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The turning point

The turning point
in woman's life brings peculiar
weaknesses and ailments. DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
brings relief and cure. 1t is a
powerful, invigorating, restorative
tonic and nervine. 1t imparts
strength to the whole system In
general, and to the uterine organs
and appendages in particular.
"Run-down," debilitated and deli
cate women need it. It's legiti-
mate medicine purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless. It's guaranteed
to give satisfaction in every case, or
money refunded. Nothing else does
as much. You only pay for the
good you get. Can you ask more !?
As a regulator and promoter of
functional action, at that critical
period of change from girlhood to
womanhood, "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" is perfectly safe remedial
agent, and can produce only good
results. It is equally efficacious and
valuable in its effects when taken
for those disorders and derange-
ments incident to that later and
most critical period, known as "The
Change of Life"
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Why the Colonel Submitted Quietly to an
Insult

'.There are times" said Col. Metcalf
the other day, when man will stand
any treatment. however outrageous.
A man who has seen what it means to
stand up before a revolver acquires a
great respect for the weapon when it is
in another mans hands and he has the
drop on you. There was nothing in
the old days in the seventies which de-
manded reparation so quickly and SO
definitely as an insult. For a man tc
accept an insult without demanding OF
taking redress was to bring upon him.
self the scorn of the entire community.
And yet accepted the worst kind of
an insult once and even to this day
blush when | think of the circum-
stances.
Il was in Hugo at the time and was
playing billiards when drunken man
came in and began disturbance. He
was a wel-known Desperate and no
one was anxious to get into trouble
with him. He became so obnoxious
without being checked that finally he
picked up one of the billiard balls and
sent it flying through window. He was
just reaching for another when / re-
versed my cue and placing the butt
of it in the pit of his stomach. pushed
him back against the wall. The next
moment l was looking down the barrel
of Colts revolver. The sensation in
such case is simply overpowering. ]
was perfectly helpless, for l had no re-
volver myself. and if | had been wear
ing one he could have killed me before
my hand could reach it. l thought he
was going to shoot me then and there,
but he chose not to do this from some
drunken whim.
I'm going to slap your face, Met
calf he said, so that you can tell the
people about it. Turn your cheek
around here
Il looked way down the barrel of
that six. shooter so far that it seemed
to me that l could see bullet in its
chamber. / set my teeth against the
insult. knew that l was deadly pale.
Turn it, he said, One. two
and turned my cheek. l did not feel
the blow, but the flame which scorched
it afterward was like furnace fire.
Now he said. with drunken
laugh, give me the other one.' Again
he counted-one, two'-and / pre-
sented my other cheek for second
slap.
''If ever | wanted to kill a man it
was that fellow, but had no show at
all. | remember the sickening feeling
which ran over me at the thought that
he might insist upon breaking my nose.
Revolver or no revolver. l do not be-
lieve | could have stood that. But |
took the insults. not from him, but
from a six-shooter. A man can't argue
against revolver. But for months
and months | longed to meet that man
on even terms. | never saw him
again. ~ Y Tribune.
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First pub.icatiaa 1aly 81. 1,o1.) No.5I
TN PROBATE -Masrro~, CugSTy COURT.
/ In the matter nf tie estate Of John Gabriel
deceased.
On reading and filing tie petition of Anna
Gabriel administrator nf TIA. estate of said de-
ceased for the adjustm and allowance of her
administration accoHat tad the assignment of
the residue of said estate to sarlt other persons
are by law entitled 10 the same:
1T is ordered. that said account be examined,
adjusted and allowed n Z neral term of said
court To be held nj the office of the caunty Judge
in the city of Aanitowoc. in said county on
Tuesday the 2ith day of August. A. D. 1891
1t Is futher ordered, that upon the adjustment
and allowance of such account by this court as
aforesaid. the residue of said estate be by the
further order and Judgment of this court as
signed TO such persons are by Law entitled to
the same.
ltIs futher ordered that notice of the time and
pls "a of examination and allowance of saeh ac-
count. and of the assignment Of the residue of
said estate. be given all persons Interested by
publication of this order for three successive
weeks, before said day Ill the Manitowoc Pilot
a weekly newspaper printed and published at the
city of Manitowuc and State of Wisconsin
Dated July y. ls9.
BY the Court.
aug21 EMIL BAENSCH County Judge.
CIV. WHITE, Atty.
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First publication Aug. n, 1890) No. 81
CTATE OF FWISCONSIN-CoUNTY COURT FOB
y MANITowoC COUNTY. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the special term
of the county court to be held in and for said
county, at the office of the county judge in the
city of Manitowoc in said county the fourth
Tuesday being the 23rd day of September, 1890,
the following matters will be heard and consid-
cred:
The application of Michael Doolan. executor
of the last will and testament and of the estate of
Mary 4. Whelan, late of the town of Franklin,
In said county deceased, testate, to sell all the
real estate belonging to such estate and whereof
said deceased died seized, and described as fol-
lows to-wit: The North East Quarter of the
South East Qnarter, IN. Z. Of s. K. 4 and the
north half of the South East Quarter of the South
East Quarter IN. J. of s. f. 4 of s. E. 4 J. all in
section (l8' of Township Twenty (2o), North of
Range Twenty-T f22) east. in said county. con-
tanning about sixty acres OF land more or less ac-
cordlng to government survey.
Dated August 1e, 1850
By the Court
sepls EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
SCHMTz & KJRwAN, Attorneys.
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Farms for Sale in Door Go

