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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
OREGON AT TIE WORLDS FAIR.
Interview With the Capital City Mem
ber Of the Beard Of Lady
Managers.

Sundays telesrams brought the
first intelligence to the public OF
Oregon that they were to be repre-
sented on the national board of wo-
man managers OF the worlds fair at
Chicago. Interested people, who
had been keeping close track of the
details of the national commission's .
work and the act Of congress under
which the whole vast machinery OF
tnis s,upendous enterprise il being
carried on, knew that there was TO
be national board of woman man.
agars, but it was not known that the
selections were tn be made so soon.
The matter was Kept very quiet
however except among aspirants
and it DOW trsnspires that sbout one
thousand Oregon ladies had heen
mentioned for these honors, among
them the wives Of Oregon's most
distinguished honorables.
THE LADY APPOINTED.
The appointment of Mrs. Dr.
Mary Payton was q genuine SUI
prise, if not to that lady, at least TO
all her friends. A reporter of the
the JOURNAL sought her out this
Monday morning early, for an in
terview, and it was graciously ac-
corded, at her home at Mrs. Arbe-
CASTS hnuse, No. Si7 High street.
Mrs. Payton is g native Of Baden
Baden. speaks German fluently, has
been a resident Of Oregon for D
year,, but had for the five years jus,
preceding her return to Salem last
winter, been travelling in Europe for
pleasure and information. She said
TO reporter:
AN INTERVIEW.
II assure you do not wish any
notoriety in this matter. / do not
know what the work will be, and if
there is a great deal Of hard work
connected with it, ! do not want ii. /
In fact, do no. know anything
about il and nave no idea how /
came TO be selected. ! do know
that a great many prominent ladies
it, and ! might have been
by some friend here but
canDot imagine who IL could have !
Deen. ! am a regular old Oregonisn 4
and shall do my best to do Oregon
credit If j accept the place. The
official documents have not yet ar
rived. have Travelled a great deal
and can talk Oregon with any of
hem. / have visited the Liverpool
exposition, opened by the queen.
also attended the London Colonial
worlds fair last year. III take the
pSition ] shall make il = success, II
have TO employ stenogrspher at
ny own expense. The compensa-
ion consists Of mileage to and from
chicago, and 81 day while In at
enhance"
Mrs. Payton asked TO be excused
rom saying any more about II st
'Iesent. until she has further time
or consideration.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22

John F Milier's c. G, Rye straw,
IS, by Doc Lindsey. dam un-
known Belt
Jas Fosters Harry Bluff. 1. by
Conner, dam unknown Jones ,
Wm kay's Sorrel Dick, breeding
unknown Holman 8
Capt. J. T. Apperson. in aunOunc-
ing the result OF the closing event of
the day and Of the fair, paid an elo-
Queut tribute TO Rye Straw's past
achievements and said this was
Probably the last time he would ever
De seen in racing contest.
Capt. Apperson also, in the name
OF the authorities of the fail, thanked
the people Tor their liberal attend
snce, which had mi de the meeting
such success, and fort ne good order
which had added 50 much TO the
pleasure.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crocke1,
Glassware, Pants, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowgiass, Etc. Sole
Agents for ssicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
kstiee

kstiee
To the public Of salem and vicinity:
I hereby most respectfully announce
that ] have reopened NY dyeipg and
cleaning work in the same place, ls3
Commercial street, where ! shall be
glad to receive your calls.
Yours respectfully,
ALFRED WALDEAAR NELSON.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22

CARD or THASKs'-I wish to
thank every one who kindly helped
find my little girl Saturday.
Mrs. n. f.. CAToS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22

ForSD.-A pure containing some
money. Person describing and
proving ownership can obtain. In
quire at this Office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22

Agents WASTED.-TO convass
with crsyon or pictures, to take Or
den for enlarge photo work. Ad-
address or call, ie5 Liberty.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22

MoBE fkUIr.-squire Fsrrar d
90. are huying all the fruit that
comes their way. consequently have
the l,s~i 10 market.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
LAST or TIE FAIR.
Closing Events Of Saturday Evening
Toe Late for that lssoe-Every.
thing Satisfactory.
RUSNING-s NILE DASH.

