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INSTRUCTION
For Boys and Young Men-Country'
ME CATHEDRAL SCHOOL or ST. PAUL.
GArnEN CITY L |.

y JILL
i GARDEN CITY. + /
Endowed ,choo. for nov, Seventeen miles from New.
YORK resident masters seven visiting ms,ru ,o.o.
Ir res Tor any col e scientific school. ia. gradual
IN he l. adne college Military cr under !, > N',S
or.cr Through tn uunIn,encc Of the late Mn - =.
stewart the buGnc ~ the finest school buliuhs
IN the l. = dcIartmcnt j. thoFonEhIy Fqaiiu
Excellent Iaboratorcs individual work IN Ohei-tfy
and Physcs English required troueh0ut me
Location unsurpassed 10 h"aithiuness. tHAS S4OhAE'
ANT MOORE !. y. Harvard, Head Na'tf.
TRINITY SCHOOL, Tiyoli- on .Hgdson. y 7.
/ Thc Rev. JAMES STARE CLARK. D. D., Rector
men thoou-hy fitted foi the best COLLEGES and unyersi:
the advantages NJ healthul location home comic ~ Els
manners and and the exclusion o. bad boys 70 con.
scIentlo parents looking Tor school whore they may
with ndence place their sons Special nstet1n viii
In Physics ard Chemistry. The TWcnlyIoufh year VIII
commence September 10
rT,HE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. worcester
l Mass. begins 35th war sent L.. OlaSsl'" o'ieh
tine Yusincss. PrrIaratorv Departments
JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. \. NJ. Head Mss,er.
y1TFTLAND PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
s'ca for catalogue CARL A. HARsTRoM. NJ. A.
xVEeT CHESTER y. Y-SACEEp HEARI AcAD-
w Envy select Catholic BoardinE School ior BOYS -.
Circulars on APPLICATION TO BROTHER AUGUST director:
WORCESTER ACADEMY.-Flfty-s!xth year; Thoongn
w preparation any college scientific school
building admirably cquippd. Ample pay gfounu''
porTitories at active and heated by steam
p w. ABERCRoMBIE, A. NJ. Principal,
Worcester. Mass
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HOTEL ALLAIKE,
improy ,m,nt-. Attsinn water r. NJ re HARRISON.
nRKNrT SPRINGS. SHENANDOAH CO.. VA.-Sum.
" mcr Resort fog lIcath aud Pleasure. The hn',t eli
ubrous ard ff.e from for Average mean temperature
,ery los d"ring t' entire summer months .., $3.50, .
roud by y. cogpanS maL". 10 IN roPglar resort Of all
Pure spring water prric.t drhage purr milk. mex
celed cuine pm 4r oon Tor iadis, and gcg te. boy
einias etc. TODD nvcrs excellent orchestra In
du{ng thc umm'l, iio's r,opraW zoo acre IN cNtnt
For circulars and address F. W EVANS Manager
& ARATOGA THE ">LwoETH on Broadway. near
.5apS g rea.on a b. YErfso Pfomittor pains
cHAwANGUNK FARM HOUSE shawangunk
- Nountu elevation : 100 iret surr I'VE tor molarla
R0RT J "EilIIHRD FHcnvlle Ulster Co. u
ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Commencing June 3d. through train viii leave
Grand Central station New-Yosk for the White Noun
,ains. Via y. Y. y. II. & II. X. Il. and Conn. River
Line daily. except Sunday. At :O2 due at Noun
tain Stations early In thc evening.
For information In detal Conn. River Line Folder
may be procured principal Station and City Ticket
Oniccs. -
l Beautlfuy located healthy comfortable with farm
dairy and livery play air depot terms reasonable
THE BOOK. OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave, 500
nins ball playing. shooting horseback riding &C., &C. in
Enterainnc universally compinonted BY the press.
VAN VEGHTEN HOUsE-Attractiyey i0catod and In
complete order for reception o. saes,s Charges
reasonable g, Froni,t Sara,e en spfnss Ny
w INDSOR HOUSE Bclmar formerly Ocean Beach
" y. Now open. For terms address g. w
PAULLIN
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For Both Sexes-COuntry.


