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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

EX-GOvERNOR FORAKER, OF
Ohlo,is receiving attention from the
press US one of the dead politicians
OF this country. lie had remark
able faculty for prompt action in
cases OF great excitement. He sent
the midnight telegram that aroused
the nation to realizing sense of II
Democratic Presidents unpatrlotic
order to return To the Southern
states the hottie Ha.... --'---.- -
the brave men of the Northern ar
mics. Foraker helped crush the re-
Oelllon inCinclnnati when the saloon
keepers of that city 40 unwisely
refused to obey the state Sunday
law. The nervy governor telegraph
ed the city authorities that the law
must he obeyed and he stood ready TO
orlng the whole power of the state
It his command to help enforce the
statute. These are some of the
bright features of his administra.
ton. Unfortunately for Foraker
he Was II weak man in other
respects, strong as he was on
al matters pertaining to patriotism
aud upholdlng of civil authority.
He had not enough character to
hold his own In the political intrigues
md corrupt practices pursued by the
politicians of that old state, which
IL so full of able men, aud who
naturally resist the encroachments
upon popular favor made by so bold
and dashing man as GOu. Foraker
An older man, Gov. Rusk Of Wis.
consin, has been elevated 10 a cabl-
net place for showing the same kind
of nerve and courage displayed 10y
Foraker, and which Americans re-
spect aud admire.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Executors Notice

NOTICE is hereby given 10 ,.,,,,.
= concern lhat the undersi,,,,lt may
md "a ip5lnted executor OF the L,s, WA, MnS
unri,',, 't Ss'Ailent OF George q. Amin St VIII
h"nn,ne hS,,pn county, Oregon, deceased "a. Ia'e 81
All persons 'buntS hun ~ court Of said co9nly 1H'
ue .ale al said George 1. Amin sJllilst J,t The e..
,S,vg required 10 present tbsS'' 'u, are
h,, h,nli,t u vouchers within sin Inon,hl win
n S ',e OF This notice to the Unaals' ,ns nom
d Marion s.i,v saI ne,,I s. taui, in said c1inTgII
January Ia, lSgO. Al LIN Executors
l'lUwlt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

Now n SUCCESSOR to Judge ThayeI
IL 10 be elected. The republicans
have one man preeminently entitled
To the honor of a seat on the supreme
bench-a man of experience, thor
oughly qualified, and 0f tho most
uncompronIising integrlty--John Il.
Waldo. Doubtless they have other
competent aud honest men, any one
OF whom II nominated will proba.
bly, b. chcted,- East oregonian
Dem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
A Western llernine.

Tuesday afternoon a 14-year-old
lad named James Percy, a son of
Mr.. Percy, Of the upper Boise valley,
was out in the hills about twelve
miles above the city on horseback
aud in search of some deer which a
party of hunters from the city had
killed. A man named Silas Sandlin
was with the lad, but the two sepa-
rated IN the bills, after which
Percy's horse threw him and ran
off. Percy lay on the ground some
time, stunned by the fall and being
unable to make his way home, re-
NAMED where he was until relief
came in the person of Mrs. Olive
Call, who, being at home alone
and hearing Of the accident, started
on horseback at 10 o'clock at night
In search of him. She found the
poor boy in the condition described,
and took him to her house several
miles distant. On reaching home
1t was found that Percy had both
feet 80 badly frozen that his physi-
clan says amputation may he neccs-
sary. The act of Mrs. Call in going
alone to the rescue of the unforiu-
nate lad at the hour named, and
through the cold, was that Of a
genuine western heroine, and it will
be afiectionately remembered to her
honor. r.--Boise City Statesman.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

A Tacoma paper says: The open
ing Of the Indian reservation and q
bridge across to the Puyllups from
this city mean great things for Ia
coma. But IL will be death to the
Puyllups.
The Chicago Times has an article
beaded "What Goes Into a SILK
Dress" The Times should he more
MODEST than that. Tacoma Globe.
Nellie Bly, overcome all obstacles
in her trip around the world until
she encountered the California
sn0w-drifts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22


