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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

QUEEN VICTORIA is .three-score and
ten, and and ali tho small share OF woman
ly beauty she ever possessed is swallowed
up by IL condition OF lat amounting almost
to obesity.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

ACCORDING to Secretary shaffer, of the
Iowa State Agricultural s ciety, the aver
age yield of corn in Iowa Inst year was
forty-one bushels per acre, and the total
Weld 1896. O74, OOU bushels,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10
Selc.Possession.

A rural gentleman was a guest at the Art
club in Philadelphia, on an occasion when
consolnme was served in tea-cups. He
vas not familiar with tho food in that
guise, aud concluding it was tea, he drop.
ped a lump OF sugar into it, poured in q
liberal Infusion Of milk and began to swal-
low the compound. 1t was to the credit Of
his nerve and the strength Of his stomach
that he took 1t all dawn, wiped hts lips
with bis napkin ana gazedarouud the tabs
with q look Of supreme satisfaction.
CADo1pH Sumo is trying the expert
lment OF raising cinchona trees near San
Francisc. If he succeeds he will not only
have some very ornamental trees. but
demonstrate That the raw material for
quinine can be produced in this country.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

STEwED lily was one of tue novel dishes
at a luncheon given recently by q Coium-
bus college belle. Ii tasted like a MIXTURE
Of spinach aud cabbage, and were not so
of tho college professors, in n lecture, had
sad that in some parts of India tho lily
was used for food and the girls thought
they would try them.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

MISS AGNES BonKET. Of Bnff.'o, has
sued II railroad for Slu,n00 for the loss of
her beauty, occasioned by a blow in the
face from a train.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

CouoHs AMI Co1ps.-Those who arc sui.
ferihg 4. ON Couchs. Colds. 500 Throat.
etc.. should Try BRowN's B%RoNcu1AL Yno.
cAEs. Sold only IN Oones.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

When Baby was sick. we rave her c~astoria.
When sho was q Child. she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss. She chung to castoris.
When sho had Children. she gave them castoria.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

THOMAS B. ALLEN, Of T%lemington, W.
VIA, claims that he was the oldest soldie,
in the late war. He is now past 50 yeurs of
agr. He was born in Northumberland
county, England, and served under We'll
lington ut Waterloo. He came to America
in is! 6. When over 40 years of age, at
the breaking out of the late unpleasant
ness, he enlisted in company F, Third
West Virginia infantry. He has never used
glasses until the last year and can put in o
two or three. mile walk any dav.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

Many initiate. none equal. "Tansill S
Punch" Americas finest 5c. Cigar.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

DIVINE & BIBLE is the name of n firm
engaged in the whisky business at Jerico
Sptlngs, Mo.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10
Poor Humanity,

Tho on,mon lot.is one OF sorro ' say-atl least
-tho pesstmists. they who look ct tho worst
side. Certainly what would otherwise be q
bright existence. is often Swallowed by some all
ment that ovorhangs it like u rall, obscuring
perretually the radiance that else would light
the path. Such a ailnent, anda very common
ono, ia nervousness. or in other words. weakness
Of til, nervous system, a condition only irremo-
diable where inefficient or improper means aro
taken to relieve It. TIE concurrent experience
of nervous people who have persistently used
Hcstetter's Stomach BitterH 10. that IL conquers
entirely supersensi;iveness OF tho nerves, al
aud sustained by th.ir chronic weakness. AS
the noryes. gain stamina from tho great tonic
the trouble disappears. Use tho Bitters for
ma aria. rleuMaiisnl, biltousness aud kidney
troubles.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10

THE best couyh medicine is flso's Cure
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. 25c.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10
IT THE OPEN WINDOW.
ny WILL HUBBARD HERMAN.

ALLING WATER is
the name of the most
picturesque spot in
tibet Cumberland IL
try of Tennessee. 1t
is situated n few miles
south of Cookeville.
and is one of the first
places visited by tour
lists who venture up
A. Ay.L Ns-l.I-- Al
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-10
Handsome Is Is Handsome Does.
Robson-where are you bound?

Robson-Where are you bound?
Remsen-Up to ask my pretty cou-
sin to marry me.
Robson-Well. good luck to you.
Remsen-Thanks, dear boy.
Robson (an hour later)-Well, did
your pretty cousin say yes?
Remsen--No; the homely thing re.
fl ed me.--Jtdge.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

IsS'r 1T About TINE?-It ap
pears, aud especially To those wh,i
drive to the city in wagons, that i,
is ab-'ut time tu neyin tn scrape VI
the mud in frunt of many of lin.
business h"u>es 1t h all uuplea--
At as well as nI \ very neat jpb It.
.et uut uf u wagon on some uf tiit
.tr-ets to get to the stores without
getting in the mud. The rains hav,
MT heeu very abundant, yet sonic ui
the streets are very muddy. This il
the cas-, with the street il,
fnut of the pIstoffice where ~
many people stop.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
OPERA Horsr ATTRACTION.

