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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
A MODERN ROMANCE.
How a Greek Merchant Residing in Egypt
Secured a MiIe.

How n Greek Merchant Residing in Egypt
Secured Vile.
A Greek merchant OF Alexandria in
Egypt, who made great deal of money,
unable TO return to his country, but in
tent upon choosing a Grecian maiden
for his wife, writes to his correspondent
in COrinth at the bottom of his usual
business letter: Finally / request you
to remit me. by returning steamer, a
young lady who might feel inclined to
become my wife. She need not be in
possession of any money. with which /
am sufficiently blessed, but a good repu-
tatiOn, of the age of twenty-four or
twenty-five, a respectable family, good
looks, health and temper, and middle
sized figure. If the lady will bring me
the inclosed note will your kind ac-
ceptance you may feel assured that |
shall honor the same and make the
bearer my wife"
Although somewhat astonished at
this singular order of his Alexandria
correspondent. the merchant of Corinth,
as good business man, thought
best to fill il like any other received
from so reliable customer, and to send
the merchandise demanded at short
notice. Having found lady possessing
the required qualities, and willing to
transmit with the accepted check of her
unknown countryman her hand and
heart, the Corinthian took her aboard
the next steamer going to the country
of the Pharaohs. At the same time he
notified his friend by telegraph Of Tie
precious shipment
As soon as the boat anchored in the
harbor of Alexandria the matrimonious
Greek boarded il. TO hear himself called
by name and see pretty young dapsel
stepping up TO him, saying: Il have
check signed by you and hope you will
duly honor it." Never yet note of
mine has gone to protest" replied the
blushing groom, and ! shall not permit
this to happen TO the one you hold. !
shall be happy if in compen sation you
will honor me with your hand"
a fortnight later the note was re-
deemed ami the payer happy husband.
---Akrakorinthos
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
Trees That whistle and Sing.

A foreign traveller tells of seeing a
musical tree in the West India islands
and in Nubia. 1t has a peculiar-shaped
leaf and pods with split or open edge.
The wind passing through these gives
out the sound which gives the tree its
peculiar name. In Barbadoes there is a
valley filled with these trees, and when
the wind blows across the island a
constant moaning, deep-tcned whistle
is heard from it. which in the still
hours of the night has very weird and
unpleasant effect. A species of acacia.
which grows very abundantly in me
Soudan. is also called the ''whi ding
tree" by natives. Its shoots are fire.
quently by the agency of the larve Of
insects distorted in shape and SWOLLEN
into a globular bladder from ore TO two
inches in diameter. After the insect
has emerged from circular hole in the
side of this swelling the opening played
upon by the wind becomes a musical in
strument equal in sound TO a sweet
toned flute.-N. Y. Herald.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
-Generally speaking, we

Generally speaking, we shall find
that thoroughness and promptness un.
derlie all methods that give good re
suits Although there may be several
ways Of doing thing, and some ques.
ton as TO the proper way. yet the re-
suits will report faithfully of the method
every time under this rule of thorough
ness.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
New wrinkle I'm Fashions.

"Bless my soul!' exclaimed young
Highly, here's a new wrinkle in fash.
ions"
What's that?" inquired Snodgrass.
They're making whole suits OF
clothes out of paper"
Nothing very new about that. Made
a whole suit of clothes out of paper the
other day myself"
How was that?"
Mote for ninety days" was the Ia.
comic ejoinder.-Detroit Free Press
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10

-Amorg the marvels at a convention
OF the American Electric Light Associa-
ton in Kansas City few days ago vas
machine to weigh sunshine. A ma
chine that will extract sunshine from
cucumbers may yet become = practical
reality
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10

Travellers in Spain are often aston
ished at the shortness of the Spanish
cigarette. The smoker never seems 10
enjoy the luxury until the fire seems to
burn his lips or SINCE his mustache.
Frequently Spaniard is to be met who
will completely exhaust hiscigaretee in
two inhalations.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10