I1EGHFNY COLLEGE. " ladylc Pa.-15th year
"A 90 graduates - in 1890. \ hghgrace to!.egt ;
both scSCs all necessary expenses 500 year AaureSs
D II. WHGELEK. IL. d, President
DLAIR PREsBYTEKIAL ACADLMl: -,e,.,. -.
ID Both SeNcs BLAIkSTONN. NEW-JERSI-h Johh
/ Blair. Foundation English. Latint 'Trech; ft.ncn'
German. Music Drawing. Painting and Phycei ti'uFe'
Homclhe appointment, large eudo%nTnts low iat o.;
CLAVERACK q. " COLLEGE AMP ,HuDS S2RN
4 RIVER iNsTITUTE.- cathiuliy agd 6eaatiuiy
located i'm tic Hudson Rycr Valley. Affords superior a.
vantaees Tor thorough and systematic edu, 10 ~"
pnd girls Careful attention given 20 lne'cu.n -
moral and physical culture. Conservatory OF MuSio anu
Art Of Nigh grade. 9th year opens sept. lotn n
nv " ' Rev. a H. FLACk. \. A. Pres
HhST GREENWICH ACADEMY.
II Founded 1902. Both sexes, on NaTrag,n'etc BAY
Electric light. Endowed lwclTc eour,,s.
5000 wear sep,eGbor . For illustrated catalogue write
Rev. /. -. BLAKESLEE- b. D. East %reen"lch, IL /
N OCKLA%D COILIGF. Nyackon-thc- II hudson. y
ID Both sexes. Pro -ros~.e aud su' c'S-iui MuSc a'u
Art Speclaltie- Thorough Woto ,p.nan IeSu'N IN ~
endow ilent takes ladies at $500. Catalogues W. IL
BANNISIEK, President
Miscellaneous.
AMONG THE HILI.>-rhifty-tvo miles from New.nerk
PAOT-A MOI NTAIS INSTITUTE Chappaqua y \.
~ DTCATIONNL HOME SCHOOL FOR RlyS-Ex-
IL ceptiona opportunity for mo;heiless Il y EhEsh
music language location FOR par,l mar, Apply 70
Miss DONOVAE'S Teachers Bureau 30 East lith-st.
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CaTSKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

6Sth season. OD'n June 20. H'st location IN tho
Catsklls. Is degrees cooler than .w-Iork.
CA1SkILL MOUNTAIN HOU 81 Co,
lSend for Nlr-larL 0atsnll y. Y.
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G. W. DILLINGHAM;, Publisher, New-York.
THE INDEPENDENT.
OUT TO-DAY Y.

SENATOR JOSEPH X. FAWLEY'S address at Rose
PARK Woodstock, Conn, reported In full. The
baum report OF Woodstock Fourth Of July Ceebrato
also includes addresses by II. L. Wsyand. ID D., OF Phil
sae phs George NJ. Boynton. D.. d, Of Boston.
poems by Dr. William Hayes Ward. OF New.York, an
Fred Emerson Brooks, OF California
Single copies 10 cents SIS per annum
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THE LOUISBuRC,

bAis hAiNb'is. 'AN l-'I-
NJ. l.. BALCH Proprietor.
Open from June 80 To sgt. 10 beautifully To- atcd
amidst ocean aud mountain views renowned chef and
accomplished steward In charge % their respective depart
ncnts Music b. orchestra Of solo Artists popular In
society Address the manager Tor descriptive
,lr plans until juno 81. J. ALBERT BUTLER.
care Hotel Brunswick, PO- ton. Mass
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MACMILLAN d NU', IL 8rH-d
IN STELLA'S SHADOW,

ALBERT ROSs'S best novel The first enormous edition
now ready and will all be SOLD OUT quick. THOU
SHALT NOT" his PRIVATE CHARACTER "
SPEAKING OF ELLEN" by the same author HAVE
REACHED A SALE OF NEARLY 800. 900 COPIES in
year. Readers and Booksellers order AT ONCE
Price, so cents.
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TEE EsI'ETATHNNX.

