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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-07-25
LOC4L IND GEVER4L
VIEWS BRIEFS.
See Saunders remnants.

~ Remnants Of afl goods must he
sold. At SAUNDERS.
"Ciip' is tue name of new post.
office in Washington COUNTY.
Odd sizes in clothiug for L,rge
aud small figures at Frank s. Go. Is.
MIR. aud Mrs. w. Woolwine, of
Nashville, arc guests of DIR. liar
grave
"TlIe Original Package hill pass
ed in the House OF Representatives
by vote OF l7G TO IS.
Farmer Ballentine, of Norfolk
county, clears, this year. from his
800 acre farm, $4,000.
Mrs. and Miss Chapman, Miss Ava
1Iigginbothan and j. w. Chapman.
Esq, are at Mountain Lake.
A stock company of colored fell
low citizens is organizing topublish
t. newspaper at Pocahont;,s.
Miss Gertrude Saunders left on
Wednesday for visit to friends in
Washington city and elsewhere.
A few broken lots Of shoes will
be sold cheap. SOC them.
Suuhders
Smyth county has elected it's del.
egateS TO the Pulaski convention
and :Tof them arc for buchanan.
French Wingo, Of Coda Bluff,
who WAS shot square in The forehead
with IS by William Doian, is moi
4 injured.
d Misses Evelyn Spotts, Jennie Nc
4 Carthy and Stella Stris left We'd
= nesday evening for Hunters Llum
q Springs
The mercury has been standing
in the sixties by way of a rest. 1t
8 was GA yesterday with very little
#variation.
3 ]. II. Stuart, ESQ. has bought Of
3S1Dr. j. II. Gildcrsleeve a lot on Main
street extension and will build Il
ii 'csidencc.:
81 Rev. Mr. Dyer, who was not well,
ts as gone to Floyd county for few
reeks. His pulpit will be filed by
<{ levs. Price and Stras.
M FIX Governor Lee, who has return.
1 from New York, says there is no
RI ouht that the Pittsburg and Vir-
a inia railroad will bc built.
5 Dr. JAS. O'Keeffe aud } N. Har
s8st IAN, Esq, were among The first to
urGy,ase lots in the razcwell G, II.
Improvement Company's addition.
Trunks, umbrellas aud valises
ways form a part Of I. Frank Il
J, g stock and the various kinds
now OIL hand to be sold at close
Ices.
+ ':3$ A good feature of the new build
at the Seminary is the extern
veranda, affording sheltered
Tx fer exercise during inclement
atler.
It is said that a half million dol
IS will be expended OH the Natur-
II Bridge property by its new pur
lsers-a Boston and Lynn, Mass :,
dictate
t is believed that Chairman Tay-
Ellyson is in favor Of placing
mocratic candidates in the Sec
and Fourth Districts and max
4 an aggressive fight.
Frank & Company, the cloth
consider themselves entirely
completely equipped for the
oil i'll all things that go to make
outcr man presentable.
,hn Harris, the largest man in
OILS, died Saturday night at Tus
/. He was 10 years Ct age, and
weight for many years past has
between, 600 and 700 pounds.
10 Wall Street Journal states
!; S7.000,00O Of Virginia secur
have been deposited to date
Brown, Shipley & Co The Lon
depository Of the Olcott com
70.
& ring the last eleven months lie
exports of cattle from the
Id States amounted in value to
81 81 95. 100, against S14.192 800 dur.
le corresponding period of the
" )us year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-07-25

Why these lots are SO much in demand

FrstBecauso they largo GO fot larger.
Socond-Becauso they cheap varying price
$500
ThtdBecause deduction 10 schedule
prices for cash and further buildings erected ON same
in the next IL months of tho value of $1,000.
FourthBocause Street being from the Station 10
the Court House, through the entire length property
FhBcauso the Avenue is 10 oe wide and
is to be macadamzed at its length
S1Because the Company property lies midway Station
and tho Court House.
Seventhase tho Company expect to property
600 Hotel and an Electric Light Plant
EghthBecause the property Htuaed beautiful and
hcalthful section in Southwest Virginia.
Ninth-Because it is o become an Educational Center
TenthBecause Christian Presbyterian Epe
copn Christian Lutheran, Methodist churches
observation-disclosures III in the center, only great
Grass section but also of the greatest continent
TwfthBccuse offers than
place in the Southwest.
For further and full particulars apply to
". n. GRAzlER, AGENT,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-07-25

