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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-03-12

George Francis Train left Boston y:
midnight Sunday night for his trip
around the world, which he expects %
complete 10 sixty days New York was
his first stopping place From there be
will 60 directly to Tacoma, and thence
across the Pacific Ocean to Chroa.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-03-12
The Rev. Sam Jones preached IA; D

The Rev. Sam Jones preached "A; Da:.
tor, Ga, on Sunday. ae took occasion
to deny that be intended TO move to
Kentucky and farm. Said he: II am
making more money than any ten bi,h-
ops ia the Methodist Church, aud il
would be foolish for me to GO ioso auy-
thing like an experiment.
AT the evening session of the Florida
Cbautauqua, Tuesday, DR.. J. w Lee, of
Atlanta, delivered lecture 90 Henry
W. Grady as editor, orator and man.
The amphtheatre was filled to its utmost
capacity aud the audience was held
spell bound while Dr.. Lee delivered his
oration.
Press repo.ts emana:irg from To-
peka concerning an alleged scheme to
colonize Oklahoma aad make il ncgro
State, have great, aroused the setlIors
at Downs 4 secret Organization there
has decided to drive out the few negroes,
and allow no more Of that race TO become
settlers.
Fire broke outin South Wilkesbarre
mine Mond.g night, which cut off the
escape OF eight miners. Il was ut first
supposed that they could be easily res
cued through the S.anton Eiue adjoin-
ing, but this hope is no" abandoned. A
rescuing party from the Stanton mine
Tuesday fouad the tools Of the men
whom thsF sought to save, but 90 trace
Of the men. Trey became hewiiGered
AND .sanaereG directly into danger. and
s.ece buraed 10 death.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-03-12
'Tis q point long to know,
OFT it causes me anxious thought
Do love the Lord or no,
Am his or am note

Am his or am L not:
Long to know, DO you2 Why do yen
not fnd out? Go to work for God ana
you will very soon find out. The man
who, all the time feelius 81 his pulse and
looking at his tongue 10 see whether it
is coated, is morbid. and cannot g
physically well. The do"'c:o will say:
&c out int ::Ta7in air and into active
life, and stop tl,nking OF yourself, and
you Will get veil and strong" So there
are people watching tn"jc spiritual
symptoms, and they call ii sssf-examiaa-
ton, and they get weaker aud sicklier in
their faith all the time. Go out and do
something nobly Christian. Take holy
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-03-12

exe.c;=e ard theo exsrn;re yourself. aad
instead Of Newtoc's sa,ucnipe and bill
lious a57on tia: 1 first qlotec, you will
siu. Nswton's other hEG.a:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-03-12

The Plan OF Union Between tae Indepcn'
dcu;a sne the Republicans OF South Caro-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-03-12

V. P. CLAYTON, Secretary.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-03-12

many Christians are only half liberated.
They have beer raised from the death
and burial of sin into spiritual life. but
they yet have the grave clothes on them.
They are like Lazarus, hobbling up the
stsirs of the tomb, bound hand and foo:,
and the object of this sermon is to help
free their body and free their soul, and
I snail try to obey the Masters command
that comes to me and comes to every
minister of religion. Loose him, an :es
him 60" First, many are bound IT, :
and foot by religious creeds. Lei 40
: nsn misinterpret me as an1agonlZ :
gsseds. I have eight or ten Of them; 6
creed about religion, creed about art,
creed about social life, a creed about
government, and SO on. A creed is scc2e-
thing that man believes, whether it De
written or unwritten. The Presbyterian
church is now agitated about It's creed.
Some good men in it are for keeping it
because it was framed from he belief Of
John Calvin. Other good men ID It
want revision. am with neither party.
Instead of revision I want substitution.
Iwas sorry to have the question disturb
ed 81 sill. The creed Gia not hinder US
from Offering the pardon and the com
fort of the Gospel to all men, sue the
Westminster Confession has not inter
fered with me one minute. But now
that the electric lights have been turned
on the ,mperfections OF that creed and
everything that man fashions is imper-
fecs-let US put the old creed respec.-
fully aside and ges brand new one.
It is impossible that people who lived
hundreds of years ago should fashion en-
appropriate creed for our times. John
Calvin was a great and good man, but ne
died three hundred and twenty-six years
ago. The best centuries of Bible study
have come since then, and explorers have
done their work, and you might as well
have the world 60 back and stick to
what Robert Fulton knew about steam
boass and reject the subsequent improve
msnts in navigation; and 60 back 20
Joao Guttecuerg, the inventor of the
art of printing, and reject all modem
newspaper presses, and 60 bsck TO TIE
time when telegraph was the elevatlns
ossispals or the burning OF bonfces on
the hilltops and reject the magnetic
wire which is the tongue OF nations, as
ignore al'..:ne exegetists and the philolo-
gists and the theologisns Of the last 32G
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-03-12

