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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08
Smoked Mule

IRE broke out on the night OF the
-oth, 1T the stables in the Cameron col
,lery elope, near Shamokin, Pa, 500 yards
oeioW the surface. Two miners, work
ing ~ deeper portion Of the slope, are
1hu. ~ but 'herH ara fair prospects of
rcscuing them. There are about tttv
mules IN the stable. and il js fearad tbat
they have all been sufiocated
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08
DUTCH CAPITAL IN GAS.
Baron .Jearmonowski. of Holland, Buys
InhianapoIis Gas Plants.

Indianapolis Gas Plants.
Ixpl.N.rolas, Ind, March Tho
property ot the two illuminating gas
companies, and the largest natural gas
company IN this city, has been sold to
syudicate of New York men, some OF
the largest stockholders in the Equita-
be Gss Company of that city. The
value of the property Is about $2,ooo,-
600. The central figure III the purchase
il Baron .Iearmonowski. of Amsterdam.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08
They Robbed the XilIapeS

\ band of Albanians made a descent
upon the villages Of Babigak. Robnci
anu Babursh, IN old Servia. and plun-
dered them. Many of the Inhabitants
were tortured to death by the robbers
! battalion of Turkish troops have been
dispalched To- the scene, bat they are
poWer.ess a2ainst the marauders.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08
Hy ydrophObia Indirect.

Alfred Carbough, the s-year-old son
Of farmer living near Sedalia. Mo
died on the 2bth from nydropho,ia con,
tracted IN peculiar manner. The doc
did not bite him, but only licked his Sc
yerely ehapped hands. Tie boy died
IN terrible agony
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08

Another COLLEGE Roxy

Twenty masked students of kaIama.
100 College, seized I'rofs. Ferry and
Trowbridge, bound them hand and foot.
and left them in open field two miles
from the college. The matter is being
iuveSfipafai
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08
The announcement Of the motion WAS
NOT AIRAIN MONING-
All freight business HlocLed Mt PIT,

MI nj
bur- by the strike.
PlrTsErRG, Ia, March The s'rik-
ing switchmrn of the pittsburg x Lake
t'rie yards. held conference with Sap.
(oAe, TINS morning, and after some
talk, told that official they had
unanimously decided 10 continue
tie strike Supt \ ohe then ordered
the discharge ot all strikers and said
they would not he employed again
Meanw lille a blockade exists, with pass
enger trains moving, but miles of heavy
freights are filling the ward.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08
nr Eiihourues Death.

ELeIx, ILL.,, Feb. 2s.-Dr. r. A. Kill
bourne. the well known expert On in
sanity. died yesterday OF paralysis. He
vss unconscious the four hours preced-
ms MS death,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08
\ Hundred Thousand acres.

george W. Howell. OF the firm of
Howell. Jarrett X Co.. of Atchlson,
Omaha, and Chicago, has completed the
purchase Of about 100 900 acres Of pine
and cypress lard on the Sabine River.
The land lies both in Texas and Louisi-
ana. ana is On both sides of the river.
II is nearly lc0 miles in length by ten in
breadth vt the lower end Of the stand
IS the town % Iogansport, Il. where
the firm Will operate a saw mill on big
scale \ town site Will be laid out. and
it i expected THAT q city Of several
thousand viii spring UP III short time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08
4 Policeman Shot.

II NetrolI, shortly alter ~ cIoCk,
ou the night IF the 18th, Patrolman Ed
ward Shoemaker found the rear door
81 store On larned Street unfastened,
amt upon entering discovered two burg
lars at work The men ran out. hotly
pursued hy the officer. who fired shot
,ithout effect. III front Of the Hotel
de BENEDICT both of the fugitives
wheeled and fired. The officer fell
and tue thieves made their escape.
Shoemaker MAS carried into the hotel,
and subsequently, taken to the hospital.
The bullet entered the abdomen. and
fhn wound IS heneNra u be mortal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-10
THE MARKETS.
fTOCKS

