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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-30
LABOR IN EUROPE.
The Conference at Berlin Formally
Declared Closed.

Declared Closed.
(Copyp'i1hted 1890 By the NetC York Associated
FresS1
BERLIN, March 29.-The final sitting &c
the labor conference was held to-day. Min
lister Won Berlepsch made long address
He said he believed the delegates had
arrived at decisions which would form
the basis and develop the idea Of protecting
and securing the material and moral well
rare OF the workingmeu. and that they had
found common standpoint for the solution
of social questions by individual govern
ments according to exceptional circum-
ances. He reminded the delegates
that the weli-bsing Of the workiag-
men depended largely upon the gov
ernments safe guarding the existence and
property of industry. In conclusion the
minister conveyed to the delegates the en-
peror'S warmest thanks for their wise and
searching lab 'rs, and his desires that Gods
blessing would help so that their works
might bear fruit 100000 fold. The address
was greeted with loud applause.
SIR GoRsT REPLIES
Sir John Gorst thanked the emperor for
for snmmoning the conference, the issue Of
which had been extraordinarily gratifying.
He hoped this would not be their last meet
ing. When millions of children were
rescued from misery and millions Of women
were restored to domestic life they would
remember with thankfulness that this great
good was initiated by the emperor.
After other delegates had thanked Baron
Won Berlepsch, the conference was for
mally closed.
SOME OF THE DECISIONS.
The decisions Of the conference, which
will soon be published, in addition to those
already announced by cable, recommend
optional establishment of courts of arbitra-
tion consisting of representatives of en-
ployers and employed to settle la or dis
putes and general observance Of Sunday MS a
holiday in all trades. But where continuous
work is unavoidable it is recommended that
each employe have at least every alternate
Sunday free. Various delegates made
minor reservations, for instance the French
delegates did not insist that the day Of rest
should be Sunday, but none Of these reser-
vations affect to any considerable extent
the decisions Of the conference.
FRANCES PROMINENCE.
Mr.. Delahaye on behalf Of the French
socialists handed in a statement of his own
views on tho labor que stion, requesting that
it might be added to the protocols Bishop
Koppstrongly supported the equest, which
wes agreed To.
Emperor William received Jules Simon
to-day. Throughout the conference the
emperor treated the French plempoten.iary
with marked dstinc ion, this being a great
feature Of the meeting.
The workingmen here and in other towns
are organizing great socialist de ncnstra-
tion for May /. 1t is reported that they
will be prohibited by tho Central Executive
Committee.
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Lionor prlnking in Afrlca.

BRUSSELS, March 29.-The committee
of the anti-s avery conference to which the
liquor question was referred, has decided in
favor of prohibiting tho sale of ale moi IN
African territories where little liquor is
now drunk, and OF placing a heavy duty on
alcohol imported into otler regions, one of
which is defined.
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A oerman spv Caught.

PARIS, March 90-A German spy has
been arrested at Epinal, the capital Of the
departme It Of the Vosges. Documents
were found on bis person showing that
there exists an organized system OF espi3n-
age of French forts and camps along tho
Frauco-Cerman frontier.
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FRANcE's PRoM1NENor.
American Rlflsmon in Germany.

(Coprigt, 1890 BY Mem York Associated Presa)
BERLIN, March 20. The municipal au-
thcrties are organizing grand formal re-
copti0n to the American rihsmen, with an
evening garden fete aud "conmersn to close
the meeting. A trip will be taken on the
Rhine TO Ruedesheim and Bingen. where a
two days rifle meeting will DO held.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March ga special TO
The Sentinel from Prnceton says: ''Shortly
before O'Clock Thursday night tornado
swept over the country inst north and west
Of this city, doing an immense amount Of
damage to farm houses, stock ana timber
A good many people were hurt.
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snani n Electoral Reforms.

MADRID, March 20.--In the Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday, after Premier Sagasta
had promise q bill Tor immediate electoral
reforms in Cuba aud Porto Rico, universal
sunernge was aAOpbed without dlYiiln.
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couNr pIsMAncK's RrTrREMrNr.
An Ocean steamer Disabled.

