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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-03-29
COUNTY RECORDER's OEFIt E
Business Transacted During the
Four Weeks Ending Mch. &c, 1890

Deed: w. H. Stowell to j. j. Ach.
trieb, dated Nov. 20, 1889, conveys
land in Lincoln county on application
1876, consideration Sl39.77.
Deed: George Nesbitt to T. J. Os.
borne, dated Oct. q, 1899, conveys lots
% and %, block "a, in Phoebe, consider.
alton s..
Deed: w. J. Dooley, County Treas
urer, to John Shier, dated Feb. 4 1889.
conveys lot 35, in block "a, in Phoebe.
consideration $25.
Deed: Mrs. Kate Ross to B. C. Nc.
Donough, dated August 10, 1889, con-
veys house and lot on Meadow Valley
St., consideration $3.50.
Deed: Mrs. Calista Dowell to John
Bingham, dated March Is, 1890, con-
veys lots "a and 35, block So, in Phoebe,
consideration $40.
Medical diploma of DR.. A. j. Louder
filed Dec. 20, 1889.
Land Patent: State of Nevada to John
Newman, conveys land on application
225o.
Patent: United States to w. Liston,
conveys land on homestead application
q. certificate %.
Millsite: Spring, situated ten miles
east of Cain Springs, located Feb. 3, by
P. G. Weber, Robert Martin, G. l.
Huddleston and Jas. Williams.
Spring: Brown Spring. four miles
west of Wilson Creek, located Feb. II,
by l. N. Garrison.
Mine: Del Monte claim, Coal Basin
mining district. located Feb. 10, by j.
G. Henderson.
Mine: Paymaster claim: FL Dorado
Canyon district, located Jan 81, by
Francis Boyland
Mine: Cedar claim, Cedar mining
district, located Feb. l, by Joseph Con-
away, Thos. Pippin and James Ryan.
Mine: Granite claim, Jackrabbit
mining district, located Feb. 9, by s. T.
Godbe, 7. G. Williams and Wesley Will
liams.
Mine: Monte Christie claim, South
eastern mining district, located March
l, by John Purtscher.
Mine: Green Monster ella i'm, South.
eastern mining district, located March
| l. by John Purtscher.
Mine: Sun Beam claim, Ely mining
district, located March 10, by G. 0.
Newell and G. B. Warren.
Mine: Yellow Jacket claim, Ely
mining district, located March 8, by
Henry Tranter, G. 0. Newell and G. B.
Warren.
Mine: Willett Lode, Ely mining dis.
trict, located March 8, by J. Poujade.
Mine: Carbonate claim, Ely mining
district, located March 10, by Joseph
Cook and Fred Gilman.
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Clothing Department.

In this Department we offer
bargains superior to any here
tofore given in this vicinity
and call special attention to
our stock Of Overcoats and
Suits for Men, Youths and
Boys; Hats and Caps, and our
extensive line of Boots and
Shoes.
Gents Furnishing Goods in
great variety and of the best
quality. An examination here
will most certainly convince
Our prices on Buck Gloves
are SO ilrer cent. lower than
formerly, arscd our Stock the
Largest that haA been carried
for years.
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TRUTH.

Bark, and the world barks with yon,
Whine. and you whine alone,
For the people demur at whining cur,
But treasure bark for its tone.
Drag, and you've made your fortune,
Beg, and they pass you by,
For man that is bold will get on
I'm told,
When beggar is sure to die.
Bluff, and you get the Doodle,
Draw, and the pot is lost,
Courage and pluck will vanquish
good luck,
AS the looser finds out to his cost.
Lend, and your friends are many,
Borrow, and you lose them all,
Your uncle will shout as your watch
you spout,
And wonder aloud at your gall.
There i room in the world FOR courage,
There is a goal for all that try,
But the coward and fool, the dnifer
and tool,
Have nothing to do but die.
UNKNOWN.
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Dry-Goods Department.

In the Dry-Goods Depart
ment we are offering special
bargains in order to make
room for our Spring and Sum-
mer Goods now in transit.
Note the following: Blankets,
and Robes, Bed Comforts, Flan-
nels, Ladies Heavy Skirts, La
dies, Misses and Children's
Wooden Hose, Gents Fine
Wooden Half-Hose, Ladies,
Misses and Children's Cloaks
and Newmarkets, Jersey Jack
cts, Wooden Dress Goods, Wool
en- Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs and
Heavy Mitts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-03-29
A HOMICIDE AT CLOVER VALLEY.