ms squau, a"u /. - u"i, u"y,,s.,. ..".
their weary tramp is ended and they arc
ordered 10 their quurters.-NetO York
Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-07-25

w y
Under the new assessment the
railroads of the State,of 3,075 miles,
are taxed Sill, 557 ca. Of which the
Norfolk and Westerns share is $40,
05S.S4 The main line of the N. &
W. is assessed at $4,000 per mile,
the New River branch at $4,000,
the Cripple Greek branch at $500,
the Clinch Valley branch at $4,000.
Of the Clinch Valley branch 4IGG
and Of the New River branch 4.43
miles are taxed in Tazewell county.
John 7. Buchanan, the Demo.
cratic nominee for Governor in
Tennessee, was born in Williamson
county, Tenn, October 4. 1917. He
joined the Confederate army at the
age Of sixteen, fought for two years
and surrendered with the army on
May II, 1865. lie is robust farm,
er, aid is noted for his energy and
activity. Ee is of Scotch Irish de
scent, and is a first cousin OF Presi
dent Buchanan.
The Roanoke Times says: One
bundled and fifty hands came tC
the city yesterday and will be plac.
ed at work today laying the double
track of tho Norfolk and Western
railroad from this city towards Sa
lem. All the grading between these
two places has been completed, and
two miles Of the track from Salem
laid. The work of grading for the
double track is progressing very
rapidly all along the line to II I'd
ford.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

"a SOCIAL sEssIoN. THE Post
ape Stamp Comedy company ap-
penred at the opera house last even
Ing in tfeir new farce-cCmcdy. ~
sacial Session. aud both the play
aud the players made an inslahta-
neous hit. Very few Of The large
audience present guessed that i was
a "first night,u as the piece had
been very carefully rebearsed ana
not nbreakv occurred to mar the
smoothuess Of an excellent poF-
forlnarce. Unlike most Of tie so
called farce-comedies, "a Social
Session. has a well defined, though
not complicated, plot, the dramatic
interest being sustained through
out. The characters are all wen
drawn, and the situation novel,
~ was aitesied by the almost
continuous shouts Of laughter ana
applause that greeted the players
and inspired them 60 further efforts,
The numerDus songs aud speclal-
tiee introduced were Of high order
~ merit. The burlesque opera ia
the third act was exceedingly ludic-
ruus. and also afforded the excellent
voealists Of the company an oppor-
tunity 10 display their ability. We
have not space to give a synopsis Ql
the piece, nor IL 1t necessary. III
can Ill be summed up In one word
FUN!- Buffalo Express. The above
company will appear at Reeds Op-
era house on Thursday evening,
Jan. 9th 1880. Promises to he a
rare treat. See ad. for further par
ticuiars.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

During Dec. 1880. there were l6
divs on which rain fell, end 5.25 IN.
of water: there were clear 3 fair,
10 al uav AID > fcagy days. The
ltichc.t t1np. for the month was
81 Oh the jlii and Ttn.
Lowest temp. for the month was
28' on tie 18th.
Mean tenn. for the month, Sj.2'
Monthly range OF temp, 33'
Greatest daily range Uf temp, l10
on the 5th, 23d and Both.
Least daily range Of temp, 80 on
on the 9th.
Mean daily range Of temp,
10 S-3lo.
The average mean temp. for Dec.
in 20 years is 5Sg'; that for Dec. this
year Is below nor ~ by 2Io. EX-
cess since Jan. 1st, 1922. The aver
are precipitation for Dec, same
time. is Gus iu.: that for Dec. tie
wear is below normal by 80 IN; de
iicienry sibce Jan. lst, OH iD. On
the 18th and 18Th very light, soft
snow fell, which melted early in the
day; on the 22d SHOW fell, melting
on reaching the ground, until 1 p.
m, when IL shegan TO lay on, aud
on the high hills and sheltered
places it lay until the goth, when il
disappeared. There were frOsts on
the 5, IL, II, T3, Is, il, is, 20, TO the
close Of he month.
During Dec. 1888, there We're lC
days on which rain fell, and 2.55 in
Of water; there were Is clear, 3 fair, q
cloudy and foggy days.
Highest temp. for the month, 57'
on the ID.
Lowest temp. for the month, 27'
on the 28h.
Mean temp. for the month, 1862.
THOMAS PEARCE.
EoLA, Jan. /. 1890.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04
PURELY PERSONAL.