wings and sosrs. But" you say, 81
fear t. 90 because the future is SO full Of
mystery" Well, will tell you how to
treat the mysteries. The mysteries have
ceased boshcring me, for 1 do as the
Judges of your courts often 90. They
hear al! the argument IN the case and
then saw: 81 will take these papers and
give you my decision next week" S" |
have heard all the argument in regard to
the next world, ard some things are un-
certain and full of mystery, and 50 l
fold up the papers and reserve uatll the
next world my decision about tncm. l
can there study all the mysteries to bet
ter advantage, Tor the i!gat will Dc bet,
ter and my faculties stronger, and l will
ask the Christian philosophers, who have
Lad all the advantages Of heaven for
centuries, to aelp me, aud nla7 be per
,nitted myself 10 humbly ask the LORD,
aud | think there will be o1l; one mgs-
tc.7 left, and that will be how one so ua-
worthy as myself got into such al en-
raptured place. Comeup out Of the sepal-
chrai shadows. If you are not Carls-
t:ans by faith ia Christ come up iGto the
light; and if you are already ike Laza-
rus, terminated, bus still! lave your
grave clothes ou, get rid Of them Tie
command is Loose him, aud let him
go" The only part of my recent jour
ucy thst really dreaded, '.'hough | Gid
not say much about u hs'.' eiland. was
he landing at J >ppa. Tat Is ;hc port OF
entraacc to tbs Holy Lad, and there
are many rocks, and lii lo7gh weather
people cannot land at al. The boats
taking the people from tie steamer to
the docks must run between reefs tina:
looked to ne to be about fifty !ccs apart,
aad one misstroke Of an oers1Aaa or ~
expected wave las sometimes Uecn f;s-
tai, aud hundreds have lerisned along
those rests. Besides that, as we Jeff
Poi.s id the evening before al old
Traveller said: The wind IS just right
% give you rough landing at Joppa;
indeed l think you will not be able to
laud at ALL The fact was that when
oar Mediterranean steamer dropped an
chor pear Joppa and We put cut for
shore in the small! boa:,th wafer was as
still as though it had been sound asleep
hundred years, and we landed as easily
as came on this p'atfor!a. Well, your
fears have pictured for y3u an appalling
o.::..iiral at the end OF your voyage OF life,
and they say that the seas will run high
and that the breakers will swallow 7ou
up, or that if you reach Canaan I: sl il
will Re "a yer, rough landing. TEE very
opposite will be true ii you i.avc the
e'ernai God for your portion Your
Decentralization icr the promised land
will be as smooth as was ours at Pales-
tine last December. Christ will meet
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

capital rather than deposits from
small money owners. Taking these
facts into consideration, there is
no reasnn to eOmplsin as regards
the close money market"
Speaking os the mortgage tax law
the Telephone Register, dem. ends
al editorial thus; The repeal of
this law would no doubt he against
the best Interests Of the masses of
OrcgOn. and could almost, il not
quite. be called class legislation in
favor Of capital The Portland
World thinks the mortgage tax law
j. all righ out thinks al property
should o. ass ssed at cash value and
DO exemption for Indebtedness.
The Da,les Times Mountaiueer
thinks: The causes ot the lack Of
i,velopmeut Of Oregon in compsr-
isln with Washington is the opera
tiun Of the mortgage tax and laws
against usury."
The Roseburg Review has few
points it considers worthy of atten-
Lion. Ii says:
The school book monopoly
should be crushed ogt Of existence,
10y the Passage Of 4 measure prOvid-
ing Tor the publication Of the text
books b; the stare" Also that the
''IdiOlic aud expensive state wealth
81 bureau should be relegsied back
10 the oolivior from whence It
sprung and that "more stringent
laws on the subject o. fruit pests
should De enacted" 1t is presumed
the Review wants each fruit Pest to
oe provided with passport and let
ter Of Introduction before being ad-
mitted inlO the state. The East
Oreg1nian al~o thinks the Weather
Bu eau useless luxury.
The Rose0arg PIAindeaier does not
side in with The JOURNALS idea OF 3
state chaplain for the pablic iusti-
tut ons, thinking the relations Of
church and state would thus become
TOO intimate.
Thus, gentlemen Legislators, the
JOURNAL gives you another sym
postum ufiepre-eu utat.ye expressions
You ge,s your money and you
takes your chuiee" From the un-
systematic filiDus,ering going on in
Relation TO this question ofasse-smeut
il would not surprise this paper to
see the old left without material
change. and TO see the people kicking
Vigorously fOr Two years more. But
If there IL any change made it will
Ok the repeal of the mortgage tax
and usuIy laws, and this viii not be
satisfactory to- the masses no matter
W hat lis influence.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
III z STATE FArR.