The residents of the heretofore quiet
little village of Clover Valley, where
large force Of men are employed grading
for the extension of the Utah Central,
were startled last Friday evening about
1890 P. NJ by succession of pistol shots
in the lsaloon owned by Mr.. Mentally.
After the firing ceased several citizens re.
paired to the saloon where the dead body
of Louis Fox was found, having been shot
through the heart. The circumstances
which led to the tragedy are as follows:
1t seems that the deceased with some
others were in the habit of sleeping in
McNally's saloon. On the evening of
the tragedy, it being time to close for the
night. McNally requested those presen t
who were not dodgers to retire. Chapman,
who did the shooting, was rolling a
cigarette at the time and responded that
he would go as soon as he got light.
The deceased, who was somewhat under
the influence of liquor, remarked that if
he were running the saloon he would go
damn quick or words to that effect. Some
angry words passed between the
men, when the deceased, (Fox) pulled a
double action pistol and fred two shots
at Chapman, when the latter pulled his
gun and killed him. Chapman escaped
unhurt, but Mentally, the owner of the
saloon, and disinterested party received
one of Fox's bullets in his shoulder.
McNally wound is not dangerous.
Charles Ronnow, Of Panaca, being the
nearest qualified Justice of the Peace, re.
paired to the scene Of the tragedy and
held an inquest on the remains. The
following is copy of the inquest as re-
turned for publication.
We, the undersigned juror, upon our
oath do testify, to the best of our
knowledge, from the evidence given, that
the deceased is &c years old, and native
of Illinois; also that he came to his death
by pistol ball fired by the hand Of
Frederick Chapman in self defense
Edwin Hamblin, L. L. Woods 0. E.
Hamblin John M. Pulsipher and Jas. A.
Higgins.
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COMMUNICATION.
Some Cold Facts About the Filthy
state of the Town.

Editor Record: With your permits.
sion l will make few pertinent sug.
gestions for the consideration of the citi.
zens of Phoebe.
The subject in hand is the filthy con.
dition of the town at present, and for
some years back. Few of our citizens
but what realize this deplorable state of
affairs, but l am led to Judge from their
apathy in the matter that few moralize
on the terrible consequences which in.
variably follow such disregard of all san.
itary laws. Heretofore, Phoebe has es-
capped the prevailing epidemics which
have swept over the land, although the
writer has attended more funerals here
in the past three years than he has in
the previous twenty. 1t is true that
majority of the deceased persons were
past the meridian of life, but it is equally
true that we have lost some of our most
promising little ones. The fever which
has ragged here during the past two sum.
mers can he solely attributed to the
filthy condition of the town, for SINH.
lar disease has been depopulating the
northern camps of the state, and the
reason assigned by eminent physicians,
is filth.
The writer had conversation with
DIR. McClelland, who visited this place
some three years ago, about the then
wretched condition of the town. The
doctor stated that Phoebe was similar in
this respect to most of the old mining
camps on the coast. That people in the
early days were not in the mountains
for their health and consequently pro.
vided themselves with shallow water
closets, that when filled, were pest
houses and hot beds of disease of the
vilest description. Now, this is espec.
tally the situation in our midst, and are
we going to let matters stand and place
in jeopardy our lives and those of our
little ones? If we intend to remedy the
evil We had better begin at once, for
when the hot weather comes it may be
too late.
l would respectfully suggest that our
Board of County Commissioners take
hold Of the matter at their next regular
monthly meeting, and I am sure that the
business men of the town, and all inter-
ested citizens will willingly cooperate in
the good work by a liberal donation.
My idea of the work required is that all
those water closets which are full OF
nearly so should be covered in with quick
lime and then earth and new ones dug to
good depth in their stead. Add to
this thorough overhauling of the rub.
bish of back yards, alleyways and streets
and Phoebe will not only present hand
some appearance, but be one of the
healthiest mining camps on the coast.
CITIZEN
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned and warned
against purchasing any instrument purporting
to be time check, or statement for labor per-
formed for the undersigned, or any sub.con-
tractor or person In their temploy, or for ma.
terial or supplies furnished. as such memo
randa will only be recognized In the hands Of
the person In whose favor 1t IL drawn.
FITZPATRICK BROS. q COLLINS.
Milford, Utah, Jan. 2. 1890. Am
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-03-29