Miss Anuie Wright went to Tur-
ner to spend Sunday.
81. a. Munley went 70 Portland
.to-doy, 20 spend Sunday.
Rev. AZ. c. Wire, went north, on
the overland this morning.
Mrs. S. p. johnson, of Jefferson,
returned home this morning.
A. Mitchell, has returned to Port
land, after visit with his family.
4. Mason, the contractor, went to
Portland this morning on business.
w. w. Bartlett, took the morning
train for Silvertou, to spend Sunday
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. DeardOrfi, Of
Oakland Oregon, are in the city
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Harvey Walker, of Salem
4 Prairie, returned from two weeks
visit in southern Oregon last eve
ming.
The friends of Mr.. J. w. Culver,
/ County surveyor, will be pleased to
hear that he is reported much better
to-day.
] II. Rodgers and wife, Mrs. Adair,
L. Royal and c. G. Hogan all came
up from Chemawa to spend Sunday
at home.
Ralph Moody, took the overland
this morning for Port Townsend,
after two weeks visit with his pa
rents and friends here.
Contractor Mccoy, took the morn
ing train for Corvallis, where he
goes for the purpose of taking the
contract of constructing their street
railroad.
Oscar Taylor and Chas. Van
Wagner took the Eugene Express
to-day, for Harrisburg, where they
expect to put i'll a few days, hunt
ing.
4 Hon. Sol. Abrahams, a prominent
citizen of Southern Oregon and a
merchant Of Rnsehurg, was in the
city on business to-day. He took
the ! O'Clock train for Portland.
Quite number Of our citizens
took the morning train for Portland
Among them were: .. w. Yoder
d. c. Thompson, \ Mason, J. T.
Gregg, T.. =. Mccormack and S. A
Clark.
+ johnny McNary and his sister,
Miss Ella, took the train this morn
ing for OREGON City, to attend the
funeral OF their step-nother, They
were accompanied by EX-Gov
Moody,
Frank Dearborn has resigned hi
position at Il. McF. Patton'
book store, and rumor has i
that be will launch out for himsel
buying out business of this lin,
already established.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04
EoLA, Jan. j, 1890.

PLEASANT SocIAL PARTY.-A
society event that should have been
in the society columns yesterday,
was pleasant party AT the residence
of MIR. aud Mrs. Geo. T.. Smith,
on Wednesday evening. The
evening was passed in II most
enjoyable manner, and the morn
ing hours come mach to soon.
Those who were present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. f. PEEK, Mr.. and
Mrs. N Bier. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
HOeye, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Churchill,
Miss Addie BowergpX, Mis- Lena
Biers, Miss Ciaiie Churchill Miss
Eva Smith, Mr.. i. BowersoX,
Mr.. Il. G. Churchill, Mr.. G. n.
Churchill, Mr.. A. T.. Crosby, Nj.
Ben. Critchlow, Mr. c. Il. Bier, Mr.,
+. Bowersox, Mr.. A.. J. Churchill,
Mr.. Frank Smith and Ches er
Smith.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

ARTICLES or INCORP)RhTToN.--
The New Enterprise Publishing
house, OF Portland, Or, with a capi-
tal stock OF 5000, A G Sanford, f.
f. Hcroy and 70. NJ. Allen, incor-
porators, filed articles Of incorpnra
ton With the secretary of stale to-
day. Al-p the OXfurl Milling clm-
pnuy, Of West Bfowusvilie; capital
stock 5000 with w. r. Kirk, =.
Cospow and John Brown as incor-
porators.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