The sun shone bright and warm; the
air was sweet and balny; spring was
coming fast and April seemed TO have
FASTENED along the road to meet March,
and strewed a few Of her days in his
calendar. The sun beaned into the car
where Jack Bigby lay on two seats. APP
parently half asleep. For the first half
Of the journey the excitement, the
change, the thought Of home had kept
him Up
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08

there with Irresistible fnrce by the
variable hre, re of popular opi1ion.
Strnng must I've the part, aud deep
must It's foundations be anchored in
correct principles TO avoid dis
tinctions 10y Its tremendous aud
sweeping force.
Times Mountainear:- Mr.. Cleve-
land was defeated two years ago
berause he advocated free trade as
nearly as 1t was consistent with
revenue for the support of the gov
rrument, and the republican party
was defeated last Monday because of
the nearest perfect tariff bill that
ever passed an American congress.
rhe mutations of the human mind
IRE as inexplirable as anything
under the sun, and the same moi
that cries long live Brutus aud
Cassius to-day may change their
voices to peace and prosperity to
the mugnapiinous Anthony 10 NOR
r,w. Popular suffrage Is not always
the hest test for the welfare of free in
.titutinns, and frequently popular
rlamor demands that which is mos,
INJURIOUS to the public welfare.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The students prayer meeting Is
well attended. IL is held III the
chapel on Tuesday evenings.
TIE examinations for the close OF
the term were held Friday. Several
new students are expected to enter
Monday.
Rev. II. II. Dohbins, pastor Of The
Wusdbridge Presbyterian church,
of San f'ranciscJ, visit, d tht Univ, r
sity Friday.
Several visitors were present tn
witness the chapel exercises and
rhetorical work this week, among
them Rev. Henry Brown.
J. ]. Fitzgerald has been absent
several days teaching in the East
Salem school to supply the temper
AIRY absence of one of the teachers
there.
The students had the pleasure u
listening tn few remarks from Hon.
VIM. J. Armstrong, "f Washington,
ID. c., who il To lecture in tn,
chapel on next Tuesday evening.
Miss Amcs will organize three new
classes in elocuiinn next week.
Pupils from outside the Uuiversit.
who DO not attend school can hav,
he same privileges in class work IA,
those who take other studies or al
lend school.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that In pursu
~ hnce Oi an order Of the County Court
OI lhc state Or oregon lOr Marion couniy
made on the ,rd day of November, ~. in
he matter OF the c.tue Of T.. ". Ed Iedue
uec'F,.en-iiie IN "rsigued administrators
the highest bidder for cisi,--Or short ereaii
On htif lhr purchase price IL desire by
Didders-su'lect tp confirmation Of said
county Courl, ON ~niurd,v, the 6ih dny of
l)eoe'nher, 1880, at 2nclock u, m, al ins
iroht dopr Of the dwelling Ii use on The
iDier.si of the said Il r. Eldri, dge nj ihc
time ~ his death, In aud u t.e f,,lowips
u'scribed real property, 10 wit:
beginnlng on The t0wnshin line ss7
chhi"s w. of the = \. corner of sectIon Az
To -, u, W .of IN" Willamsti IL meridian
nnd rnnningihsneeN n 10, r. i2.S,ch,in., I,
lhenc. y, stM', W. SS.5j chnin.: thence
hence sputh l7.ll chains: ihenc" :. No
=. ~ chains; thence n. 7l+', W s.4i chni,.s
70 ne place " beginning esI.,ininIDe ND, MI
HS " acres. And the following dssar,beS
tract ahloipiHs therel0 10 vii: BeginnIne
~ '!.e >, .corner Of Donation Land Claim
So.i7..ame townshl ana range. and run.
,hsscs aass ''rS'' !. s,AoN ~ Sis ssai,n:; chains
1. G. No. 81; thence N. Ihe, E. X ~ Chains
n: s,Iao, W. is.s8 chains 10 the II"ee place
oi beginning, continuing 2S azores.
poin ,incts @nIaininH2 s.s3 ncre- siinnted
m u, o"nd ~. y, 2W.tn ths touniy OF
the "Eldrledye wacond. farm" " ''
ANNIE EIDaIEDoE.
Al -. Of ., the estate Of y, L. Eidriedss. do
salem Ore. Nov. 7, 1850.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
6ERNAlS ITEMS.

