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New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

AT THE FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
West 46th-.t near 5th-ayc.-K,v. ". II. L. fAUNCL
Pastor pIcac chc, II and 40 90. ITaycrmc,tlng
"Wednesday evening, = O'Clock. All welcome.
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h1intcr Resorts.
SAVANNAH, GA.
THE DE SOTO.

This new and magnificent hOtc VIII open January Ist
1880 Thyough Vc,tIbuled trains fOm Ncw-l DIX CITY
" join a. BAKER s. co.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

FIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Mad
son and al Il Ii e. M MIN ana 10 b p
morning Rev. CHAS. :. ROBINSON. d. d. In the evel
ing Subject: Life Silence and Death"
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

ASSOCIATION HALL. 23d--t. corner shave, leas' d
by TWENTT-IHGi,D STREET Bh'IaI tHUEtH ="
"a, enmu.lQai. increased CONGREGATIONS Fft1c hing hN
Pastor. THOMAS DIXON, JE, at TO- a. ia. aHd
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

MADISON SQUARE PEESBYTEHAN. CHURCH
Mad-on-a,c corner Of 2ih.'t->e SUNDAY lamar a
g. II. PARRII HURST u. D.. VIII preach. sunday
,. houl So -iOn commences . - q. M
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domestic 5ituatlons Wantso
=. =
Males

/ l.JUIUeoll DlluR1IUuo ~OHhANo
/ I'-.-............-..- - --->-.-.,.,.-->o.>->>---,-
Males
4 YOUNG man wants a situation In
| "A private family. Address w. w, Box
/ /. Tribune once.
ID UTLER and VALET; long experience, =,
ID sober; willing 20 take charge dining
room noor understands courses, salads,
I lI1-S. silver, wines, N,., single Eu-ll~h
/ Protestant; country prNrrred PERSONAL RI.
! carver: willing to travel. Room Isl, Put
nam House. 26th-st and ith-a'e.
/ ID UTIER.-By a thoroughly competent
IL Englishman whore >ccond-man or
/ parormaid is kept; good reference. {. w,
Tribune Uptown Once, l23s Broadway.
ID TTLER or WAITTR.-By a mddlc-age
i I'D single man IN private family good
/ city references. WM. ARMSTRONG, 766
/ 3d.aNc- upper floor.
- UTLER. CARVER and COOK.-First
/ e.. !. GEEMER, i26 West i1th-St.
DUTLER-COOK.-By thoroughly COM
ID pstcnt couple good references. 81 I.
. LER-COOK. Tribune Uptown Office. l.23S
+ MoadWay
4, ooK.-By a colorcd man; in family Or
u bo1rdiuG house good reference. h.
| WALKER. l32 West 1oth-st.
| COOK.-B an Italian hr,t-class pastry
I can speak French and English New
/ ork or country best references. A.
I CAMARONE. 535 West 46th-st.
/ 4, OACHMAN and GROOM.-By a young
\ married man Protestant; no family
/ thoroughly understands care Of horses and
/ carriages willing and OblignS; city or
country. Addrrs. X. s., Tribune Uptown
/ Once. ,23s Broadway.
I HOACHMAN or GROOM. -By respecta
y bic mddle-agcd man no family city
on country tho. o1ghly competent; willing
u nd flr,f-cllsS CITY references
/ from last and former employers, whom any
/ gentleman can interview. NJ. LEE,
Z Hampstead, l.. l.
n OACHMAN.-By an Englisman, mar.
y ried, age 81 hSro9ghiy eNPeilsneed
Address \. H.. - RI N-,t., Brooklyn, +. ID.
OACHMAN or uROOM.-By single
y man; thoroughly understands his
business, will tend furnace and be gen
orally useful; last employer will recon-
mend p. T.. $40 Broadway.
n oACHMAN.-By a married man Prot.
- estant; thoroughly understands his
duties I'm every respect; hr-t-class personal
references II wears in one place. Address
COACHMAN. 1s East 3sth-st.
rOACHMAN and GARDENER. BY
I Young single German, - thoroughly
understands the care OF horses and car
rages good careful driver also good Hover
and vegetable gardener milk. and handy
with carpenters tools pest or references
Address +. NJ. 10l West 9lst-st., east,
Sd fiat.
GOACHMAN. GROOM.-Rv single colorcd
man thorouehly und' r,tande thc care
of fine horses and is a eooc city driver;
generally useft;l.man; best % refer 'nce
from last employer. J. =. j.. 30 Easf
5Oth-st.
~ OACHMAN.-An experienced c)aohnan
Y and wife In doctor RS or prlayte tamiyi
best references. Address J. SiliWEk-
MANN\2O9 East iOth-st.
~ OACHMAN and GARDENER.-Milk
Y attend furnace and be generally useful
moderate wages country preferred good
reference. ADDRESS GARDENER, Box =
Tribune Oiicc.
GARDENER and COOK.-By a young
" German married coupe nan. excellent
gardener; good horsenan handy with tools;
wife, good cook and laundress; country pre-
ferred unQuestlonable references. Amply
| 1857 Ath- ave-. bet. 25th and 26th stA
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Gclu uOGr.eo.
AlaIe..