ORANGES rs Yesterday
afternoon Mr. Il Bailee, who re-
sides within ten miles Of this city, IN
Polk county, CAME INTO the JOUR
NAL Office and laid upon our table II
beautiful orange, that lie had just
plucked from the tree some three
hours before hand. Attached to
the orange is small portion Of the
limb upon which it grew, which is
covered with brouze-colored leaves.
The orange is smooth, cf far size and
looks very delicious. Mr.. Bailee
says that his daughter OWNS the
tree and that it now has over three
dozen fine oranges upon 1t. The
tree Is four years old and Is very
thrifty. He claims that oranges can
he raised successfully In Oregon.
This may be 80, but at the present
time IL looks rather cool for such
tropical fruit Mr.. Bailee has ouI
thanks for his present.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CIIEMEIXTA HOTEL,

l. Stern, New York; + Dornell,
Chicago; G Bormoueh, Portland;
ID Il bower, ChenIuwa; j + Jones,
san Francisco; ID Kline, San Fran
cisco; G l. Ogle, San Francisco; Sol
Abrahams, Ruseburg; II Sallmarsh,
Albany; Mae Hemphill, Albany; A
Ausbin, Albany; G Ill LOughead, ,
Albany.
COOK HOTEL.
John o Edwards, Tacoma; ] A
Sherlock, San Franchises; w A
Wash, j p Newell, The Dalles; J G
Hitler, san Francisco; VIM 5 West,
\ > MUOrvs, st. Paul.
OREGON HOUSE.
l. Il Hunt, Salembra, idaho;
Joseph l'il,urd, Albany; David Viii
iiums, Pasadena, Cal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Make a good resolution aud trade
with Gilbert & Patterson.
Painless dental operations at DR.
r. G. Smiths, so State street.
The Bon Ton restaurant is setting
the best - cent meals in the city
now.
Only ten cents n week for the
JOURNAL hereafter the best paper
in Salon.
The CAPITAL JOURNAL Is on sale
at J, Rnsun Starr's and at the FaV-
Orite cigar store.
sale continued at Lunn & Brown
until Jam 10th. Secure bargains
before Ii closes. l.3tf
KEEP IT.-Geo. ID. Ooodhue, No,
N5 State street keeps on hand cOu-
>muily an kinds Of wood, sawed aud
uhSiWed.
FuVND. "A chain. Owner can
have suuc by call pg at StuigVr', +,
Marble Works aud proviny prop
tty and paving iog this nule.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

SALEM, ASTORIA AND EASTERN
We lind IN the Hallway Age, pub
lIshed at Chicago, of date December
27th, 1889, the folio wing: "Salem,
Astoria q Eastern, Incorporated in
Oregon 10 build line from Salem
10 the const, and f.. NJ. Waite, VIM,
England and III. j. MintliUrn Of
salem, are among the incorpora-
tors.n MIR. Waite says, he receives
almost every day circulars aud let
ltrs Ia regard to railroad switches,
water tanks, etc, and just at this
time he has about all the railroads
ON hand he can attend to, but that II
applications are made early he may
possibly take Ia two or three more.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

A FINE PRESENT. Henry Price,
the well-known driver Of the Capt.
tai Engine company, Is about the
best humored fireman In the city,
all on account of fine present
given 10 him by DR.. Mark :. Skill
The present Is n neat solid silver
badge upon which Is engraved the
name Of Mr.. Price AZ driver of the
Capitals. II is handsome present
aud nothing could have been given
Henry that would have pleased him
better. IL was New Years present.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

