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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
THE CENTRAL STRIKE.
PowdcrIy aud other Labor Leaders in
Conference.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
prnpERTY TRANSFERS.

ChdRcciV COurt.-joseph W. Browning
to Charles O"rhOrpe. : inches on north side
Of Beverly street. between Beach and Res
eryoir. $; Nirgilia W. Goddin's trustee to
James W. llOllOran, ., LIZ feet on south
side Of Main street. near Warehouse, 50, 200;
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany 10 Junius B. MOsby, 1870 feet on west
side OF Fifth street, near Bates, triangular
lot, S22j: John W. Walsh to Rosa, wife Of
John Il. Wood, Al liz feet on west side Of
Twenty-seyenth street, between Clay and
Leigh, $1,000; Thomas Ii. Wells 10 +. j.
Baughan, 20 feet on east side Of Pine
street, near Spring, 500
HenricO COunfy.-Charles Davis to For
rest r. Slower, 80 feet on south side of Gra-
ham street, corner of Union, $40: Fent0n
j. Finch 10 Richard Il. Madison. 81 feet on
"A cross street near II. James, in Duyars
addition. SlGj; Roger Gregory TO Joseph W.
BlantOn, On feet on south side OF Monument
avenue, between L0pbardy street and
Allen avenue. $500; Addie {. Leber's
trustee to 4. ID. Newell. 33 feet on l. street,
corner Thirty-fourth, $37l.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
MEATmER FORECAsr.

WAsWNGr0N. ID. g.. Aug l3-ior Nr-
gina, showers slightly warmer except n
the southeastern portion. stationary temps.
allure: winds shifting t0 westerly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

the genuine Dixie Nerve and Bone Lini-
mo- i ~niler with Rheumatism, Pair /,
=. 49, d ., Muscles or Leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

worthy IN he called a Democrat. He reviewed
in an able manner Federal legislation IN
ali its bIdeous forms, especially while re-
ierring TO the Force bill and tariff leglsla,
tion. lie declared IL to be the duty OF all
go,d. true, and brave men TO hurl out OF
power a party OF such principles lie closed
amidst cheers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
THE VOTE.

The vote as announced ny secretary
Richardson, is shown IN each county ana
city as follows;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
GEO. D. WISE NOMINATED.
TIE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS.

ono BALLOT. was Taken and the Nominee
Received sIxty-four Votes, the Exact
number Necessary TO "a Choicc-Consen-
ton Proceedings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
JUDGE CARDwELL.

Judge Cardwell was called upon, and re-
sponded by saying that he was once invited
TO the good old county Of Louisa TO address
a mass-meeting, and when lac got there he
found the meeting changed 10 sunday
school meeting. and his speech was inap-
propria,e. and this was the ease now. He
had no pangs of ill-feeling against any who
had opposed him. He would fold III a man
tie Of love 10 his heart all, and bear
them in his breast 10 the grave.
In speaking Of the grave, he did not
want il understood that il was time to bury
the dead. With guns trained upon the
enemy and doubly shotted, void Of all
friendly feeling, the fight would now wax
hercer and more fierce until George Wise
was elected. He had heard rumors of defeat.
hut the man who believed in them was I'M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

at is true that seventeen years ago he was
working poor farm in the county of Han
over, and by his personal effort and labor
earning in the sweat Of his face a support
for his family; but feeling the STRINGS of
other impulses aud desires he studied law,
and soon became a leading lawyer in the
county. and four years ago, IN recognition
of his worth and fitness therefor, was elected
by the House of Delegates It's speaker,
which position lac now holds. His early
struggles identified him with the working
man Of to-day by that fellow feeling which
makes us wendrous kind His position of
today shows his fitness for legislative posi-
ton, and gives promise of Increased useful
ness in larger field.
Mr.. Chairman, this wonderful rise Of
Mir. Cardwoll from the obscure private citi-
zen of few years ago 10 the position Of
speaker Of the House of Delegates was not
the result OF one Of those sudden and unex-
pected political upheayals which brings the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
COLONEL Elicit.