NV YORK, Dec. 9.-Bar silver. fl.02.
Copper Weak; Lake. December. Sl5.75.
Lead Heavy domestic, s4.25.
The stock market was quite different to-day
from that of yesterday, ard in the place of weak
ness decidedly strong feeling existed through
out thu entire day, except for short time IN the
forenoon. The market closed active and strong
at the highest prices Of the day. Union Pacific
is up ana eg ;Se, ' IN no nn s a.
st. Paul 21s. .Atchitou 2is, burlington "a, and
Others in smaller amounts.
Government bonds steady.
Petroleum January opened at 62asc and
Money on, call close, ranging from to Is
per GENT; closed offered At ). Prime NOR
and steady; sixty-day bills, $&1s: demand. S4.S2l.
Government bonds-Es. l2l; a.Ss. los;
Northern P.oife 2; prsfsI.sd Sl g os sSs
Line 10; Union Pacific, An.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO, Lee. .9.-Cattlc lseceipts, 5000,
slow. prices low and uneven; Christmas steers,
$3.50: choice export and dress beef stock t.. Sese
tic tis'; s 1a@oa = .tooss1s 81 ooas ".
m 1ed. S. 4oeis as good to choice mixed. sa6oa
s::e; i, pli ishs. s ssass snS O1'' '
Sheep Receipts. 5000: steady: natives. IS q
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-Closing-Wheat firm
| ca III s9Tc: January. 9lhc. Msy, paN.
Corn-firm; each. 5l.ic; January. Sc
20 Oats Steady; cash. asA04sic; January, 4sac
| May. 45isGs6,se.
Mess pork-Ii-m: cash. se.l?h; January
$lAi5; May, $ll.4O.
Lard-Firm; cash. $555a5.60; january, 5. s7,i
| May, S6.47ls.
| Harley-Weak. 7567sc.
| Shoulders-$4 .5G@a.62ii.
| Short cleAr-$aSO.
| Short ribs-$5 0OtlS.0S.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-10
Automatic daauera,

But time changes minds n we'll q mar.
nora. though even now when making
cnanes from one circle to another, it often
requires that adaptability which could be
IVA found IN ons who has automatic man
49, However. such radical changes MOI
snly appeaf IN drawing room rerertee.
tho conveniences and Iuxuriae aaoried
mznnnd. Railroad travel il ono instance.
~ yea11 ago. comparatively, ono had to
ea@9ns mach valuable time IN a uncom.
fs1saaas way to make what i nov Thought
eMsan& g e nights journey IN . slespsr.
~ modem equipment and trans
eaee tzains Of thu Minneapolis & 81. Iouis
Uay e Chicago, ST. Louis, Hot sprincI
anaas City. etc. Inqoire Of any snent 81
- eo01any, o. Q. n. Pratt, general ticket
- 1o&e4 agent. Ainneapolia MINI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-10

~ 1clhtia Of tho present day for The
SS. - g s,sEything that viii oond1os
nan4 me alnost unlimitad srS 49,
oy03NU vs 1rst produced tho World
- A.a With tho only perfect laxafive
he - = = ~ only remedy vhieh a
6sy a1ne s.A xsf,eahinR . is tssts
= ed sdecteal o elsanss ths
9 the sp.inatineI o. In 1ae1,
Ias \ bsesa, 1.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-10