THE Pendleton Oregonian favors
the bill introduced by II democratic
congressman, 10 erect IN the rotunda
OF the capitol at Washington n
Statue Of Hon. Samuel j. Tilden,
Inscribed; samuel J. Tilden, nine
eenth President Of the United
states, elected but not seated. I"
The electoral commission plan
whidh decided Mr., Tilden counted
out OF the presidency was originally
proposed by the democrats, The
democratic party declined 10 en-
dorse Mr.. rilden 10y denomination.
The paper above referred to IL GER
tainly a little OF In It's conclusions.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

TINS Is the sentiment of many
democratic papers;
We had hoped that the Ohio dem,
ocrats would elect some other man
than BTl,e To the senate.
Very fcw democratic papers de.
fend or excuse the election of Brice
10 the United States seas;o. 4; is
beyond controversy that Mr., Brice
would not have been elected had lac
been n poor man or even man OF
moderate means, These are not
new ideas but cold facts that need
TO be emphasized, because the demo
cratic party Is ollen found posing as
the friend of the poor man,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Proposals Invited.

| HNHF BOARD of Trustees of the Oregon
/ L STATE lhsuno Asylum hereby invite
lied proposals for furnishing at the
asylum, salem. Or, the following.
2(O pounds best renovated geese featbare
NO double, gray blankets, s pounds each
genuineall wool warp and filling. feet
lgches 19 me wide and6 feet, inches long.
20 mar mattresses, Is pounds each. To he
gray hair and of first quality ticlSing
tuited and stitched edge.
T., iV yards heavy Amoskeag pillow tick
d sam pies may be seen at the Office of
accordance Herewith. iu'' oe III
soI Inc right TO reject any and all bids ia re.
served, 81 ", - BIDS "a Will be opened at 2 O'clock
me- oh TUESDAY, Jan q, 1890.
SfLVESTER PENNoYER.
GEO; W. MCBRIDE,
g. w. WEBB,
W. A. NUNLY, 'iu Vi trustees.
Clerk of Board.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

rIE Dalles Times. .Mountainecr
makes this poiut in favor of pro.
tectiye tariff
Protection is simply what II
means, aud when IA tariff ceases t0
he this, IL shOulG he abolished. III
lule cannot la raised In the Uuited
states, Il Is useless to keep the tariff
on the imported article. but We be-
lleve it cau aud will h. raised In puf
hcicnt quantities Ia supply the de-
Gland. The aim of the tariff Is to
make the country self-supporting,
and tn keep as much money la cir,
culatio ion as p'SSible, We telicve In
the dOCtrine in national, state aud
municipal affairs, aud consider il
the only safe Que that can be fol-
lowed Ia this or any other flN,e coun.
Try lacking development.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Larger Quarters-TeIsgrapb Service
Increased Worhing Force-Tbe
Journal steadily Growing.

Larger Quarters-TeIegrapb Service
Increased Working Force-Tbe
Journal steadily Growing.
The Publishers announce tina
they have completed arrangement
for Improvements on the CAPITAL
JOURNAL, In keeping with the
growth and prosperity Of the city
Indications point to larger influx
of population for this year than eve,
before. We are certain to hav,
more public and private improve
ments than In any year previous
The demand for homes and real es
tate is steadily incr easing.
To meet the demand the JOURNAL
will shortly be moved into the post
office block, opposite the Chemeket,
hotel. Additions will be made a.
the working forces OF the paper
Negotiations are pending that vii
give the EVENING JOURNAL tn,
most complete press and special
telegram service of any evening
paper In Oregon. II will be mad,
In all respects the best news, family
and business paper In Salem, and
devoted to the interests of th,
Capital.
CAPITAL JOURNAI, pUR Co
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Inventor Of the lightning kad.

Franklin was not, as is commonly
supposed, the maker Of the first
lightning rod. A poor monk of
Seuttenberg, Bohemia, put up the
first lightning rod on the palace of
the curator of Preditz, Moravia,
June Is, 1854. The name Of the in
yentiye monk Is Y&&7l Y&&7lg gPr226bGp r226bnpdsed of
pole surrounded by an iron rod, sup
porting twelve curved branches aud
terminating In as many metallic
boxes filed with iron ore aud en-
closed by II wooden boX-like cover,
traversed by twenty-seven iron.
pointed rods, the bases of which
found Il resting place in the ore box.
The entire system OF wires was uni
ted to the earth by Il large chain.
The enemies of Dilwisch, jealous of
his success, excited peasants OF the
locality against him, and, under the
pretext that his lightning rol was
the cause of the excessive dry
weather, had the rod taken down
aud the inventor Imprisoned.-EX.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
A Rank RaiInra

