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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
HONESTY NOT IN IT..
Gilman Thinks September
EARLY Enough for the
Convention.
He Is Out of Politics, But Not
Under Bonds to Keep
Out.
Auditor Bpaden to Be Whipped
Into Line Under Pen
atty.
Gov. Merriam Puts Up a Fine
for the Head Of Ramsey
Republicans.

A rather thicl1-set man with black
hair and massive eyebrows was the
teynosure sof all seyes as daespaeedsup
and down the MERCHANTS lobby ,yester-.
dav afternoon. A broadzbrimmed
eIouch hat itouned off 1.-THE man and be-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
.OuidIS nn,t5re Dogs.

die Minnesota lawn Pence us dog
.proef, ,AeautifieS tire iawu in "a Wsnder-
tul manner. Hides no beauty behind vt.
John B. Harker q Co, Manufacturers.
81 South Fifth street. Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

Prevails with its most ,enerygting and dis
ceuraging effeetin spring and early summer,
when the days, grow -warnler.and the tonipg
effect of the cold air is gone. Hood Sarsa-
pariila speedily oFercomes that tired feel
ing whether caused by change of climate,
season or life, by ioverwork or illness, and
imparts that feeling of Strength and self-eon-
fidenee which is4eonifetting and satisfying.
1t also cures sick headache, 'biliouspess, llid-
gestion and dyspepsia.
About year ago Twas feeling tired, -un-
able to work. and my appetite was poor. 1
TOOK IL few bottles of Hoed,s Sarsaparilla,
which overcame the tired feeling and gave
me good appetite -Mybrother, i'll Sweden,
tlIas also takenA odds 'Sarsaparilia' wi thsgood
results" Mrs. betty BENGrsoN, Superior,
hyis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
/ PRINTED SILKS.

W:eeaare told daily that
there's no stadk of lsPrintea
TMiIled Silks jim the Twin
Cities to compare with
loIlrs. IEhe assortment is
certainly very large, and
would do credit ITO the
kargestesiit5 in the eeolln-
try.
As fast as new designs
are brought out we are
supplied.
BLACK. grounds with flow
Ter and wine PATTERNS, AIN
heaIltifIil seoloi;ings, las we'll
as Light grounds wlthligift
|. figures, :all printed sen
: TgMiIiIIed Silk. sRfice, Sl.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

trayed that he
was none other
t ilean ex4Lient.
Gov. Charles A.
.Gil,nf an. 9Th e
glow Of health
was on his cheeks
and that tired,
WORKOUT 100 k
which SO, worried
Mr.. q il III a n S
friends "a iWar
ago was entirely
gone. In fact.
Mr.. Gilman is at
elm 1nInt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

,A.fne, was discovered. early Yesterday m orn-
ing.in the hay loft of Julius .Anstrian's barn,
40 East Ninth street The damage was
1873, and was confined 10 the roof.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

Republican committee" remarked
gentleman yesterday who knows thing
or two about local politics. ''What
makes me think so? Well, do you know
who paid the fine that saved E. E. Nc
Donald, the chairman of the Repub-
lican county committee, from, going to
Jail? Itwas Gov. Merriam. You know
tiIe courtshned Mcdonald $500 for not
paying over S260-whichheshad;c collected
ior client, and the whole gamount
necessaryto save Mcdonald was $3.50.
This-was paid sby check signed by
William r. Merriam. These tineWork-
ers at the head of the affairs of the Re-
publican party OF Ramsey county are
disgrace to the party"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
I hat / iired Feeling