RUNNINC-s NILE DASH.
The final regular race of the day
was a s-mile dash, purse of SaeO, no
entrance fee. There were only three
starters in the following: Bob
Wade, joe u and Jim Miller. Auc-
ton pools sold for shot time at
$50 fpr Bob Wade and $ for the
field. There WIS little excitement,
the geDersl belief being that Wade
would walk swsy with first place.
a good start WAS made, all crossing
the line in a bunch, tut Bob Wade
swep; to the front Immediately and
held the plsce home, with Joe d
hUEging him closely, time - SEC
Onti-.
SUMMARY.
W. II. Bsbb's Bob Wade, by Roam
Dick, dam unknown, rs.
Mclaughlin. ]
Hugh Smiths Joe n. by Sherman.
dam unknown. ll6. smith. .
Joe Thomas Jim Miller. by RoSn
Dick, dam unknown, us
Fortune.
FouTEACE-S50.
a matched fant rsce bad been ar-
ranged 10, 80 yards with Joe Day,
ooy shout l. yesr~ old, frnm Gray's
Hsrbo-, and ChaS- Breihwaie. of
of McAinnvilie- q great strapping
fellow tina, could eat him, a. contest
ants Brethws'e had AT easy vie
lory. Billy Martin. who was in The
crowd, Offered To- run the winner loo
wards for 800 sud ;bere wss some
ak of taking the bet, but the match
didn't msteriAlize.
The races closed with half.mile
dash, match rsce for $50 each, with
Sorrel Dick, old Rye Straw and
Harry Bluff a. starters in that posi-
tion from the pale. The great age
of old Rye Strsw-ls years-maie
the contest one OF vast interest, snd
il was watched with as much ex-
citement as any Face Of the Gay.
The patriarch had run many hard
contest with success in the past and
his admirers were legion. When
the star; was made and the old chap
took first place cheer went up from
The grand stand which seemed 10
still further animate him and re
held the leading position 10 the
wire, winning the heat and the race
n 81; seconds Some say it would
have been an easy matter for Harry
Bluff 70 have won. but respect for
Did age Kept him back.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22

Clothes pius-three dozen for 5
cents-at Crissmap's 3 and 10 cent
store
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
NOT A CANDIDATE

Would you define . reelection 90
persisted the JOURNALS querist.
1T is quite likely / shall not be 6
candidate; In fact / know ] shall not
be. The secretary ought to live in
Salem. where the business all has to
be transacted. The principal busi-
ness and actual work Of the fair and
arranging for the exhibition must
be done at Salem and the success OF
the fair in large measure depends
on 3 man being righ, on the
ground"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
Q. G. CHASE
Artistic Paper Hanger and Wall

Decorator.
Good work. economy and simple work
showr before engaging.
- Paw haeed IN work measured on the
wall. Leave orders ~ ssrvent's, Meyers
or ke,isr'p rvsidence at HiSh.aud addition
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
LOCAL MARKET.

Wheat, bet g cents per hu-
Hop, active 81 cents per 10.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
wHe WILL Be SECRETARY /.
Interview With J. Z. Greeg - to the
fstsre Nsaasrnest Of The
State Fair.

A reporter oollided with j. T.
Gregg, secretary Of the Oregon state
fair, ss be was taking the afternoon
train for his home In Portland, and
extracts the following general infor-
nation:
UNSETTLED BUSINESS.
Il have left all the bills and un.
settled business Of this years fair
with Geo. W. Watt. at 95 State
street, who has been my assistant
secretary for the past six years, and
who thoroughly understands all the
details of the work. Bills and mon
ey will he coming IN for some time
yet, poeibly for q month, bot !
think l can furnish you sn approx
innate statement Of this years busi-
ness. The exact footings cannot he
made for several weeks. and the An.
nusl report OF the secrstary to the
governor will not he submitted un
III lSI- IT.
THE ANNUAL MEETING
Of the State Board will be held on
the third Tuesday in November,
when new Officers are elected"
"will you he = candidate for re-
election ."
I'D rxther you would not have
asked that question" said the mod
est representative Of agriculture and
clerical efficiency. "A good many
Of the beard Of manager have asked
me not to say, rs they do not like TO
he submerged by = host Of applics-
tons, but would rather make . sell
ection quietly and without any ex-
citing contest over the matter"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
.25c Want Column.