Tom Williams, the efficient foreman of
the Jackrabbit mines was in town Wed.
nesday, hunting up men to open up the
Godbe property in that section.
About the beginning of the month,
the Ancient Order of United Workmen
will organize lodge in this place.
Teams arrived with freight from Mil.
ford Thursday, being but six days on
the road. This indicates good roads.
Dan. Mcdonald, after an absence Of
two months, returned Saturday from
Ely.
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Important Notice.

The undersigned hereby g We notice that
they will not be responsible for any bills or
ndeb tedness Of whatsoever nature. unless the
anne is protected by an order from our once.
FITZPATRICK BROS. l. COLLINS.
Milford, Utah, Jan 2, 1890. Am
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Grocery Depat 'tment.

The Grocery DEPARTING Mt is
Constantly supplied, and here
OUR Prices are still Lower than
the Lowest. Call and be Con-
villced.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-03-29

Attend to the ventilation of stables.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-03-29

We have added large ly to
our stock Of Harness, etc. and
carry a good assortmel it of
Harness, Brides, Go liars,
tSweat-pads, Halters, W hips,
ETC., Etc.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-03-29

| Our entire stock IL New msra Fresh,
/ has been recently received. an d con.
K tains no Moth-eaten or ssabsH worn
h goods.
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Study proposed farm improvements.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

UNCERTAINTIES OF LIFE.-The
Albany Herald thus moral!zes d
the uncertainties OF life when D.
piled to the Oregon Pacific railro, d.:
Our contemporary this morning
spoke about the affairs Of the o =.
las nearly as could he learned in a
most satisfactory condition." uud
the Democrat used strong languag {
in the same direction. To-day he
road is ia the hands Of receiver.
Well this IL al uncertain world, and
even tie newspapers don't catch N
tall the hammer fails. There il
really sunshine ahead, because il
probably means that the road will
De suld at an early day, to men who
can extend il eastward. 30 mote il
be-"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30
Mining Application No. ..

OREGON CITY, oregon, Aug. Is. 1890.
NOTICE il hereby given that he Capital
y Consolidated Gold and silver min
Iu- cpmpaLy. =. r. Chadwick. president,
Wuu-e Et,rtOtilce address l. salem. Oregon
has thi> day FLED his application for a
patent fpr Ssu linear Ie-l oI the Cal piiAl
Consolidated Croid and silver mine or vein
bearing spid and silver, with surface
.uIuuG Uo feet In wiC' n, situated in Hen
me mining district. county OF MHrlOn ~ d
-,.rs e oregon. and designated 70 the
90, lu notes Huu official p!isis un fiie IN this
,fiIr, ~ lot No. 3lf. said lot No 2l6 be
n lie e.cri:,ed us follows. to wit Beginning
& - rirk ~ place with mound of stone,
HTlru hearing f-t.-- corner No. !: thence
e. I-c D. 80. i,-et t. siaue IN mound uf
.suue Win b,striug tree corner No 2. hence
t. sa2 v 90 tret Ia stone IN mound of
done corner Ns. 5. thence :. 10 ". tsS
i-s.' 10 r,,cE in place VII b mound al stone,
,-sruef No. I. tueucc :. - o.. .gop fee 10
niure OF beginning Magnetic variation
is-S 20 - p. containing /. - acres. The
ispcssriOn uf this mine q. -yt-uFGed IN ne
ANY and all persons claiming Adversely
any portion OF said CHpllal C.nsol u dated
Id aad silver mine ur surface grlund
ARE r-Iu red 10 III. their adverse claims
VII J. { - reg ieT and receiver NJ the L :.
Rnd pftice at or, gon rIty, in the state ui
Dr'-g II. during tu+ sixty DAYS perind Of
publication there or hey VIII b.- barred
sy virtue Ji the provisions uf th. statute
J. T. ArPtK~ON,
s-lpL2ld LEICESTER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