Prof. w. Fl. Egan is setting out I,
fourteen acre pruue aud pear orchar'
On his farm hear Brooks. Our uue-
is that in four years from this date,
that orchard, Il properly cared for.
will he worth $4,000.
An order from a firm in Kansa,
City, Mo-. came to 4. l. Rector foI
TWO or three cars of fruit. Biz
money is awaiting those who viii
give fruit raising the attention II
should receive.
Master Joe Fisher. boy min,
years old, killed "A hawk last Mon
day, that is said TO be the larges
bird of the kind that has ever beei
seen on this coast.
The Gervais board of trade is no
dead, but only taking nap. 1t ha,
accomplished the establishment %
this paper and has upheld it agains
all opposition, aud it has so far ac
c0mpli,hed the establishment of 4
bank here that there Is now M
doubt that it will soon be in exist
once.
One day last week a tramp calle6
at the house of Mr.. Caldron, o
Elliotts prairie, and called for ;
warm breakfast. There happened
to be no one at home but a lad VIII,
told the tramp he could only Civ,
him a cold lunch; but this not beins
suitable food for higb-toned traml
of his standing and dignity anon,
the profession, he became angry
and after using some of the ele
gantt?J and chaste(?J language, pc
culiar to the hobo fraternity anC
other classes in their natures ahiI
thereto, picked up a stick anf
knocked the boy down.-Gervai'
Star
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
O.pgon's Founders We're French Can.
adams.


]. Culinary shea, In Catholic New
The valley of the Columbia river,
/ made known by the exploration OF
| l. wis aud Clarke, attracted the at
tent on Of the great fur companies,
John Jacob Astor planted Il trading
house in Oregon, but the threatening
clouds porlending war with Eng
land induced him to transfer his es-
tablishmenis to the British North
west aud Hudson Bay Companies.
Nome cared to plant settlements.
The whole desire was t. induce the
Indians to slaughter the great food
supply which nature had supplied
the native tribes. in order to sell the
skins to the trading companies.
The associations employed many
French Canadians, hsht.hearted,
cheerful, enduring men, who have
left their impress on all our western
country. When DR.. Mclaughlin
became superintendent he took II
great interest in these people and
about 1896 induced several whose
services were only occasionally re-
uuired to settle down on the ioyeiy
valley of the Willamette, where in
the midst OF forests the hand Of
nature seemed TO have cleared rich
aud fertile prairie for human habita-
iioG. Many acted on his advice,
and lands were laid of and culiiyat-
ed; their industry was well repaid.
and in peace and comfort the first
white settlement in Oregon began.
Among these settlers the pames Of
joseph Gervais, Stephen Lucier and
Peter Belegue appear prominent.
The settlement was firmly esiab-
lished and prosperous when the
Methodist mission from the United
States arrived in 1884, and began
their labors, out OF which Ameri-
can settlements grew seiile years
later, at least ten years after the
French Canadian settlement in the
Willamette. Here the first chapel
for Christ AN service was reared, in
anticipation of the arrival of IA
priest for whom they had applied
to tho Right Rev. DR.. Provencher,
bishop OF Juliop0lis. on the Red
river. 1t was not, indeed, ill 1899
that Rev. +. n. BluncIet, from
Canada, the future archbishop of
Oregon City, began to offer the
Holy Sacrifice Ia the rustic chapel
of St, Paul, in the valley Of the
Wallanelte. These humble pio
neer setl lers hays been unsung and
but 10 them b,l0ngs the
honor Of establishing the first white
settlement Ia Oregon.
DIR. John Mclaughlin II not the
first actual settler, must be regarded
as the father Of the settlement Of
Oregon. He induced the Canadi-
nns 10 beg u the cultivation of the
s"i, WIS their guide ami d rector,
u school for them, read
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
NORTH PACIFIC NEWS NOTES
OREGON