The great rotary snow plough
which was expected to clear the
line to Spokane Falls at the rate OF
ten miles an hour without half try
ing, got in last Saturday night and
was received with loud cheers by an
anxious crowd of snow-bound trav-
elers. The machine, however, has
proved to be no good. During the
last week IL has screwed its way to
Latah, where the road ends in a
huge snow drift, and can go no fur
ther. The snow has packed and
frozen until it Is almost as solid as
earth, and the knives have no effect
upon 1t. The plough now spends
about two-thirds of the time going
and returning from the repair shops.
The only way to open the road now
before warm weather, is to put on a
big force Of men and shovel it out.
The last train that has come over the
road from Spokane Falls was on the
evening Of December the 80, 1880
Tekoa Globe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

ASTORIA will be the outlet OF the
great Chicago Il Northern railway
by way of Bolse city 20 that grand
ocean harbor, Astoria. Almost be.
fore our people know II the swim
iron horse win be snortlng along
down the back yard through the
suburbs Of Germantown, across the
Salt Creek valley, aud on 10 Tilla.
NOOK. --Dallas ItemlAer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Sherif's Sale.

! NONICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ OF an execution issued out of The
o1,r',' "altrt +tf,f3" a the l2lh day 'tf De-
| cenber 1889, and to run directed nnon ,
Judgement rendered in tn Justice coIirt ior
salem precinct, Marion county. stnte nj
oregon, am Il certified transcript Of ubich
was duely filed and dOcketed in the office
~ the clerk of the circuit court of the stale
MnoIeson iOf the county of Marion. on the
I'm Gay OF May, lSSS, wherein state InSn-
rance company, recovered judoment
igaLhSt y. r. Dennis for the sum af sI6
Win interest thereon AT the rate OF I0 ner
ccnt per annum from the 10Th day of nrii
$50 ana costs, and disbursements tnYad
~ ~ slV,no ana commanding me to satisfy
'ne same together with accruinp cost oi;t
the property of said q. + Dennis I
haNeleVled upon and will sell to the higb-
81 Dluder for cash in hand on SuturdSy
ne llrst day OF February lS9O, at The cour,
nouse door In Salem, Marion county 0ra.
Ill a. ciock p. M, of said day all the
lgnt, lltle and Interest which ~ r. Dan
nus had on the 4th day of NAV 1883 or since
property to wit: i"eu real
. ! Lots No. fifty-three (53), fifty four l5D md
Hlly-HNe (do), as known and designated on |
.r,,ii tT nus I Oh lhoinaS Cross in township
>ouln ranges, west, In Marion cOuntv H.
goh, as recorded in the cIery's oftiIca in IN
'anu Harinn county, on the l4th day of No
,ehlDer, 1876, the same being knoTn ana
ESTIMATED on the plat OF the Government
VI va TrNeys as lots one ~, two (2l and three E@
no,tI ~ ZION non lour a., in township six M'
"uth range three (3), west of lie WiHW'
neite meridian, Marion county Oro,,nt, ,'a
,u ma containing one hundred and eie6iw
II less. 'N' VI l"lu, more
Dated this lst day of January, 1890
Sbar;e-.c,, T.. NJ. CROISAN,
l-Ewit. ~ oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

THE legislators of the state Of
Washington seek to protect them
selves and secure their virtues from
temptation by the formation OF an
antl-boodle society, to oppose the
practice Of legislative bribery. There
II no law 10 protect any set OF men
from making fools Of themselves.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Bucklen's ArnIea SaIVe.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter chnpped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Daniel i. Fry, drug.
giRt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

FLORA Look, Of Des Moines
Iowa, has been acquitted OF the
charge Of murder. She fired at
random into crowd who were
charivaring her grandfather, and
killed man. The Iowa courts
hold that men are justified In pro-
tecting their homes against such
ont ratyaa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

The Recorder at Lakeview, for
economy's sake, had box spittoon
filled with sawdust. But cheap as
the contrivance was, it managed to
set fire to the building and before
the fire could be pu- out over $500
damage was done.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