A fine farm of 80 acres near Stokes post Office,
having 55 acres cleared, balance hard wood Il m
ber. and having frame house, log barn. and an
orchard on it, and distant one-half mile from q
post office, store and saloon. will be sold cheap
Terms One half down, balance on time.
Have several other farms for sale. Apply
Il. 2. Cody, Sturgeon Bay. Door Co., W.
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TroRNRYAN CoUNSELok IT LAW,
a once in rorrison's brick block, norlh enc
iu -ses.G orlds:, danitowoc, WISCONSIN, ~ohsc-
oas ,f Il pLiy attended TO.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Farm of 80 acres, all under cultivation. Good
water and fences. No buildings. Fine land and
a good bargain.
Farm of 40 acres. 25 acres cultivated. Is acres
timber. Good buildings and fences with never
failing spring of water. This is great bargain
for party wanting small farm.
Farm of Is acres, very fine buildings and iu.-
provements. Wood ard water. Adjoining 40 or
e0acres could be bought if purchaser wanted a
oarger farm.
Farm of tt5 acres. Good improvements build
ings and fences. Well watered and finely situ-
ated.
Farm of 135 acres. This farm il we'll located
with all necessary improvements.
Farm of 175 acres This farm Is expressly fit
ted up for first class stock farm with all neces-
sary improvements for dairy business and raising
hogs.
All the above farms are situated within eleven
to twelve miles from the city, and are offered on
easy terms.
A farm of 129 acres in the Town of Gibson. in
sertions ~ and q, known as the Charles Koch
farm. The farm is well watered and has con-
siderable standing timber including cedar and
maple: about Ii acres cleared. Will be sold very
cheap.3
Enquire of 10. G.. SEDGWICK,
Manitowoc, Wis.
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yM. RAHR'S SONS,

llREwER AND MALSTER, CORNER SIXTH
ID and Washington streets. South side. Ihe
.ighest cash price pad for Barley.
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NASH & NASH.
Il n MARKHAM A

:. TroRNEYS ANDC0UNSELORS AT LAW
n ofice over First National BANK, highth o.
Collections promptly attended to.
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r q IUHMANN, NJ. d.

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT
Residence Of Dr.. r. Simon, Hancock street,
car the court house, Manitowoc, Wis. del5
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TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A ONCE, in Torrson's BRICK BLOCK Eishth
street, MantoWoc. Wisconsin.
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR
A. r.. WHITMAN, NJ. d,

| Manitowot. Wis.
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G. A. FORRE5 L,

nIYsICIAN AND 81 RG EOS. OFFICE Al
kicI u iui.osoc county, His- 5maroo
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An Arizona cowboy caught bear
tn his lassoo aud dragged it to death.
HE HAD THE DROP ON HIM.
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MICHAEL KIRwAN.
SCaMITL L KIR AN,
G.. Ct. SEDGWICk,

. rTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN FRANZ E
- / ImayIl
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TToRSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
a a1ffr. N garus' Block, nfsi nsor, In door
ealing TO County Judges olnse, South Elshtn q
o.iees' a = - JULIO
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-20
Mining Application No. 2.
uSirED STATES LAND orricy.