OREGON.
A retail protection association L.
talked of in PEI dleton.
The carload of Willamette valley
winter wheat ordered by Umatilla
county farmers arrived in P.ndletun
to-day, and is ready for distribution
East Oregonian.
The Pioneer changed hands yester-
day, A. Bowen retired, being
succeeded by d. &. Ireland, the foun-
der of the paper, who is now editor
and proprietor. The As,orian bids
him welcome again to the rauks of
hard workers
The f. w. NJ Co., are manufactu
ring for John Crawford of Albany.
six pair of extra tine extra weight
blankets, at Il cost $40 pair. The
material will he of the very best, Sc
lecied wo-l, extra Workmanship ami
fiuish.-Albauy Herald.
All Prineville needs at The present
time is more grit, more push, more
vim, more energy, more churches,
more schools, more morality, NOR
harmony, more cordiality and more
advertising; the whole mixed and
sw eetelled with a railroad.-Tines
Mounlaineer.
With plenty of small Independent
steamboats, OH the upper river, 10
gather up the milk from the Villa
mette bottoni,, the creamery busin
ess in Salem could not be overdone.
Tnis city should make start in
tla uInitpr -Slute. muu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
Increase Of Taxes.

Baker City Revielle: Under oul
system of valuation for taxes til,
proportion of deductions for in
debtedness steadily increases. Thai
is, the deductions year by year in
creases at more rapid rate than the
taxable property. Aud this will
surely continue as owners of prop
erty acquire more and more skill IN
the art of making Indebtedness fOi
the purpose of wiping out vilua'
tions. Most of the increase of In
debtedness comes from the wealthy
class, who have credit, can go IN
debt and are learning all the time
new and deft methods of making
one dollar claimed as debt offset
three to five dJllaIs' worth of prop
erty on the assessment rolls. In
this way large part of the property
of the wealthy CLASSES escapes tax
alton; and IL will continue to escape
more and more, till deduction of in
debtedness il di-allowed. If the
system was devised to help the man
of small property, It's effect is to give
the man of large property an easy
means of escaping payment OF taxes
No rich man need pay "a dollar
under our present system, unless he
wants to pay. He can 60 in debt,
and by claiming deductions wipe
nut everything. 1t is notorious that
great numbers do this. Through
of Indebtedness two
thirds or more Of the property Of
the wealthy classes in Oregon es'
p.,n4a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
PRESS OPINIONS.

The sweeping deL Llocratic victory
in Indiana has rendered one thing
certain; the republican presidential
candidate in 1892 must he Benjamin
Harrison.
Here Is about the way General
Varney is advertising Salem: "rhe
nursery men around Salem are con
siderably agitaled over the order of
Gen. Jas. A. Varney, stale inspectur
Of fruit pests, to the effect that
young trees in the nurseries that are
infested with fruit pests must moi
be shipped until the pests are killed.
As orders have been taken all over
the state it will materially effect the
business. ALBANY Democrat.
The West Shore is making a bit
Ter fight on our Worlds Fair Com.
missi0ners, Messrs. wilkins aud
Klippel. While that Journals carl
catnrcs are really laughable to
"lo0kers on In Venice" yet there Is
a certain kind of refined brutalisni
in thus nlasquerading the good
nam of individuals before an in
disc iminaiing but fun loving pub
lic.-West Shore.
Astorian: The result of this elec-
ii ~ dem Iislrales the weakness 0f
Iarty lines aud the wonderful In
crease Of the ind, pendent voie-tho
fio;saIn on the great SEA Of politics,
which IL ready 10 be swept here or
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
THE ODELL
T YPE WRIT Err.

SO VIII buy the ODYLL TYPE WRITRR
with rs characters. ana sI5 for the sIsGiE y
CAsEuDELL, warranted to do better work
than any machine made.
IL combines SIHPLICITY with DCRABIL-
IrY, SPEED, EASE OF OPERATION, wears
longer without cosl Of repairing than any
other machine. Has no ink ribbon 10
bother the operator. 1t is neat, substan-
iial, nickel plated, perfect and adapted to
Press, IT. produces sharp, clean, iegiOle
manuscript. Two or ten copies can be
made at one writing. Amy Intelligent per-
soI. can become au operator in two days.
VI offer slUBD bO any operator VINO can
equal the work ~ the IboEBLE CASE
DDELL.
Reliable Agents and statesmen wanted
special inducernent tO dealers.
For pamphlet giving Inducements. &C,
address UDELL TYPE WRITER 90,
s5 and 81 9Th Ave. Chicago, III.
B-5.1h
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08