AlaleG.
II RIVER tt oIc'. German preferred.
~ N1HOLIIAN AGENCY. G-j
broadway.
II NGINIIG flr stationary engine also
= .u.nrd elevator hYf. 1t once. NLI-
EOPOLITAN AGENCY $50 broadway.
SALI~NAN on cigars for importing
- fou-.. NLIEOrOLlTAN AGENCY,
o,j HoldNaF.
w ANTip INNTDIATELY. A thor.
W ORCH typographical drurht-man. call
a. Eu..r..--- Olr-. C,ruM BANS Building,
WHIT. Plains y. Y.
WANTrp.N "1rr.'d man. ..aI on on r1iacc ,.,I1, IN
experience iu raising poultry th" man To-
assist In .,tr. of ruul'rN and % work IN the
Garden Co., .or flr nrm. Apply go n Park
ave-. iu tlc m,.un- fore 10 or aftcr pm.
Females.
VXT ANTGD Thoroughly competent. trust
w worthy .uo. aid lalldr,~-, snail Url-
NA,o fauiy: IRISH want d. 81 W 9Oth-st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

A Nicely furnished sunny rooms. .com-
n. municntlns OIL separately 81 hoor
li9 West 49th-st.
kN ELEGANTLY furnished suite. par
- lor. bed and bathroom southern 'N-
po-urc; superior private house. l-- Last
-6th ,t.
nINING-ROOM and furnished rooms
~ downtown. west side lrr-" for entire
house; very cheap Inquire 100 -d1Nr.,
between and .. m.
H. LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM
II 2i7 Wc.F5l-t-t.. near Broadway. with
iu two minutes Of i've limos of cars.
IL UENISHED ROOM tp lct to dro-s-
Il maker who goes out b. Tho day. I'll
East jGth--t
TpO LET.-At the Marion House rs East
Broadway, 10 gentlemen, newly fur
nl-hcd Hight rooms. al low rents.
1OTH.ST.. 3I0 EAST Front sunny par.
LED lor well furnished plano suitable for
one or two gentlemen; trrmS modriat".
a. srII-ST.. 155 WEST Three rooms on
tD second noor. en suite or sngly; suitl-
Die Tor party of gentlemen reasonable
terms attendance good, rclcrcnc" cN-
changed.
70 MADISON-AVE.. between 32d and
30 33d -t-.- Rooms for gentlemen
nrst-class IN every particular.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

JOACHIM KASPAEY. tn" London llumanltaran Dt
ist will preside and Poet MNltOS viii lecture at hni,i
cfhockcr Con,rr.,orv "a West tith--t tomorrow lll
"Mv E,a~ou- f,r becoming a Humanitarian DeiS~
Reader. Mr-. KASPAGN
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
forses an0 CARRIAGES
Citp Real Gsiaie for Sale

EOR SALE.-A corner on 9th-ave.; new
building terms reasonable price l0w
no agents. Address p. +. CALLAllAN,
230 East 42d-st.
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Boar6 n1anle0

w ANTED.-Bv a young couple, front
w room and board with a iirst-class tami-
y. Answer C.. c., BrcOGlyn l.. o., T.. ID.
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for Sale.