Large numbers Of immigrants are
coming in from Kansas. From 80
To loo have been coming in daily
over the Union Pacific of late. NJ =
of them are stout, hardy young mon.
used TO roughinc il, aud all have
money enough TO make Start with.
Some 80 to work on the railrnad.
but many buy oxen, wedges, ETC.,
and 60 mp the narrow gauge to cut
wood, preierring 10 oe their own
bnss. They are Just the class of
men needed here. and they repor,
that many are coming. One man
said be knew section from which
zoo werc coming 10 this state.--Ore-
gouian.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30
Health is Wealth !

pn r. e. VESTS Nerve and Brain
Trr-, ment. a guaranteed specific for Hys-
te-la. nlEElne>s. tuu VulsiOns, Fits. Serv ous
Neuralgia. Headache, Nervous Prostitution
caused by the use OF alcoho or tobacco,
Nakemliness. Mental Depression, ~often-
ne 81 ne brstiu resulting in insanity and
leading - misery. srC7ty and death, pre-
mature old age. barrenness, los Of power
eau s,st by over-eNcrtion of the brain. Each
bpN contains one months treatment. Sl.J
o box o. siN bf'Se- far $50, sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of price.
WE EG { CARANTEE SlX BOXES
To cure suy case. With each order re-
ceiyed by us for six buxes, accompanied
with s5.ul. we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to refund the Nancy II
the treatment does not effrc; a cure. Guar
Nute.-s issued only by Geo. T.. Good, Drug
gisl. ~ple agent, ~ Com ST, -s,lcm, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30
Proposals for Stationery.
once OF the secretary OF STATE.
- L.rp az q ,Cf Ia 100

s--setL, w.. Jc-- II, Je-b.
Sealed propgssl..s Will rs@ received Al inii
once until noon Honds Dec. /, I,sc, 10 fur
nisn the follow iDg sr icis=s tor the stale o
Oregon.
Hre&rns legal cap. i4lo. No. ruling
white laid, CArew, tEarisr pHk or Scotch
20 resms letter pap-r. 20, No ruling
white laid, CsTer, Charter Oak or scotch
Linen.
20 ressnls frst clas. Congress note. 7It
packages. No. ruling. white aid.
= No JSs white enveiol-~, oo4b, No
&N No 10 white snveIop4-. SOLD, No rag
xxx.
~ gross railroad steel pens, No ~.
2gru~s Gilloit's steel pens, No fDi.
gross Giiio;i's steel Pens. No ~.
gross Ezsis-orooE -" pens.
sgro-s FaDer's pen nhoiders, No !s7r.
10 d0zsn reck, STOW Wilcox ? inssiands
No 5le-
dozen Peck. siow 4 wilcox irksiands
No 81.
10 Doz Peck. stow a wiicoIs inksisndA.
No 80.
Y Dos ivory folders. p.inch standard.
sdozen ivory folders, lC-iDch congress
Dfr mucilsge cupe. No Z, horgans pa;
10 dozen mucilsge stands, reservoir No o.
hosgsn's patent
sreAms P.rkel treasury Dlot,ing paper,
l4yb. assorted colors.
ggr.s No = kasis Recorder lead pencils,
dozen Senforo's premium huid. quart. =.
dozen -iAforcs writing mud. quarts,
l5 dozen grmn ed stub nies, No q, Ilxl5
inches. 10 iages.
a dozen DnpieI cap board letter clips.
Is dozep Fsber's rubber ruler, ,ls-iI. fat.
lb dozen siee! erasers, Rogers No ls, IN
hone.
8 dozen steel erasers. Rogers No IA. le
ebo.y.
% boxss FAber's No 40. rubber bands. as
sorted slxeA-
tgrss Ssber's lead pencils, No 2. hexs-
gOn, gilt
!, sroA Fsber's lead pencils. No 2. roand.
gilt
Is doson Fxoer's patent ink and pencil
rubber ernssrs, mammoth.
~ Acsins patent paper fasteners, No 2,
aD ncGin's patent paper fastenen.-So 4,
dsf herd.
Is dozen Table pads 10 hold papers. lsI24
inches. strong ieather iips.
u dozen waste paper baskets, crossbsr.
SO4
70 D, hemp twine, No r.
A. the same time, separate bids viii lie
received for 10 dsszen nBe psnkpives, 10 De
sescriDed BY trade numbers, samples 70 be
Hios should be msrked proposals for /
astionery." None but the best quality OF
I00ds win hs sccspIsd. The right 10 reJect !
ny O. al bids l. reserved. All the above
sfic.as 10 bs delivered ~ salem on or be-
Are Jsunsry 10. 1881. GEO. w. MCBRIDE
secretary of ssste.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30
THE ODELL
T YPE WRITER.