Mr.. Elicit was next called upon. lie
said: 81 come before you ASA defeated can
didate for the nomination from this Congress
siOnal district. But my tight will be from
now until the 9th Of November just rs Wig
OrOus as il was foi George ID. Wise in the
past campaigns. Ii would be inhuman III
me if did bear in my heart remembrances
Of that spartan band that nave showed their
consideration for me. My canvass has
been conducted on such plane that they can
accept the decision you have reached to-
day.
" We have been defeated in a family fight
and | hope that we will be better friends
than heretofore. To every white man here
present | have this 10 say, remember the
Force bill the Republican party would have
thrust upon you. You have nominated the
Hon. George ID. Wise, and no more fitting
lieutenants will be found 10 rally around this
standard bearer than the Hon. X. W. Card
well and Tazewell Elicit, and on the 9th of
November next "A larger majority, If il can
be done, will be rolled up for Democracy
and the white MEN Of the SOUTH"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

on motion Of Mr.. Dickerson, il was de-
cided % 20 into nominations, and Mr.. Par
IRISH said: IL have the honor on this 0cca-
sion ~ represent the people who are In
everything. hallowed in Virginia. wish
~ present the name Of one who on the
fields OF battle his grapes were leaden and
his wine the blood Of your brothers. refer
90 Richm0Dd's most gallant son. the Hon.
George ID. Wise. Elected by the Demo
cratic people Of this district, | present the
name OF gentleman that all Nirginians
can he justly proud OF. leave him with you,
with the expectation that he will be nOmi-
mated by this convention and triumphantly
elected"
COLONEL ELLEff NAMED.
Mr.. W. l.. White, OF Richmond, was the
next speaker. lie deprecated the fact
That one more gifted than he had not been
chosen 10 nominate the man. whose name
he would place before the convention. He
WAS present by accident. lie complimented
all three men whose names would be placed
before the convention. Wise and Cardwell
We're piers OF the best men. His personal
preference he would sink in the grand
cause OF the Democratic people. Wise was
losing ground. His personal friendship for
him could not blind his persuasion
Of that fact. Mr.. White was called
~ order by dozen men who
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
GEORGE 6. 6LENN.
This Pioneer Of Marion cssaiy preP'
Dead While 0ai fer "a
Airing.

Mr.. Gen. G.. Glenn. well know
farruer, horsemAn aud fruit grower,
81 often seen in Salem A. 10 almost
have been counted one ofits citizens,
dropped dead very suddenly sun
iAv afternoon.
The circumstances atteudinsinS
hi last moments were ss follows
He had not been very we'll fOr some
time past: had just completed inn
prpvements on bis house; drove
down toa grain warehouse located
about thirteen miles from Salem but
not far from his residence; was
standing by his horse adjusting a
strap, when he fell over backwards,
was heard to gasp few times
aud by the time be was carried to 4
house near py he WAS dead.
Mr.. Glenn WAS a man about sixty
years u age and came 10 this valley
in l>52. He always took an active
part in the Grange, WAS kind
hearted. intelligent, honest man;
WAS = skilful breeder of fine horses
and very successful fruit grower.
He leaves no widow, but has four
children. two of his daughters here
not married. a married Que in British
Columbia. and q son. {. L. Glenn Of
Spokane Falls, who hiss been here on
4 visit for some time. The funeral
occurs Tuesday 81 II 4 nj.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
HOW TO REACH TIE Ri.
The SSathsrn PAeifs Nay Yet b
Brsasht to line ifthe Csuacil
lakes Proper Action.