LONDON, March 90 The Inman line
steamer City of Paris, whic sailed from
New York March II, was spoken twenty
five miles west OF Brookhavsn this N m)raing.
Her machinery IS disabled aud she is being
towed by anot er steamer. The City OF
Paris signaled that all on board were we'll.
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A Fatal Wreck at e Tree.

LOUISVILLE, March GA Louisvillea and
Nashville train to Nashville ran into a tree
near Seabree, KY, THURSDAY night and was
completely wrecked Peter Burns, the
engineer, one of the oldest on tbs road, aud
w. w. Powell. q brakeman. wore killad.
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Liverpools kprlnQ Meetinr.

LIVERPOOL. March 29.--The racs tor the
Ligerp ol spring C y of so s3yereigas. at
tue LIVERPOOL spriog Blee lag to-day, vas
won bg AblDgsso4's 5-ysar-oli bay horse,
Father Confession.
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= Pogtrnestors Conffrmed

WAsHINGroN, March 29.--rhe Senate
has confirmed the nomination Of the follow
ing posoua asters: Nirgilia, q. $. Smith, at
otteVille; B. II. TIllmaa, Gt 5hslbygille.
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WAsHESoTog, March 2g--ft is expected
that the fafin bill wll DO reported 10 the
full va and means cOlnmittae Monday, H.
co eideration by the kepubliean majority
having been finally concluded to-day.
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kADElD, hacl ~. - Forty thossanf
operatives ~ ihs factories a. c4tsioeer
bayc goge % q ssF.ks.
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PARIS, March ga French gunboat
WAS sunk ~ k0ckfcr5e this morning W
collision with "a maa-Of-War.
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BosTos, March ~. The oxecufiae CON-
uiitteo 81 tbs National Editorial Association
viii meet ot liBciubati 6ay 2.
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fsoBD0F. Merch ~ -Ns1y " I q stift
my dock lsl,Qfers ot 1fefg9l here -
turned " wggk,
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4 RLaHT oF WAY pILL.

Two hours were consumed In an uninter-
esting discussion over the bill granting q
right of way through Indian Territcry to
the Pittsburg, Columbus and Fort Smith
Railroad Company. but no final action was
taken.
The House went into committee Of the
whole on the army appropriation bill. The
only discussion was upon the provision max
ing an appropriation Of Sl00,000 for ca i
teens at army posts. Several members
objected to this feature Of the bill and Mr..
Morse, of Massachusetts, offered an amend.
ment providing that no alcoholic liquors
shall be sold to enlisted men ia any canteen.
Tnis amendment was adopted by vote
Of 62 to 45, many democrats who
are opposed to the proposition voting for it
in order that there may be yea and nay
vote in the House. Pending further action
tho committee rose. On motion OF Mr..
Blanchard OF Louisiana joint resolution
was passel authorizing the president of the
Mississippi river commission TO purchase or
hire such boats as may be required to rescue
persons in tho overfowed portions Of the
Mississippi val ey.
The House then adjourned
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The Rouso Passes Fow Measures
During a short Session.

The Roueo Passes u Fow Measures
During a short Session.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-In the House
this morning. on motion of Mr.. Baker OF
New York, the Senate bill was passed sus-
pending for one year the provisions of the
act requiring steamers to be provided with
H1e-carrying piojsctiles
On motion of Mr. Banllhead Of Alabama,
tho bill was passed for tho erection of a
public building ~ Tuscaloosa, Ala, at
liolt Of cost OF $4,000.
Bills were passed providing for public
buildings at Allegheny City. limiting the
cost at $3.50 ,000; aud Wilmington, Dsl., in
creasng the limit Of coast from SlJ0,0J0 to
s2J0,00O.
The Senate bill was passed extending to
Tampa, Fla, the provisions OF the act rela-
tive t. tie immediate transportation of un-
appraised merchandise.
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TNE EAsTON nREAK.