sN viii Suy the opriL TYR WRITER
with - charHciers and SIS for the SINGLE
CA>EupKLi. Warranted 10 do better work
thau any machine made.
n c,mhine> ~iNPilt ITN with nCRABiI-
nv >i'tkp, EA>E ot OrkRArIu>. wears
longer without cosi Of repairing than any
ni hrr machine Has no ink ribbon to
i,rther the operator. 1t Is neat, Substan-
tiul, nickel plated, perfect and adapted To
AL ktuG~ ui type writing. Like printing
prs. II produces sharp, clean, lcgihle
snp rr>-,tpi. Two or ten copies can he
made ~ one writing. Any Intelligent per
Sni. t~i Il be,-nnie an operator in Two days.
" eof'cf sieve 10 my operator who can
rQush the wo'k Of the lpUBi.E CASH
NIHl.L
Eeaahle Agents and - iCSmcn wanted
SpcClSl inGucenCnt Ia f,ssiI-~.
tpr lampnlct giving Endorsements, &c,
adirt->, OpElL II PE WRlTtK GO.
: and ;, 5th Ave. Chicsieri. III.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

RAILROAD TALK.-A railroader
tod u-a i few dpys ago that ih,
general belief among railroad
men is that when the OTegonia u
Railway is extended across the Cas-
cade niOuItails they viii cross the
Willamette at Springfield and run
into Eugene. Tue west side road
will be extended through MOnroe
along the foothills vast Of US, and
then into Eugene. Then Eastern
freight and assengers for the cen.
iral aud western part uf the valley
will be brought To Eugene. II IL
also claimed that We will soou be
connected with COos Bay by a rail.
ruad through the Siuslaw country
aud down the coasi.-Eugene Regis
ter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

- yuruN 4 q coy,Akoa, vheeSef ccm0D
Skre' ths ryA" OF BOT 1.fs b fun Of 60
AouaL We sre conShstsy colht1ne vt4
oDDeocty oc somcehing. II Ct wr1
- thss kpccn N OF The track and
pernapE ainh,s u for hfG- WOMEN 49,
e1aify fs sremA have - hsaS Tie hruuf d
DUe collisions and ahlsrcons than man
Snr dovp eenasiunA seoderDeA periodical
nSiuA 0ck headacSe, congesnon- imam
mstso,- Or rlctrss,oe and al ~femAo
VUokpamA" Dr. PtsrQB Fsvorfss Pie.
- % crsef medicine dceA u d tSe only
pet,c.ne for women. sud ny trr0g1lA
under Q pcsftive guarantee, from q
UaureDc1urA thai Z vii give Dc11no.
VN b reeunoed S<< c.oroa.ss o. eoef0
vHrrG-
cnryr.sAa 80 ~ woEps DrA xxn AOR
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

The British steamer suffolk sailed
the other day with 2,5yO,OJO feet OF
lumber for England, the largest
cargo ever shipped la one yessel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

4. builder. Well prepared 10 do s.
Kinds OF building and guarantee satisfies
.ior 41i-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

VOHS GRAY.-ConI-acIor and builder
81 Fine inside finishing q speciality. 4s<
CoK nercisl street, sAlsm Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. w.-Protectisu Lodge No. 2. A
"A. o. L. W.. salem, oregon. Neets each
" ecnesdsy evening al its hall in state In
surAnc- buck, corner Commercial and
Gnemeketa streets Visiting and SoJsurn
ing pgethr invited r. Z. soCIHvIcK,
TIA EkB, hccproe,. Al "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

A. A. R---ds<ick Post 40. 10, Depart
W. msnt of oregon. meets every Monday
Fe1ing NJ Ibt nal oven the Oregon Land
Jnpa1ys orfic@. Visiting comrades ar
,-T-fiElly in-iisd IL attend
u. e. 5BEEsAs Post commander.
4. RArDLg. Anjuia II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