OPERA HoCsE ATTRACTION
The SecoDd Regiment hand will give
one of their best cunerts and
one that music will be given ss a
fine art, at the OPERA house next
FRIDAY evening. This band
which is the pride Of the
city, was never In better trsin
than at preseut A uamber of ex-
cellent players have b-en added to
the pumber during the past few
days. The two cnrnet players who
lrft the baud during tine summer
and entered the the circus tand are
now with the boys again. Their
several months nf steady playing
have made them experts In their
line. Ten. Is and 25 TENTS admission
will be charged IN order tn defn,y
the expense uf the hall. Tbi. music
given will well he worth the TIM.
aud sttpuiinu of the least lover al
music in the city, and the lovers ot
music will have feast.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
way.

Cry ELECTION. - Two week.
frpm next Monday IL the time fol
tn city election of Salem. THIS !.
one of the most important elections
In the history OF the city. As lii,
city grows larger there are more
d lilies for ;he city officials To a-surne
There are more officers To he elected
~ The eUniing election than l.
usually the case at one election
There are five new councilnien t.
be electEd, a marshal, a recorder
and q treasurer. 1t Is aDout tint
for the citizens to begiu talking "
the matter and ceuterIng theII
forces on some man for each Otfia
who will work for the interest oI
the people. The p'litical machinery
always begins its work in due time,
aud that is the main reason that
MANY times it is successful to the
astonishment of the people. Til,
city needs 90 d and efficient officer
who will attend to their dutie-.
Regardless of personal views. The
Office Of councilman while not yer!
Inviting il one of no small import
anc., and the people desire thor
Oughly busines-.like men to stand
at the head of tine city's affair
The primaries will soon Ire held and
citizens should liz The nieantint
have the proper men selected for
each Office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

IL THE CLUTCHES OF THE LAW.
Deputy Sn,riff' Vain went up L.
ST yton Yesterday and brought
Frank Henline down to this city.
Henline was indicted 10y the lasl
grand jury fnr selling liquor on SUIT
,iay. hut since that time he liss
found il nnvtniert tn I've seeking
fnr location III Washington. A
few davs ayu he returned To Stayton
only Ia tind himself in the clutches
IF the law. He Was released OIL
tail to ahpear at the next term OF
circuit court.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

4 FIRE BuG. Early this mornln,
Niyhtwatciiman McLain. whih
standing on Secnnd street, neal
Baker, heard Il noise in the direction
1T First street. and Immediately s,,~
n man disappearing frum the rear -
Star brewery lot, owned bs the Co
tingg syndicate. Hast-ning To tin
nuilding he found n fire against tn
rear part Of the Did brewery build
ing, which hs quickly extinru,sied
Some wood and paper had been SGT
uruted with COAL oil aud fired.-Al
iauy Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

NEW AGENT FOR KLAMATH.-D.
W. Matthews, Of this city, who wa'
recently appointed Indian agent n
the Klamath reservation las fur
nislied bonds in the sum of $1,000
with Capt. Ormsby, {. Il. M"res
Edward Hirsch, VI. +. G"dell anG
Hon. A. Bush as SECURITY. Th'
bonds have been approved by Judg'
Deadly aud District U. s. Attorney,
Mays and has been sent to the head
quarters at Washington. Mr
Matthews will probably assume th
duties Of the position aDout the firsI
Of January. He will go aud HE
family will follow later.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
SUPREME C0uRT.

SALEM, Nov. IL, 1880.
W. II. Britt, app, vs. Samuel
Marks and n. Violent erg, resps
appeal fr. m Dnuglas Go. Argued
and sui miried. W. r. Willis str'y
for app; Hamilton 4 Hamilton,
atty for r.sps.
Isaac Jones app, vs. Henry Gates
and John tast, resIs.i appeal from
Dou-las Co. Argued and submitted.
W. K. Willis ATTY for app; Hamii-
ton & Hamilton AIRY for resps.
On motion of Hon. j. w. Haniil
Ton Mr.. Lydell Baker was admitted
upon certificate from the supreme
court of Califori il to practice in all
the courts uf this state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
ROCK CREEK ITEMS.