THAT Hood, S Sarsaparilta does possess eur
ativetpower peculiar tosfssef is coAelasiveiy
shown blythe MoadeFfa laares ithaseffecied,
UNSURPASSED inthe history ofEa4eSlieafe Rl.is.
absolute merit sit possesses by reason of the
fact thatit is prepared byya Com bin"tion,
PropoRtion and irraeess IReenliar Ito,
Hood 5 Sarsaparilla, kpo@nstosn no stherpedi-
cinessnd. by which! the fnil medicinal power
Of all the ipsredients used lis retained.
Hoods Sarsaparillajs a highly coaae irtrated
extract ,of.Sarsapa llat Danaeiqn Ma ndHake,
Dock u uniperR j. esand other 5Mell-kaeMn
vegetable remedies. 1t .has Ywon.its eNSay.to
the.leading ,plaee among medicines by its
own INTRINSIC, undspnted merit, and has
now larger sale than any other similar
preparation. Try Hoods Sarsaparilla this
season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
TIE GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING. 20

D,hAHlER
& co. !
SPECIAL SALE
OF
Summer underwear. !
Ladies' Imported Swiss
Ribbed BaIbriggan Vests,
sleeveless. ait
25 GENTS,
Regular price, 4Ocents.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed
Sleeveless Iisfe Vests, Ecru,
silk ribbons in neck and
arms, at
45 5GENISs
Reduced from IS cents.
Iatfies' Ribbed Shaped
Vests, Ecrq, with Silk
Stripe, high or low neck,
and no sleeNes, at
81 GENES,
Reduced for gthis sale from
6C CCIUOs
qIadies' Fine Ribbed
Knee Drawers, Silk Shell
Trimming and Sat cen
Band, lanseXtra quality, so
cents.
/.
Men'sImportede (Frenoh)
BaEh,iggan Shirts and
|. Drawers, att
SO EOENIHS
|. Each, for all sizes, aare hy
| far the best we have lever
| effered sat.tllis price.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
DO You want a Cow?

Remember the great Hotstein sale
Saturday. corner Lyndale avenue and
,sIhirty5Seeond street, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
Charles E. and Oliver Brigham, of
Boston, are stopping at the Ryan.

A. Preston, the bridge contractor of
Milwaukee, is at the Clarendon with
hisswife, Mr. Preston has .}iis eye ON
several big contracts west of st. Paul,
ian the interests of which he is now
making.a trIplto the coast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

q Sohn .Cheyne, of Paterson, New Ier-
sey, the 'tWiHe expert, yesterday re-
turned from Huron. South Dakota,
where he had a conference
with number. of farmers in regard to
the, establishment OF a. twlne factory in
that state. The.project seems to take
with the South Dakota grangers, and
MI 'Cheyne;feels.co confident that "a de
cided step will be,taken lin 5the matter
very soon. He. will remain here until
the Teport0f tire late. tripsof the tWlne
governor.
sE.'Davis and wife, of Lake Crystal,
are: domicileu atltlIe merchants. Mr.
Davis is a leading merchant of his ssec-
rienvf BlueaEarh county land, ibesides,
fintlsltimelto'be on nearly all the official
boards of the village.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

'ssMerriam evidently wants Io.malse
solid with the Ramsey county
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
The Pardoning Power.

Portland Examiner: The fries,ds
ot ID. Cameron have petitioned Gov.
Penuoyer for his pardon. Cameron
WAS sentenced in july, 1889, for
larceny. He and snnie companions
were drinking and Cameron, ii is
alleged, stole II parse from one of
them who became Unconscious from
the liquor he drauk. Cameron's $
friends say il was all a mistake
Some one put the purse into Gamer
on's pocket.
When Governor Pennoyer gets a
iii of pardpning on, he might par.
don William Harding, Pearl Pages
acconIplice. Harding was probably
had character, but he was as good
as the woman, and as she was not
punished, neither should Harding
be. When Bruce Creighton was
gotten out OF the penitentiary, cou-
victed of the Nass hair store rob
oery anu for shooting at james
Mott, police officers interested them
-elves aud got Ned Fauin, Creigh.
tou's pal out, AS 1t was argued that
1t was not fair To keep Fagiu in
al hen Creig hton was free. The par.
iouiDg power is Ii great thing, but
1t should be distributed more evenb
or not at all
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