pHtSDS ifffs oregon, Aug. lS l2s1
NOTICE Is hereby given tl.at the ,s.oitsl
~ Consolidated GOld aud silver min.
ing eibinpaDy, =. y. Ch.duIcE Drr.tds,,
whose postOffiee sddfTs1 H. salem. t,,e,',n
has iul. day nlsd his application f.,r !.
patent Tor go linear ies.f of fhe CtnltsI
consolidated Gold and silver mine or veIo
bearing Eold aud silver, Sltn surface
ground 30 feet Ia width, situai.,d In usn
me mining district. .s,uniy Of MHrinn nnd
stsIs oregon. and designated by lie
MIRO notes and ofiicial piais an nle III this
.'nce as i1t No. 2lt. raid lot No 90 hs
Ing de-cribed ~ follows. 10 vii: B.ginnip,
NJ r,ck IN place with m,mnd OF sion..
WIN bearing tree corner No, 4. thence
>. 1T T.. 90 feet 20 stone Ia mound al
stone VIII hearing tree o,rner No z iben,e
". 70 W, UsD ieet 10 stone la ulInnd ~
s'one corner No. g. thence a. I7o " s.,
ieet 10 f,,cs 10 place with mound of Stone
cprnef NO. 4: thence 4. 75o r. za, f..., ~
place ~ beginning. Magnetic variation
~ " " c,ntsiining III -3s gcres Th..
tsaiipp Of this mine H. r-cord.d In tn..
recorder's once Of Marion couniy Dr.~n.
Any and all personr claiming adyerseiy
any portion of said Capital Cs,ps,lla,si.S
oiu hsd silver mine or surface s,o,',S
arr required 70 fie their adverse clai,as
WIN tss rsgi ter and receiver nf the III
hhn omce nj oregon City. In the stats a.,
'rsf"n, during the slxfy days' .s.r,.a ~,
publication tieress or they viii ~. i.a,s.'@
oS virtue VI tbs provisions ~ ihs statute
ssaxS J.T. APPElt-ON,
Register 4
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-20
HsAsss Le.vsarg Po~s-U Gov Report Aue 1889
R3H!a::'!!!! q! BskiRg Bs%5sg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

which are well hrS-d and Of fire
cas.ity of ho-Ses And deserves s
more extended mention than cSl h~
gwen in this -b0-; sketch. All low
srs Of such s,ucs would do well to
-ee them al bi- stalls on the fair
grouDds,
A @ Ryan. of Esst Po-tlsnd. Ore
gon. hss on exhibition : fne i'm
{ plr1ei EDgiishi-s mares, and sre
/ registered animals, Of fine quality;
oDe II which has a .esUtifa, colt hy
I h-r side. Tbese animals are well
worthy S plsee on the s.aie fair
Z grounds They are all ot a t-raUti-
I fui tay color. and jus; such style
AMI grade OF bor>es as the farmers
% Oregon are interested ID.
3 Rler~on, II Marion, Oregon has
n exhibition one span Of 8 year old
I Clydz-PrEcbe7nrs, graded horses,
..uierei - farm iesm; they ARE
-,-nel. with white main and tail. srd
AZ BEAUTIFUL animals
Bowie, Hz dom Il Co. 81 James
vile WIS, has or exhibition three
eng i>s>h.re imported stations, two
I Z y6e-isie impaired stations. one
I French drast stallion, one French
/ ,>Each stallion aud seven PercheroD
"a hons. Oue Of this last Darned
10. = the fne-, specimen OF . Per-
I c1erou ho--e thai has ever b@en
resent ~ the State fair. He has
zken eleven stale premiums in
iIft-rent -tz'ss Of this union, before
| Lis, AID he uzs taken the blue NIB
,au here. He j. lz.Autifui black in
color and only has 10 te seen to lie
appreciated by siccknen.
james Z. Davis, OF Dallas Polk
-nubry, Oregon, has ON exhibition
one imported EuglishsAire stallion.
rwO, Ihrre-yezr-uld fii.ies, and three
TWO yezT-Oli fllie-. Al. the atsJve
stock are imported and are well
worthy Of mention in this brie.
-seich, aud worthy 70 be seen toy slI
persons engaged in breeding suca
-iocS. M DAVIS Is new uIan IN
The country and ii Is 10 be hoi ed
that he will have The support IN hl-
ous.De-s that Will make it profitable.
surn- OF those animals will be sid
during the fair.
JacJb Cox. from Donaldson
Iowa, has ou exhibition two i'm
ported Belgian stalIious, o. good
size and heavy weight. TLey are
registered bor-e- and of q very Dr.
-iraD { breed They LOOK somew hal
ike the French horses, except they
are much heavier. and will unuoUbt-
ely, b- highly pri,ed 10y all breed.
els Of draft animals. For strength,
ruciure and muscle, they cannot
he excelled 10y any breed that has
been imported 10 this coast. Mr..
Cook desires to sell those horses dur
| ing the Fair.
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and over. Doll lsi; same 2 yrs
Rose" End.
J W Mckinney, Turner, hroo,
mar yrs and cn,t. lst.
? l.. kelsdy, Wocdb1rn. stallion
yrs o. over. "Toruadn, Jr-," lst.
Sherman Hatch. Lafayette. mar,
4 yrs snd over, End; mare ! ~ auC
over. ls:.
EoApSTERS
" Il Humphrey, Salem. pair driy
ing mars lst-
John Pender, Salem, stallion
Combination. lsi.
G W Gill. Eugene, gelding 70
pacing, Rocket. lsi.
J W shannon, Salem, geldlng
yrs sDd over, p; mare years al,
over. Mary A." lst-
II CrSig. Eugene, mare 1 VI
and over. I'd
T II Tongue. Hnls5oro. geliing
yeSrs and over, Hannibal, Jr," Is,
m Hunter. Corvallis, pair geld
inrs, ii.
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WHAT HA TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sure to Read and Get no Other