OpENfNG or THE THEOLOGICAL
SCHOOL. On Tuesday, Jan. Z, lSW,
the Willamette University TheOlog-
zeal school will hold u formal open
ing at the University chapel COM
meucing at 7:30 O'Clock p. ~. The
following programme viii be rem
dered: Singing, Prof Parvin; read
ing Of Scripture; prayer; piano SOLO,
Lulu Smith; opening address, BY
Rev. II. &. Wire, y. d., dean; slug-
Ing, By Miss Halle Parrish; address,
Rev. Ross G. Houghton, ID. d.;
singing, Prof. Pdryiu; benedic
tion. This department of the
willamette University is pros
pering nicely at present. Tie
iaculty Is composed Of Rev. Thos.
Van Scoy. y. ID. president; Rev. M.
G.. Wire, j.. d., dean and professor
Of Greek exercises; Rev. n. ID.
Doane, ID. D., professor of systematic
theology; Rev, IL. X. Hines, ID. d.,
professor Of historical theology. and
Rev. w. Rollins, B. d. professor OF
Hebrew.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

TAKES HIS PLACE AGAIN.--Jas.
White, superintendent Of the street
Ger line, who has been Off duty for
the past six weeks on account OF
sickness, took charge agaiu this
morning. Dave Gernen, who has
acted In his place, will drive until
the new barn Is completed and then
he takes charge Of that department.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

STILL IN THE DARK.-Up to the
time OF going topress there has been
no new developments in the case Uf
The stranger known as TrescOtt,
who attempted to commit suicide
yesterday morning. He is at the in
sane asylum and has nothing to say.
He looks pretty lad and has
not much color in his cheeks.
owing To the loss of blood. There is
surely mystery shrowded some
where in the matter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

Dallas Itemizer: The postollice
has been moved from Grants shoe
store to the room lately vacated by
the Observer. IL has gwen room
for the new Yale boxes, all Of which
have been taken, and decidedly
adds to the convenience and comfort
of the postmaster and his genial and
efficient democratic assistant.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

RIVER NEWS. The Hoag went
up this morning with fifty passen-
gers and So tons of general freight,
and the Bentley went down With
l75 tons of flour aud feed rom here
on the o. L. line. The Orient weuG
down with lS0 tons of milstuff froI..
here and will finish her load at
Fairfield and " hcatlaud.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

EXECUTION SALE.-At the door
Of the court house this morning,
Sheriff Il. NJ. Croisun sold at public
sale ON an execution the Seyphert
estate, consisting Of 80 acres OF land
in IS, sr2 W, and alsj llj acres in
section 8, t s, n 2w. The property
was purchased by M. l.. Chamber.
lin for $G32. The property is subject
TO n mortgage of $500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

ALWAYS THE CAsE.--A promi.
nent business man who ia conduct
Ing u ilourlshlng business depend
Ing largely on hume patronage, com
plains Of the Salem papers that they
are ''small sheets.n Ii they were as
"frallp as the support he has given
them they would have vanished into
thin air ERE this. A newspaper
works for the whole town and all
are interested IN making Il suhstan-
tlal. The kicker IA generally the
one who paid nothing towards Its
support.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.


All subscrsbersto THE CAPlTAbJoUESAb
who do not secure their paper regularly
viii notify this onIce, giving address, ana
the matter viii be attended to at once
once, corner Court and Liberty streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

Wr.gh5s lip CrbN and NhAmomile
lNtfrrs "a u'iilhis tonic nppUtLCr and ap-
Gud Prevent, dNr pei~ih, can by rcl.Vd up
uu, s1,l by AZ DRUGGISTS.
Cheapf-f. s,Fungt4i and crst, MrighIs
'ompnUnd FNtuUt of ~Hr,ap villa ina,,
piui 'lcs. pf5sit teia- Nrf Nei,,ge g. tletu.ts
ani vnHcaes ihe blsd. Snid 10y al, drag
gais
An may l,lsiess pe1tly white tarth. pure
tlelh anu hHllhy gums hN us ng
VT shps NyTh rsliN Sup, hcmnNts ttr.
ar pts'' enis U,ttg. soiu pv aii uruggistt
NGC.t.. ha.l t'nes Noush turc hculs
tnoN uud lurgs, c0gc, a.thlaa nnd tho
pl0rf uh tntic clgehs and C,Hts, Ary iI
sf 70 D. o OruasIais,
MFIEnfs lfsaHrs tnIIerip ipaflou remedy
pnuftNtga "a He.u.ar and hral hy Ncti0n SCI
taa hhwfis. aids ais. sliHu ami Wi.l uot lr.
iafo the m ni sensitive siUuiaoh. Nhu.
dren take u r,sadlly, sold ~ sll dFugslsis
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

