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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-08

IL q. BAKER, Collection, Commission
II. and Street Car Advertising Agent.
Collections made at reasonable rates.
Goods sold ON commission Advertise
ments inserted In street cars at bedrock
rates. S3 Commercial St, Salem, ore.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-08
SOCIETY NOTICES.

KNIGHTsoFPYTHIAS.-Rcgu meet
IN ing on Tuesday night OF each week at
9;So y, m.
]. .ODONALD: c. &.
w. II. II. WATERS, X. OF II. and =.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-08

E h. SoUTHwICK, Contractor and
II. builder. Well prepared To do all
kinds OF building and guarantee satisfca-
ton, 4-2l-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-08

n A, R-Sedgwick Post, No, 10, nepart-
". ment oI Oregon, meets every Monday
evening at the hall over the Oregon Land
coinpany onice, Visiting comrades ara
cordially invited 10 attend
ID. c. SHERMAN, Post Iommader.
5, A. RASnLE, Adjutant.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-08

I A. APPLEGATE, attorney at law.
81. Frlers block, Commercial and State
streets, Salem, Or
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-08

WIN. A.SrUNLY. Clerk Of Board. d ia
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-08
Proposals for SUPPLIES.

supplies lul Alt SlA llAihNAAc NlAhAAAE AfNNNii
Der 81, 1890:
PAINTS AND OILS.
100 Ms Pioneer white lead.
10 gallons Linseed oil.
- turpeptine
boxes glass, boxes l6X2O, 4lIN20, AN2i.
10 MS Irish glue.
PLUMBING.
So doz elbows, \ doz u inch, doz inch,
2 duz = inch, = doz "a inch, doz =
inch, y doz Il inch.
doz tees, = doz q inch, , doz inch.
doz plugs, doz 8 inch, doz l inch.
doz bushings each = inch tost, inch
toL, q inch to -, ! inch to -.
= doz each l inch. = inch. y inch, =
inch caps.
doz4 return bends closed.
doz each inch, = inch, y inch X and
~ doz & inch Jenkins Bros valves, NOV
= doz = inch jenkins Bros valves, NOV
able disks.
doz54 compression hose bibs finished.
q square feet Csuduram sheet packing.
| solder pot inches in diameter.
80 ibs plumber metal for wipe joints,
100 feet galvanized iron pipe, inch.
20 feet galvanized iron pipe, - inch.
500 feet black iron pipe, 100 feet inch, $50
feet z inch. % feet q inch, 5O feet =
inch, 80 feet q inch.
y dozen IL lead traps.
20 square feet sheet lead, Bs TO foot
80 ibS timers solder.
100 feet square rubber backed sacking. 80
feet q inch, so feet s. inch.
30 feet square hemp packing, 's inch.
% BIS Italian hemp packing.
80 feet ~ lead pipe.
. doz brass gas elbow burner cocks.
. doZ brass pillers,
doZ lava tips.
Scotch gauge glasses = inch 10 inches
long.
3Scotch guage glasses q inch. u inches
long.
doz each = inch and = inch vulcanized
rubber washers.
|. doz each wheel cutters for No | and ,
Eureka pipe cutters.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02
Churches sIsa;l Societies.

Congregational Church.
Ccryices M the ch,Is,'h every Snndar et
1890 N. IL. and 500 y. M l'aasts
meeting Thursday FStnings at hall gs,sS
&"vrn. Sunday schCHi immediately after
RnOIninS service. ~
Ri.y. y. a. U0Lp, Pastor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02


The base ball club here went up
to Watersmeet Sunday to play y
game OF base ball with the club of
that place. The Watersmeet boys
proved too much for them and did
them up by q score of ten to seven
teen. The boys say that that club is
Il strong one and will make any OF
the amatures do some busting to
beat them. They expect TO play IL
return game here one week from to-
morrow, Sunday. They intend to
try and get Il special train and bring
down an excursion party. The boys
are doing some practicing and will
put up as good a game as possible,
The business men OF the town should
take hold and help the boys to clear
on and fix up some grounds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02
MERIT WINS.

