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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

A RCNAwAy TgAA.-Quite = ser
tCus rSus~Sy occurred this murn ns
Iu North csksrn- A young nan by
the name OF Giroi wS< irivii z the
team OF Mr.. Duncan, ~ the North
Salem iuulcer yard. The team De
came UnmanSsesole aud threw him
oG; OF the wagon and bruised him
Up considerably. M Gir,l's father
and family, consisting II wife and
several boys about srUwn. came here
from Ohio short time ago and
stopped in SslcD until hey could
fnd suitable location On farm.
A few days ago they sS,gCh; farm
oct nSaF Bnoks, Of Mr.. Duncan,
aud This morning one Uf the boys
took Mr.. Duuc4n's team 20 haul
load 0f their household effects out
tn the f-ruL he had pat few
p.auSs on the vsgcn to b< Gss d as
bOx to hold the cUCis. One Of
The bo-ses which bad rot been Sc
cUs;uuisi 10 ueiuc driven with zn
open bride got scared at the lumber
or the wagon and the team came
ia>Aiag up Liberty street. When
~ Deaf Center street the wheels
struck ething Nhich threw the
driver Of the wagon sni one Of the
hind heels struck him between
tue shoulders and passed over the
oack " his bead cutting deep
-ssh IN hi> scalp. He WAS taken
11t 10 tbsir home on asylum avenue
He was c1mplAiuing Of the pain in
his hack. JUS how Osd his injuries
are was u1t learned
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
The State n . Lsttrry Manager.

EDIroR JOURNAL: II h prohscle
that the status Of every state are
more or less Inconsistent and that In
each several SECTIONS can tie found
which will not harmonic with one
another; hut o,r of the m,,st gisriDg
Of those Inconsistencies and one that
can be found in almost every s:ate
in the Union relates 10 lottery tslsi-
ness The code ot Oregon cont ir>
IN one plsce very stringent law
against the establishment or eurcsr.
sgemeut Of loiteri,s of any de- .rtp-
ton, within or without the sf-ts;
vet in ano,h her section ,.s.Ssal N,
state Is set up ~ lottery manager
in that most sacred of all dutit-
devolving upon the American rigi-
Een-tbe choice OF its public officers
Ii provides that where two or ulOFs
persons receive an equal number of
votes for the same ostiee. they shall
determine by bot which one i en-.
tilted to the place. The lSw : u
CURIOUS mixture.
AlAy RpprylER
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
PERSONAL ANp LOG Al.

Rev. II. II. Brown. OF the Cniia-
risu church will preach al the
prison next Sabbath.
Freeman's Hiawa,ha and other
renowned perfumes kept constantly
in stock al Brooks & Gux's. state
street drug store.
Ex-Governor Thsver Wa. IN cs-
lem this morning 10 attend to su-
preme court matters.
NOutee Bros. the first in the field
with the e. cabinet pho'os. and will
ne the last
Hon. Geo. H. Williams. Of Port
lAnd. was passenger north this
afternoon. He mas been in attend
aDce al the supreme court.
7. q. Perkins, Superintendent OF
the Salem Iron foundry, went down
TO Portland Oh the RnSeburg express
to-day.
The annua, fair OF the C0nerees-
tioual Ladies society will De given
this year Dee. l., in the form of Il
kirmess. Remember the date.
Ca,terlin turns out no cheap work
and his 500 cabinets are a. good a.
any turned out III Portland, 4,
often at higher figure.
NJ. aud Mrs. VIM. NJ Kaiser
came home last night from their
tour OF the Lowe Coiu mDia river
and the Sound country.
McCrow Il Willard buy only the
b---t stock that can Re had. and that
i-why you always get g,Od meats at
their markets
The ear conductors often have 70
get right of into the mud to help
passengers on and off. 20 do other
people have TO get into the mud.
All sueh can get the most for their
money in footwear II kleiu's.
As the holiday season approaches
ladies and gentleman begin TO cast
their eyes covetously upon articles
suitable fnr Lifts to dear Que or
friend. SilS umbrellas st Luup's
are fine for this purpo--.
Do not pass out when you no not
see the very thing you wan; upon
frsl entering Buren'- furniture stare.
Some OF his richest lines Of gU1ds
are far back in the large store room
and upon the second floor. He aims
10 have the most complete furniture
establishment this side Of Portland.
E N. Rand, of Ciackamas, J. 5.
Howard. ~ Jackson, c. }. Chamber
lain, OF Au tnomah, Peter Hume,
. Of Linn, and W. Fl. Odell, Of Ma
rion county were appointed noiaries
for Oregon to-day by the governor.
J. L. King, Of California, was ap-
pointed commissioner for Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
II PRENE col Rr.