The srnual fair Of the State Agri-
cultural Society is now 10 progress
The exhibits are perfectly satisiac-
tory. tho the management might
ue greatly improved upon, Is is the
ease with all similar public iqstitu-
tons. II i no se-iou, reflection ~
say that il might be much better.
The weather has been Intensely
favorable, neither hot nor cold, AL
Inn7t Tree from dust, and suited TO
camp and outdoor life, 50 enjoyable
at tdi. season Of the year. The
climate OF the Willamette valley has
AL evenness gDd freedom from sud-
del changes that makes il almost
mele1roIogicagly perfect for such 9
purpose.
The displays OF live stock are
large and fiue. showing that breed
ers and growers are advancing with
The progress Of olher states. The
Oregon hog il present In al his
gl0ry-phy-ically well-developed,
heal,hy aud b-ar.rg reputation for
tiue meat product second 10 pOLe in
the world. As the only state il the
CuiUn practically Tree from hog
cholera, Oregon may be proud Of
her pOrkers.
IL cattle there are many displays
Of d hopeful character for the future
Of the dairy interest We saw &
note ln al exchange that one town
in Oregon bad shipped in $4,000
worth Of butter this year already
from OF her states, mostly from the
east. This Indicates the need OF
developing this Industry.
Ia horses tie qua ily Of animals
exhibited runs very high. The
wants Of agriculture are well sup
piled IN this direction. The blood II
the ustiye Oregon horse stock IL
very valuable and may be noticed .
IN nearly every sail, hot pure-brrd
"r Imported u other breeds. The
long uarrrl, raugy muscular hints,
aud splendid muscles are chslacter-
is..cs u the Oregon horse thzt can
~ escape nO.iee II the fair, e-ysc-
ir .y a. those qu@'iti-s are brought
out upon crossing With the Clyde.
PeFchvrOa ADD CEuadian stocA
brought here 10 he past few YEAR,
The sgr.cu .-Cr2i exhibit Ieaves Ill
Tie % Oe wished i0r except a more
generous sttrndsnce II the agricul
tuiisss. For state that went
without rain for I've months, Ore.
sou can hold Up her bead with any
in the Union when eruIs ave com
pared. Her giai ,s are plentesas
aud their quality Of high grades-
Tue features Of the fair in detail
are commented upon by our report
ers. We trust all sill appreciate the
public spirit and enterprise II exhIb-
ltors aud feel a proper degree Of pride
In sus' -inir z the fair ia the future. :
Oregon be the b-si saii, the heel
climate and the best productions 10
the world, If ner I.eOpl- are nsf al
ways 50 swift 10 show them and is-
sist upon it, IL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
FROM AG6ENTl.
Weather cloudy and smoky.

Weather cloudy and smoky.
School has con- menced. with
John Rossell. teacher.
Sunday school progressing very
nicely.
The Postal Inspector has inpected
Offices Of Knight and Argent. Re
ports them good.
Miss Fannie Reid says she expects
to take trip East the last of ,he
month, to finish her educatiou; ais,
intends 10 a,tepd the Worlds fair
at Chicago. Success TO her.
The large fire that has been rag
ing 90 the Abicua, has crossed over
Big creek and has done a great deal
of damage. IL ha7 travelled over
eight miles, and is still going.
Campers will please remember the
law, and not leave their fires burn
ing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
Mining Application No. 2.
[ SIrsD srATEs LASU OFFICE,