VIM. Turnidge is building a bran
new nuuse.
Ephram Henness is building an
ad itiOn to his house.
What state OF climate can beat
his weather? II it not delightful: :
l.. T. Henne-s has his mill IN fine
running order and il turning out
lott of lumber.
School closed in di.trict so Friday,
Nov. :, Miss Minnie Niccolsau
leacher.
"A few cases Of La Grippe arr
reported at Mill City; otherwise
everybody is generally we'll.
We need good wagon bridge
,cross the river at Mill CITY, and
ilso AT Browns mill.
A Canipt+llite church is being
huill at Mill Ciry. We are glad Of II
fur it il much need.d.
The last snow in the mountains
allied "ur several hunters who were
hungry fur fresh venisoii; u few
were successful.
TIC school sn Kings prairie j.
,,rospering finely under the able
management of Miss Samson, ai
experienced teacher.
Mr.. VIM. Newland aud Mis-
.ieb-cka Stewart c.,Iisuniniaied
heir resolve u take this life for
eiter or for worse together. MAY
%ace and prosperity follow them
III the days of their life.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

NEW BOUNDARY LINE.-The new
government survey uf the boundar!
line between Yamhill and Poll
counties has been completed ant
some changes have been maze II
the old line. Farms that were il
one county are now in the other
The survey was made by a join
commission from the two couniies
and the boundary is now located ~
a line parallel with the first stand
ard parallel south, and GIG chain'
south of said standard parallel, and
extends from the Willamette river
to section 8, township 8 south, rang
S west Of Willamette Iucridiau.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
A New OPERA HorsH.-Tbe sub.

A New OPERA HOrsE.--The sub
ject OF building Dew and first
class opera house c,n,i' urs To be
At ironHiy affiliated. and the likelihood
Of action being taken to break
gruund and get it up before spring,
is growing very pr,'bsble. S~l-m
has grown out uf her village cnndi-
tinns aud her ability to sustain first-
c ass metropolitan enterprises 10
tping dpinnnst n,tesi BY the establish
ment uf the electric line and the
r,.-oIs.ning of "The Willamette and
their increasing financial success Is
apparent to everyone. such au
enterprise would i~ veritable
building bnn IN Sal, IA, and the
erection of such building would
advance the price ut real estate in
whatever locs,lity gets il, in a re-
niarkabie MANNER. Best of all il
would give enip.oym. ut to nlecha.
ics all winter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
PERSONAL AND Local.

f. B, Piper, editor Of the Gra, e
Harbor Times, 10 ia the city vial,
ing friends.
Harvey Bond, Of Hsl>ey, IL In the
city visiting frieuds. He will n
main here several days.
County Surveyor w. ]. Culver is
on business trip down by the
sounding ses" near Astoria.
People are always pruud of an
article that has merit, looks well
and worth the money i, c.,sr. That
Is why so many rrjoice over their
furniture purchased at Buien's.
Misc Ruth Matthews was pas
senger ON the overland traiu last
Light. She g1s to Los Angel, =,
California, for visi, of several
weeks. She will stop at Ashland
for few days with old-iinie fricud>.
An aunt of Supt. Miles, of the
Salem Street Railway Co., Mrs. ID
huichins, and her daughter, Nlrs
NJ. Cni,buck, of Dayton, o.. arrived
last night from the East. They AT.
fleeing frnin u cold climate and eA-
lect To- locate iu our city.
Attendance ut the blind school H.
growing. Slirs Supt. Olive CapwelI
came up frum Oregon City las,
night with u bright little blind bnl
nephew of senator Cross. Thi-
energetic lady Is in correspondent,
with parents of many more blind
children.
{. l.. Reed, of Mebana, who is at
he Portland G,od Samaritan hns.
pi,al under treatment for his broken
leg, is reported Ms getting along
nicely. The surgical operation was
very successfully performed and in
time he hopes again to he as niinbl,
;is ever.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

WILL CHANGE.-The people Oi
Sal n ne ii not be surprised to hear
ann ,uucei any day that the scntch
tinuring mills at Sslen have changed
hands. The JOURNAL has infurnia-
tIun in regari To snuie pending
negotiations which it is not at lii
.rty to make public, but will Civ,
is readers the correct Information
abnut the deal a. SION as 1t is per
initted to give names.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
That Lille Tickling