xc,icrs inserted for ONE cEST PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No sdver~
tisemeni Inserted In this column for less
than twenty -nve cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22

NorND AT LAST A Polish that viii
II clean n piano without cumming H.
For sale at Diamonds music house.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19
I,nIy,s Army Of lrrnclnds.

The heavy ironclads of Italy row form
o tremendous array They include tho
Dalllv aud I,apdolo. Of ovcr ~ 1000 tons
displacement. each carrying four lCo ton
guns. aud making fifteen knots speed, the
Andrea Doria. the Ruggiero dc LAURA aud
the Francesca Morisini. also Of about
II 600 tons displacement. carrying each
four l0j ton guns mud making sixteen
knots. the Italia and the Lcfanto. OF
nearly 10, 800 tons displacement, carrying
four 40 ton guns each. making eighteen
knots. the Re Umberto, and two moro CT
the same class. tho Stella and the Sar
dc.ua. yet to be launched. Of 1900 tors
displacement. also making eighteen kuots.
Ii IL tho combination Of heavy battery
power, heavy nrinor and high speed in
these battle ships that makes thorn re
markablo Their draught wonld keep
them ost Of many harbors In the lie
Umberto, Stella and iSardegna " crown
o. he deck has bsca r..-ti =. g.i,r above
the water level than in;heir predecessors,
md there nre a great many water tight
compartments. New York sun.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19
Inherit 10 Srhscrihe-a.

4 Tosim tel Is 'quc,ac % give of-
hcisl notice treturning paf,r docs no,
satisfy the law) when a subscTiis: docs
not take his payer fran Tie ttlcs. an
states The rrasoE OF It's not being taken,
AMI Il ncslec, to d. so mgass tie rcsl
master responsible t. The publisher for
IT,, pay ment.
Any p~Tsor whetakes e paper rem the
%posioiIisc, wheeler directed in his name
or ihat Of another. or whc;h r he has sub
scriN,d or not, ia responsible for the pa;
II ~ person orders his ps." I. discontin i.
cd. he mu.tp pay all AREAS. or The publisher
may ccntinIt t. scrG it ir,il paynerti il
made. and collect the whole nmoun.
whether Il be iskcn from the Office ~
not. Thsrc can he no legal disusntinu.
a"ce until the ayntnt is mYdc
IL the su. .ci b-r ,rGtrs hi. rarsr 60 he
stopped NJ y %cer,ain tim" an he r.i =
Usher continues 10 scni it. tn subscriber
IS b'ind to RAY forit if lie takes il atj sc
the e1ice. The law pracoe d. ,rpt The
ground that u IN III must luy fur what he
uses.
The couFts have decided ih7t refusing
TO lake newspapers and period Gals from
he office In prims iacia cYid, ace OF in
icnLional frapi
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

In the United Etatcs. II you arrive ut q
station i've or ton minutes tefore the hour
announced for the departure Of a train You
are In ample time, but the case is differ
eut IN Europe. There Is usually trouble
and G.lay in getting seats and nearly al
ways confusion There are three differ.
ent classes Of carriages. there is a smok'
Ing carriage to each class. Furthermore,
Only ladcs or ladies accompanied by male
escorts are allowed In sonle carriages. The
trouble of getting yesH luggage checked,
that is II the line furnishes checks at oil. is
very great. In the printed announce.
mcnts of some roads the company advises
passengers to ''be ut the station ut least
half an hour before the departure of trains
to register baggage" 1he baggage. il il
be II trunk. must be weighed. and in many
instances there is an extra charge.--COr
Home Journal.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19
rHe SOUL OF A BUTTERFLY.