+-SfSS% N4If CftlSDn, 4 1g- y. $50
NOTICE j. D. 7.sOy giyesl that he f'au5,si
~ Consolidated Gftd aud silver .aIU.
tns e'snIssDy, :. b. CEadNLrk. pr.s,lf,.,,t
L'S-- tfs-inilif'- a1dreas j. -alein. Ors-z "a
h'.s tis. cay risd hi. application f,r =
yasril t~ 81 iiDs-.r issft Df the tiauIfsT
ssonst'ssdaieG God s1d silver ~ Ine ID ,..i,.
OsaFloE god aud silver. with sarf.g.-
Srnol.c 0s feet 10 wldta siituat.d Ia Her
ll4e isilniiIg distrssz. cyUufy ~ Marsap ,od
sia's - Ofeg''D. and deslsuafsd ~ ~.
b..1 n~iss ~nd Official pl.lfs "a nla m NM,
,f.es as - No. Zae. rsid lot Ne - -.
lnz e.a,tf bed - i.silOws. % wti: B@slHpips
AZ . rss N pl4ce wit1 flDuDd " .tOns
Nhn O-er.ng Tree corner No I. thsnc.
> y A., 90 ieef 20 stone 10 mound ,,f
sscns eltu t<ssFiiss tree eDrner No 4 thenr.
> - ", Sss isss, 10 stone IA tf.auUd al
siyoe cvrncf NJ. B. tnence = ~ " a.
iset 70 fe< O pit<e with mound al ..oos
c"ntr 10 =; tcencc =. - a. Sstj f,.s a.,
p.-er ~ n-gtnniug. Aaknefic variation
" 70 y szDnt4iuiDg 4l-as ae.e-. The
S-c@ifnn of tbs mine j. r.s,Drds-d in ~.
re,sSfdefs on ~ Of Aarlpn e.bautV Or,-zn,
Any and al E,zFsOns clSiinlng ady.rs..lx
Aoy ponss'n u SAID Capital L,sln-s .la,-t.i
" 10 aad silver mine e,r surf..c. .,,,,,,,s
afe ~ re1 "a ris their adyerss elairns
-ltE tse rig ter and feseivef ~ the n =
- nn Yfn,* Al OnsOn tsty, In Tue stats ~
'sr.lssn, during tDe sixty daysf t--rls,d ~
p-ciir@tsO0 tts2rc 4 Or they viii L. Ia rr.d
% virtue ofihs prOsision. ~ the stsiuis
.1s 1T. APfEk-oS,
Register.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
What EA TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sure to Rad and Get Do Other

genulcs Tubular well = cnns,rl le,ed by
putting dpgG q three lntsa lruo y.t.s- With
~ opening sxr@pt Top aud DI,tssfn. No
Hlfl ts.n 81 10 aud suly pura water en- h.
gTi put. This j. 10. Gniy' KIND ~ yreii sh,.,
~prnas and insects % rot &c; iL.o, thai !,
@o-.'-ute.y slriars. wafer prssDf ard tuWf
> ia'rcSd tnrpuEu The cs-neslf str,rsa h.
n. pcfe ~ "a waisf. II is Positively tb..
o-ty s4Ic ~ W.. that : woff buitasuz IN.
tnl- er'uutry Jsmes a. Rots.r,. -ais,n
- de.s-r ll-f-r fair sr0u DDS make. tue.,.
N-ls 4eruss reasonable 10 year. ~xsser..
1-s nc-!-lm-d-lI..-w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
LILLIAN F. SMITH.

The Calfr-u'a Girl" j. attracting great
crowds st her -u,-gting room IN the Ban x
BLOCK " here sa. gives marvellous exutDi-
tons ~ ler Hkfl win the Eit- VI -
smith Will give tu-tr--c ions 70 L@sdie and
children IL the Use q g arms Whtch J. a
very ggSpd Thing 80 Know. a. il Will many
tiInes prevent sscc d-uts. Cal AT the shn<it-
ing range ~ any time. A goid media J. Io
oe presented Ia he person max .nE tie
olgg-.t score during our stay. - Nv
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