In your throat, which makes you
cough once in while aud ke~l-
you constantly clearing your throat,
Arises finn catarrh. aud as ciiarrh
is cons iIutinnal disease the nrdin
AIRY cough medicines all fail la hiI
the sIOt. What you need j. c,ii-
siirutiunal remedy like H1rl's Sar
-apariIla. Many p~op.e who have
taken this medicine for scrofuIa.
dyslepsia, lOes VI APPETITE. aud uther
Troubles, have BEEN surprised that it
should cure this trbubiesOiue cough
But To know the actual Cause of The
a,ugh IL to sOlve the mystery. Manl
'-ase- .Of consumption can be t'ac, d
back to the n-glecf nf Of some sligliI
affectinn ~ This. CUnsuinplinu eau
ir controlled in its early Stages, and
tie effect nf HUh,s S.,r-aparilla il.
purifying the blnd. building uJ, the
general health. aud rxI~liing III.
-cr'fulous taint which is the cau-
II ca'arrh aud consumption, has r.
stored TO perfect health many per.
s'Ds IN whom this dreaded dises,s..
seemed 10 have a firu hold.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

ITALY AND .GARIB BALDI.-Mr.
Armstrong; lecture in the Univtr.
si,y chapel last night was fairly well
attended, and was . treat such A. Is
seldom granted to Salem audience.
The lecturer Ignores all those little
flirhts of eloouence tina, are only
intended as sn appeal for applause.
From the very cumnIencement his
whole soul ssemed TO have entered
into his subject aud TO have plead
for the cause OF Italy. He talks
facts with such earnestness that
their truth Is their eloquence, and
th hearts OF the audience beat in
unison as hero after hero and crisis
after crisis was portra! ed in vivid
reality. The speaker has all easy
s,accaio OF eluquence ;ha impress
itself so deeply on the bearers that
they feel cnu vinced they will
r-tain wbst they have heard. AT
tn. close of the l-cturt- Il ri-ing vnte
Wa. taken To ascertain how many
would ike to rtar him again OF
some other subject. His lecture on
"Niisili-nI" seems 10 lie the one
most del ed by the Salem people
) .uuid he consent tus stay aud give
{ nat lee ure he would d..ubIles- b--
wa arnlv received and be greeted by
Q good audience. No one with liter
taste can afford Ia uii.s such all
Opportunity for hearing history that
j. difficult TO be learned in any other
way.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

Cur HIS HAND. - Frank Me
Whoriter, stablen,an at Mct'row &
Willari's meat market, net with II
painful accident Yesterday after
noon. While saving bone in TIVE
iu some manner the saw caught hi
eft hand, and cut All ugly cash neal
1 he kuuckle uf the tirst finger. Th,
ARE tendon of the iii ger Was -ev
cred, and MIR. McW horltrr feun
{ that he will have to sacrifice the u-.
If the fin ger. The d,ctur said thi
that ne had hni-s thu
hat finger would come out all righ,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
1891.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

The important series of a~erS IN Souti
Ann-ricsl, by h--si,trp MIA, will he e,,i
liuu-.,i In iiIrp..I . AlagitZIn- during tn
gieiIer par al he Ve.tr lSil Tie ariiri-
un suttrrt tGtiii'Tul ., hV charles bud
hey Warier " Il al.o b. cont nued. Anung
slh-r no ttprthy u'Irtc un. will b.. At
novel ny harI-> E-b'rt r,ddr ck; a cul-
is''tiou II '-tginai drawings ov NJ.
Tn &C er,, NOW publ e.d f,,r NJ INST time;
IA n,,v' written .tnu iiIu-trui.d ny Grorge
du lIaur 81; n iinN .leite hy " i,lt,m iJ-sin
iiovei's: and u >trles oI ps.pers IN l.OI dou
by Ani,-r be~int
In tin. uunb-.r and variety 81 illustrated
ptteIs aud other ar'lcles On subjects ~
timely interest "a well H> Ia ne unriValled
character Oi it- shoft sfurI.--s p4senls. etc, q,
iitrp-r's MsgtZin. viii continue IN main.
tain hat standard nt -Sr-ll-nre tor which
II h,s ~ long been distinguished.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

A RUSHING TALE.-Said clerk
at johnson, B,Oihby & Co.'s: Eve
are rushing "ff more overc'a,s thi>
tine weather than anyone iniagines.
We iii nearly any man who walks
into this store either Oh his firsi
visit nr succeeding one. After
'u,king al our immense stuck which
speaks for itself he is impressed witl
the advantage IN buHi:.g of us aud
buck lie comes. In sizes. styles,
weights, fits, we can equal any
nuuse in Oregon, aud don't yuu
fJrsst it, old fellow" The reIs,rter
>aid he would try and rensnibsr
he fact.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

HAPPY THoCGHT.-One of Ma
rion county's heavy tax-payers, and
nEe of our level-headed business
men, suggests that the tin soldier
piers on the uew bridge be fi.le,
with saw-dust 81 as Ia save eXlenss
when it comes tn tearing down.
rhe proud blue Willamette will at.
end to the tin soldier piers and save
the county ali expense, if We may
Judge from its achievulents in tin.
past.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
A Ray Of Hope.