Salem Or, Dee. !. lSa.D.
on motion OF c. NJ. Idleman.
Mark O'Neal Was admitted upon
certificate from the supreme cnur,
Of Ohio, To practice in all the courts
OF this state
G. ?. Hoyue. resp, y. Ci;y OF
Aioina, et al. apps; appeal from
MultnomAh Co; argued sud sub
mitted. c. II. Carey atty for apps,
81. W. Hoyue and c. NJ. Idieinau
atty for resp.
Slste ex rel Julius DUrkheimer
snd y. Brown, resps.. - w. E.
Grace, app; appeal fFo,n Hsrnsy
Co.; argued and submitted. ". W.
Thayer atty for app, Geo. n.
Williams att'y for resp
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Pi~psrsiisss s-Ess Made fer Mex;
Years iards-A Large Acre
s.e Expected.

The ipdicatlofi> are now that a
lsrrc acreage will ~ set 70 boys in
the spring Parties we're in this city
q few dsys ago n gel rlen 20 grub
land in the river host0m frr bop
field Eor next year. In addition to
the new yxrSi- D1>S ali the the -ld
yards will Dc set o1t again in the
spring. Tn. high price paid this
year will act - 8 grssSr stimulus for
The large zcresgs that all doubtless
I've given 10 that product la the
valley in the coming spring.
The lsrd SiouE the Wiilamette
valley can hardly be excslled fos
hogs. The low bottom Ani 4 1fa rich
loan and holds the moisture well
during dry summer. Tae-e lands
have sand sno1gh IN them that they
DO not t<A-Dne marsh snd can NJ
easily worked in ib- early sp-lug
Much os if Over1i1~s A. sSrrst1-
high wafer and rSeh 0epo-I; OF mud
= left, often frnn one IL TWO inches
IN depth which izr nors th&u
e1mpenszi-s for the feocr that :
os-en washed away. By these over
doxs the land becomes more f-T:I-
zei every year. With yield i.s-
thst OF this wear snd the high p-lcs-
su immea-e p-,t' can - rs& led %
n fe~ acres of hoy-- Even n al Or
dina-y productive yesT with tzir
pricss, several hundred dollars
worth Of bou- czn Ie harvested from
Sn acre Of ground
Hon growers nave been the forth
nate men this yezr. There are ueu
in this county who had scsre-ly
dollar last spring whsn me hop
we-s -, oct, that now have hand
>or1e bank sccount- Il : true taA'
o1p growing = -issy, the cr,fp : ID
certain 20 some extent even IN tls-
NOS favorable localities. and they
are NOT entirely free from tbe.r pes,s :
and the no-t 10 d feared : 81 Un
certain prlce- TBe price % bop
does not depend on any local trad
d cousurn pIioG, bui on Eastern zuo
foreign markets that = supplied ul
the world. No fzrm p-o- yet = -
liable 70 i0c:uAls In the nsTssi
price a, bop-- Tne pri,e hAs rarely
o--u 20 low here bit that nau
couit get 4 f2r return for the out
pat OF czpilzI and labor IN the ui-
dertzking II ne managed Ms inter
e-rs sell A well conducted bOI
yard can lay hope down a. ship
ping station a. IN 10 eeDI- : pound
IN aH ordinary yield. When the
yield l. heavy and the price much
higher, the profit i - much the
more increased.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
How This.