:. Archie Cieaver and his sister Miss
Gertrude took the DortA bound train
for their home III Mt. Angel where
they will spend Saturday and sun
day.
Geo. II. Bruce has been absent
from his classes for several days,
being confined To bis room with
nIalarial fever, but at last reports
Was some better.
The regular church services have
BEEN he!d III the CHAPEL this w,en,
OWING 10 the illness In Rev. Ciine's
family.
several visitors were present at
rhetorical exercises "Wednesday
among them Rev. NJ. &. Wire a,u
Mrs. w. 5. Arnold.
The singing class that meets at 3
y. m. on Mondays was posisoD.
this week, owing to Prof. Pr =
absence that day win.
The wood las A. p
more than, 4ls'' zen sawed anc
will u. 20" lie shed. And ther'
rs aps aore use for buck saw
~ .rticle of contention among
.e boys.
! Prof. Jory can surely manage
larye class with ease. Just visit hi
afternoon classes and be convinced
There seems to be an active IN
interest manifested in the WORK
the societies. Band practice, mil
tary drill, etc. as well as the dali
work in the school rooms and at III
conservatory where the time is we
improved.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18

Srutally beaten az .Inipoc last wee.
by his son.in law, james y. Burns.
The bones IL his f,c,. were broken by
Burns boot heel.
PORTLAND, Or, Oct. l4.-Five
csliIe,ds of red sandstone have ar.
rived trom flagstaff, a. T., for the
Oregonian's new building and
thirty-tive carloads more are now on
the way. The stone is mostly in
blocks of ten tons each, and the con-
tractor is putting up saving ma
chine 1T the lime works on the east
side to cut them to the size desired.
Two stories of the building will be
/ of this stone. The other six stories
and the tower, go feet high, will be
of pressed brick. The building will
be 100 feet square and is Intended to
be the finest III tire Northwest.-S.
+. Chronicle.
The steamer State of Californi Is
now at Green street wharf in San
Francisco, undergoing repairs. A
coiferdam has been built under her
aud she will he equipped with Il
new bronze propelle., will also have
hollow proPelle'. shaft put in, the
hrst ef the lind ever put into a
steamer on this coast with the ex-
eeptioh o' those placed In the cruis'
ers Chr .rleston and San Francisco
Colp.mLian.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
WASHINGTON.

Walia Walla Statesman: Quite II
number Of residences have red flag
displayed at the front door, denot-
lug the presence of scarlet fever. 1t
is of "a very mild form, however, and
no deaths have occurred.
Whatcom Bulletin: Seven post.
offices in tire state of Washington
have beeu advanced To presidential
otfi ces silce Jan. LIST, 1890. But on,
other state in the Union, New York
leads this number for the period anC
but one other state equals it, Penn
! sylvania. Oregon tor the same tim,
| has but one advancement, while thir
teen towns Ill Kansas, five in Ca.i
fornia and many Others in oldrl
states have been reduced to fourth
cl; S. Offices. The salaries attached
to the several postotfices thus Adj
vanced, range from Sll00 to $l4Ct
per year.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
Crops Near Salem.

The following items are from the
Geryais Star: A. Imlah, who Resides
about five miles west of here, az We
are informed, raised the largest crop
of oats this summer that has e'si
been raissd upon the same amount ol
land in this vicinity. lie planted q
forty acre field and threshed f'om II
334O bushels Of cats, machine meas
ure, but by weight when he sole
them they measured a fraction un
der 4ls0 bushels or nearly lO4 bush
ela To the acre. lie sold them at 4
cents per busel cash, making quite
handsome sun Of money from
field of forty acres.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
The Afternoon Tea.