For all who are held by he chain
If scrufula or other dea-es of lir
DloOd comes from HOa's SaI
.apafilla, which by iniparting thn
elements Of gpd health an'
strength To the vital fluid, dissolve,
the bonds Of dis~ase aud SETS tlr
captive free. M other remedy IL
existence c.,IIibines the lp~iIiv. reon
",iiy, the Is-cuiiar merit aud Iln
medical power VI H'Vd's Sarsapar
ALA.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
1901.
Harper'S Weekly
ILLUSTRATED.

Harp~r's Weekly has n~ver failed To Jr~
tify lis title ts "a lIuruf,I of Civil' z ttion 3
md n h.ts dIn. 81 wiih a epnst,nt Texar
- enlarged I..-.ibiIiiie- OF u.rfiiue.s an
higher standard of artistic a,n literary
IL lie tyrs uniouched NJ i'm
sirtnn' pn'~e sf the worlds pr ,yr-s-. an,
p e>euis a r~c',ni. Ell .sli, iru.twDrtiiv AN
n ere-ting. ~ the notable events, persDn.
tIid achievements of plr the.
sp-citi supple uenIs viii be- continued W.
iSIi. They viii b. literary, scieniir ',arti.
i''. h's'r s7,l. critical. torg rtphicii. -
ie cri ipiive. Ocrt-iDn ma" dem ,ud. m
stli continue 4 deserve The hearty c., -
in-Hdation wh'ch hs- i,een '.esIowed Oi
n,st issiI.-~ by The press and the public. \
, f,uiiy Journai, Htrper', Weekly viii, a
10. r. iohr-. b- edited win strict reg ird
T i.ie qualities that make IL a sale and
seicom- Wis tDr tpevery home.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

AT THE BRIDGE.-The work Of
boiling together the heavy irun work
uf he bridge Is being commenced
Nothing ot particular interest L"
tiI. JOURNAL readers il being done,
more than tile cnumties' nioIiey j.
b-inL expend, d i'll the great expert
uent. The pile driver il now sta
tiuued on the west side uf the river
To put in the piles for the Poll
eDuuty approach.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

The following arrivals are regis.
tered for the last twenty-fuur houls.
THE wILLAMEiTE."
& 5 Mitchell, Dt J Z Furbish,
NY.
F II johnson, w Perry. Corvallis.
J V Creighton, y 7 II K.
Jas r Whalen, Seattle.
J K D,uahue, 81 Paul.
K L Geisan, Lydell Baker J Low
eug;lst, L Sanders, Portland.
COOK HOTEL.
b F Burch, Oregon City.
W X scott, Independence.
B + Hen-haw, Marion.
J w Schwab, J P Campbell, V
Tapp. Portland.
J A Hprne. Chas $ Mitchell, T
Clippendale. Alley Kearn-y, Z Fl
Clarke, Miss NJ Abbott, Mrs R.guu,
Mrs c Fl Clarke, Mrs Powell,
Hearts of Oak" troupe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

THE SILvERToN NOTOR LINE
The British capitalist who has in
terested himself in this enterprise
j. now in New York, and all is
awaiting hi- action which may be
expected any day. The situation il
, llngeth.r hopeful nne and the
Salem and Silvertun motor line il
not abandon, d by any means.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
Instruments FILED for Record at tn.
Iouniy Recorder, flee.

B F Anderson and wife Ia
J Aitken. III 81 acres in is
s., W.
Andrew Weddeil and wife
to J NJ Lance, II lot III the
town Of J-tf-rDn. i2J
john Irwia and wife to the
Oregon Land Go, l"t II of
blk 10, Riverside ad tn Salem. zoo
L NJ WOdwrrth tn l. T.
Wood worth, lots 8 and in
blk 3. Seitleniier's ad to
WGpdburn. 53D
II J l:ggrn and wife to Clint
Trnnbs, II parcel Of land IN
Salem, nn College street. 1000
VIM '2arlnw and wife to
Mary : Barlow, 529 acres in
STEW. 300
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

IT BEATS MAGIc.-There ar
many magical aud IA! steriou'
methods OF making money, bu
careful buying il one uf the creates
secrets. To test how much sou cai
ave in buying couiIIioI, everyda.
articles you should trade NJ Bei
tursluer's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12

RE-APPOINTED.-Dr. James Dick
snn, Of Portland, was to-day re ap-
pointed by Gov. P.nnoyer as II
member Of the state bar,i of med
ical examiners. The Doctor has
.erved short term nf one Year, aud
is now appointed for a full three
ars.