We offer One Hundred Dollar re-
ward for any ease of caiarrn that
cannot De cur-d by taxing Halls
Catarrh Cure.
f. J. CHENEY & CO.. Prop Toledo, o.
We, the uuder-ig he'd, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is year,,
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all bn-iu-s= taaD-actIOns, and
financially able 80 carry nu, any
upiigatinn- made by their firm.
NEST Z TRCAX, Wholesale Drug
gis!s, IniedD. o.
WALDlSG, kINSAS & MARVIN,
Whui--ale Druggists, Toledo, o,
Hal'z Catarrh Cure il taken intei
naiiy, sc,ink directly upon the biOsrd
aud mucous sarfsce. Of the system
Testimonials seat free, Price 7Ic,
PER bottle. sold by ali druggists
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day 70,
the production of everything that will
eonduce to the material welfare and
comfort OF mankind are almost unlim.
tied, and when Syrup Of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known. as i,
10 the oEly remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing TO the taste
and prompt and eiIectaai TO cleanse
the system gently in the spring-tirne
on, in fact. At e;y tive, and the better
it 10 known the r.ore popular it be-
comes-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
Seheol Tax List.

The school taxes Of district No. "a
in Marion county are now due and
pa,abie at the clerks Office In No.
2S3 Commercial street (in the rear of
r. b. D~ariorn's book store In the
Bush Bseynsn block Salem. The
ssIne will becnDe delinquent uDlesr
paia thin 90 days from this dstr.
"a ord.r ~ ioard. this 18th day of
November, 1850. w. b. HINfsOK,
ll-I7-tf Distrsaf Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

NEw LJD@E h or PA lsrge
delegation from Central lodge 4. Of
p thi- city, vent 10 ,ilverIon this
Afternoon 10 assist in orysniziDg 3
LEV lodge 81 that place The dele
CATION embraces d. L. Greene, :. Z.
Wocdford. {. H Monroe, :. Nc
Fsdden, A A. burton, Montee
Brothers, w. r. Gslliher, A. sim
nous, J. A. Carson. Chas- Booth Y,
o. A. Waller, 4 Wright, c. Eigin,
4 Vida, Wm. Spauldins, J.
U'Dpnald, M. Hirrchey, J. L.
Mitchell. J. H Ross- The new
lodge IS expected to start Of with
:. members, and the character Of
the crowd Of knights going out
from here insur=s = pleasant time al
the initia. meeting.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
HOTEL AgRlyALS.
WILLAMETTE.

WILLAMETTE.
LII Ol'iv,r county.
{ p Criesch Canyon City.
In Hornthal, Harry Frank y y.
Mrs g Y Aalexander, c II Tate
>+-attie.
: Pamhurn, PendletOn.
" 7 Haas, Atchison.
w F Price, Jr, Milwaukee,.
y II Jones Jefferson.
T Y Jnry. Detroit.
Ole Oieson, d P Thompson, J A
waddlc, \ J jackson, c " Has
tincS. r NJ Donovan, K T praed,
Fl McAiirich. Lee HARRIS, c ]
IdrlmAn. Geo. Vincent, II " Hugue.
Frank o Neil sam Waters, Port
land.
: 81 Cooper, J a Fenzer, II (
Wichee, Cnas Collins, u Marx, : +.
: +. Reid, Winters, Cal.
Geo X Page, San Diego.
NJ J CuUner and VI salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

A~UTHER RUNAWAY. - \ bout
three O'Clock tisis sf,erncoa the de-
livery cart sud hOrsc, OF r. {. Crc-s
wss standing in frSnt os his meat
market. the horse teing tied to 8
sn,Sll hitchins weight. For sorDe
cause. the horse cCncluded he
had stood long enough
~ he started ap S,ste street
and the weight dsngliug around his
isx.t frightened him and be turned
down Liberty NJ full sreed- He
started up Court street aud run
up ON the b&nS in front oi
DR.. Row lsud's residence which
upset cart and horse. The
weight of the heavy new cart turnSd
the hc-~. cnTupleteiy IN his hack.
The hsrcesS mad 20 b. cnt tssfOre he
could get Un But little damage
y-as dome
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

II II COMING. Observing Ar.
Perry Sp.nE acting IN al excited
manner this morning al the French
corner, Democrat man investigs-
ted the mstier and learned that II
WAS simply Over the barometer,
which was way down even 10
.ss2- Mr.. -pinK declared that was
as low a. Il ever got here, and he Il
= barometer observer. AuotbeT old
timer, though, declared LIZ had seru
il down to .ss5j. Anyway, the in
dicAt;ons are strong for big storm.
probably enough 10 make up for the
recent deficiency in the storm-Settie-
Albany Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