4 FIRST-CLASS sawmil and p 600
~ acres OF tine yellow pine timber, with
iallroad, and locomotive aud eur, and every
equipment needed 10 carry timber 70 mill
new above all In Florida VIII sell cheap
parties wishing to purchase address C.. W.
lake ogden Florida.
At REDUCED PEICES. 400 secondhand
n wood and iron working machines fully
guarantl ed machinery boulht ana rN-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 39o Madl-
SONS.
INOR SALE.-G 600 copies of 10000
l. edition ~ 1899 Of u popular puhlica-
ton good reasons for selling book rctlils
nt -. RARE. Box 3ll. Tribune Uptown
ONCE. LBS Broadway.
n or SALE.-Onc pair clcgant crystal
L and ormolu gilt chandeliers; style
Louis XIV very low. Address II Cedar
ST.. Room -
RON SAFE. second hand. medium sizc
i Trrwilligcr make. Apply 40 . Statc-st
FFICE FURNITURE Of all kinds
" roll-top, cvllnder- top. nat-tUp, standing
desks, stools. chairs, &c.i all second hand.
~ wiliam-st., basement.
- EAL SACQUE. Alaska skins, London
- dyed best quality Ike new - bust,
- long. H.. 80 Dunicld-st.. Brooklyn.
S1,500, 900 "nHs'M rYs a4,..oB AY%P snAa; arssa:.
s27 so new piaDofortes s130. DANIEL II.
! REATrY. WAshinRton. New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Msdi,on-ave. aud C6th.st-
Holy communion. II a. ENensOng At =. I.es. T.
HEBER NEWTON VIII preach at both services. In tho
afternoon he Will begin series OF talk the 81 ouOl'
Ithcs OF Christ" strangers cordially ve.corn- The
Social Economic Society. under Tho clatfe" " Nr.
GEORGE GUNION, Will Resume its session Wednesday
evening January 3. IA the Sundays,hoo room Of the
church, O'Clock. All Interested ia the study OF
sOc al problems invited.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

HUGH O. PENTECOoT will ,peak at Masonic Ten
Pile I'D --t.. GthtNc., sunday, . p ILL., ou'''
1.-TWO Years OF Freedom
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

LTNOX AVENUE UNION CUURCH LcnoNayc AM
127n-,t-Ecv. JANIS MlLLAHD IIlII.PI TT, iI PastoI
prcichr, e. no. Reception of members and communion
serNice. Regular monthly musical service II evening
Cordial welcome % all.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

AT LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHQRGCII. 12S,.h.
st., east Of L8nOA-sNe.-keY. MERLE ST. :. WIGHT
VIII preach az II a. Sunday.scho0l ~ 3 2. m
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
yiPggMe COURT DECISIONS.
Nrrdieis fPOn the High Coprt Di
Appeals at Salem.

SALEM, April %, 80
l.. X. Anderson, appellant, vs.. w.
Harmon and L. w. Hamnou,
respondent; appeal from Jackson
county; argued and submitted. II.
x. Hanna aHd Francis Fitch, attor-
neys for apps; G. w. Kahler, atty
for resp.
The State of Oregon, eX rel; Edwin
Hardy, respondent, VS.. james Glea-
son, appellant; appeal from Multno.
nah county; Judgment of the lower
court affirmed. Opinion by Stra-
han, J
l.. l.. and Fannie Schieffelni, ap.
pellants, VS.. William L. Weather
red, respondents; appeal from
Washington county; argued and
submitted. $. p. Houston atty
for app; T. n. Tongue, atty for resp.
Court stands adjourned until 10 a.
m. Thursday, May |, go.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Oregon Land Co. to Geo H
Saubert lois 7and 8, blk 81,
Highland add to Salem; 5 $50
Oregon Land Co. to r J
Hendricks, lots 8, 10 and IL
blk 81, Highland add; 900
Mehama Smith and hb to
Geo w Tiffany, ! of an acre
in Mehamu; 20
Minerva Hamilton to Geo
r Tiffany. J acre in sec Is.
9sr2e; l75
Christian Frickey and VITO
August Giesy, part of lots
and 8, blk 6, Frickey's add to
Salem; 1850
Same to Mary Ellen White,
lot I, blk 6 and other land in
Frickey's add to Salem; 1000
August Giesy and VT to
Mary Ellen White, part of
lots aud s, blk 6, Frickey's
add to Salem; 1850
Emma Howe and hb to f
II White, lot 8, blk, 9 North
Salem. 100
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CIIEMERETE HOTEL.