genuine Tubular well Is consi r ,eted by
putting n"wEa inre- inch iron piISe. with
10 opening except top and Doir,tu. Nn
Ilr' can g,f In ana only pure water an be-
sh uui. TINS 10 the only KIND ~ welI Thai
SornI- aud lnsects cssnI.st get ilIio- tbsti /.
'sb-slinieiy surface water proof. ai,d thai
y forced through the cement strata Ia
ihe pure iiVlns water. II II positively ,be
my KIND 81 vel that IN worth building In
tDis cauntry james A. K,it..rts -.,,i,.,n
fs-id.noe near fair grOund-l makes fb.,s
wells .erins reasonable 10 year es1,srI.
e"'s' t;2I-ln-d5m-w
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LILLIAN F. SMITH.

.The California Girl" IL Attracting gre.i
crow d. ~ her sh,Soiing room IN the Bang
Block " here she Eive- marvellous eInipg-
lions OF her szill with The R.r-. Miss
Smith will give Instruction. IN Lad ,eS and
children III the Use Ui IRE arms VII ch /. a
very gasDd thing ip know. r. II Will many
tinte- prevent accidents. Caii at The shDDi-
ing mango ~ any time. A gold media ia t1
BE- presented tD ine p@r-on rn&klns the
biggest score during our stay. s-5,2w
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!. ca ,a's Golden Bais.m,.. i,
g., -. leies, hr3' hnl ro.I ~, ~"
Tye. I"2 Legs and Is: so,. =
~, o>e' &C., Cop9or.e lof d u',,'s p
n,t1ns, .. IN. .io.lsed scalp and
s,nhIi 10 p. of the d.seasc yn,~o
L. Rish.r"s, 20 per Ro',,,
cures--Ys,. td-n Hiisasn No q
ma,,sm D. AeseuIla'3, ,pi! .lt.c M,
Ned 80 ~ tao Bones, Palm Ia /,
Tho, s,aA INC Mock, tleeralsj g.
tfae.ad ~ .', ,iasa, Lnm9s and e.,.
er,dIcs,, = s-lfness of thu Ilrnl, al
vhs,ber 80, : "a f'oin tao ty,.r,,
a mo- Mo'e,,,s ssuied BY Ind ser-tion or si,,','
IeaIssr av'na the b. od pu,s sni
ichsu' Cridsa o'.ie.
Irr.iA,t q .y cure 81 Como r.iaa, C,ee.'
Beisis. s'"N"- 'ris 81 SO PEI
Ia aiehsa's coIi.., s,,.,
5rsfinn. rsive-e CO.., nh fn-
a.ANin " G.e,t. Slrlctuse. rs"J,,.h..'
~ per Battle. 'N'' 'fAe"
hh lau's C5lS.u
een q re hoe. .n,ef.,,S ""rnf
saI s1'i.ofs. I'riroGl as
.ehEa's ColGe, ~ BOX.
y" - ~ t'ssiineH,; Is, o. ,i,,..i -, ,,..l
~. ekscs, Iycr.t,r,I ~ rfrf
o. s VI % ror yssI. ''''''s
Ae ~ !.oiylnc.
~, tsefyNleie, q. o. 4,
une n,.haris drug company. ase.,. A..
irs.,i. aInsI Is, street, nan franci.oo t~i
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Award Of Premiums at the State Fair
DIVISION A-HGRSES.
THOROUGHBREDs