The iteayeae's Greenyiiie, His b. special
says; "iDe operabor ~ Barnes landing
telephones ~ o'clock Tonight that tre-
nle4d9us current is 90 niug With tAe back
breaks, rising at tbo rate of tao inches per
aour. II tlis j. tfue, the protection lsyoe 10
tbs rear " t3feanyille cannot Last through
tbs night
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"bualna.s in Gailatin is temporarily sus.
s.,,s ,...,s ,.'t,le - ~ - ~ ~
ground 10 great numbers killed BIZ the fall
log trees end other de1rla 1be lhssapsake
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PITTsBURG, Pa, March ia special
from Johustown says: "Tna burgess Of
Johns;own wired the mayor of Louisville
to-day asking what JohnsJown could do for
the people, and committee Of citizens sent
the following to the Louisville board of
trade relief committee: 1--WE wire $500. wire
il we can aid further. Money is being
freely subscrit ell to-uizht.u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13
TEACHERS AS PUPILS.
The Teachers School Continuing
More Than Half the Teachers
in the County Present.

Arithmetic was the first topic dis
c..sed this morning. The various
gthods of teaching this branch
vas sur e7ted by fm rent teachers.
III dry subject Of grammar follow
ed that of arithmetic. Prof. Noder
held the position Of tutor in thoae
t,,o .tudies. Pro-. j. G. G.. Lewis
.ext was called on to take up the
aubiect of mathematical geography.
took the position that only one
straight line could be drawn around
the earth fror east to wpat-The
equator.
The class took the position that
all the lines of latitude were straight
lines being parallel to the equator
which Is a straight line or else we
would nave curve line parallel to q
stroight line.
The following teachers have re-
gistered since last reported: w A
Graham, Floyd B Austin, SalIie
Newton, ) c G Lewis, Jennie Grif-
fifth, Joseph Sellwood, Loretta Star,
II II smith, Eliza Ahlhauser, sarah
A Miller, ElvaYa Victor, and Kate
hearborn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

CONONER.-At nh, home OF her
pareuts in Ea.t SalH,, Wcuncs-
day morning, August L., 1890,
Miss Daisy Cuaove. aga1 2l years.
The sickness ANA y<rrued death
of this young lady tom,} the sub
iect OF an article IN lh'e paper two
weeks ago, She WAS .he victim of
quick consumption and departed
this life about l"O thiS morning.
having just faded away like a lowcr
Her father Mr.. Il. h. Couover, is "a
newspapers man of long standing
in SalvM, now ct tae DlN,ou Her
aid, and her brother Ermk is editor
of the Corvallis Gazette, The Gucg
and his wife arrived ON thi~ after
moons train 10 attend the funeral.
which will he conducted from the
Presbyterian church tomorrow af-
/ ternoon at half pest two hv Rev T..
j, Thompson, of Corvallis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13
Personal MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leisinger went to
Wilhoit springs this morning.
Mr.. David McCully returned last
evening from Wallowa county.
Councilman G. w. Shinn, OF In
dependence, was doing business IN
Salem yesterday.
Mr.. Willard, of McCrow " Will
crd's meat market, is doing business
in y ortland to-day.
Architect G. A. Robert, who has
had "A severe attack of nalarial fever,
is able to sit up to.da".
p. II. Darcy, one of Salem's cele-
brated lawyers, was in the city to-
day, says the Albany Democrat,
w, IL. Bogley, special agent of
the state, started to-day for an eN-
te.dcd trip through the Walla
Walla country.
ED. Diven went over to WalHuft
20 join the family OF his father, Dr.
Oiven, who are spending the sum
mer by the sea-
Miss Alice Davie returned 10 her
home in Stayton this morning G,-cc
a pleasant visit in the capital Y
Of Il weeks duration.
Misses Louise Huelat and Dcs lie
Smith, of Salem, are VISITING in this
city, the guests of Miss Carrie
Pletler.-Albany Herald.
Ben p, Taylor, city mail carrier
and Mrs. TAYLOR went over TO New.
port this morning for their summer
vacation. :. T.. Howard will hold
/ the position during Ben's absence.
Cal Jones and Chas. Wliecr were
among the passengers for the sea
/ shore this morniug. The latter has
been in poor health 20, soU2 time
and his stay will be indefinite
G, ", pagett, formerly u grocery
merchant at Keokuk, Iowa, is in
the city and may conclude to loca,e.
He aud his family are making their
present home in Independence.
Mr. \, G, Spencer who has resid-
ed for twelve years at GNy's Har-
hor, Washington, has just bought
Il farm and located on IL near Salem.
He knows all about the country ne
came from,
Prof and Mn. b, Irving came
home this morning from their wed,
ding tour down To the big city al
the lower Willamette. They will
make their future home In South
Saiem.
w, II. Hohsou, of Stayton, wai
ga the city to-day ON his return iron
the nllamook coast, where he ant
seven Others were hunting and Ash
ing, He thinks there are some ter
rlble yarns published shout th,
"hoom" towns there.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13
STEAM LAUNDRY.
A Rapid Method of Cleaning Clothes
The Finest Fabrics Uniniured