To Gichtu's Golden Baisam no 4
Cltts Cha lcreH, hr' oni ro1l sv,e..
sHr'stn the Legs and dJ; Sore II a
Eyes, Nose, etc, Coppcr-c lcr ii Blo;chc,
sypLl....c' at rh. isosscd Scalp. ard All
primary 10 as OF tho disease known as
Syphilis. Pri"", ) % mr. Halle
- RichRu's G Id "a Bilsnm No /.
Cures-1crti ry ur-cu:la D-.1Ii ilie nb,n.
mat'snl, ram " TAO Bones. Pain In tho
Head, back tf the Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, hyph .itc Fash. Lrm.s ard con.
trActtd Cor ?, Sigicss OF thu Limbs, ami
erSdis1te, q sIafo from tha sys'cn,
~nether eau e,i by ind scr>,i-n or abuse
u Mercury. ! ayiHg tho b od pu-o AMI
hcaithy, u" 20 por oit!c.
L. tchNu' Golden nnic., An l..
doto for I euro Of Como raua. 81 81.
irrtati"nC avel nnl al Lr!nq-y or Ger,
., q, a,,arraHse""n''' er.," 81 so pc.
IL Wlchau' rol2~r eip,r..h H.
1"cti ~, rsvo-e els-sof G. Inogrh,.l.
Innimm N 81 cot. strietur t,Sc. Er;c,,
~ Ccr T. Js.n.
ls tslchiu's q iI.n O nstuo..
fort cta ct W he. ar,fss.t ljE
and eruHCons. p - q, tAp
Ie ,eh. u's (o..:" II ~.
anil Bra ! I a1imcGt So l'h} elr '.
or. eSe,tt e &, ~' o. rostrtlieH .,.
Prlcs ~ % rtr t.ly.
t. lie i.c,s 40.
sent everywhere, e, - p. e,ue, 'v t,....I
per express.
The richards drug company. AGENTS N,
. ~ bl' .arket street, san t'ruucIsco Cnl
u cnltr U,il-'i free
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
Proposals for Stationery.
Once OF the secretary OF State.
salem, Or, Oct. Is, Ism

| Once OF the secretary OF State,
salem, Or, Oct. Is, 1880.
Sealed proposals will tie received ~ this
once untii npOn Hond iv ,Dec. |, Is.O, Ia fur
n',h the following articles Tor the state OF
| Oregon.
| jre,ms legal cap, iub, No. ruling,
white LAID, Cirew, Charter OAK or Scotch
| linen.
10 reams letter paper. l2b, No. ruling,
white laid, Care~, Charter OAK or Scotch
| linen.
- reams first class Congress note, lib
pa ,kage-, No. ruling, white laid.
rag. xxx
XXX ''''''' '' '"s
~ gross railroad steel pens, No lig.
3Dgro Gilloits steel pens, No iOi
gross ,iilloits steel pens. No 3O3.
3grDs- Etsierbropk "J' pens.
gross Faber's penholder-, No 1879.
10 dDzen reck, stow d Wilcox inkstands
So5i-.
4 dozen Peck, stow & wilcox's inkstands
10 li,z Peck, stow & wiloox's inkstand,,
M i20
" Doz ivory folders, 8inch stand trd,
ID ven IVORY folders, 10 Inch congress.
boz mucil'ge cups, No y, Morvan's pat
lOdozen mucilags stands, reservoir No q,
re,ins P.'rke IS treasury blotting paper,
ihb, assorted G blDrs.
2gr,'-. So2 Eagle Recorder lead pencils,
dozen Sanfprd's premium fluid, quarts
dozen -Liii,rd's writing nu Il. quarts,
IL dozen guinnied stub II es, No ~, llxl6
inches, 40 ages.
~ dozen Duplex cup hoard letter clips.
l5 dozen F,brr's rubber rulers, Tin n n.
" dozen steel erasers, Rogers M Is, l49
hone.
3 dozen steel erasers, Rogers No IS. iao
ebony,
3Ob 'xes Faber's No 100, rubber bands. as
sorted sizes
5gross Iaber's lead pencils. No 2. hexa-
son, gilt
iayross faber's lead pencils, No 2, ronnd.
Il T.
Us dozen Faber's patent Ink ana pencil
rubber eriisers, mammoth.
1000 McGill's patent paper fasteners, No 2.
HAT head.
1000 scdIll's patent paper fasteners. No 4,
Hat he86
Is dozen table pads ~ hold papers, lQx24
inches. strDiig ie,ther tips,
70 dozen wmste paper baskets, crossbar,
No.
10 ~ hemp twine, No l2.
Al ihe .aIne time. separate bids will he
received for u dozen fine penkuives, Ia be
fiescribed by trade numbers, samples 10 be
exhibited.
Blds should be marKed "Proposels for
.t.,tiDn .ry." Noue but the besi quality Of
goods VIII he aceei,ied. The right u reject
INV ar ali b ds is re.erved. All the abnve
irtic.es 10 be- deIive, ed nj salem on or be-
lOre JAn,tsry ~, 1871. 0El. w. McBHlDE.
SECRETARY Of state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
Health is Wealth |