If the city cCuncil VIII declare
iu some autboritive way that ten
cents i Il proper fare from tie fooi
Of Commercial strtst to the fair
Erouuds tbe railroad ecu pauy cau
vet te induced 70 run trains, >aid i
prominent business man this morn
ing. The cvmpany has bseu
treated awfu. meau.y by - many,
including Uss>Va psrs, that | do uoi
blame them for refusing 70 ruu
traius. Soue am shiy mean leo-
pie have in the past soi aboard and
offered I u. cents for ride alt
thrsats ned 4 lawsuit fput Ctt.
The ! cent q mile rate should
not be made 10 apply TO the fair
ground trip. 1; : over mile. and
f it were not for the stoppjus-oti
place half way betweeu no trCuv.e
would have arisen.
\ JOURNAL reporter interviewed
an old railway conductor 10 ;he city
and he said it ccUii X easily mar
aged II the company wanted 70, A
that was neJs~,sAry vas TO sell ter
ent ticket. o. a twenty eeui ticss'
ior the round trip, m each end ct
the line sud allow ca oue 20 -st oy
he train without '.csgi- That :
4 simple way Of getting the fs-e.
The city Council meei to-moTro"
evening. Would it net K justified
luder the circunS;au in usAin-
one more effort aod ts tbI>. and ~
move tie last techuic4lify that ihe
:. P. stands Oh: \ resolution
authorizing them tocul-cct ten ceo'
,ares within the city. or - cents To-
the rOuud trip. could x passed. an
40. one 10 get OF without tlcse.-
The city has authority 70 fx such .
fare ~iihin the city limits Il
would authorizs the Co. To charge
that price which all cpDcs'l~ : -
and fair fair fare. II Wi. leave the
corporation but little techuica.
.ruuud 10 stand lpc1.
Let the council acc ~ once. Il :
certain that our city znd the fair
will suffer grea, 6ea. i. tie trains
are not run. There : s,.-. time Z,
assert the power and authority 1t
The city - far - possible .-e'e
viii be those Who will raise doubts
4b1ut the city d0ius anything. BI,
such persons always exl>c. AZ the
railway company h. - >lec--i
pleaders aGalr>c he p~cE-= here -
elsew here
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
HOWELL PRAIRIE ITEMS.

J. II. Ragsda.e has been engaged
10 teach the Centrs! Howell Prairie
school
Fhre.hing will nearly al bs fn-
i,heI tLi- week and hop picking be-
gin zt -eger-i yards near here.
NJ. Awe, Norwood goes Oh q
v.s.t tL.- week 10 North Carolina 70
vi. f-isnd- and relatives at her
OLD home a. Wayue=yLle.
Tie yleid Of wheat and cats %
far q, W= can learn are very good.
MF. Albert NcCofk!e thre>hed 81
acre. of wheat Tia; averaged Z
bushels per acre.
Mr.. Tyson, while eldeayoring
la.l week u cLeck : fire that had
got beyond eoairol, narrowly es-
eapsd Icing hadly burned. Her
clothes caught on fire bot was ex-
tInguLshed ~ tho-e who we're with
her trying 10 ,godU= the fire.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
ADVERTISING SCHEME.
Sls0 Worth Of Business Cards Thrown
Cat Of the New Hotel
Willamette.

~Tha. i nuisance said Land
lord Wagner Of the new Willamette
hotel. a. be ordered an advertising
placard. that had hung in the office,
10 be stored in 8 dark corner Of the
lumber room.
But there Is an electric call clock
set in there to awake the night
man.
A good thing for him 10 go TO
sleep before. ! DO not want any
such things around"
The advertising cards were from a
dozen Salem firms aud had cost ten
dollars apiece. They were solicited
oy 5 couple OF sleeS, electric call
cell svirdlers who were in the city
4 month or 20 since They agreed
% maintain the al. in the hotel Che
mekete for five wears and collected
ten dollars for such card. II was q
sleek swind.e a. they cannot ex'
pect 70 eaforne the agreement on the
new landlord.
One or two business men whC
would cut their threats before they
would allow the advertising soliei'
tor Oh the city press talk them into
4 so al. bit at this thing presented
by strangers sure enough and their
al. now stands face 20 the wall.
The hotel has changed hands.
- did their SO till.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
LOCAL Market.
Wheat. net s. cents per b1.
Hops, active: 3 relt> per 10.