few I,otes while observing The pro.
/ cess 81 which clothes are subjected
TO 1t the Salc Steam ,aul&ty.-.
The first thing IS, OF Il.c, to collie
the clothes f.on n:'iy p.rt OF tho
q :; On reaching e laundry tiio
aia aiken iu.o thc mat6iuy 40 r,.
HAere every article, however sma
',G,arked With tie numJcr VII u
nd opposite tHe cgstome.s ncmo
ar II the ca ofasHssg patron .
sa- 10 ie4eakssH"wiih o4
number opp srteiG
Ine acticio7 are uezt separot d,
putting of a like kinds and te&tuge
together, aud flames Of sthe same
color to themselyes. When this IS
doue they IRE ready he wasb;a
Ii .i:ine, which is y revolving cyl
ina>r about four fsec in d.,
and seven o. eighy feet Ions. 81.
shirts, skirts, cuffs alG tle ike g
first run through q cold waler and
then through . Luxe waIm wIar
after which hey are pat into y
boiling suds, ,hen they 60 through
three Iire'ny waters.
They ai- ,-hen from the W, neg
to The cX g.o or a cylinder ievoIr-
,ng at the rate Of 1900 revolutions ia
" minute. This cylinder is pegtJ, =
"a With numerous holes and viGu-
ally dries The clothes wiyhour uiu-
ing in the lea Jao dncot f. .,a
These aye now agauv for .tylc.H,,,
and from there 10 thc team d. -
depArtnl, at where tncy @le ale ID
TO remain rom thirty 20 siNty .u.t-
utcs, when they are ready for I9G
irons. The uc&y ui the Sn.i Is
iron,d by hand tut the bosom a.,l
cuffs by machinery, This pau Of
she machinery is difficult to dp,,yiye
to give enc who has not sCeu j,
much of an idea OF its workirr.,
though they are cvlindeIs .ot
hot by burning gas je;s ! g
wo2z OF incse mac. lie, e
rapid and gloss is oh.,,r~t
that cannot be reached rs ,1r
hand process. While this appe.i., o
be long process for cleaning
.t,tl,,-. ,..,t .Ln,y mn, o,II,ntaJ n,,n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13
ACADEMY OF The SACRED HEART
Salem, Oregon.

This well known institution of learning
will be re opened FOR the reception of board
eis and day-pupils on Monday, Sept.l, 1870:
their daughters at the beginning of the
session, and thereby facilitate proper clas-
sification.
Terms per quarter, (payGble in advanced
Board and tuition, $40; Day school, 50, So,
IS and SlO Music, practical and theoretical,
with use of piano, Sl5; Drawing and paint
ing in water cOlors, S.; Oil painting, per
lesson, 81; Porcelain painting, per lesson
81: Entrance fee. payable but once, &5.
Voc1l music in classes, German, French,
Industrial Drawing, Plain and OTnamen-
tai Needle work, form part ofthe prescribed
course. Telegraohy, Photography and
Type writing are taught at the usual rates.
For further particulars inquire nj the
Academy, or address SR. SUPERIOR.
S:S-wlm-dlw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13
a scn,ihIe rleeanllon.