We desire to say TO our citizens, that for
years we.niiVe ptei SEEMING Dr. hnSs AeE
discovery ,or tunsuhption Dr.. Kings Nov
L!e ilIIs, DGckit as Alnlcd Save ana I$ectric
Di,Lers, and have neptf haIdicd remedies thu
sell Wei, or that nave gwen such tniver!
s;Il salts, .a~..H. We 40. OF hesitate to guar
ithtcu ,ncin every ii ne, 'nu we stand ready
20 reinnu ,.cp uicn &c rice, If satisfactory
results not lonow tncn use. THESE rene.
dies 10y "o. tuei srcat popularity purely
on a.. l,tar,I. ely Jiu, EsL.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02

king preparations to take part in the
Congressional campaign, Among
the applications presented to the
Pennsylvania association at it's last
meeting was Senator Quay, and at a
meeting of the Indiana association
the Presidents private secretary, +,
J. Halford, madesa stirring speech to
the boys, all OF which has the right
sort OF look.
Bills pensioning the widow Of Cen.
John G, Fremont have been favorat
bly, reported to both House and SEN
ate.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02
FIRE!
EichmoMd's Boarding House Gets
ssCOfciilRy

About hI!f past threc O'Clock last
MOutjay morning tie village was
aroused by the alarm Of lire. The
tire proved TO Dc III the rear end vi
though the iireconpany was Oh hanI
promptly, when they got there the
kllcilcA was one MASS Oi flames and
the ire h;ld begun to break through
the roof of the upright. Threestreans
were turned Oh the building and the
fire was quickly got under control,
and the main part OF the house was
saved although qnite badly d,lm;iged.
This is the first Chance we have had
to test our waterwOrkS at /, fire in
the village. Last spring we found
them Il fine thing to tight forest fires
with and this fire has proved their
efficiency in case OF tire in the village.
A the time the fire company reached
the building no one Thought it could
s:dered u dear bargain at any price.
In less than ten minutes after the
first stream was turned on they had
| the fire under complete control, and,
although the whole rear and the at
| tic of the main building was Il sea of
! fame which was even bursting
through theroofit wasfound that the
principal damage done except to ting
roof Wils by wafer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruis,
es, sores, Ulcers, Salt Kleum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chapel LANDS, ChIDlains, Corns and
ala shin cruptlons, and positively cures Plies
or no pay icquircu. IL III guaranteed 10 gave
perfect satlstAction, or money rounded, Irlcp
% cents per box.
Z FOR s..io Dy l. Beardsley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02
NOTICE..

Next week the board of review will
begin work Oh village property ami
would like all property owners to be
-
present and look over their ASSESS
incllCS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02
Ice Cream.

p. ST. Peter desires to announce
that partles Wishing ice cream
can obtain 1T at has restaurant
ON Rallloau street either by dish on
QUANTITY.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02
Around own.
Choke butter at O'Connor's-

" aiSn :.
Canned goods OF I'LL kinds at
| DConnor's.
Ladies' winter underwear at
| Hponnors-
Ey-Prof. Alfred :. Jones le9t Wednesday
7 for IrOnwOOd,
A new and fresh line of canned
goods at sValsh's
-FOr a genusile j. b. Stctson hat
go t&s r. g. Walsh's.
Frank Newell of Oshkosh
did business in town Wednesday.
/ AGuy Stewart returned Wednesday
flight from his trip through Minneso-
ia.
| ~ Z. Coleman W as at Rhinelan-
bflel. Wednesday ana Thursday of this
week.
Il ". Anderson is treating the
interior OF his dwelling to Il coat OF
paint
john KcxM who formerly ran
the New Meat Market" is iii town
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Sheridan re-
turned Thursday from Il short visit
in .!achiGans
Vino picllnick hams ut only seven
cents per pound at f. j. Dcckelt $
| meat market.
For an assortment Is Gents fur
nisl:sng goods and Ladies' and Gcnt =
inc shoes go t, Walsi,'s'.
III IA few days Fred Hall Will have
his fall and Writer styles OF the latest
icsi5esls for fall suits. Wuitfor them.
Frank Mitchell wishes to inlolm
| the public that he carries the best
,,rausls of hluillg and ironing starch
n t.Bayn.
W. W. FORESTER was at Amigo
thursday to get some betting for his
lew mill. lie expects to have it run
ing III q little over IL week.
-. Il, Walsh has been absent all
i tl,4. ,.ps.,, ,,.,, !, business trim which
ncluyied i,hiatlanler, Merrill, Wau
an. EAU Claire. and West Salem.
~, ,n ,,r ,,;+ ..Jo,,,+; ,.,
hc Fourth? Iieo just step into Fred
Hairs and get one that ~ neat and
(! lean and Il perfect fit.
;,.,4,,a 49, ,.,.,,
.vcs are weak 90 to Frank Boards
;ry's and he will fit yon out With a
,ai,. tg s,,c,Y: ,,.lrs ,:n,>s,rrips 4 fuil
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-08-02
Old papers for sale at this Office,