Now open delightfully."- io,at,d. with al modern
proycments send for circular.
nEnnuL IN q cow
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W FOR oUEEXSTowSNS, An, AMP LiXIEiRP pq}PPi11,fERs
'Majcste.JGiy o Il 80 M .Majestie HgS. q 10 M
,t ~, ga o 40 m sTertOnc. % : 80 a m
pu,,oic Irv 70 d m Brannc Aug o. 80 pm
Iron Whit. Star Dock. foot OF W,st tOth-st. al,
second catin on these steamers Sll2oa rates 20
and inward according 10 steamer ant location 81 berth
second cabin $40 and 3i5 Excursion kets on faNosos
terms ,teerage Company onice NO Al BFoad"N'
NeW.York Philadel pha ONCE 400 Valnut-st: -
J. BRUCE lSAAY. Agent
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7. @. EeEn. q. E.A.G ST. P Line 81 Bv
DED STAR LINE.
IL TOH ANTWERP AND PARIS.
CTATE LlNE-BETWEEN NETWORK.

- GLASGOW AND MovILLE lLoND1N p5 y; - Frrs
WITH THROUGH TICKETS Al l!,DO ~ NNA@~
TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON. pUBllN, &e,o m
STATE OF NEVADA .--...... IhNI'ua,' ~. ~ . ~
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA In.Isd.y n =, ..,,s.
Cabin massage ss5 q $50 acccrtns = lo'aton o, -. >,
Exc-ston tickets s65 TO S0j. Storage tcAets -
all par,s OF Europo AZ o"est rStv ro ,psbs
Columbia Stores south Ferry. BROOKLYN y = fof IT'S
nd mas.,Se ,nSiv 70 AZ TfN BALDWIN Co G,neIAi
& RrOahMAY n y Ste,IA-N OlA-c. "a I'aV---
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THE HIGHLAND HOUSE,

GAKNISUN n 7 DoNN Y, y. 7,
Directly opposite west Point. 50 miles, Ia hours By
rail. Pure mountain air and pure spring water. Nov
open. Write Tor circular. J. w. GARRISON, Manager
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MOUNTAINEERING IN COLORADO. By Frederick
II. Chaplin. Illustrated. limo PIP. 1877. Boston
The Appalachian Mountain Club.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THOUSAND ISLANDS.

The last taln WIN thIOlgA so pf az, IaNeS "rAnl
Central Deo every Ga, 90 f. n arrives CLAYTON sc
4 NJ Alexandria Bay 50 \. NJ. connects az steamboat
dock CLAYTON with Royal Mall Lin" steamers 20 Montreal
Quebec aud River >agu"nsf pl--A9 thousand IsIaho'
and Rapids by daylight.
b. obtained a. all Nrwioi@ Central oHcos BE sur,
yOur tickets rad Via Ttici and r. ". % X. H. send
Ten Cont, Io-tase for ii!ustr,t - Book Of Route ana
Iagcs book Of II, char
acter in the world
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A DIEONDACES -FLCNE COTTAGE. Kecne Yallc'
~ y. Y.-H.au''uuy situated. Heart Of IN" mountai
Proprietor personally conducts pdrtl.- C!rruag eli
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A book entitled SUMNER HOME
SIMMER ON THE PICTURESQUE ERIE
containing hundreds Of reliable and
BOARD Pleasant boarding places within
stance " Sew fofk. be
Ltalncd At any Lre Railway ticket office free q
barge.
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THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
from pt.r -. r.. X. foot Ron>"Etlt-,-., AZ j. ". -
SEMINOLE. thas. and JacksouN To ..-. III, .N Z
IROOVOIS Cha,. and Jack~onNi- ...-. Tues Jrf -.
CHI ROKEl. Chas. and Jat lsont VILE. fl my -
<fNINtf( Charleston au9 Jacksonville Tues, July =
Al steamers nrStclass passenger sccommoda,lons
Insurance under open policy elected DO On V o. ~
| cent MM T. LII u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11