If DIR. Johnson were living, he
would be glad to admit that tea also
helps 10 consolidate society The
great Sanue! would himself he a
feature at an afternoon tea, seal, d
near the urn, aud drinking innUm.
cradle cups.
Madam, that is IA foolish att~ .ta.
tion," he would say, as the D ,stes,
dropped her tea AIl in to u him
another cup. "Lt seeas- to limit
hospitality by eonsunj ~ time.
, But It gains upon nss. Depend
, upon a., Madam, WG viii forgive
yo'l nuch that is ill. W hen YOU do il
| ~, well.' And thus .iould he dis
course at lenssh, 6,r only AZ an after.
noon tea Is conSe sation periliis,
able.
Most social ffnAc tions take specific
directions aud ap peal to privileged
CLASSES IN age or condition, bat the
area around the Kissing urn is com
mon ground 4 Al afternoon tea l.
rational in ia h ,urs, and is re=pon
sibilities are lin itei.
Elderly peop lie vino have fJr3worn
The s.cial wurl that gives enlranc,
only after mig htfall are here young
with the y" Ingest. Young mer
aud men Of affairs in this smart
and well-gre omed age drop in la
niorning q 'stume informally. a.
, they might to IA club rendered innoc
uOus by w'omankind and cups thai
only cheer. Matrons aud maids
rest and re fresh themselves during
The hour. sf prone made, or break III
this nlanut + their afteruoon's drive.
1t is tie hour of the ca. ual.
Nothing is forecast. The unexpect
ed may be even nov at the door.
Moderation and serenity are the
household gods. Flowers bloom in
The vases, but the air is not lam
guorcus with their perfume. The
most cheerful sounds are those If
the bubbling urn aud the hum of
conversation. There is No orchestra
behind curtains or greenery to
quench speech with = blare.
But afternoon tea has another
supreme charm. The ideal of
woman IL still confined to gracious
serving. aud here Is its pretty fulfil
= ment. The room Is disembarrassed
of servants. Surely hands were
, never more gracefully displayed
: than flashing about and lowering
among the dainty tea equipage.
The daughters Of the household aud
. the dearest feminine friends are the
capless maids; they fetch and carry,
attend on their elders with watch.
full eyes, and hand steaming cups
with becoming piquancy, then drop
. ping among cushions to nee them
drained.
The frank daylight heighteDs the
informality Of the afternoon tea. II
0 too seems to say, "Here il no pre-
:. tence, but the meetiDg-ground OF
q friends and Of all agreeable pesple."
! -Hsrper's Bazaar.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18

Fast trains "isiih Pullman NcStibuit
Drawing room sleep RS, dining car anC
aotch-s of lItest design, between 'ulcag
mi Milwaukee and st. Paul and hInne
Ipolis.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestibuied
iriwiug room sleepers, dining cars ana
.otches of latest design, between tnlcis'
,nd Milwaukee and Ashland ana Duluth
rnr nigh Pullman veStIbule drawing
,oDm and colonist sleepcrs wa the North
.rn Pacific railroad between Chicago and
,'ortlaud, Or.
Convenient trains To and from Eastern
Western, Sort hern and central " i~rpn
in points, atipriing nueqtItlcd ser' ic' a.
md from Waukesht Fond dd Lac, O>h
>osh Neenah. Nenesh., chippewa Fall
Eau Claire. Hurley, WIS, and irun"ood
md BesSemer, Men.
For tickets. sleeping car re'eTfat!on'
line tables and other Information, apply
a agents anywhere IN the lIuiird state,
pr Canada. =. X AIN ,LiE.
Genl. Mgr, AilwauAee, Wis.
J .HASt'UKD,
,ienl Traffic Mgr, st. Paul.
II. c. BARLOw,
Trrnic Mgr. Milwaukee, Wis.
LOUIS kCk STEIN.
asst Gen'l Pdssr and Tkt Ayt AIlwsL
kee. Wis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
THE ODELL
T YPE. WRIT t 4.