-, DIX. Il. q. VESTS Nerve and Brain
iret'nent,a gunr'nteed specific fOr Hys-
Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous prbstrutIun
caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco.
Whkelniln"sS, Meninl Depre sion, S0iIen.
ing 81 iile brain resulting In Insanity and
mature oldagc. bnrI-nness, loss Of mower
caused nv over-exer,iOn Of the brain, Each
D',N contains one nlunlh's treatment, 81 %
u box or six boxes f,r 500, sent by mail
pr"raid on receipt of price.
WEGUARANTEE SIX BOXES
~ cure any case. with each order re.
eelvea ny Us Tor Nix boxes, accom- panied
Win so',', we WI = MI The pu' chaser our
written guarantee / /, refund the mnnsv IL
ahe Treatment d'es not effect a cure. Ci,iur.
h,i,ers ISSUED oniy by pe,,. n. (;Ond' Dr,,v
glsl' sole agent, 10 Com. st eaieIn. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
Two Through Trains Each way
DAILY, VIA.
UNION PACIFIC bYSTE"'

Commencing with sunday, Mate, cw,li y
both iirst and sesx,nd. class ticksM, Tsil,"
honOr..d On "The Limited etss ~. .Iysr
trai ~ Hand I, nm well also on tps
Lnnd Flyers" Nos. nnd2. go, .,ns N
"rhe Limited East Mail tl.d coIo
equipped With Pullman palace snr ans. ana
lilsi slcepers. dining c.,rs, cbain "rtlsnd
.smoiles, and run solid between
,nd chicago, daily without ciMnsS,n ,nIppsd
The'Uverltnd Flyer trains are esJsc.e6ss
with Pullman palace slespers wv st.,N n. and
net ween Portland and Council n'uS%.t, uS%rt,wssn
With Pullman c.,lOnist Sleeper, Sithout
Portland and knnss.s Guy, dhny'
change. ..., elio uitn
,hu,,lgh trains 10 ami from mall ..s ~ Ard
Il ,iIeveiine With through tInin' Is,Is.
ron, Denver, Kansas tnty ana ~ ~ euIskssi
The aDOve tr.lns afford tns w N coasl
in,e bet ween the Northwest .ns'-
nd EASTERN and Ouihrrn po,ns Through
Detailed lime Of trains, r"'es; - ~
hkris, basa,xe checks ETC., W. assni oiths
urrd upon application rn3y yWHlLEE,
'nk,n Piclhcs. stem. ~ iaSs., reii..
nUisE a MASNING Agents. =
street. talsm Ore6on.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-08
$500 Reward!

WE will pay the eaboye reward for any
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, Indigestion, constipation ar eos
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