Le Hishru's Golden E.i.. -
C1-ts Ctale;es, nrs, and : 80 10 '
Ssr'stn tho I.egs and BID. g..
Lyes, Nose, &c, CopI.r.e H. 80 u. :.
sypal.4-4e Z A. .r.h, i.ea..d So. D.o-shr
primary io-1s q the d. &C. -, S.u
SYPHILIS. Prize. sFu -. a.
Ls hieha"'s q ldsu 8si..
.-is'tt, s..s t,rs, hersu-ia Sy2ii lie Ehe,'.
II" %, 10 tae bone., Pain In lie
-, "a ot the Neck, liberated So,
,.sr.si sypa =. fAsA. LUn.s aad cor.
- ,Or ., s.ir-1 Of ths I.lnbs- AMI
sts.tes ! { ssa,e from the system
.sr ~ eaayed ~ Ind serrtisn o. sbrs;
nsseuf!, t.as.ns tho b. od pa,e .rl
T.. 80 10 20 per oitis.
Gridsa = aaish An A.
s'.., ~ g cure of cono-rh0a, CIcc..
sossis. = essiI,.AAss"-"'- i'sss So pr
L. aiehas'. csia., s....s
9-ett m, frswe-s e..N,y i"-
lnf-mn n c.oc,. strctus', "onI~.
VI > per Bottle. s"
sa.s G,id-a o'n,men.
een r se bea. -Dy6fsy,i... So
sI s.-unon.. - rriecsi topr BsY
80 coide ri.
aH hf- i.fatmeni; hes o. p'iv,i Il NO.
res - CO p~r fen.
S.le rAd issrv.ne,
- ~, .,,s. .' s'efr' G. q. T.. sseurs,y tsa.,i
m '..if.r'i- drug eo. ~, sss.,. A.
~ y :.@rkel sir.-sst, se.n h.. na.i..-, 81
'fSAl@f mailed Lea. S~a'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
Hibbs-d's Rheumatic and Liver PHI,

These pills are scientifically compoundes
and uniform IN action. No gri ping pain
- cOmutosly following the u-e OF pills.
Tney are sdaprsd TO bnth adults and chill
6ren with perfect sIfsty. We qua Rntsae
they have no equal IN The cure ufsicE head
ache. cy'as-i patton dyspepsia and billions
ne-s- ar q a an appetizer. they excel any
oine- preparation II ~
Smith a SteIne- snls agts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
SOCIETY NOTICES.

T. 4. E-sedzTick P0s-. No. 70, LispG-I-
VI. melI of oregon. Meets every Monday
evening ~ the hall OveI tle Oregon L<z1c
compznys offer Visiting cJD-Zdes ar
cordially Invited 10 attend
.. c. SEEEsAs. Post commander.
8 A. RASDLE- AcjUla1L
A o. { w.-Prutectiou Lsdzs No. . 4
"A. o. Z. W -A.=TI.. Oregon Meet -zeE
wednesday evening 81 is nall II -.zt- IL
sDrEDc~ uiucE. corner Commercial and
CnemsEeiz streets Vislrinv and .ojOUru-
ing og-sn-en invited r. z soCTEwICK-
IRA EEB, Rezsogoer. " "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
lAiier List.

The following is the list Of letters
reinsining uncalled for in the po~t
offiye at Salem. sept. Il. lScn.
Persons calling for same will please
ssy s.SdyerTlssati "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
pr.PERcE'S PELLETS

Rarsly Vegetable anA Rerieexly
FilL Snalse cseaose, EAsseE %
TAke. One thy. SaGar-eoas~4 feh-
les . DO-e- Cures Sex Headach be-
O1lioas D ieAfaehe. ConsxiPa. on.
I1Atge9ri On Bilious AExackA and a.
Arrangements cs - Ssorscs a. BSv&&
! csCU . VIA by t-uSS.s-k
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
Notice for Bids.

Scaled bl6s Will D. Fees we'd by Hor- Cuun-
~ oourt, oi FiArlpn county, DF gOr On
" ecnessiav. ttls Z day og LS--n;s--F, =.
81 @ clsck p IL Ipr furuLs hing aud p.Ec-
trg twO Thousand tnns % lslEe stone
AaocDd the tWO piers u the " lianeIte
bridge.
said stone TO be placed on or before the
0L Z day o. NOveIuO-r. j. ..
Tne couri reserves the rigni TO reject any
Or AL bids.
BY order OF the EOn. county eourI u
Marion county court, Ore=ou-
~ RABCUcK.
CoEuiy CierE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

n ecrivslcer IN E1stss money, q
1s.n vss once oeeret II Al old lazy n
Icudoc ro- TIE return O. o -svo-les O.;
Which had esrlysd OF beer seoler- Pcople
called her crank a1d pe-anps she vsS
II b urfo-rr-a-e tas- ooe CT the rec-ic-
sex should ever CaIr tsa THE. yet Ea-y
Do IL n hoveve-, Frequently not rheS
fnun- Ofren II lc.ianA derslseu1e11 =
VIII arpa-e1tey cexass Q vornzzt entire
nature. Don Z blame such suc rcrs II tory
arv carky." but tel them 70 Use Dr..
YserceB Fsvp---e P-rsc-trsioc- which . s1
hfnilSAae -~n>dy f-r fccrAle vc3knesscs-
-Fxva---e Pr-a- -cio- has cured thou
n,ts OF poC-. eA-rl33ca suffering women
cs female weak 80 painful Irregular
t,aa ulce-x-iorA u<E1ric eis-lAcernsziH and
ktrSret ailments too rCue-pla 70 Esa-
eor. /, N TIE c-ly medicine for von~n-
sold ~ t-cCSs-s under Q poa4rfve
guarantee t.At L vii il eveZy cA-s,
Oye sa-ls<aceic1 o. tse P-ce $l0 VII oe
refunded-
woELoS DisprSsAHY NrpzcA- AsSo-
GArIoS, Prcprls-C-S BueAio, y. Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
Business CARDS