so will Suy the OnFir TYR WRITER
with - ctti.Ct, 50 .aNG SO 20. tkC St>Gt
CAssbrti g.. warranted tu do better work
than .tnN n.trt U. 'uadN,
II combine = .N'"I Iu.frY Ct'h trH tB!i.
rrN Sltfr Es~. pt brtRNrtGN, wears
longer with w rf.et ,f repairing shan any
other machine liA~ no iuk ritbon IL
Bother the nu,,-tt. II g. rCt ,vb>'Hn-
tai. nickel p.H t'l icr' - ''t'.i - opted ."
pros, It projuces Sh,lr '..ru. lcgihlc
manuscript Two ol tv;t Ctoi,> tg,n be
made at one Writing. AuN iUtcl;,g"ut rct
/ sol. can become Hu operator III twu days
equal the work oi the DouBLE CAsf
! Orri.J.
keIable Agents and salc,msl wanted
| SPECIAL tndUcement to dealCrs.
For pamphlet giving Endorsements, &c,
! addrpS. pnEII TYPE VIII tk 90,
- aud ;. 9TH ave. Chicago, III.
| s-h..UN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
Frait Culture in Oregon.

Oregonian: Grape-groving In
Oregon Is no longer an experiment,
and even wine-niaking has passed
the experimental Stage. The exper-
ience of one uut of many vine-grow-
ers in the neighbuIhooi of Portland
demonstrates this. On about an
eighth of an acre of laud he has this
season raised over ton of grapes,
which have yielded him over 2pO
gallons of red aud white wine. The
grapes used IN wine. making by this
grower are the coucord, Zinfandel,
Riesling, Delaware, Royal Musca-
tine, Red Muscatel, Sweetwater and
Worden.
But the grape Is not the only
fruit in Oregon whose field of
growth and cultivation is but yet
in its infancy. There are cranberry
boys in both Washington aud Ore
gon that only need the scientific
cultivation applied to them in Barn.
stable, Bristol and Plymouth coun-
ties, Massachusetts. The peat
swamps of these counties are over.
laid with sand and then planted
With cranberry vines. Fifty barrels
of crauberries per acre is not an uu-
usual crop, and sometimes leo bar
rels per acre have been gather, d
rhe cost of cultivation, picking ana
| packing is s. barrel and the prices
this year IS, leaving "A net income
uf 500 when the yield Is 81 barrels,
and $500 when il is l0p barrels. TIL,
.ost of preparing the land varies
from 500 To 500 an acre, and Their
are maEy INSTANCES where gUoo
crop of single year has paid th,
whole crop OF the land.
The most formidable enemy of the
cranberry-grower in Massachusetts
is found in the late frust of spring
aud the early frosts of autumn.
This would not trouble the crau-
oerry-grower in Oregon, for we do
hot have late frosts in the spriug
nor early frosts ia the fall. The
cranberry crops is gathered about
the first week in October, except IL,
districts near the salt water whvr,
the terr!es may be SLOWED To hang
until November. Criuberries AT,
gathered on the Oregon coast and
sent to San Francisco, but no sys.
,ematic cultivation OF our reat bugc
.or this purpose has bt-cu attempted
0n the scale that IL pracllccd ~
Massachusetts, where II sIugle cram
berry meadow i'll the town uf Carvel
contains 80 acres. Cranberry bog:
that range from one acre 10 thirty
are the best for rroduc;. Cranberry
pirkeis earn from s. to 81 day.
y Mathematics! tutor ia one o
tie eastern universities al,andOnel
his chair Of learning for bog maxim.
and Cranberry cultivation Il few
years ago, and he has solved thi
problem SO c0mp.eteiy that lie nov
nus the lest ciauberry meadows il
Plymouth county, aud his incuu,
Is counted 10y thousands of dollars
while his once worthless swami
| UrOperty is Low valued at tens a
thousands for taxation. Some da,
the systematic, scientific grape cul
ture OF central New York will b
applied 10 southern Oregon, aud tn,
uetiiods of Massachusetts To TIA,
peat swamp lauds of our state, viii
results that will make grape culture
and canberry-growing, where los
slble, the most valuable invesluientt
open to the people.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
Mining Application No. ..