Though Gi onse V..nnot always OV con.
Quercd, lt ur,t uppnrch C'a De chvvArd.
appearance AT a myl as. nu, wise dis
VriniuN'iOu tnuulU ne eNcivlteo In the
choice ol "a tCno,lN, tot thutN AVlrs ar
the reigpiag spo,inc lot dy.prpsip, tower
nnd 0luc. "a los niphN steal st,ul Hul1, liver
complaint end other dlsordeis pad mas
been lnO eIuphutiCt llN mUotecU hN utd-
icsu iAVnV "A health und sttenWta IV>foia-
tive. ltis indeed "a Wise u, cVDutlop to use
this sovereign NluNing q ,eut Hnd ulfrri.
tive Ia the a.itiN s03sta oi di ana a., iOr ID ei
nectually couniciRcts tt, it the malldy
helnngs ~ thas large cha 90 which this
sterling medicine IS adapted. Not Only
N N eIloArlnus. but lnrN nnd hnrmlNss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

THE EDToRs.-The Oregon state
Editorial association meets at Port
land tomorrow and Il large at>eu.
dance is expected. \ three days
program Of business ond pleasure is
before those attending aud the
JOURNAL Is represented by aue Of
its editors, and tuil repoe' of he
proceedings will be printed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

Fast trains with Pullman Vestibuls
Drawing room siespeIs, dining cars and
coaches OF latest desiSo, between Chicago
ana Milwaukee and 81, Paul and Mime
apOlis.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestibuleG
drawing room sleepeis, dining cars and
coaches OF latest design, between Chicago
and Milwaukee and Ashland and Duluth.
Through Pullman Vestibule drawing
room and colOnist sleepers via the North.
ern Pacific railroad between Chicago and
Portland, Or.
Convenient trains to and from Eastern,
Western, Northern aud central Miscon-
sin points, afiOrding unequaled service TO
and nom Waukesha Fond du Lac, Osh-
kosh, NeenRh. Menesha, Chippewa Falls,
Eau Claire. Hurley, Wis, and IrOnwOOd
ana Bessemer, Mich.
For tickets, sleeping car reservations,
, time tables and other Information, apply
to agents anywhere in the United states
or canada. :. X AlNSlIE
Genl. Mgr, Milwaukee,, Wis.
4. NJ AANFORn,
Gen1 fafne Mgr, ST Paul.
h, q. BARLOW,
frame Mgr. Milwaukee, Wis.
LOO Is ECkSTEIN.
Asst Genl Pass'r aud Tat AEt, MilWau.
kee. Nis-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

OREGON WOOL.-Rememb the
Salem Wooden Mill store at 800
Commercial street has q fun line
of clothing, blankets and tiannels
fresh from their own mills. See the
home product before buying. Prices
az low as the lowest. S-ll-tf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

Itching Piles are known b.y moisture
Ike pen Splmuuu, causing inte use itching
when warm. This form as ", IN as Blind
bleeding and prutruding, yield at once 10
or. hosanEus Pile Remedy, viii Ch acts
WlcCllN uu the parts affected, PDsOrbs IN
morS, ullaNs itcning ard effect , . PEE man
tret,Sy 'rre. br. Bosauko. Pho CO.. o, Sold
uN S..'thN steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