Sam Goldsmith, e T Willis j H
Smith II b Criswell, r II Raper, J
0 Goddard, Alfred T Sears, II ID
Griffin, w G. AveriIl, Sam Pearson,
J II Misener, w p Smith, Billie
Wilson, Portland; 5 Bewer, New
York; Thos Harlan, Medford. Or; II
j Black, Halsey, w Swltzer, w S
Willis, Chas Willis, Centralia, Wash;
g II Harclerode, Cal; a J Weller, G
Lippman, A Eisberg, Mrs G prden
and child, San francisco; A S Stone,
Oakland, Cal; j Reeves, Mt Vernon,
Ind; Chas II Willis, Cincinnati; w
w POWELL HacOma.
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PhilOdOrians VS.. Alka-Hesp erians.

EDITOR JoURNAL: / was sur
prlsed when l read dissenter's letter
In last nights's JOURNAL, more so to
learn from it that the Judges were
prejudiced against the "Bellamy
theory" Iadmit the Philodorian's
style of argument, their polished
language and their patriotic appeals
and references to our great and
noted men, may have influenced the
audience in their favor, but 1 would
remind dissenter that it is not all
gold that glitters. No doubt the
Judges kept this in view and the
fact that their verdict was unani-
nous makes further comment un-
necessary. FAIR PLAY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
Eupepsy.


This is what you ought to have,
in fact you must have it, to fully en-
ioy life. Thousands are searching
for it daily, and mourning because
thev find il not. Thousa nds upon
thousands of dollars are spent an
nuallv by our people in the hope
that they NAV find this boon. And
VET It may he had by all. We guar
antee that Electric Bitters, If used
according To directions aud the use
persisted in, will bring you good
digestion and oust the demon Dps
pepsia and install instead Eupepsy.
I'VE recommend Elrctric Bitters for
Dyspepsia and all diseases Of Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold AZ 30
cents aud Sl.00 per bottle at Fry's
drug store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
-Can and See
Ordinance No. 1871.

An ordinance bill to amend section :, title
2. chapter ", OF the city laws relating TO
nutsanceS
lie il ordained by the common council Of
the city OF salem
That section I, title 2, chapter ". Of the
city laws be amended so as TO read as fol-
lows:
Section Any privy or cesspool within
the city limits which shall be maintained
on any block in which there Is a public
sewer accessible thereto, without being con
nected with said sewer as provided Dy or
dinance No. 1863 as amended by ordinance
No. l74. and any privy, esSspoOl, vault or
drain wit hin the city not so accessible 10 a
pubic sewer. which shall be In such con-
ditiOn as 20 emit noisOme and offensive
smell or endanger the general health, shall
be deemeda a nuisance, and upon being 50
declared by vote OF the common council,
the marshal shall Immediately notify the
owner OF the premises where such nuisance
may be found, 10 abate the same within
ten days from The date OF the service OF
such notice ana in case the order Is not
obeyed within the time limited the mar
shall shall abate The same at the expense Of
the city, and such expense when aScer-
taiRed shall be charged Ia tine owner Of the
premises where sucn nuisance existed,
and the recorder shall enter the same
against him on the docket Of city liens,
and such expense shall be a lien on said
premises as provided in subdivision 5, Of
section OF the city charter. Provided
however that the time FOR connecting
with such sewer may be extended by the
marshal for good cause shown 10 him, and
then only for a ressnn bic lime.
Attesti L. q. CONN, Recorder.
Passed the common council, April I'D
1880 and approved BY The mayor April 2Id'
$50. GEo. WILLIAMS,
Published by order ofthe council.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
.sxorysED TELEGRAxs.

