lzy ~ re-.ug al rs nall in state In
--r4-r- block, corner Commercial and
e --rIl-Ee,s streets Visiting and sJj-3arI-
- .EethreE invited r. Z. sOUrHWICK,
IRA E-EE. Recorder. VI "
4, a. --edrwicE Post, No 10, Depart
~. It"lf oi Oregon meets every Monday
% f---L- at l-e Kali ureT the oregon Land
g p-.ug oll--. Visiting comrades ar.
.s1- -.a..-E ~ Sd tn attend.
". q. -HEAMAS, Post CoI1madcr.
: 4. LANDI-E, ADJ U-aut.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
We GUARANTEE SIX HOMES

LS hie hau's Golden BsIsam No. 4
sefes On the L.ss and Boly. sore 30
Lyss, hpse, etc, Copper -c9lofsd E,oa|hcs
hypAu-.-r at4fTh. c4ssas4d Slslp. and nj
n'r@f1 forms of the dlsaAse Ingwp a,
syi. ~ Prize, IS 90 Der aossis
lie Hiehaa's Golden BsI..m No
b2f1s-Ierlary. NercsiriGi isyrs.IIi1I- pI,1
~, ans 10 the Bones Pains in ~
h@1, iaek u tbs Ne, 4, C!fsrated sof.
W.~1 , pil!.ile k-sh, Lnmps ah4 c9e.
n-ts1 80 I, hiiHDess q ths Limbs. aud
80 't+tes Al clsszse from TIE srs,s.,n
viss,Def easss4 by inAlsl retlou or aLS.s
hffr-fg5 lesring the bid pgre a.
Ls.ttl. Price IS 90 per Hottie.
La hithsn's Colder N 81 nj. "a Aati.
o"te iSf TIE c1se u G1f.orrb9.. li.et
lf.@tff Crave, and al Urbary ., f,eor
isl go s,I.f'His ssH.ents. Price 81 80 per
Il. hiehau's Golden Spanish In.
!seti0", ir serers Gases u Gonorrt'',.s.
4, ,ss.,ai,',-.,Iy ~ = .l.st htfsetafes,Ge Price
ht Eau's Golden Olafaon,
~ to az fctiFt fc1llng II g,r'I' M e'.,-'
~ .fp.ts1ns. Price " 90 p.Y tiox'
Ls Hiehss's Golden Piits-Nrr,s
- Df-tn tft-,snttt: isss u Physical tso,r.
tA1tns a. Cfef-sork, proslrat.ca, .te.
.frice 20 90 per ltox.
ISHie and ssTsins,
- ..ssy ~i'sfs, y. q. ", secarsly peasad
IHE RICHARDS DRUG CO.. Aossts
soe a Sii MARKET sT
sss Sssaesses, Gal
csevIAes oeWr Gagg.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
Health is Wealth !

DIR. J.. q. VESTS Nerve aud Brain
Treatment, a guaranteed specific Tor Hys-
FRA, lliE ~! l--s. tOnVulrlpus, flts, Nervous
Nsuralgi1. HszatHche, Nervous Prcysfraflon
AUST ny TIE use ~ alcohol or tobacco
"aE.f liintrs, Mental Depression. soften.
ing ui fos bFstlu resulting In insanity aud
ie'f9 NJ 70 misery, decay and death. pre-
inAiuFr rid age, hstrrruuess. loss 81 power
t7al I'd ~ pFcf*Nerilp ION of the train. zach
by1 r'uiHI ~ one months treatment. el.OU
a t'p1 Or TX bpxHs fpr slUl. sent bv mail
prepaid on fec"lpi ~ prio..
WEGuAEANTEE SIX BOXES
10 cure any case. VIII each order ie.
o.ife4 rr us fpr slX b1xcs, acn,fntauled
1tlL f'', We VIII seud the purchaser our
srtpu glzrtutes - refund tue NANCY n
ne ift7itaent d1ss not effect a cure. Guar
ahlss-s Issued ouly by Geo. l.. Good, Drug.
slsi, sole agent. ~ Com. -, ealetn. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

TTNWARE-
- IN chaIute XNNX tn.
our Gl-t pans
q d,pP-r-. &XNX tn
= suup cans, z44 .ucb.s deep. XXXN
tn.
l. soup lZNt4
- Vard pals. l2xl2
u..-k pans, = IN diameter. 9 .ioches
deep, NN&X TN.
dpz pres I'd pans, duz qt. dnz 50;
pant cups. XXNX tin.