Geo. Waggouer, Pun Avery and
o. u. Eckles0n returned yesterday
from their trip Of investigation, re-
gardIng the water ditch. They re-
port the people Of Junction anxious
to join us In tapping the willamette
TO furnish power for both cities, aud
this may yet be done, but It will take
surveys aud estimates to determine
the most feasible plan.--Corvallis
Times,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

II you have mnde mp your mind To buy
Hoods y ar- apaiiim do not be induced tu
take any other Hoods ~ars. ,parilla Is u
Peculiar mediclna possessing, by it, pecul-
lNr comb nation, proportion and prtpura-
uon, curative power superior 60 ANY other
article uf tue Kind before he pcul ie for
ull affection arising fin'u impure blood or
sure TO get Hoods.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

LICENSE 10 WED. County Clerk
Babcock, graclously smiled aud
placed his official seal to II couple OF
marriage license this morning. The
happy p,rties We're, w. X. smith
nnd Hattie Clark, also Francis a.
Durette aud lsuhel Imlah.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

LONG LIST OF ACCIDENTS The
JOURNAL will not attempt to mem
ton all the mishaps and accidents
that have occurred since coasting
has been In order. There have been
several narrow escapes from danger
Gus injuries. aud IL the coustlng
we ather continues many days "A few
deaths will be In order If more care
is not exercised.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

THE CoLDEsT YET.-The ther-
mometer reached its lowest point
this morning. The weather was
pretty cool, but as the wind was
not blowing II Id not seem as cold
M ve.atardav
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

M. T.. CHURcH-Services as us
ual tomorrow. Morning address to
young women. Subject; "Between
school and marriage, whatY Good
singing, seats free, all welcome.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

"The evening paper contains the news
Of to-day the morning paper gives you
the news Of yesterday"
HORACE GREELEY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

The Po X county ltemizer made
no ssecial effort In the way OF 9
New Years edition, yet IL presented
very complete summary OF It's
county and city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

The BRIDAL VEIL ACCIDENT
Orr Tuttle is the name of the young
man, who was killed by falling
tree, near Bridal Vel, on New Year =
day. He was nineteen years of age,
and came to this state from Mime
soiu about a month ago. William
b. Jones, his employer, states that
ruttle was cautioned, and told TO
get out of the way, as the tree was
about to fall in his direction. He
did not obey, however and one of
the branches OF the descending tree
struck him ON the head, causing
almost Instant death.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

There will bea meeting of the
Board of Trade ut the council cham-
Der next Monday evening. y rail-
road committee from Sheridan is
expected To be present.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

Oregon Is u wonderful country,
Last "Wednesday Mr., Chas. Drain,
ST., presented us with nice lot ol
fine new potatoes, volunteer growtli
this winter. He dug peck from
two hills, aud those he left nc ou'
office are beauties aud tempting to
the palate OF We editor. Douglas
county's climate and soil discounts
anything on the American conti
nent, Plant potatoes In the spring
aud II you don't raise AS many dur
ing the summer as you want, why
lust leave some of the small ones in
the ground aud when the Chrlstma'
days draw near one may enjoy the
luxury of new POTATOES for a chang,
of vegetable diet Drain Echo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

"Papa, will there be newspapers
in heaven?p "Perhap., my child;
bat they will have a new set OF edi-
tors and reporterW
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

Have the DAILY JouRNAL left at
your door and get all the news, az
10 cents n week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-04

NEW MAIL RoUTE.-The contract
for carrying the u. >, mail on the
new route, lately established be-
tween here and Lewisburg, was let
10 German and Page. The first trip
was made yesterday, the mail will
leave this office hereafter twice u
week, tuesdays and Fridays being
the days. ID. l.. German " no made
the trip yesterday reports that the
snow at Lcwisburg Is from twelve to
eighteen Inches deep,