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
~ real estate and shares Of minnie stock. In
the district court of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Montana, in and for the county Of
Notice i. hereby given that in pursuance Of N
order of the district court OF tho First Judicial
day Of November. 1891 IL the matter Of the estate
siened. admiaistta,ar Of said as.ate. viii eli at
public auction. to the highest bidder for cask. in
lawful money of the Unitcl Statrs of America.
o On :aedGs h az 4 ss
twa O'Clock p m. q the front toor OF the court
II tie Of nss. 3. s.; SsSsp q ,s . sas
tho tins OF hi. death and ali the right, title and
otSssSie n sooursd oshsr thsn q in addition to
that o; the said James G. Nacdonrel at the time
Fl HE dssth. n and to 10. .sy.1 ~. block ono
Enas also tract Of land. consisting q ten acres
more or les. known - Chinss. garden. situate
N sl.nghts.hou Sulc 4. t .s and Gl. as
manficned and deecribed in that certzia dsed ex-
ecutsd b. ono GeorSe ": Hutt.kss to aid Dc;
ss OF tbs i q asS II ~. Il
d Sosf 5 = -. & 8. E.eesds 3 "A
certain miling and reduction company known
% to BE On Mining and Reduction company, =
cs.pot:tim .xistinx under and 6y yi.tae e tie
Gsrttkeats 30 q for @ ,ha'es
csrt iisse S Se i ses iSr s s sSsrS. ~
Tnssthr with "a inpsovsments thessants u
Terms nd ccnditSsss q sale. Cash, IN lawful
money q tho Unifsd HeaAes o. America
Dssd af ss1snas Of D'1secH As. wA1soN
AAnisi.es.tsr q H. sstzts Of jams c. Mao.
&oonsa dscea,sd - a..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-10

Holmes & Coutts N. Y. Fancy Crackers
Extra California Fruits,
Schuma ker's avena and farinaceous articles,
Pure kettle-rendered Lard
All leading brands Of Champagnes,
Choicest Brandies, Whistles, Wines, etc.,
Direct importers Havana Cigars,
Montana agents leading brands Key West
Cigars,
Choice Havana Filled and Domestic Cigars
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-10

Hazards New York Canned Goods,
Park & Telford's Liquors.,
Laafs German Preserves,
Gordon & Dilworth, Preserves, Olives, etc.,
Ritters celebrated Preserves
Anderson Preserves, Mince Meat, etc.,
Shrewsbury and High Grade Catsup,
Chapman & Smiths celebrated pure Spices,
Imported and domestic Cheese,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-10

Very finest Java and Mocha Roasted Coffees
Mild cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon,
Choicest Family Flour,
Fancy Christmas Raisins and Nuts,
Absolutely pure Maple Syrup,
Extra selected Teas,
Finest French Peas and Mushrooms,
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13
That Little TiekIing

IN your throat, which makes you
uuxh once In . while and keeps
,Ou constantly clearing y0ur throst, (,
,rls~s from cstxrrh. aud ~ catarrh
8 \ constitutional disease the Ordin.
,ry cough medicines ali fail tn hit
he SPOT. Whist you need 10 = cOn-
.iitutmnsl remedy like HOol's Sar-
-apa,i,ls. Many peOp.e who have
,aken this medicine kr scr0fuls,
iysl~psis, loss at spetitr. and ether
,f,uhirs, have bern surprissd that II
should cure this tr'ut'lesOnie cough.
but u, know the actual cause Of the
cough 10 to solss the mystery. Many
casey .Of consumption can be tIsctd
back H. the neglect Of Of some slight
.fiectinn ~ this. Consumption csn
h. conirh'sd In its early stsves, and
the effect of H1,d,s SsrsapsTills IN
purifying ihe bl.sd, building up the
general health. snd expeiiiDg the
sa.rssfulOus tsint which 70 the csusr
~ cslsrrh aud consumptiOn, has re-
stor~d 10 perfect health many per-
.sns an whom this dreaded disesse
se..uSd .o have hrm hold.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13
IElECRAPHIC DISPATCHES
associated Press Report and
Digests Of all Important
News Of To-Day.
MISCELLANY.
WALL STREET NEWS.