ALL THE WAY BT WAGON Paul
Overhe.m. an old Saleuite, wh'
has besn living in the SuislAw
country for the l.ast year and 3 bali
drove into town late saturday sfter-
noon. looking wearied sud dusty.
HIS family consisting Of = wife and
eight daughters were with him and
sll seemed to have enjoyed the trip
though a rough one. They had
with them several specimens Of
mountain life: one q bear cub, which
they had in cage: others were in
the line of elk and deer sutlers.
Some Of Mr.. Overheim's daughters
have become quite shilful with $
gun since they have been in the
noun tains and would not hesitate
when bear or other wild animal
attacked the focks to take 4 gun
and go 70 the rescge. Mr.. Over
helm Is the owner OF the property Of
the Bon Ton restaurant aad the
grocery store adjoining it and viii
probably soon 90 into business again
ST bis old stand in Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Father P H Hitch eft today fog
Na-neur City for 1 months visit
w.,A L. soz-.l-l4~, c 7. Cory.
Mrs. ". Il Bya-- returned sat
1r,!ay f-1u Se1tts burg where she
H. o=ez visiting f.r4 month.
Mis- Carrie G.=4>oc- u Hubbard.
came up thi- uo-uiug aud wiii eu-
-e- the senior cla.. - the university.
Ms Z4d.e Palmer. delivery CLERK
II the salem po>is1fe, welt up 10
Oakland tLi- morning for : two
Ee=k. VACATION witl friends.
J. P. Baker, BROTHER 70 Louis ".
Baker Cf south >.len. : visiting
IN the city. H= : recently from
Alaska where b. h2- large min
Ing interests.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
ACADEMY Of THE SACRED Heart.
Salem, Oregon.

Id.. well known iu-tIfutioR q learning
w..l b. ~ Opened flr be- reception % bard
e-- aud day pGpi N Monday. sept. /. l..0-
Pa-pnts are Kindly requested 10 .~nc
t-e5r daugnie-. ~ The h-E.u-irg % TIRE
s-s-ion, aIt thereby facilitate proper elias
s.iraftuu.
Terms - q .-srfer, fFayable IN acvaDcrf d
Board aEt '-.tlCn, Ss- Iav school, 81. -.
:, aud SO, Nl.,4r. prscT .-=,l and t1-'r-ti,ssl.
Ftth Use q PAM SIX Drawing and paint
i1E IN wlt-r cn.p--- - OF pai1'lEz. pr
l-,-1n. ., Porcelain Painting. ps-E le.ssJl.
Z. En-ranr= r.. payable bu- unce, -
Eusal nlU-sc . cL ---s-s t5---rils r FFrrc D ,
i- 4Estr,a. la wing. Pain ard yTEa7l-n-
:. N--diz wrrz form part cfthe prescribed
g zrs-- Tei-gra1hy. Photography and
7 o. writing Ar- tau- -h- ~ fle E-l.al rAts-s-
For iur-ne ps4rtieulars ic.Ulre a. the
Ae.asteuly. or address -. - rEEIpE.
--~-Elul-1IW
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

Th- discovery hy the inh4biiznts of =
.0s1sl-tg hlfEerI0 uE visited bYth@ u--rilent
-c strss at ies ~ sCG a-1ss.. hat u s..i.fs 10
tn-4T very midst, = -f.G@l4lT st.srfl!r.x
-ucn d--s11F eries are made ~ eyery .szl.0Ei.
q every part q The g. li1n -uh,s-.uerfly.
when u = ssoertaiuet- a. it Invariably l.
Al s1ch Tine, thrnEgn t1@ v4l1Ante exu.-
risnce 70 -1fIlE Ols who has been b@uedtfrs.
sld cured, that HDrtiffer, sf0fa1eh Bit
ter u a Thoroughly e1reaei0gls Grad eaton
u the nlsaiarial I'ltsou, and a Teessn- of for.
ufying tLr system against 4, a irelinx of
~ re ssz-lfify AID irsn9u.!ity reizns
ihrG1< ho1f the hoie neiEbbornas1 E<-
sldeS febr.-e lnrnas q nlAlaFiai dlssas@
ianlo Azle and age cake are reaz0ye ed by
The potent actigl a the Bitter. 70 wns-k
srirnnr al-o g1fes "a. sancti0n A. a gemecY
- rhegm-,i. sfa. cy.p-p1ia. onnstipAfioa
liver c,mriaint, debility, KID .Iey trouble.
and AL diss-.ssS issfz.F.@g The orx4ss ~
digestion aud assimllAfiOn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