ELsIE RAKEE- Human Hair Euporl.
T. um- CocrI street. third door from Opera
hocse- Ventilated human hair cCr.s 3
specially Hz.- dressing II the latssi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

4 4 MORSE. contractor and Builder
L. Al o-Ce-S promptly attended 10
IS Hign stree, -1aism-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

4 n. CLOTGH- Cnde--AEe-. Enbalme-
"A. &n6 Cabinet AEEs-, lT state -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
Notice.

The an Dual meeting a: the stocs ho, ders
o, The Capitol Adventure company viii ~
nsic al tns ur.les Of the eompary . salem
Oregon, on the sEa OF ~<p'enl l--r lsl 3 a. n .
---Id :. FRIEDMAN. Pres
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
NOTICE

j. hereby give That ve will not b. rsSpOu-
s.ols for any Oils contracted ia our uaIne
unless ordered By Us II writing. o. IN p-4s.
son HIR,C n & SATTJN.
Clty BGl Prs-ess
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

JOES GRAY.-Cn-r-ac-or and builder.
81 Fine INSIDE finishing specially 4,5
Com ms-clzl street. salsn Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
7 HE ODELL
T YPE WRITE R.

80 Will BUY the OuELL TYPE WRrrER
with :, characters. and SIS f1r the SING Z
CASE t'DEI-I-. Warranted TO do ocsier wors
than any machine made.
10 cufDo oIne- SIMPLICITY with nT-EATIIs-
rrN. SPEED. EASE OF OPERATION, wtzsrS
longer without cost ~ repairing than any
other machine HsS no Ink ribpon 30
tial, nickel pla ed. u-ar es-f ard adapted 20
al kinds Ca tyri@ y-rat ~. Lt-e printin
press, u produces sharp. clean, le'.Ihle
manuscript. TTC O.. Ten cnp.e, can o-.
made at one writing. Any intelligent per
SOL can oernIne an operator IN two Gays.
? offer :ltso to any operator who e. D
equal the work Of the lHOCBLE Cash
OuEII.
hs.iuule Agents aud salesrneu wanted
-I-eclssi intucefDeut 20 d.l.s.r~.
For pamphiei Z wing Inducements &C..
sddre>~, upEL-L TiPE WRITER 10,
- and = 5th Ave Chicago. III.
SID
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

L 3 SOCTETICE- Cont-scto- and
L. builder. Vel prepared 20 DO a.
kinds of building and guarantee sztisfczs-
rEo-. +--.m
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
The Pavilion Will be Open
Four nights during the
week.

A splendid field ior hO-~ss entered in the
speed de0rtmeut. and hnc exhibitions of
racing VIII ~ given each day.
Entries for premiums close Monday at
~ =. m Exhibitors are urged TO make
as many of heir entire, on sunday hSfore
the fair a. pCSsirie. 0iuads. animals and
articles f'- exhibition must b. N their
place, by n 2. III. ol Monday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

ID J LARSEN Narufac-1-e- O: al Ein6s
L. o. venies-S- EspzI-nE : specially
Only the 5es- vO-E turned oul, >nop a
s-x-e street next du.o- 10 >criusr & PUhle
~ Ed. EOEYE-BzrD-r and Hair-drzs-
VI. ing pz-io-s- !n=st baths u lh-c.ry.
1+ Com mm=-c.El Street salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

vlll hs sold n iess than bal their value.
Cnn and convipcs yourSeif
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

JoEN 4. CARSON. Course3lo- and At
81 te-aey-St-L~zE- Nenosr o. The Bar o'
Ontario, Canada. OhcS lls SKATE street.
e2le-n. Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

COBALET & TLLLACH. civil Eu-.n-
VI es-s GnG U,-2C-nts-ner- Railroad >1r-
veys Gnt estimating sp=esEl-y. u1i-s -
S-s-e street Cd s-A1-s- >zisrl- Oregon