A Costly PAIyTISG.-One OF tine
oil painting which caused 30 much
CONJUNCTION at the recent exposition
in Portland, under the topic Of the
Nude in Art" hss been purchased
By Mr.. Watt Mon,eith, Of this city,
and now occupies the walls Of his
SALOON. II IL valued at s2DOO and
was purchased OF Gunst, OF Portland.
Albany Herald.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

KEEP iorR Doors Locked
Trampe are numerous aud most of
them are watching for aD opPorD-
NIFTY TO steal something. sunday
lIigkt about II O'Clock sOmeoDe tried
10 enter james McCisren's house On
Sixth street by climbing up on the
roof of the back part, where it would
b easy to enter q window. but
fortunately he slipped OF the root
and soon made mis- ESCAPE. Keep
your door and windows locked or
some night you may lo--@ something.
Eugene Register.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

\ hand 0f a dozen ned skins from
Culstilla reservation Sre said to b~
PLAYING hsvOe in the Long creek
and John Day country and are tax
ing every thing iha' they can get
their hands on. Their principal vic
tims are Chinese s,orekeepers. They
are said 70 have recently roobed 3
Chinese store AZ Summervilie and
also one @t Long creek, securing
quite sn amount OF cDods, liquor.
etc. ~ b',h p'ScpS.-AthsnS Repne-
liCau.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
instruments FILED Tor Record At the
Couuty Eerprdpr's itfflrs.

RO~at.l + Hail tp the Ore
gun Land Co, lot . in blk .,
aud lot IN Dix l., Riverside
ad TO -siem
Coolidge & McClaine to
Harry Allen, 80 acres IN It's,
RI ". l.
G-u 4 Sacry and wifs TO
Henry Allen, lots 2l and Il in
SIlyertou. /.
Henry Allen and vile TO
Harry L Allen, lot p ia Sii-
vertun.
d II Jory aud wife 10 D J
Ligbtenger, .5 acres IL 5,
r3w. q
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

The scHOOLs.-Thi- forenoon E
JoUEsAL reporter dropped into the
East Salem schools aud found them
prospering under the superinten-
dency Of Mrs. Grubbe. The b-=rt o!
order seems to prevail in the sehO1ls
and an excellent discipline is main
tanned. The teachers and pupils
would be encouraged in their work
if more citizens would visit them.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Al LAsT.-It nas teen s long tirue
coming. but fU- ;hat all, lie all the
NOR appreciated by AL true-blue
nol~-keepers aud family men OF Sa-
lem. II = the fact thai our town
mas place where you can buy any
thing under the sun, and al prices
that compete with the world. Ben
FO-=tuer's i the place
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
OREGON CLIPS.

The Arlington club intend to
build club house.
John NJ. G-ary has been divorced.
Ground desertion.
Ladies attending the Marquam
Grand leave their hats in the cloak
room for the evening.
1t is reported J. X. y. Rell has
bought an Interest in the West SIDE
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

VICTIMS OF THE WRECK The
victims of the Lake Labish wreck
are beginning to leave for their
homes. Jas. acGarry Of Utah, left
the early part Of the week. Mr..
Sprout lefr Monday for his home in
HU,lister. California. He made no
settlement with the railroad com
pauy, simple arbitration pFovingin'
effective in this case. Rather than
to take their terms he preferred D.
let the Law settle il. Cha-. Powell
started home yesterday. He will
join Mr.. McGarry in Portland and
they will travel together to Utah
Mr.. Powell settled with the com
pany before lie left. he was paid
$3.50 not including the expenses at
the hotel. w. :. Hall aud his
daughter. Mrs. w. T. Ellidge, Of
spsngle. Wash, came up and took
the overland train last night for
California, to where they were head
ed when the wreck occurred.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