THE largest brewery In the world
Ia situated In st. Louis. Its build
ings and yards occupy forty-tlve
blocks. II employs 1000 workmen,
has a capital Of S5,OOO,0O0, and dur
Ing the year 1880 produced over
%, 900, 900 gallons Of beer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

! y of m - aE ~ hereby given that bv virt,,,
| Cuit rourt SeTulloh Issued ont az tbn 1t .u'
cSnn,,uit T"uit 0i the stale of oregoUO' ~ the CIR
| arI' a ~ IHSarion; on the 30 d9v Of toI M uhe
Judgment ren ,9SG' anu TO me directed nnau Us =,
for East saIe,,, eu IN the Justices r0nrt
ty, stale oTn T1ieul precinct, Marian oI vOurI
rr}nS S,"te 90! pl oregon, ana a car,itu ou coun-
IN tba "n'ch tt,h Was duly filed ana du,t,rahs trahs-
,nur, ~, oillce OF the CLERK nT ,'uocAeted
of Marian s"lle OF OREGON, for theoriiicuI cuIt
lSSs, wbsro0,u,. 0u me 2Oth day OF NoveUItntS
judgment ng,iir- |aileS Calvert recovar,I
~ uhls, his Wife. far H. nus S ana Sarah
crnT ruuseIcst thereon M tba Ill III. VI sIl 10
ye1,I ~ dhnun, from The 1t, ate ol per
taxed tt Sin anu costs aud disbnryo VI NO
lsfy The >,,,', "nu cOlnnlaudluu ~ ,tieuls
out of ne ,oSether with accsiIno, w SAL
ard sarah + i,S OF said o. n 1,eVVSnts'
led un,,n ,',i =; Dennis, his wife Dennls
i,,r ppm ana will sell IN Iba e, nave lev
rf Ls,,s,.u ~ hand, on Satnrd..r hesl oldue
.ourI n,a1's, uaIs, 1881 al the w. tte 10th day
yuli, al n 80, ~ iH,aleln, Marion cnnn,n VI tht
1ght. ma n, p m. OF said d. Ore
,. r. Dennis ,'SIest aud estate 81 wy
vile, had on ths aaHth +. Dennis
cr,b''5 Auce, IN aud 10 IN oi November, I
en- cb M o"l property, to-Tt,. lowing de-
d Sect',,T ~ ,soulh OF the nor beginning
\ NilMmrTte,i nro,NuShIp 6,srI No, oorher
nd state oT ,u,eIlulan m MaTi"n o vi lhe
'esl forty cb suh, and running ',Thuntyi
ne M me t,4ience east ioriT south twenty
MN, Sa'u section y ti,tn,oon on'lns 10 east
X NJ a,.ra. ~ place OF beginn,,'.. W twenty
an uf IN. ~ 'Ahu, more m IS contain
ann, situate 'IS' IN ana wile's donafioUSS oUSiing
elle meridi.n ; a, west OF Tbt'on H.. /, lahd
haledat salem, I, lSlion lsalion eounty, oregn,s' tl,' e,
January l5 7Sas,,'
-l7wit VI Marion county IAN, p,
0son' ay
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Sherif'S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of ar
cHnTt uf the State Of Oregon, for II Hon Circuit
Marion, on the oath day of December ISSatS 0i
to me directed upon a Judgment and decree
| HulS rendered, entered of record and dOcketed
! III and by said Circuit Court on the 18th dov of
Oct, Der. 1882 in certain suit then j., SoiJ "a
/ court penang, wherein George A. Shennard
! was plaintiff and ". Parrish and ] T par
rlsh We're defendants, in favor of plaintif and
against dttendants, by which execution I am
te,, Ia 10 se,I 'he real property herein af.
ttr described, and ont Of the proceeds of sncb
SAFE 10 pay the costs and expenses of sale tba
custs ana disbursements of said suit tayed %
e9i 10 and $40 on attorneys fees and flo ~
her lher sum of Sd29S in U. S. gold coin. tCgetbar
with interest thereon at the rate of IN nas '
per annuni since the 18th day of Octnber 1eYa
have levied upon and viii
ON saturday the 25 day of Jannarv 1Son |
at the hour of two O'Clock in the afternoon ~: |
Salu uay' at the west door of the county court
n,,IIt, ~ oaieih Marion county, Oregon, sell at
pubic anction to the highest bidder for caS,'
~ haiid on the day of the sale, all the RIGHT ~
a,e; io; interest," and estate. which C. W. Parrish
anu >. Parrish ,defendents nan. ed in ssid da
.t ,nau OF mas III ort the following described
to,Yiti ta'aIe situated in Marion County, Oregon
m'' commencing at a point where the Gsst
iine OF the donation land cIaiIn 90 oast
letrlsn ana Elizabeth Parrish bia
wiz, luttrsects the section line -
y, ,Ween sections "A aud 25 IN #. po
~ - 'LenCe Wesl ~ chains: tlenca p,,,h
~ CHAINS thence east 20 chains; thence snrtb !
n en niira enalns 70 the place OF beginning. Tba !
ni1iny arising from said sale shall be srs, o,' y
- ~ ~ tue payment Uf the cost, and eynanP +
u making such sale aud the expenses of FS le
ia Gu ishd the remainder shall be next sno
,i5u i6 ~ payment Of the fun amount dne nn' ap
aiu .a Judgment and decree Of suId nIsi,t'g "pGH
'eV; w a she Sheppard and against said d.frndsnt
he fnreSi Slish ana tue remainder, if ally sfter
srai iUrGsaiu payments are made and snnisi s1
srTIn before proylued shall be snnIirJ plGd aS
,S,,r "Stielt ri the said judgment and derr.e in
,.il.. ,sUr oi ssid deIenuaut j. L. Psrrtsh i9
,s saiu defendant U. W, Parrish rH. HnI
we'd Sie fr Is iuli paid ii sufficient money is de
lat purnass @ ssia sale sale OF said real property for
aims ana PVio al!er paying OFT said priUr
sim,is iiI ana costs and expenses NJ pla1I satI
81 t,i,, Geo A. Sheppard and saia PE
sII ,h 1'iil remain surplus after psvn,! nu II oil
ta nyas ,us aforesaid claims that the sa,,a p
Ovided. sueu cases made and orr,
OA'ea' SALrN' Oregon, Dec. %, 1889 at at
sbsris Z. NJ. CROIsAN. len
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