c.icapo 1900 brick makers
IN Un ,I,,cE for 1000 brick and eight
laas a1s 3 ;. . days work.
,.as,essman Bland, of Missouri,
COus ab declares the Window bill
.,ps.ure ,pssr to demOnetize silver
snllivan-Jackson fight for
~, Doo at San Francisco will not
]. %J oIace before September
Rork, the state organizer of
%,, r.ion party says they have a
Dc s',aa chance to elect their can
,g,te for congress
'u,.r Yoeum, of Yamhill county,
'i,' yerdict of SITS against the
,.a.d company for damages in an
sident.
,.,o,or Mitchell delivered a
.b in favor of electing U. s.
Tor. by the direct vote of the
people.
,,eiops from Ohio convey the
',lioence that frosts have de-
.,,,yed lr to large extent the pros
s.ctiye I apple, peach, pear and fruit
rop generally
A. indianapolis the striking car
.,ntors and contractors have reached
omlcable agreement. The con-
,,,,tors agree to pay carpenters and
idpers thirty cents an hour, and
,,Doede eight hours a days work.
Al seattle the police Tuesday
u,,rIng raided the Alma House in
q. White chapel district and cap
nrd eight thieves, one of them be-
irss a woman, and recovered a large
smouut OF stolen property. The
D,ce has long been regarded as a
fence for thieves.
Gov. Hill, of New York, has sent
o the legislature a message renew
no his recommendation that can
idates for office aud political chair
uen of the committees be required
, furnish sworn itemized state
lent Of their expenses in election
lmpaigns.
Mrs. Wildred Lawton Willing
am, a niece of General Lawtor,
rmerly minister to Russia, com.
itted suisided at Washington. |
10 came to secure q government
,sition and failed. She was about |
years of age, and leaves daughter
10. Her remains have been sent |
me.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
"lnYeStigate.N
To the Editor of The Capital Journal:
SATIAf Apy.iI 80

70 the Editor Of The Capital journal:
SALEM, April %.
This mornings Statesman init
mates that further Investigation"
is desirable at Chemawa. The su-
perintendent's Investigation" was
not altogether satisfactory with the
Investigating organ" Let the
good work go on. Chemawa will
not "kick" at the senator referred
to, which reference needs, no doubt,
confirmation, as many other
items found in the Statesman. X.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
Summons.

In the Circuit Court, of the state of
Oregon for the county of Marion.
Ora Harris, plaintiff Suit 10 dissolve
VS.. ! the marriage
Samuel Harris, defend't contract.
To Samu, Harris, said defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon, you
are hereby commanded TO answer the
complaint filed in said CoRrt against you,
of June, 1890, the first day of The next rrglI.
lar term of said court, and you are furthe'
notified that If you fail To answer MS above
required, said plaintiff will take decree
dissolving the mnrrlage contract now eX.
listing between you and her aud for the
custody of the two children, fruits OF said
marriage, pnd for costs
This summons is published by order OF
Hon. X. T.. Boise, judge. Dated April Is,
1890. j. A. APPLEGATE
4-25-Bt-w Atty. for Pltff.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss frankie P. Jones took the
afternoon train for Portland.
Hon. a. Bush was a passenger for
Portland this afternoon on business.
Chief Of Police S. B. Parrish, of
Portland, is in the city visiting his
father, who is i'll, and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Jacob Ogle was passenger
on the afternoon train for Wood
burn, where she and her husband
are going to reside.
Miss Case, of Newport, who has
been receiving instruction in fine
art photography of Prof. Cherring-
ton, left fol her home this morning.
This afternoons contingent Of
Salem democrats to attend the state
convention at Portland included
Henry Schomaker, w. NJ. Kaiser,
Gen. John F. Miller, w. n. Cham
bers and M. B. Childers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins went
to Portland this merning for short
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Collins has been sick several
days and it is hoped the trip will
assist IN advancing her recupera-
tion.
Mrs. Padgham, who has been con-
Quoting Kindergarten school for
the Ladies' kindergarten associa-
ton of Salem, has gone to Portland
to live with her husband. This
lady's work with the children was
highly appreciated and it is to be
regretted that i'll health caused her
to give up her work here.
Among the prominent democratic
politicians who took the morning
train for Portland to attend the state
convention were: Hon. Napoleon
Dayis, clerk of the state land board;
Hon. P. H. Darcy; Warden Nc
Kinon, of the penitentiary; Martin
r RIwley, of J. G. Brown q Co. !;
Councilman John Gray, and T. r.
Wait.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
COOK HOUSE.