Nor IN The GANE-The Ne
Minnyille base ball team have come
and gone, and il seems they scare
Iy entered the game At all, IS it vas
hardly S contest enough for tie
Salens 10 furnish amusement for
them They easily carried OF the
first days game in 4 score Of p 10 :.
The second day the MeMinnvilles
still hoped for victory, but were 80
badly disappointed that il is doubtful
whether they come 10 Salem TO play
ball again OF not. The score Of the
last game st-od - to p in favor of
the home team, the champions Of
the WiIlsmstte valley The SaIenls
do nor hesitate 10 meet the PorTlauds
or Mob Hills in lAltIe array. II :
not saying too much when il : said,
that whatever club defeats the So
lens will have 10 do -1me good ball
playing, and that even hay -eSsis'
snd country boys" can pl4y ball
occasionally.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
A YsuEy Nan Well ha9Wa in salem
Reported TO Have Killed
HIn.eif.

The Albany Democrat say. Rob
ert ". >hSecrat-- newspaper W.l--
erwell known in Western W4>l-
ington. committed suicide IS uOr-
phine in hi lodziags IN T4cpula -
au early hour Friday morning. He
wrote bitter le-1e- 70 his father
Jus, before taxing ;he fatal i1ss, g.
noqneiuy the latter s. having ruined
the last vestigs q his >oL'= rePUt2-
ton. The father : prominent
real estate mar Of Olympia shoe
craft was il AItary I few veess
ago looking i5r io5. oar impreS-
sion was tha; he Partock ot tie cup
th2r inebri4tes TOO much - HI own
good.
The young man w2s II Salem for
severa. mouths, and aas for some
time an employe 81 the Chemeke;e
hotel. He made SINE friend. here
and seemed willing 70 worE 81 any
thing ne could ind 10 do.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

BRITISH HOP CEOP.-Mr. Lewis
Pettyiohn, large hop farmer near
Salem, Is in receipt ofthe following
letter from Manger & Henley, hop
factors, London, England: Our
yards that have not teen washed 10
get nd Of the verrliu are nearly all
hopelessly gone TO the bad. During
the last few days mould has st-
tackled some Of cur best promising
districts aud considerably altered
the prospects. We shall not get
nearly 50 many hops as We thought
short time ago. We think cur
prices will range from > cents 10 %
cents for English and your hops 70
- cents or more"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

NEARING CONPLETIpS.-TEe Eev
water cisteru ct the Intersection Of
Commercial and Cheneketa streets
i hearing completion Theexsava-
ton i al finished and the cement
ing will soon be under headvay.
This eistern Will be among the best
and largest in the city. Is construc-
tior only calls fjr the building Of
Others in different parts Of the city,
and i, Is unnecessAfy 70 say that,
they are badly needed, fJ- the
JOURNAL has said that of.eu before.
The city is low doing considerable
Improvements, besides the heavy
expense incurred by the big bridge.
so Il viii require some time before
al Improvement thai may seem
Necessary can be made.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
What Dses il Nsaa.