W L WhitDOre, hayvie, s;alliou
4 YEAR, aud over, Colorna, l7i. mare
years I'd.
Z T Bybee. Portland. stallion !
year, "Tsconias" lsi; mare 8 YEAR.,
Randolph - LIST; mare years and
over, "OceaEica, lst: mare years,
MISTY Horn" lst; mare year,
"kohinOor, Ist; brood mare years
and colt, "Superoa," LIST: sauIe,
"Neyella," %; colt. "Wyanashnt,, :"
lst: mare colt, .R1seGnd, !" lst; same,
Blanche" 81.
W VI Pumpkins, Fores, Grove,
mare years, ''TeleDhone,' 2i; stall
lion 2 years, ''Sl Peter" lsr; stallion
4 years and over. Lord Lons,lale," 4"
81
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ETASDARD TROT TISG.

John Peuder, Salem, stallion
years aud over. director, Jr," I'd
brood mare years and colt, Lady
Wood" l-t.
DR. J Reynolds, Salem. stallion
year, ''Dissecto," "a.
W L WaitemO-e, Mayview
Wash, stallion 2 years, Penguin, ~
lst.
Van l. De Lashmutt, Portland,
mare ! year, Bessie Ham" lsr;
stallion ! year, ''Vanqui-h," lst;
mare Year,, "Palatina," 2d.
J w Shannon, Salem, stallion
year, and over, "WhitestockiDg, "
End.
Hogouoom & Mix, Baker City,
stallion 2 years, "Eleciriiy," End.
T II Tongue, Hillsboro, mare 4
years and over. kitty Ham," lst.
= q Reed, Portland, stallion 8
year., "Cnur d'Alene." 1st.
L Duncan, Wslla WalIa, stallion
years snd over, Antelope" lst.
Geo Graves, Wglla Wal.a, mare 2
years, "Peuiopa," Ind.
VIM Galloway, McMinnville,
brood mare years and over aud
cot, "HolyTo,d," "a; uiaYe colt, LIST;
mare 2 years, lst.
HORsEs OF ALL WORK.
VI Esgan, Brnoks, mare ] year
and over, Maud" End.
Elmer Keene, G,rvais, mare 3
years aud over. "5ophie," 2nd.
Jas T. Davis, mare 2 years and
over, "Fiora," LIST.
John Emart, centeryille, Cal,
stallion years and over, LIST.
" McD Turner, Lewisville. Or,
mare 2 years and over, Daily" lst.
Edward Mosber, Reedville, Or,
stallion ] year, Robert Elsnere,"
LIST.
A g Ryan. East PortiaDd stallion
4 years aud over, End.
&c Fistcher, sslem, mare 4 yrs
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Notice.

The snruEl meeting Of the stock nol ds-s
Of ne C&p1-Ol Adventure company vii -
head ~ the Of.ics ~ the COM pAry IN salem
Oregon, On tns " q Ol -SpisnUer. 81 sa q II
EErtd =. FKIEDAAs, Prs.
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A II. CJOrGH Cnds--xks-. Ensb4ims-
"A. Eac CEo4usI E&Es-, l- SAC s.
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BCSINEs CARDS

ELE-E BAKER E1nzn Ear Empo-
u un CJz-- s--e+;.-nt-c DOR from opera
koase- Esz.its.ee human hair cEr.s q
specially. aEr dressing u tnE l4tesi
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L, briics-. Wei prepared 10 do al
Ents or building and g1A-znte> s4-lsfcz-
tkU-, +L-ln
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N1.IH PACIFIC MEMS NOTES.
OREGON.