HkoA NeWss
Wall street, New York, 1906 .. NJ.
The exchange stock market opened
.xc,,et. hut weak. The list showed
on opening u general decline I" ! Ia
2iprent.
SLIGHT ENCOURAGEMENT FROM
LONDON.
LONDON, Eng, Nov. l3.-Prices
show q fractional per cent Of an
advance for American securities.
THAT BURsrED BANK.
New YoRK, Nov. Is. The North
River bank did not open this morn.
Ing. The hank officials felt sure Il
w,n,ld pull through all right. They
ss,d that the tank probably could
no, resume business for several days.
The tank examiner says statement
Of the bauk's affairs will bs ready
soon.
EMINENT RELIGIOUS EDITOR DEAD.
New BEDFORD, Mass. Nov. Is
DR.. Henry Dexter, d. d., editor of
the Congregationalist, died this
morning.
No DISCOUNT ANoNo U. ?. STOCK
HoLDERs.
BosToN, Mars. Nov. 49, Fred
Ames, says he knows nothing sbout
the relArtee dissatisfaction among
Union P..ific Stockholders. He hss
not seen Jay Gould for SIX months
aud does not believe Gould ever saw
what WAS att rituted to him.
AGREAr PUBLISHER DEAD.
New YORK, n. Y. Nov. l3-
Daniel Appleton. founder aud head
of the publishing friii of d. Apple
ton L Co.. died this morning. He
WAS stricken with apoplexy.
ALL ABOUT SEN. oUAy's NAIL
WARRINGTON, ID. e., Nov. l3.-I
Post Master General Wanar,aker
has sent . letter to city Post muster
Sherwood, directing that he rein
state Mrs. NJ. Watkins, the delivery
clerk at thHt postoffice who ls~l
Tuesday wss temporarily suspended
for telling Senat"r Qusy's son hi
fathers mail went to the dead letter
Office pow, she having explain. d
that no disrespect wss neaut.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13
What EA TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sure 70 Read and Get no Other

genuine Tubular well Ia cOnstr ,cted BY
putting down three Inch irOn pipe, with
nO Openings except top anu bdt'in. No
dirt can gel In aud Wniy pure water can be
CT out. This In the only kind uf well that
wVru,s and insects cannet got Into, that IL
absolutely surtise water prOf, and that
ls krced thrpugh the cement strata 70
the pure living water. II In positively the
only kind Of well that is worth building In
this csuntry James a. k,,berts, saleni
(residence near fair grOundsl nakeH these
wells serins reasonable 10 years ex PERI
euso, U:2l.lnl-d-6m-w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13
StrkExE COURT.
SALEM. Nov. Is. 1880.

SALEM. Nov. Is. 1880.
Nancy A. Olivaut, app vs Th's.
u. Olivant. resp., appeal from
Douglas Go. Argued and submit
ted. w. n. Willis, atty for arp;
j.. Z. Fullerton and J. r. Hamilton,
a,tys for resp.
8. Z. Flint, administrator Uf estate
OF Humphrey 4 Flint, resp, W X.
Phip,w, W. n. Willis. Carrie Willis.
q. Hamilton. q. A. Taylor aud Z.
slucuin. apps; appeal from D'uylas
Co Aryusd aud submitted. }. Z.
Fullerton snd J. r. Hamilton, atty
for reap. w. X. Willie, atty for app.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13
Taxation, CREDITS. Nstss aHd Mort
GAgeN.