Doc DAYS WORKING.-Thc Al
bany Democrat is not usually 50 un-
fairly devoid Of truth and justice
even in its joking as it is in the fol-
icwing item: "The city Of Port
land only, in Oregon, will get spe-
cial recount. With so general de-
mand from all parts Of the United
States, it would be ridiculous 'pal-
low a recount for every small city,
like Salem, for instance, which real
~ gets just about all it is entitled
to-" Salem, however, can afford to
be generous and humOr the rabid
jealousy of the brethren up the
stream, az the recount has been or
dcred for salem and soon the city
will show up where it belongs. |
the Albany editors do not become a
little more civil a recount of that
town will be demanded, and then
they will wish their Growing over
IN inflated list was less boisterous.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13
Col. Lche orihe Sixth Regiment

Say, Or. +. :. Holden: BY the adj
vice Of friend / was induced to use
your Ethereal Corgh Syrup fora
severe cough. | found great relief
from thc use of but one bottle.
EUGENE LEIIE, Stockton.
Large size 81, small 80 ceiIts. For
sale by all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

RAPID IHREsHING.-One If the
best jobs of threshing heard of this
season is reported to the JOURNAL
from Polk county 10y reliable cit-
zen who saw il done. James
Elliotts outfit set in Chas, Cool
idge's field south of Dixie at $50 in
the morning and at $50 in the even
mS, the usual dinner hour taken out,
they hgu three thousand and four
en- bushels of wheat turued out,
the product of about 100 acres.
This is probably the best record of
the season, and 80 bushels an acre
is good yield, especially when the
fact Is made known that it is only y
comparatively few weeks since MIR.
Coolidge was complaining that he
would have TO cut this grain ms feed,
1t is not safe to bet against Villa
mette crop until the season Is over,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

FORCE or BABrT.-Dr. W. n.
Byrd was the victim Of an upse,
last night which might have been
avoided by any other than a good
looking bachelor who is in the habit
Of driving with only one hand on
the lines. He was N his way to 6
patient out beyond the Garded ROAD
Chodt M ani9hi darknC 9 w.s so1ic-
,,iiat profound hut he was going /,
n lively pace, when eudGc1,y n lag
tna5 w,s quietly reposiu. in ,ac
dust Of lie highway jumped yp
with n snort and ran, caCsus Co.,
doctors hose to spring suddenly, .ac
doctor holding The lines Ightly -
enc hand-as u al, you knCW-~2d
rot having immediate control @, the
animal. The sudden jump too
norse and bug-J into a ditch
and ali were tumblcd in
a heap, the doctor slightly bruised,
the horse somewhat cut up and
the buggy shafts badly hrokcn.
The rig was duly eXtrieated and the
doctor took The horse ridden by the
man who came for him and proceed
ed to his patient, ALSO returning home
horseback. He is not injured to any
eX,ont, but il is thought he will
practice driving with both hands
more regularly, even when visiting
Forest Grove or other points.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

VANDALISM, THE vaudul who
went bowling down Court street
last night aud cut the ropes by
which the c,nte windows are sus-
pended Il ~ court Street, will if
caught in The 'uture malic.ou5iy uc,
stroying any property, meet w.,h
the reception OF a healthy charge Of
buckshot. L. :. Davidson.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13
HE.LLENBRAND'S
Eating ParIorS 4 Candy Nanufactory.
296 Commercial Street
BILL OF FARE:

25 Cent Regular Dinner Served From II to3 0'CIock'
A nice variety of vegetables, etc, etc.
Also tea, coffee OF milk with all % cent
meals without extra charge.
Choice Cigars, Imported and Domestic
always on Eand.
Porter House Steak and Eggs------5O cents
Tender LOin Steak and Eggs-------6O cents
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13
nDbard'a Rheumatic and Liver Pills.

These pills are scientifically compounded
and uniform in action. No gripping pain
so commonly following the u sc II pills.
Tncy are adapted TO both adults and chill
drcn with perfect safety. We qua autee
they n veuO equal in the cure Ofsick he O.
ache, con .g-tion, dyspepsia and bilious
ness; aro, q an appetizer, they excel any
other py, Dlluilon = Il ~
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-13

Members of all the Fourth ofJU'v
committees are requested TO meet at
Simon's cigar store tomorrow morn
ing at , O'clock, to settle Jp III
business of the Fourth.