OREGON CITY, oregon, Aug. Is. 1880.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Capital
N Consolidated Gold and silver min
iug company, =. r. Chadwick, president,
whose lo,ioflicc address T. >tlem, oregon,
has this day fled his application Ior 1t
patent for 300 linear feet oi the Capital
Consolidated Cod and silver nine or vein
bearing gold ana silver, wlth surface
grJund GyU feet in width, Situated in Hen
line mining district. county al Marion hsd
state # oregon, and designated ny the
field notes ana Official plHts un lilc IN tins
Office as lot No. 2lG. '>aid lot No. 2l6 be-
ing described rs follows. Ia wit Iiegiuniug
At II rock in place with mound oi stone,
with bearing iree corner No. /; thence
- IL H. JOJ feet Ia stsue III mound Of
stone with beariug tree corner No 2; then, g
y. T3o W, 100 teet to stone IN mound OF
stone corner NJ 3; thence :. l7o W. co.
feet To rock In place win mound of stone,
corner No. 4; thence 5. 73o H., ;DOD feet Ia
place of beginning. Magnetic variation
igo Ia 2Z' = containing il2 acres. The
location OF th,s mine i recorded IN the
recorders Office sf Marion county, Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
my portion of said Capital Consolidated
q. Id ndd silver mine or surface ground
are required TO file their adverse claims
with se regi ierHnd receiver of the L. =.
land Office at oregon tIty, In the stale of
oregon, during the sixty days period OF
publication thereof or they VIII be barred
by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
1T, ArPEit>ON,
$4,000 Regisler,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18

ALTHOUGH an election Is two
years away, and their party is not .
unit for II, there II one thing Tho
democratic papers ofOregon never
cease 10 fight for--and that II free
trade.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
,,,,,,,. a.. xn,u,..,,. ara Liver Pni..

.,hbsra's Khsu.asti, az" Liver Piiis'
r,,.s. al. are scien,ail,slly compounded
uni ipr,,, in action. No gripping pain
ana a. acomnosiy ioliowlng the use OF pills.
~ ~ az co,n are sdapted 10 both adults and chill
dren with perfect safety, we ofsist sSI % heaS.
they have no equal In the eure sna si b,iiions
ness ness: ard, as an appetizer, they excel 11 my
OF her preparation .,s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
A Word TO Ladies'.

Ladies who desire beautiful clear ,ha, sx,n
free FROM pimples. boils, plo,ches anu n,,ce !,
Sss Ssspi,S Dr. Ssnns Improved Liver rills n,.s
They viii also remove that heave io%n
about vour eyes and make them ,sys, n,,su.
sassat ~ srises. Kemember, you are oniy
rcouired TO take one small pill at oed,ims
vhich Ne ooaied with pure sugar. ana VII VIII
moi ertpe or produce any unpleasan' w, ".
cation. sold NJ 2b "ents, oy sn'''n s'''
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
BRICK!
BURTON BROS.

,re prepared To furnish n iirst-class articl,
II BRICK in town Or country or any wher,
~ The line orc d q. X 4. Prices reason
Die. la. d> ,'D state street, opposite. -, n
> An order iefi with Williams. x kng
land promptly attended TO.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18
Hand Made Brick & Tile
MURPHY & DESART,

successors to ID. Nash, have u well estab-
lished Brick and Tile factory IN North
ttlem, near the fair grounds. and are pre-
pared Ia furnish Brst-ciass brick and tile
on short notice.
samples Of Brick or Tile sent free 10 any
point desired, on short notice. orders can
ne len with Jos. Fishburn, 10 state street,
where samples can De seen. d&w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-18

which h the fAirest, Q roee or hfyf
which 10 the sweetest, peach or EeefS
Aerry's coquetish, and charming y hilly;
Dora 70 gentle and fair. lher.
nvest = hover WAS her face when ] kissed
U,ove 10 the romance and glory OF hfey
NSiIy' nv plsymate, / love "iike SISTER
But Dora choose for my wife
That's rirht, young man. many the ef;i
You love, BY all means, II ehel have you.
3hould her health become delicate and her
beauty fade after marriage, remember faat
this 10 due to functional weaknesses, frreg-
ularities, or painful disorders peculiar TO
her sex, In the cure of which DIR. Pierce Q
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PRESCRIPTION Is the greatest earthly ooou,
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