Geo. II Kemaia, Spokane Falls;
L. X. SpOule, j w Schnable, Port
land; John Fagel, Fraeport; f Heller,
San Francisco; G III Stewart, Port
land; H. E. Smith. NJ Spriggs,
Sublmity; Mrs. f.. d. Batter, Port
land; Oliver Twist London, Eng
land; James w Collins, Thos Cal.
kins, j b Daley, Mallory, Or, A p
Miller, Mlnneanolis, MINI; V G
Arlington, Roseburg; G 'iay,
Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
Plans and Specifications

For n state Reform school building, the
cust Of which shall not exceed twenty thou
sand dOllars, exclusive of brick, will be re-
ceived by the board Of reform school build.
ing romm ssiOners at the state capitol, ON
The first Monday in May, 1872. The board
reserves the right 80 Telec any and all
plans submitted, and 10 adopt part OF
parts thereof, ana 10 fiX the cDmpehsatiOn
therefor.
salem Or. pril 4, 1880.
By order of SYLVESTER PENNOY ER,
Gro. W. MCBRIDE,
r. B. MCELROY.
Board Of Commissioners.
EDMOSD e. GIITSER, Clerk i-i.lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
VIOLENCE WILL COME.
A Socialist Member of Parliament De-
clares Himself.

LONDON, April 22.-In the COM
mons tonight Bradlaugh severely
attacked Cunningham Graham for
melting a strike among starving
laborers. He contended that the
condition of the working classes had
enormously improved, and that in
this respect England stood in
advance of every country in Europe.
Graham made repeated but futile
efforts to interrupt Bradlaugh, and
denied that he had incited the peo-
pie to violence, but said he would
doso the moment the workers be-
came powerful enough.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the part
N nership heretofore existing betweeR
the undersigned, underline firm uame Of
Singleton & Smith, atiSalem Oregon, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, II. H.A.Sin.
gleton having sold his interest TO DR.. j g.
Smith, who will continue in the bus ness,
under the firm name of smith & steiner.
All accounts due to the firm OF singleton
Smith will be payable AT once 10 either
member of the late firm singleton Il Smith.
SALEM Or. March "a, 1897.
fl. a. SINGLETON.
DIR. j. G.. BMITH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
Pleased to FInd a Remedy 50 reliable.

DIR. Holden: My children are Of
ten troubled with coughs and colds.
After trying a variety Of cough rem,
edles without good effect, i tried
your ETHEREAL Cough Syrup. ! am
pleased to find a remedy that Is 50
reliable.
HENRY EsHBACH, Stockton.
Large size 81, small soc. For sale
oy all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
PARNELL ENERGIES UNsrAINED.

Mrs O'Shea Was Not Intimate With
the Statesman,
LONDON, April 22.-It is stated
that the case of Captain O'Shea
against his wife and Mr.. Parnell
will not be brought to trial, but will
be settled out of court within verv
short time. The basis of settlement
is not yet known, but it is under
stood to involve an unconditional
retraction Of the charges against his
wife and the Irish leader, under the
influence of newly-discOvered and
convincing evidence that the allega'
lions were unfounded.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
l. bURkONS,
No. 22d Commercial St, salem,

10 Eich1u's Golden Balsam TO. a
Sn'cs Chalores, frs, ard coll s,aycs:
Sortstn tho Legs and b 'dy; Sore 'Ea.
Eyes, Nose, o.c., Cop?cr.c lor d Blotches
Syplii.,c at r. h, iscased Scaln and all
primary 20 ms OF the. disease known .as
syphilis. Price. e. 3 co par Roe tie.
Le RichRu's G. ld,.n BilsaIn No. .
Cures-Terti 'ry Mc-cuga Gyphi lilo Rheu.
ma;ism, Palm in The Bones, Pain i'm tho
Head, back q tho Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, Syphiitic Fash, LumYs and con.
tractcd Coz, $, Stiffness Of thu Limbs. and
crrdicatoJ d sla-o from tho system,
whether eau ed ~ ind 5crrti'n or abuse
- MS.cui%, lav.aS. the b pod puro and
healthy. II l"o : SO pct oitle.
L. iChuC' q Nl,,en n1fchAn q
dotH Ter to cu:2 of Como as9csa, elect.
irr.tat,, G ;,vcl, AMI al Urinary or Goni-
TT disatrngcmonts. prlt o 90 30 pos
BSttic.
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'or q uG ttyo hHo.usCf Sy,..-.,o oE-r-s.
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per express,
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ClNCt.At NAKED FREI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer i'm Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Border, Artists Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-23
SALEM. OREGON.
GENERAL BANKING.

Excnange on Portland, san Francisco,
New York, London and Hong Kong
bought and sold. state, County and City
warrants bought. Farmers are cordially
invited to deposit end transact business
with us. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops and other property NJ
reasonable rates. Insurance on such Sc
curity can be obtained ut the bank in
most reliable companies.