TIE OFFICIAL CorST-Msyor
Williams. Justice II the Peace Cinod-
dell and Recorder Conn hsve con-
cluded the eount Of the votes o. lAs;
Mondays city elee-ion- Tb- r-.ults
were. with one exception a. given
by the judge, Oh Monday evening
The otficisl cr,sut shows lie vote IL
the fourth ward between Hugh
I-snio,oGx and John Fills, the e=.n-
diizte- fog aldermen. According TO
the judges cognt il gave Fills los
yo.es while L2no-oux had only lol
The o:hcisl eouBt cIves 70 esch l0l
votes This di-erepercy occurred by
.v.D o. tn-se q The tickets ot the 9th
- wards bang n-ed IN the fourth
ward and % cc1ce, mad o'aeT
ESmes for sl5eTm-u than the c&Ddt-
dsreS II that wz-d- The only vsy
nov n -e-tls vhc shall - ih- new
Sj1e-us- from ne fourth ward Will
Il ~ city ord.rsDee l0s which
makes s provision for such ea-e-
Its- sTainAoos pEOyff-- tbst the czr-
5sd2ie- zEo have 81 e4G2l Dunn--
~ vote -A=l sI5E-=zr before NJ city
RECORDER zEi ib=-s II be p-s-eocs o.
ih= ESyos d-ci1s oy ioi who = EMIT
led TO II off,. The ue~ cD1Dcil-
Tzan from lpe fooIh ward = n q
n0c. do0os ncv 50 teiore lhe eject
io-. The R-co-oe- nzs Dot y-i sd
roGrced The ri-a= When the s=-Udl-
azIe< shall beside their fate, but the
is~ -eo1ire- that IL shall n- within
Zen days from tbe time the othcis
c4uvxs- i MADE
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
HIGH PRICED MEAT.-We under

HIGH PRICED MEAT.-We under
stand buyep are eDdeavoring TO
contract beef cattle in this county
at SIS per head, TO be delivered next
spring. This is another indication
that beef is rapidly increasing In
value. Ifyou have any stesn and
slathers of hay and plenty OF time TO
iced IL to the cattle. the News would
say to feed II aud sell your beeses
next summer. County News.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Df. Holden. A few nights since j
war sen with sOFe threat, cough
and stiff necG. used your Eathefal
Cough syrup. and by morning ] was
nearly we'll. aud by night cured.
Ja,nes TutfeIson, 5"pt. NOolen
Mills. Stockton. Large size u %,
small % ceuts. For sale by all Drug
gisr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

LoDGE OFFICERS ELECTED.-Pro-
tecLi0a Lodge No. = \. 0. [. w.
elected officers for the first SIX
months OF ISL last evening which
resulted a. follows. NJ. W, W. :.
Boys. foreman, 7 ?. Welch; over
ser, J. Macy: recorder, .. \. Wal
Ter; faancier. A. 81. ClOagh: re-
c-iver, John MOir; guide, c. F.
George; I, W, A Z. Sweet; o. w,
Wm. Watts: trustee, g. Stolz, tC
hold Office eighteen months. Drs-
). z. Je>-up and J. Y. Smith were
elected examining physiraDs.-Cnc-
meketa Lodge I. o. o F. held their
election OF Officers for similar tim-
IN their hall last night with tine for
lowing geutietSen a, the helm: E
q. Mccormack. y. g.; Henry ROg-
eyz Y. g: Il. 4. ThOnlas, recurd-
ing secretary; 7. o. Barker, per
msneut secretary; J. g. Wright
treasurer. This lodge has 8 large
membership and is very wealthy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

MAIL MAITER,- Below i given
q statement Of the amount oi busi-
ne-s done by the carriers of the sa-
lem poetoffice: Registered lettsrs
delivered, lls, either letters deliver
I'd, l4.3s5; postal cards, IJ47; news
papers II. .307: matt, collected, lOcal
letter., 80, mail letter., ll,ls5; local
postal cards, ~; newspapers, So.
Total number OF pieces handled by
three carriers, 81 ,S7e; postage 90 10
cal matter collected S5s.55
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

No SCAIE-Mr. sam Clarke has
sxAmi3 3ed Sd Old orchard recently
purchased by him fnr san Jose scale
aud fluids No signs Of it. He enl-
ployed powerful microscope and
made mOsl thorough -earch. This
-ef1ies another % General Varney's :
zssS-rt iOl..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