IOHS KNIGHT, blacksmith Horss
81 snoeing and repairing Is specially. onol
., the foo; OF Liberty street, salem, Oregon.
gEf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

X u N y
fast trims Sith Pullman Nsstibui.
bTawing room nl--p-rs, dining carr uuC
coaches Of latest design, b-tw.-n ,'hiszig,
ana Milwaukee and -t. Paui and :Ilune
aIolis.
tast Trains with Pullman veetlbul.o
craving rom sleep.rs. dining cslfs and
c'iacil.s of latest de~lgn. bet IA cen CLicag,
and Milwaukee, aLd Asuhiud aud Duluth
inrpugh Pullman ve~titulc drawn.
rUoIn ana coipuisi slcepcrS Wa Tie North
ern Pacific rsilrDad between Chi,.iso anc
Portland, Or.
Convenient trains 10 aud frn.n Eastern
We-isrn, Nor n.rn snd central u i,,-Iu.
sin points, sifprding uDequli,d servlc. 1,
ana from Wsukesia Fond du Lac. (ph
hosh, NsenSb. Men.sta. Ihippewn Fan,
Tau Claire, Hurley, We. aud irnuwop,a
and b@ssemer, Mich.
for tickets. sieeplDg ear feurVhtiun,
me table, and other Information. sppl,
10 hsenis anywhere In the United STATE.
or Canada. =. AiNsLIE.
Genl. Mgr, Mflwaus.., Ms.
NJ. HASFORD,
n. G. BARLOW, ~
Tnfnc Mgr. Milwaukee VII,
hDGi~ tCKsI Elm.
Ass ! Gem Pssss'r and Tki Agl Miivsr
kee. Wis
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30
BCSISEss CARDS.

A ~. CLOCGH. Undertake.. Embalnei
"A. and Cabinet Maker. IC STATE -.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

w D. PCGH. Architect Plzss, Speci
w, hczIiun. and sup~-infendeDct foi
81 classes OF huldinEA. Once 20 Com
Derci6i ST. up sssl-s,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

ID :. LARSEN & CO.. Manufacture of Al
kinds OF vehicles Repairing special
ty- Only the Dest vorE turue6Uui, chopS
State street, next cf,oy Jo SEriter q POnis
~ 20. HOEYE-Rsrber and Har-cress
VI, ing pa-io-s- finss- batnf IL the city.
- Commercial Street, osiem-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

n Z AcNALLY. Architect New Bush
u. Breymhn block Fans and spec
sions o. al cla---es OF o. buildings on sno-I
notice Supe-lutendesc~ py work prom ptl.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

nRJ n KEENE. Dentist Ofhre ovei
IL the " ri-e Corner CoC-T and Com
nerciAl streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

n 3 KNIGHT. Eciec-ie Phrsici~-. or g
". L Co--1 stree, salem O--gos- fcl
nonk-y diseases . speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

TILNoS FORD. s;torney 81 law. ssIen
i Oregon once upstairs u PEtson
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30
Our WONAN'S WEEKLY LETTER
Woman and the Worlds CoIum-
bian Eshibition--The Isabella
kssociation--Some Of the Lead
ing Lights in Chicago and OUT
Their Projects ano Plans--The
Fair and the Brave.

.pecisl Correspondents TO TIE cArrTAL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

THE Richards drug oompasy. ageub ss
Circular mailed fTss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

D,ARCy BINGHAM. Attorneys spc
IL cours-ln-s a. lsv. salem. 1r-<or
Having al sb<--ac- Of the records OF NArloI
county. includ n = lot and block index o.
salem they have specisl facilities Tor 3,
kmiriaE riIle~ 70 r-Al estate. Busine> .
the supreme court AND II the sfste depar1
menls viii receive prompt attention.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

T J. SHAN ifiO-n<v-Ei-Lsv. salem
sB O-eS-n One fist door - the let
6. head AZ stair IN ibe res- of lsdc
Busns hank.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

CT RICHARDSON. Attorney q. .Av, of
- ece ur stair IN front rcnrls o. new
bust block. co-ne- Commercial and CouT-
sr-e~1. Salem. Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-30

DRAFT q HUNT. attorneys 81 lsv, Salem
Oregon Once over Bars Jevelry sio-s
s.2.s street