I0se Us cfIect, but fccm5 70 nccOmEJlsh INC
same results continually. As liver and
bowel regulator and corrcctlvcit isperfection.
We woG!l not be without It. In fact have
Just BOUGHT Lozcn ottlcs to get the re-
duccd price" :. u. Rove of t23 Jones street,
8. r., also writes that it has boon his habit for
years to nwa.cil the mornings with n head.
ache and al exhausted feeling; butfiu"c tho
hrst bottle hc Las lad no return.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
1890.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY

The Eleventh Volumo of r.
gins nm n,,i noUNG PEOPLE, which be-
1ar ans wl5h I'D the Number for Noven-
"rd ~ra o. 1883 presents an attractive nro-
g. st"inlne' nn 1t will offer to its readers
Ior itas. lour serials of the usnaI
S.n, ana others in two or three
paris, namely, "The Red Mustana -
ny WILLIAM 0. SToDDARn. 1P6I
..pI,the "Tn the Baby" by Lucy G. T11IIr. ~!
Conce piince Tommy, "by JOHN RnssELI'
HGokK49ELL; ~, K4 and Mothers WavM
Nv DV MARGARET E. SANGsTppw. waS
BoWEserila Row. serials by HJALMAR HJoRTH
viii viii hsEN, hsi Two series of Fairy Tales
of ~ ,to t"'tract the attention of lovers
onaim, ~ 'ie wohder-world, namely, the
i"d iui'it ~ taieS told by HowARD PvTr
him o admirably illustrated bv
ut,n, ana another series IN q d;ey
IiLt Th VEN by FRANK NJ. B1cKNrTI
InH ! nere VIII 6e short stories bv w n
,iiomELts, n WE. THOMAS NELsoS Pc ~
\ \ ARl l II. WILKIN, NORA prnnIsi
SAyIn I'm EEsCoTT SPoFFORD.
vHpTD SSER, HEzEKIAH BuTTEP,
IALCoM,' 'oLrHiE IaE SWEET, RICHARD
oOhNSIDN, etc.
orvo SUBSCRIPTION to HARpER,s
nm, UoSG FIE0PLE secures a invaniIe TH
sn slapy, ri There is useful knowIedan eh,le
d d. dyar'iaaSy pl'ginty OF amusement.~Boston
r Year. stage Prepaid. 81 90
o. H. begins November 5, 1889.
Eoyielen wo,cent .toopIgy Copy sent on receipt of
II. NUMBERS, Five Cents
't.otiioa ttii.apGes Nes should be made hv
i'd iiicG cnat Money Order or Draft ~
~ chahce OF loss. "i'' 70
ertisepaplsarss egTtiseapers are not to copy this
pr ffGlIleht If - without the exnress
ddraihl.A d II, hARpER 4 BRorHEsspl press
5 WssS; WST;- HARPER 4 BROTH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