Through tke 1rid where the b~own q'isilr ~hie1e,
over ti-r ferns sirfr the raiiitr lie,
f1ists tfi- trauuiuus down Of a thi.tls:
l. II the soul 10 . butterfly,
Bc.i how they scatter and then assemble:
riil.rR the as WITH, the hlnr~"in" fade
D-,icatr Gtp'ns ilni w.irl abd trenihir
in tho slantiug sunlight tha; skirts tho glade
Ticrr rors the SUMMERS ibconstnnt lover.
Drifting ard wandering: iaii.t nnd far;
Only i..wai.-,i 10y the u'.nnj pipvcr.
NGtchci by ouiy the twilight star
Corr- ncst Angrist. when thistir~ blossom.
IT,. how each ~ alive with wings
But. c%rilitv geek their souls IN its tnscm.
Changed tbcntcfurth 10 Immortal thinTs
-Thuinas wrutworth iiisXinsou In st Nicholas
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19
Scltxcr Spring of Orcat Depth.

A company has purchased the ~seltze,
spring 1T Saratoga. ard has begun expert
Eirn;s Tor the purpose of libcra;ii'g and
storing. in liquid form, tho curbonic acid
gas with Which II atoulds. Professor
Oscar Brunie. u German expert. has
charge of the worl. and has sounded the
spring to o depth of 8 900 foct without
touching bottom or encountcring any ob.
s:ucle. This strengthens the belief in the
existence of a great subterraroan sea
which many scientific mol think under
lies Saratoga; and the company who arc
sounding the settler spring hope to aolve
tie question II way or another before
lopg.-Eruuk LNsl;e's.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19
)sAL.S FOR FUEL. FORAGE 1

DROP )SAI5 FOR FUEL. FORAGE &
| SiRhW Headquarters Department
Of Arizona, Oficc of the Chief Quar-
termaaItr. 10, Angeles, Cal March ~
l'9O' Sealed proposals will pe received n
TINS Once, an 81 The Offices of the Omar
tcrn4S''"- cs.h Of ii, IA ...ns III.
H''.ied, until IL O'Clock, n. m, on Tus.
day. April 22. 1890. and opposed imn,d
st"iy iherrafteri in the presence ofhiiIor>
Tor lac furnishing and delivery OF fuei
forage and straw, during The fiscal YEA
enalnF June 30. 1891. at military s%ta,inn
III !he Department of Arizona. n, follow
-f":is Apuchf. Bowie. Grant. !luuch.me,
Lowell. Molarc. Thomas and Neide. ant
van Carlos, Whipple Barracks, nndTucs1r
a l., Los Angeles aud San Diego Ban.
racks, Cal and FaIis EaYa-d. Siartnr
mon ana hingalr. u Sfnia r.. Ell "
iTeitT-1re given TO articles of d ,rnt, 81.
production and nailifacture. condition
oi price and quality being equal. and SUI
preference given 10 articles of A,nrrir,.
.~'-oan""" and manufacture pro weed co.,
Tic ia =, I'i.-i J." h extent al tie rr.,
sumption required by lu,' lul i. s-rv., #.
liere Proposals Tor either class ii =
supplies mentioned nr for GU utilities L.
HAN lht wiis'r regIircd, or irr deliver d..
~" supplies at points other ilian ;i,nse
bay" hHi.c q viii h. entertained Sre,if
cations. general Instructions To biddcr
and bleak foiwsof prOposa. will Ne in.
n!'htd on application to this office. or 1
ihr EinlrirrpaStsrs NJ any Of ID. s,siin.,
tainc3 above, & :. iKiMnALi. Ouu.
,er'"as'0'' l.. 5 ARM, Chisf Qaarterlnu
ter, lE
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

Col bceoter-Ey tho way. | hear you
have discharged the now reporter that
yon got from Boston,
Editor of The American W~hangdoodle
Yes. the darnod coyote couldn't write.
Turned in an article about old Beasiey's
crop of potatoes, and didn't call them
'tAbers" once. would u let that go. bat
the very next day he described our lead
Ing grccer's recent Importation Of canned
oysters. and never said IA worI about
''lusc,ous bivalves." | toll you them
eastern fellers don't know how to write
good Engiish.-New York Tribune.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19
Confused By the Darkness.