OREGON.
The jefferson bridge is now open
r. LithcOw hes deserted bis wifi.
and two small children at Clucka-
ms.s station.
The employes Of the Oregon Pa
cific are TO De uulf,rrned after tn.
first OF October.
v. RUst's residence on Bar creek.
[ Cmalilla. was destroyed 10y fire tut
other night. Lo-s, $3.50.
William Foster. Of Elmira, while
running race, c-.ilde,i with AL
Other man, breaking his lef, cola.
0ine.
Over 100 students have registered
al the Agricultural college uI Cor
wallis. They expect to have ir-
tween 2Dl and 3gJ.
4 Linn county farmer kept his
" beat two years, thinking ne won ID
make by il. He recently sold, and
Ia, los Icy keeping has been figured
up at $500.
The order for 10, 900 pounds Of type
for new dr,-sh f,r the Seattle Post
Inirliigepcer. WIS awarded Ia
Palmer & Rey, type founders -:
Portland. Oregon.
d. {. Agler. OF this place, brake
man on the freight running north,
had his left foot crushed by a fall
:. e -.
ne wa- attempting TO bsard it at
Ashland, Or, S-pt- IS.
The following appeared in the As
torian on Wednesday: / fear thai
my little daughter may not have her
right mind IL the reason she dO---
not allow herself 10 be found II
anyone can be q friend To her and
me and will keep her for me il they
see Lcr, they will do hit great Ia
vor for which they will ''e awarded
Cbas. Mitchell
CALIFORNIA.
The ST. AndFeus stage was heid up
THURSDAY.
The dry-g0osis cis-rss of :. F., ex-
u CT to succeed IN The early closing
movement, al s. 7. NJ.
Warm Treat, Of Birgs, went fish
ing with dynamite and succeeded in
blowing his right hand of.
II. J. Gnrman. hotel keeper al
COpp-ropoiis, committed suicide at
that place Oh the lSeh. Cause. ieai-
Ousy.
Charles Meyers vas Instantly
killed al the new City Hall. ;. r. ,nu
Thnrsdry, 10y bCUIu Of derricE
crushing his skull.
Dr.. q. w. jerks. % years old, ran
away with another man. wife, but
was arrested az Eureka Tine vile
returned to her husband, and jerks
il now in Jail.
Olmstead Thurman, alias, Chus.
Thompson, noted stage Tohter,
was arrested in FL Dsrodo County,
last werk. He has spent the GREATER
part of bis life in pri,Ou-
Counterfeit $40 bills. OF such
character usto deceive experts, have
been in circulation i'm California.
s25 90 wa- n-Dt to :. r. !rOn ;be
east. but most Of il has been cent
back. The government has not
t'een able 10 find The pilates.
Chronicle: John c. Moore,
hear Mo1re Station, peluiit- I
ted two Of his daughters to ride q I
couple Of race horses he owns, one 1
VI them. Goid-du-t. bt.ing well 1
for sleed. The girl- rude !
with ciYcingl.-s nnlr. but the b"r-e-
i-calue interchangeable. Being lwD l
II them and nuppH sing themselves
for race, the. higibr,d 4
animals dsste'i away with their iu-
rider. ihe girls wete
.0in thrown off and dragged short
distance. One had ber arm biOSen
and the other WAS injured ini.r-
nally.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-20
SoCIRTf NOTICES

r. A R-oecgvlcx Pos, No. l1, Dep&-t
os Esent Of O->xun. uses.s every Monday
sveEfng al the bal ovsa the Oregon Land
cDupAnys ofiee. Waiting comrades az
co-c1aily irv1tec 70 x--snc
D. c. sEEEMAs, Pns- LsLarnAces.
O. A. kArDLE. Ac1uA.I.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-20


I Hop picaerr sr- getting sl.25 a
box.
Harry Neal, " no wss held in Sat
I il- jail for arson made his escap.- on
"Wednesday morning.
Tie Ta"0lnas aud Sea;tl.s plave.l
fine game al Tacoma Ou THURSDAY.
TacUilas u Seait.es o.
Dunsniur, who runs ti;e W.lnHg-
Ton mine haas coniccded very near
all the MINER struck for. - the
boycoti will very Likely he declared
of.
The citizens Of Wa;eryiiie, Doug
las county, have organized JOINT
stock company, subscribed s2'j 900
IN ca-li. and will have built q grist
mill, which sill ie raunlng JaDu
AIRY la. 1891.
AlsCELLANEOUE.
Long Valley, Idaho, is open for
settlement.
Tuesday Was the 6,,th anniversary
Of Mexican Independence.
James III. Lemon a pioneer isi
dead. He was post trader at For
Ellis for years.
The Virginia, Nevada, Enterprise,
Of SEPT. 3 declares that near steam.
boat springs, In that state, there is
an imiiieuse deposit Of pure alumi"a
~ clraa aud white ~ the wh.tesi
chalk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-20

ToHS GRAT.-Cour-S-so- soc DcLde--
- F1ne inside tcistlng = specially. -
Com s.-e@- .4lsrE Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-20

.nd az x, n,.naris ~ drug company. axeuts aa
ciSu.i., arnsi ..rs,.a street, aan francisoo al.