.-loD Dose One Dollar means
simply that Eood'- Sar-AIariila !
the most e-s1 DomIcal medicine h.
t,lsy, t.--eaE-e il gives more for the
money than auy OtEer PREPARATION.
Each tottle contains l0p doses and
will average 10 la-t . m0nrh, while
other preparations taken according
TO directions, are gone in a week.
Therefore. b= -1r 10 get Hooi' : 81
s4parilla, the tes; blood purifier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

BOARD or TRADE-Tonight i
the regular meeting Of the board Of
trade. This is an important meet
ing and the members are urged %
lie present. The question Of having
q birdseye view Of the city made
viii be considered. Also the matter
Of sending delegate 10 the beard Of
commerce, which meets in san
Francisco the 18th Of this month.
There will be other questions Of in
terest to the tusiness men Of the
city discussed al this meeting.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

! saFs Suffered f1r year. with rheg nLz-
t.-rn, l1-s 4 apostle Auc 1.sOrc=Ts1 bl0sls.
and sf-@r s--.st eEp@ccIt1F- of time sl.G
r-DEey had a4E1dzt gFfn p al hop=s 4
relief H-sr ~ % HlH1ars EEsu n.lai !is
syrup. grzsr@st = a. kasf FrsuFT- ant:
zf-@r Lsi . . .sI bottles folEG allgla-sf entire
relief arr ls1.E 2bl- % NoFx On ny arm
EIfE 49,. = Eicn have nnf d1rs sJr years
and s1vls~ al person EEo are suffering
WITH sE@rnaaf.s1l ard osEer b o.os. Troubles
q try thl- medicine. II. FEkkf.
ThuFHl4 q. u .el.
For sale by snaita Z steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

STILL COMING. .-SAlem's latest Ac-
QUESTION of capital i in the person
% Henry u. Major, who has bought
\ bunch Of lots In University Sddi-
ticu and ten acres Ot fruit lAud. He
hts contracts out 20 pu. up five
cottages g. 7eut aud will >oou pre-
pare 10 pat up suburban home for
HI own Use. Lo;s iD the city and
f-ut farms in the suburbs i the
salem WAY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
GILBERT 1 PATTERSON.

Dealers in Groceries, CVcsery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Wndongia etc. Soc
Agents for spicu-s Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

BAsEBALL.-As- per announce
ment in the JOURNAL the baseball
association have secured some good
games for our city. The Portland
League Club will play the salems
At the Highland Park grounds next
"Wednesday. This will be great
game and admission will De put up
TO fifty cents aad grand stand free.
Remember the Date.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

ENLARGE EHE PANE--IL seems
20 Dc : fact that Mr.. As2hel Bush
has bought the brick 5ioes adjoining
his hank corner for $1,000. He il
tends 10 III I? par- q j. f1r addi-
tiou2l bank room, and vii eorver-
il into al iron front Nj. C-4Ef1-i
will have 10 move into u=w quarters,
bu- Nr. ROt4L'- furniture store vii
remain in it, present. locatioc-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

Z silyerton Appeal; Mr. r. ID.
AlIen, who has fine pruue orchard
in the Waldo Hills, exhibited 10 Us
this week seeding peaciIes which
measured, ore ten inches In cir
eumferenee. and the other eight
inches.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

THE TNE-Adyancing prices Of
farm podueis indicate a large trade
this fall. The next four monihs
there will he a big trade and the
season To advertise u now ai band
Low rates made for thai priod
which includes the holiday sason
In the daily OF weekly JOURNAL
Begin now aud ---eure contracts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

Lad.es EEo issir- hsaGf!fli el~ag skin
free from plmptes, rotls. slofch-sAad cEh
sTupri'JLs, sE14d coTL meats - onrr tn
lse Dr. GGEn's Improved Liver Pills
gney will ai-O rrEoFe thai have Ioo<
about your eyes sEd make tteEa bright.
an1 Will cure hea6Srts inoHn whatever
etEi-e 70 ari-es- ReneunbeY, zoo are 90 ly
rrq 1ir,t - take oa@ small piii AZ nef.ti ne
xEieh = cTssted Nsth pure sggar. and vii
nof gTi - ~ pr9dIee anY lnpi@asa1i s@n-
-ation- .s&d IL > csr.s, b. smith . sisi-
Ser