Dwelling houses to rent. En-
quire OF n. 4. CulInan. 29tf
-B!ueberries and rcd raspberries
are quite plenty in town.
-kcnosha county Dairy and Elgin
Creamery butter at O'Connor's.
Mike Holland is busy this week
clearing up the cemtery grounds.
james Names arrived i'll town
Wednesday OH visit to his family.
Butter, Butter, Butter at the Red
Front ON Wall street three doors
west OF the Veronica.
Frank Libbey of State Line was
in town Monday to attend IL meeting
OF the board Of review.
just opening at OConnor's the
best and cheapest line of gents under
wear ever seen In town.
BENZ. Mcdonnell returned Thurs
day night from II three weeks trip in
the southern part OF the state.
Frank Bcardsley, carries Il stock
OF paints. both mixed and dry, also
white lead and oil Give him a CALI
M>EREEL-July a5th 1890, August
Nedlen, Justice Of the Peace, official
ting, MI Edward Kaiser to Miss
Lehman. both of this place.
E,.d Han c,,,.;ns ssan,1,,ns ~ iii tne
4,.,, g $, j, ma d,,u,o.ti,.
snit;,, Ut ,,.icps - reasonable as
,.,, }n h,,d for b,,nast goods and
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"liloh "I our sciioo's t!'e poafu mas
Ieclo@u 20 ouiio on ~ TIC e',''oo'
iotse. 1heE VIII o''lid an ""ul'''h
-4N34. two stores hl2h. heE ais"
hEeili 10 put furnaces III '''e""'liiiiS
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-Dried irultS' "fic" '"i'o' "ile"
irults OF every description at liie neu
From on W illstfeet,t hftVd doors west
III the Veronica. 20 'hefe ana YOU II
get Whatyou want III groceries an"
furniture. neV VIII allellu 10 IL
that groceries ANA furniture Will pe
iotd there cheaper IMAM III any othef
house north OF milwaukee,. Quallty
of ToOts eNeint. ~
-~"Curlcy' Edwards has commenc-
ed work on Il good two story dwell
ing house Second street next to +. 5.
Anderson's ANA has the frame up.
The main building is twenty by
twenty eight and he intends
adding IL one story ell to be used ion
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-16
An Awful Deed. :

CHARLOTTE, N G. Jan. 9.-News has
been received OF the awful deed of Rev.
G. l.. Powell, who a few years ago went
as an Independent Baptist missionary to
Algiers, North Africa. 1t is said that
Mr.. Powell has lost his mind, and that in
fit of insanity he killed his little six
year old daughter by cutting her throat
with a pocket knife. He also made an
attack upon his wife, but she fed and
thus saved her life. He is now in an
insane asylum at Algiers. His family,
consisting of bis wife and four children,
desire TO returr to their old home in this
State. Rev. Mr.. Powell's mind was af-
fec'ed once when here, and he spent
nearly year in the insane asylum at
.aleigh. II is said that when his mind
was affected in Algiers he was sent to an
insane asylum there, but after imnrov.
ing was allowed to return to his family
and soon thereafterwards he made the
murderous assault.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-16
Living I'm His Blood.