The pres Of the state 10 greatly
exercised over the subject VI taxa
tion, aud cry aloud tor the revision
VI the assessment laws, with The
View VI securing = more equabls
ssse ,snIent. There Is, perhaps, nj
subject ~ complicated aud ~ diff
cult to leyislAte upon Ms that Of M
efficient assessment law. Each ley
islat ,r IL cOnfrontetl with the kuOtty
pr .blem AMI doubtless each has Ills
peculiar views. There 10 wide
divergence M opinion an,OngSt
them, and, while acknowledging
the inadequscy Of the present laws,
many ch,Use to "ratl,er bear the Ills
We have, than fly u others we know
not Of" 1t IL y sul ject that has
engaged the attention II law niakers
from, time inimemorable aud In still
MI ullsolved problem. There ID .
continual war between property
owners and capitalists. One clare,
p 'ssessiug tangible property, seeks
to escape its honest share Of state
suppOrt by differentiation on the
Que hand, aud Oh the other BY y
deduction of all Indebtedness.
The oth,r class, the capitalist,
seek To- evade their due share Of
state support by 'sequestering"
cash on hand or hy IN increase Of
Interest ON money loaned or CON.
tract with the borrower to pay tee
taxes on lands u,Ortgagrd to W.
cure payment. Tie b'rrOwer aud
thuSe Uut If debt III niue eases out
Of every ten Day the taxes, direct or
indirect. The press Of the state is
divided. The majority, however, 10
In favor Of repesling the law exen'pt-
ing debts. A few favor the lxw NJ
II Is. claiming that credits arc prop.
erty, and, rs the constitution prss-
vides that taxation shall be uniform,
and equal" credits must be taxed,
and IL credits are taxed debts must
be exempt, Or double taxation would
result. This line Of argument IL
specious aui logical II We assu..e
that credits are property.
The object "f the law, as 1t stands
now, is to conform t the provision.
IT the basic law Of the state, aud
assays to provide for its execution.
But the question arisss: DO til,
present assessment laws do this? II
they do not, whether from defect
Of the laws themselves ar from
violation of the spirit, while nol,lin-
ally filling the teller Of them, 1t il
morally certain they fail to secure
"uniform and equal" assessments,
aud we should therefore pursue
cDurse that will more fully, in &C
G rdance with tue intent Of tn.
c.,nsiit utiOn, secure that end. That
the exemption Of credits dOes wOrk
u hardship bOth to the state and
that class Of taxpayers who are on,
Of debt IL . fact that cannot be sue.
disputed. How t. remedy
this 10 the question Of to-day. 1t H.
paramount to all others that may
cUme l'efOre our Solons this winter
at Salem. That they should mee'
the demand IL the sincere wish,
prayer. hope and trust Of an Op
pressed class Of all Taxpayers wM
ARE out Of debt, with prosperity in
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

A JOURNAL rep,rter on Wednes.
day accompanied e. r. Willis, zen.
eral agent; Henry Schon,aker, local
agent, aud Ate Purrier, machine
insnipulstor tor StAver 4 Walker, to
0es. +. Aliens farm east of the city,
to witness the workings VI tbs
Hawkeye Grub aud Stump machine,
handled by these gentlemen. aud
was SUR rised to zee the easy facility
for clearing land provided by this
nIscbine. With the power " one
horse on q cApstan the naost stubborn
stumps are ysnked out In Q jiffy.
Another machine, the 20. X" wms
to have been on the ground aud
contest for honor4, but did not &Mnr
until s o'clock In the afternoon,
when the HawkeJe had done its
work. never missing y stump.
The"O X" was . little uufortu
nate IN It's exhibition and after see
Ing II the farmers were better satis.
fled with the Hawkeye than ever.
II is no use to proceed with eulog.
of this machine; the following testi
nnoniai, signed Oh the sp0t by farm
ers who witnessed the performance,
and they are all solid men, speaks
much more eloquently than anv
newspaper article. One thing ought
to he said, however, and that 10 tina,
Ale Purrier Ia . trnmp at handling
machinery.
TESTIMONIAL.
EAST SALEM, Or, Nov. l2, 1890.
We, the undersigned farmers Of
Marion county, Oregon, who have
this day witnessed the workings Of
the Hawkeye Grub aud Stump
machine, I'D the farm Of GeO. F.
Allen, take pleasure in saying that
its power far surpassed our exp-ctx
tions aud that we fully believe I,
will do all that IL claimed for Il;
that the circumstances were uufAvOr
able for 1t ~ test work, the ground
Icing 40 dry and hard, but that I,
successfully mastered those din
cultirs Snd performed unexpected
work with entire satisfActiUn. w,
have no hesitancy In recommend.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

DEMOREST-SHREVE.-At Dal.
las, Polk county, "Wednesday.
November II, 1880, Dr. q. r.
D+in0resi. Of MedfOrd aud Miss
Itx,ts ehreve. IL Dallas, Rev.
Fulton. officiating.
DR.. DeniOrest 10 . successful
i.utist 1t M.dfDrd, aud was former
pupil Of DR.. !. T. Msson, NJ this
city, Miss Shreve has been one OF
the most chsrining Of the society
belles Of Dallas.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