SENTENCE EXPIRED. Two Of
Superintendent DowBipgs state
ooa-i=rs obtained their liberty to-
iAy. They vs-e Clas- Ross. OF
Mul-uom4a county, sDd J. E W.
Co,tIuehsm. Wasc0 county. Their
sentences had evpiyri.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

The Too. K y Wooien MI com
many have had heavy run Oh those
home-ma !e underciothes but they
propose to Eeep up the assortment
aud supply the demand They sell
you tine clot hes Tor Il mall margin
over the ct-r Of the fiAnnels.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
Excitement

runs high in this city over system
Builder, az everybody is using IL ior
calarrh Of the Stomach, Consump-
tion-DysI-p-ia. impure bi0,d aud
i0 build up the System-it certainly
must De an excellent preparation,
when everybody speaks 50 well Of
1t. d6wyr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Itching Piles ase known by moisture
iige psihpirati0n. causing intense itching
when warm. Thu form a. well as Blind
Blsesiin0 and prOiF.ding. Yield st once 70
Dg. B0~enkos Pile Remedy, viii On acts
directly on the parls affected. aDsort~ ts-
n~rn. sliays iieiiing ard effects 3 pern.a,.-
ent cure. ~ csnts druggist or msii:
freglse frssL Dr. bl.anko, PhiiAdsiphiA ~
oosd oy Ninth q ssseiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

LuMBRR---COnlractors and par
ties contemplating building. should
not fail 10 call on J. r. jacobson for
estimates on rough aud dressed lum-
Der Yard and Office near agricuI-
tural works. s-2b-e diff.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

FROM CEICAGD.-A correspond
ent writing tom Chicago 70 the
O-egOuisu says: Mrs Mary Pay
ton. one OF the lady managers repre-
senting Oregon in the woman's
commission. lefr Chicago over the
Northwestern on the 2-ih for her
home IL Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Too HIGH.-T i one plsee
II salem where holiday goods are
too Ei-h TO reach. Yet when they
DO gey them down from the high
Pile the p-lces are found 10 - too
i0W 10 speak q. That / Al Geo. F.
smiths. So Con- merU.al street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Select your holiday presents early
and so get the cream OF the display.
Get something useful and sensible,
you can find something suitable,
for lady or gentleman, at the old
White Corner. cod
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

NOT SLOw,-Ths sales nf the new
firm OF Geo. johnson & son are
growing right along, winch is evi-
dence mat these old reliable men in
the clothing business have not lost
their prestige.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
4 nir..lr Of ,h. Nln..erp,n o.n:ar,

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

JNtR SAI.E-Ancct three scrSs 81 Nsnt
r on Asytum AVenUe. sss>d cWvfsi.S
s.,,sS, convsrtentty Arra nges- tsrge hssfit.
! srre@t variety nj fruit trees ana safNe-
l-sry. ccnt enicnt - tie,-tric - ts'tN. OrNr-
f4fsipx wStcr or premises, tOr REstcN
&r~ inQ airr sI >ss>sssd rs'ttse on ~, es''
,isse of N,xtuta A senur gusDg iyo'n ctss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

M-s. y. j. McPherson has re-
turned from Portland to her home
AT IS Commercial street and lie now
pfepanrd Ia receive engagements for
nur-iug. l234t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Sons OF NETERANs.-Sumpter
Camp, :. osV. will hold their anuu-
al election OF officers on next Mon
day evening, Dee. sih. all members
are requested TO re present. :. f..
HOWARD, s-Fgt. l2-1-3J
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
Jshlssa's Ini,stal CyrIursdi,

An Original w1s Dy ~ Il A.nar,.,,,.
's rnln.hL ."n-sfs a. Sd:ins ana
sofin ~ c,'nifiouiofs, WLsae u.,,I.s-. -
s.snsn ~ tnrif artlcisas. - 3 toucnes NJ,
acr,irscy.. II you Contemplate e.tii,,,
- e.,pssdia, iho osnsssset viii b. pls..s.,,l
n@ purchase Address a. q. Enpw tii,S
stass MANAGE, salem, az a-,.,,s n,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

We will cave you from 10 to 10 per
cent on all goods purchased fir rash
at our sior.. Call and see u. ga
lem Storage & Com. Co. lie Court
st. Iw