Dr. f. :. Holden: The Ethereal
Cough syrup cannot y excelled in
The market for The cue of coughs,
colds and bronchial afictiOns.
w. NJ. BOGfS, Nappa.
Large size Sl.00, small D cents. For
sale by all Druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

b. f. LANCASTER, an Hwaco trap.
per and hunter, had to have hi,
hand amputated on account of an
accidental rifle shot wound.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

WITH good and economical s'''''
agement now, and with full and
fair assessment, the city OF Pendle
ton ought TO be In llourishing con
ditlon at the end OF the year.-E. o.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Oregon r. K. CORny Line.

<. ~. SCOTT, ISFcINER
Tickets for any point ON, line for sal.
at The depot, foot uf Jcticrstrcet. and
The United CIuge ana h,ge lrtnSfe
cumpanN'S Office, cnrncr Sd and pin.
streets. CummupuiAu rtS AT , CEN.
per mile.
General offices uouhWeorner Fir
and Pine streets, Portland
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

AN unusual prevalence Of tn,
chinook winds Is all that will bring
them out In portions of California
In time for spring seeding.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

The scarcity OF camphor Is cause 4
by the government OF Japan allow.
ins It's poor TO cut the gUes down for
tuvl.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

Portland


WANIEn-AgeutS, Mas Femals
Ia every titN, iowp Nillrgr'
outut uce, No capital " hsrequip a
slock, flan and Terms the frhis 4, a
splendid opportunity Ia q money.
Write al nuVC flr Ptrticutt
4, r. COLLIER, Is MarrvE,w York
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
New Fish MIrket,

Allen khodeS ha>estaollsH new Fish
Market on state street, and Akeopsa rood
supply OF fish, poultry and me.
give him "A call and yourkder will b
promptly attended to. S.2S-In.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

been taking Joys Vegetable
Ca-ra9arii,a now for months
vi:h splendid results. Ourcx.
ucricnce has been that after
taxing it regularly for n short
time md getting the system
started right, an occasional
dose thereafter keeps the sys-
tom IN perfect condition. A
pcculiauty Of your vegetable
co.Hpound is, that it does not
h,,t rcnrna tn ncnnrnrllsh fhn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

BE- .,1 sid ''is, 5s. P;ssary ;s, ahilg teeth -,
tar prsysSiss SSH dtelSS IL o'h p Dy using
'' Sold BY ali drpySsss,', yn - ar, AZ;
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
PR|N TING.

[ mn uF THE LARGEST ESTARIIsIJ.
PortinnS p mGm.S IN the State. Lower rates ihan
the state LddrgesG d gsSaS, stock Legal Blanks in
legal blanks. "p ~ vWnttaIo&ne ~ OF
steam Printer Salem Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
: c-t:I-C's DozES.

E',ha-! ;c;c, tic vel known proprietor Of
f."' .a--c~ Da.-.-'. 80. d Ellis s., san Fran
el-"o, Jas. vcc& sen, tho following letter to
ar Edwin " Joy co. "My family have
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22

THE huge snow drifts Of California
send shudder down our backs VI
here In thesunny Willamette valley
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Letter List,

The following letters remain un-
called for in the postoffice at Salem
Jan. %, 1890; persons calling for the
same should say advertised.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-22
Lots Highland Addition are High and Dry and Well Located Most Excellent Drainage


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