The young ladies aud gentlemen
who sre To taks lart In the Business
Carnival are requested To- meet ut
the opera house for rehearsal st p.
IN. Tue. day. lilo q.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

The funeral u Wesley bOannon,
o. Eugene. Nh old pioneer. will TAXI
place 1t the Congregational church
!" p. m. Friday, Rev. r. b. Kuighi
oncialing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

runs high In this city over System
Builder, xs every body IL using It for
,aiarrh Of the Stomach, CDnsuuiP.
tion-D, sp~psis. impure bl1d aid
T." build up the Systein-it certxinl!
must be AL excellent preparation,
when ever, body speaks ", we'll Of
IL. d&wyr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

Itching Piles are known By moisturs
iixe pei spirxtiOn, causing intense itchinx
~hen warm. This form - well - Blind
bleeding and prUtruding, yield at once I.
Ur. BOsnnkO's Pile Remedy. Will ch acts
directly on the parts Affected. sosOfbe tn.
in~rs, sllsys itching ard effects . perman.
'r~tise irss. Dr.. B.asnko. FhiladslphIs pa
>old By smith 4 rteiiser.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

For all who are held by the chsin'
~ Mt"suln or other d4ases Of thu
oiood ooapes frO0 HGst's H~T
ss'ws'iis. which by iniparting IN.
s'ensues of gmid health and
'u",.xsh :" tt'e vital nuid, disOlvs~
We eends q dissass spd sets the
caPstvs fFee. No Olher reusedy IN
sxnesses eoobisss the p0si,ivs econ
10y, ,'~ ls'sU,i.r userit apd the
iIis inIiiso'eai power ef H"od's sArsspss-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13
ALLABouT SEN. QUAY's NAIL.
POLITICAL.

VERY KIND AND CLEVER CONDUCT.
BOsrON. Mas, Nov. IA
special frs'm Portland, Me-, sayt th~
drm,rrHts In the first Maine district
have decided not tO contest Speaker
R~sd's seat In the next hOuse Of
representatives.
CLEVELAND GIVEN A RECEPTION.
The reception 10 Cleveland at the
capitol lasted until l2:3o. The mul
titude passing before him aud shook
his land.
THE OLD koMAN BANQUET.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. l3-To
day marks the nth anniversary al
tl,e birth Of Allen u. Thurman aud
the den,ucrxts of the nation have
male the occasion owe 10 do homage
to the distinguished mentor Of their
party vt the sruOry this evening.
Thousands Of guests, repres~ntine
the supreme intelIiEenee aud leader.
ship of the y riy will be seated ri b
banquet to be given by the Thur
n,an club. The city 10 Ia gala attire.
Ex.President Cleveland came Ia "n
an early train later, called on Ar.
Thurman. Al II o'clock = public
reception toog place ut the govern
nieut offices.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

Csssanpiias the lneidisus Disease.
With Its attendant sufferings, cali
be relieved aud often cured II Hul-
deus Ethereal Cough ~ rup II TAX .
promptly. LarR" sin. 81 ,0O, small so
cents. For sale ty all druggist's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

Made Hsppy.-No man. woman
of child 10 ~ happy ~ the one VIII"
ss's his moneys worth; hence Il"
smiling faxes always visible vt Far
Far 4 Co.'S
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

LUMBER.--Contra FACTORS and par.
lies contemplating building. should
not fail Ia call on J. +. JAes,t'sa'n for
estimates on rough aud dressed lum
TIER. Yard aud office near agricul.
turul works. 9-26-e d.tf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

Choice fai poultry wanted. ruF-
keys, geese and ducks vt highest
cash price, my dOz. choice int hens
aN 10 cruts PER pound NJ Steiner's
market, l5O State 81. 1919 WITT
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

We fully agree with the abov,
and in further testimonial Of the
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