A Baltimore dispatch Says: An inter-
esting case was received Thursday at
Johns Hopkins Hospital The patient
has animals in shape of snakes living In
his blood. He is from CharleatoD, S. o.,
and has suffered from his peculiar dis
ease more or less for twenty years.
Many times his blood has been examined
under the microscope, and the snake.
shaped parasites have always been found
present. The blood for examination has
generally been drawn from finger tin.
This is the first case of the kind at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, and few doctors Ia,
the United States have personal knowl-
edge OF the disease. Only twenty -fiye
cases of this disease are said to hay
been reported In this country. 4
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-16
The State Convention ofthe Yopn

The State Convention of the Young
mems Christian Association of North
carolina will meet in Goldsboro March
l3, IA, Is, and 16, next. State Secre-
tary Coulter writes that 300 delegates
may be expected.
1t is not likely that any war yes
sells will be sent to Colombia at pres-
ent as the result of the recent alleged
seizure Of American vessels at ports in
that country, as the information in
the possession of the Secretary ofState
would seem to indicate that the Colon
6ian authorities were justified in re
fuslng clearance to vessels at points
not regular ports OF entry.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-16

certain Incorporated towns in the
State of South Carolina to substitute
kerd labor on their streets tor fine and
imprisonment In cases of misdemean-
or which como under their jurisdic-
tion.
Section i. That all Incorporated
towns in the State of South Carolina
of three hundred inhabitants or more
are hereby authorized and empowered
to substitute hard labor on their streets
for fine and Imprisonment, in cases of
misdemeanor which come under their
Jurisdiction; Provided, that in no
case shall such sentence to hard labor
exceed term of thirty ,days, unless
otherwise provided by law.
Section 2. That this Act shall take
effect from and Immediately after the
date of its approval. ....-
Approved December %, 1889.
REGULATING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
An Act to provide punishment for
making use of false scales, weights or
measures in buying or selling.
Section l. That any person or per-
sons who shall knowingly make use
OF any scales, weights or measures
which fail to conform to the standard
thereof prescribed by law, in buying or
selling any goods, wares, merchandise
or other articles, shall be deemed gull
ty Of misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction shall be fined in sum of not
more than one hundred dollars, or be
imprisoned in the county jail for a
period not exceeding thirty days.
Approval December %, 1889.
THE HOMESTEAD LAW.
An Act to amend Section 1903 of
the General Statutes, relating to the
alienation of homestead.
Section l. That Sectiod 1893 be
amended 80 that the same shall read
asfollows:
"Section 1898. No waiver of the
right Of homestead, however solemn.
made by the head of family at any
time prior to the assignment of the
homestead, shall defeat the homestead
provided for in this chapter: Provided,
however, that no right of homestead
shall exist or be allowed in any prop
erty, real or personal, aliened or mort.
gagged, either before or after assign
ment, by any person or persons whom
soever, as against the title or claim of
the alienee or mortgagee or his heir,
Or their heirs.or assigns"
Approved Defender "a, 1889.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-16
Three Babes in Thirteen Days.

A dispatch from Cory, Pa, says:
members of the medical fraternity
hereabouts have for several weeks past
been discussing the remarkable case of
Mrs. l.. s. Harvey. who within thirteen
days gave birth to three children. Mrs.
Harvey is about 30 years old, resides at
Albion Station, this county, and is the
mother of several children. Several
weeks ago she gave birth to three
pound baby, but it did not live. Two
days afterwards the doctor was again
summoned ard was aslonshed at the
birth of a second child. 1t was dead,
however, and not as fully developed as
the first. The physician had about got
over his astonishment and finished look
ing up the records on such matters
when, ten days later, his services were
again required. This time there was
another stillborn babe, less fully devel.
oped than the second. Mrs. Harvey is
doing well, and no further additions are
expected. The peculiar case will be
written up from physicians stand
point for the medical journals, having
already been the subject Of much discus
sion among the DOCTORS"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-16

The British boat Brisk has given tho
most conclusive proof that {. torpedo
may be effective. She fired one of hers
at buoy which had been towed out
as a target by her steam cutler, and.
missing the buoy, hit the cutter and
sank her.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-16
TERROR AT A BULL FIGHT.
Graphic Description of Lhe Fall ora
Plaza iU Tcxico-1IanY Seriouslr Injur-
cd, but ProbIbly Mono Killed.