Little Pat was in the habit of falling
III OF bed during the night, nald his
father, TO break him of the habit. would
remind him of it the next morning. Que
day. rs usual. his father said to hicl;
''naIe. Pat. you fell out of bed again"
oh. no. papa" said Pct; lit WAS tho
pillow. for ! woke up to see. and the pill
low Was Oh the door by the side of tho
bed"
What made You cry. them" asked his
father.
We'll. you seo." said Pat. in his most
solcr maarer. lit was dark and | couldn't
tel whether it was me Or tho pillow
Troy Times.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

dorcd, not ''laundried." Is the correct form
OF the past tonse and rG~-t pariiciple OF The
verb lauuder. II there were n verb TO
laundry" the formation ''laurdried'
might DO proper enough. But there is no
such verb Laundcr holds the field as tho
v,f5. according to Webster, and must con
troll There Is n nou lnunder. from which
both tie verb laundcr and the noun lsun
dry appear 10 be derived - Baltimore Sun,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

City poct-What a very queer looking
yellow weed that Isl
Young l.Gdy-lellaw weedl Goodness
me! This Ia tho beautiful golden ro."
that You raved about In Your last poem
Time.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19
A Parents DolirhtsuI Frank n..s.

Storm and commercially respected aud
succossfrl parcn, to his young BON;
"Ay soil. you are about TO enter life.
Remember what ! say To you now Lot it
bo buried deep in your heart. Ds honest.
Cheating may pas for awhile. but ia the
end honesty Is tho best policy"
Father. | think as you think"
tSu,emnly) "Tkink, my boyi | know
Tor | have tried both Truth.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19
m TIE ODELL p
1 IKE II |. T..R IL
M will buy tile ODEI.J. TYPE
As.A sHf WRITER :,alranlcd t. do
Us good work as ANY slUo,OG

machine.
i cHNihl"e -ld~..i"iTY with ~DUHAT..-
1~Y-sPsED, EAsE or O"EaArioh Wears
logger without cost OF repairs han any
other machine. ha- NO Ink rii' 10th
81 Tie operator Il T. ne
nicAel plated. p%cr:cc; AMI rt
Kinds If ~ pcwiiiing. Iihe
press. i; produces a%i!ar'
hanusciiris. Two "a Is
maze II enc wriiilg d.
minis ers. bankers. ntrri,'
turers, l. usiae ss u,cn. etc.
better in vcsiIncni e. g.
gent pc rsou IN a week can
operator ofS RAPID one ia
s COO of.'r,; a'r operate
d. h,,,r' ~ with = tVrr .
tia pr. u"c,l ~ lh' CUE:.L
liza bic AGENTS nj Nsicsr.ea &C.
ci ~ lad c.nI"ua, - Itrs'et,. ~ i =
let. givi "a cnd8t4.raeris ,Er. .%.iaue- lF
ODELL IliN WRITER ''t'.
lm3 II. iteo.r-@. th,,.go. -
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19
A SaTs I~bucincss.

DO you ever bet on tho races. stran
eeTf" he asked. as tho beat approached
Bay Ridge.
II used to. but it cost me too much
money"
You are a business man, | suppose2"
Yes. sir, ! sell 'Nps.' | can give yon
q sr'r ten 10 Ii wsuner. today-oaIy
twenty .ivo cents. Time.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

A French electrician claims that he will
sooa DO able to produce q thunder storm
wherever and whenever it Ii desired.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

M.dern society seems to be made up Of
two great classes--thc snutbers and tho
snsbhed. New York World.
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