A Graphic Description of lho Fall ora
Plaza iU Tcxico-lIanY seriousIr Injur-
cd, but ProbNbIy Mono Killed.
CRY OF Mexico, Jan. 9.-Telegrams
from Villa Lordo, give particulars of
the fall of the plaza last Tuesday while
bull fight was in progress.
About 10000 people were crowded in
to tho building. When the second bull
was being killed, nearly everybody rose
and stood aDpiaudipg and stamping
their feet, when all of sudden one
sideof the.plaza commenced to give way.
rush followed and the extra move
ment OF the thousands of spectators only
helped to bring about the fall of the
structure, and it bulged out rapidly and
then collapsed, precipitating the unluckv
inmates, for distances ranging from 10
to 20 feet, to the ground. Many were
buried beneath the debris. Among them
were many ladies of the best families of
the town. In their desperate situation.
fights occurred among the men, and
many were stripped of every stitch of
clothing. The crowds on the opposite
side Of the building, which numbered
several thousand, became panic stricken
and fell and tumbled over one another in
their attempt to reach the outside of the
plaza. The bull-fghters were also
seized with u panic and made their exit.
with the bull closely following. The
tramping of the helpless, and the agoniz-
ed cries of the men and women, made
the place scene of pandemonlum. 1t
was not until outside people came TO
the aid of the people pinned down by
planks and other timbers that the un.
fortunate victims were relieved from
their painful position. Many physicians.
were called, aud the wounds Of the peo-
pie attended to. henumber Of wound
ed will reach into hundreds, and while
great many of them are serious and
painful. it is believed that not one case
will prove fatal.
, 1890-11-05
THE TWO EMPERORS IN VIENNA.
Vienna, Oct. /.

Vienna, Oct. |.
. The German Emperor arrived here at nine
o'clock this morning, and Was received with
great ceremony. The Emperor Francls Joseph
and the Archdukes Albert William and RenIer
were at the station to welcome his Majesty,
and the meeting between the two SoveroignS
was of the most affcctionate character, each
embracing and kissing the other GA either
cheek. To the Archdukes the Emperor Viii
liam extened his hand, thanking them for
coming to dmeet him. Then addressing the
Burgomaster of Vienna, who was IN attend
auce, he expressed the like thanks. After a
brief delay the. two EmpeFors entered one OF
the State, carriages and set off for the Ho1bIrg,
their appearance on quitting the station call
ing forth a storm Of cheers from the people,
who had gathered in crowd outside.
All the morning journals contain expressions
OF sincere and cordial greeting to the Emperor
William. According to the f'cmJembtdtt, al
parties IRE in harmony as 10 the Austro-Oer-
manic alliance, which has become the most
important factor in The preservation OF inter-
national pctce. The journal halls the Ger
man Emperor as the model Of an indefIlg,bse
ruler, the intellectual guide Of the national
life, and the real centre Of his Empire, from
which. the initiative IN great affairs r%aulates.
eve welcome him, it says III CONCLUSION, las
the faithful friend of the Austrian Emperor,
as the champion of peace, and as the upAoIder
Of the destinies of Germany, the close ally of
Austria-H Hungary"
The Pvesse remarks that all currents of
opinion inimical to peace have capitulated, as
they could not fail to do, before the unassaila-
BILE union and the ~resolpte and complete pre-
parations for war of the allies.-Daily Iele-
graph.
, 1890-11-05
CANE JUICE
WITH LINE.

When using lime for the purpose of neu.
tralizing the juice of the sugar cane, and thus
causing the precipitation of the ~albumen,
some means of ascertaining with precision
when sufficient lime has been added is highly
desirable.
To meet this requirement, DR.. John Shier,
many years ago, devised a method of testing,
based upon the use of litmus paper as an indi-
Gator of the point of neutrality. 1t is found,
however-and DR.. Shier's directions for using
his test contain a tacit admission of this fact
that litmus paper does not afford a correct in
dication Of the point of neutrality in cane.
juice; hence the test had to be supplemented
by. observations of the manner in which the
aocculent precipitate of the juice separated.
This eomplicates the working of the test and
Greatly impairs its usefulness. That litmus is
lot "a accurate indication in the case of organ
c acid j. parasOtly well known, apd certain