sealed bids viii be received at the Office
Of school clerk, 26i Commercial street, Ra.
lem, oregon, until June o. lHiO for the
delivery Of 100 cords nfiarge hrand 30 cords
Of large grub or body oak, 10 be- delivered
~ the East saiom school building, on or
b"iGre August al, lsiO, 10 cords Of large nr
ana ~ cords Of large grub or body oak, a.
De dsiiNered az the south Salcin school
house, Ocords Of large ~ and 10 cords ol
large grub or body oak 30 be- delivered AZ
NOrih salem school, il cords Of large az
ana 10 cords Oflarge grub Or body oak 10
he delivered az tie large Central school.
All wood must be iouT fect long, rcasona-
bly, straight and corded close. All bids
Wall be opened az aioNc Office al = o'clock
.. IA, June "a, isaO. The board reserves the
right tO reject and all bids. none by
order ~ the board of directors Aforesaid
this 9Th day OF May, 1870.
W. Is, SIMPSON, Clerk,
school Dist. No. "a. Marion Co. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11

Oregonlan, June 10: The next
senate will contain twenty-thrce re-
publicans, gnin Of two over last
year, and seven democrats; the
house will contain .forty-two repub-
leans and seventeen democrats,
gain of eight, with Morrow county
to decide its tie.
1t was thought that Dodson (rep.)
would be elected senator III Baker
aud Malhcur, but Chandler was re,
elected ~ small majority. In
jackson county, Cameron lrep.), de-
frated Charles Nickel. This was "A
surprise.
Nothing definite has been heard
as to how Coos and Curry voted for
Joint representative, but it has been
generally conceded that General
Siglin, democrat, had been chosen.
Word was received yesterday that
he had bee n defeated. \ strong and
successful fight was made Oh him in
Curry county. At Ellensburg, out
Of eighty-fiye votes cast he received
but one. lie carried his own cOun-
", but could not overcome the ma.
jority against him ia Curry. Gen
eral Siglin has been law-muker 20
long that the question naturally
arises, "What will an OREGON legs
lature be without hin:' Another
question comes up, aud il il: Nv bat
will Senator Mitchell do for demo
cratic votes now that -igIiu ia-
been laid To- rest?'
The republicans did well ia Jack
son county, the democratic strong
hold ia Southern Oregon, ele"tiug
two Of the three representatives
Merritt defeated J. H. Stewart and
Mccall was elected over Conrad
MIugue.
Ia Lane county, Jennings re-
publican has defeated l.. Bilyeu, il
Marion, Holme-, Democrat efeaic'
J. n. -etllrmeler Uy siX votes su'
ia Uuion, McAIli-ter, democrat, na
drfeated Charlie Guoduoush fur n,
1 election.
Ia Wa.lowa county the vote wa
1 a tie aud a special election Will d
necessary.
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rhe PrerenlalIye Of TsrriLIs Dl.sa.e.

No Disorder. except the most deadly
forms ofluug disease, inNuiNer such IRE
mendous destruction % organic Tissue -
thusa which Eirteu uuon the kidney y.
such maladles when they bccIme chrome
and none are - liable "a a-~uIne that
phase--cnm pletely wreck the system. 90
prevent Ihls frrr bic di-frtsr, n-cOuir
should be- had, ufa.n 'he tr.i m1nlie,.ii.-
tiou ~ trouble. t1' IIl-teItrI's stomach lit
ter. which rNpgT.e-c- hsr proved Ia ur
highly euet1iNc 40 e. mran- 20 luparns
tone ahd regularity t4 tne organs OF ufl-
nation, ~ sell 90 iue liver sDiIAtn
and bowels AEHlher hsurhclal r-rult ~
this medicine. naturally rlu-e4Geut Lp1h
lts diurrtlc action i- fn- rl ulluatlon from
the blood uf impuufie un ch rrgit fnru'
nafism, neural iE.a. goat. drV>y aud Other
maladies hy inrrrar ~ fhf ariltlt =.
tbs ktdnevs. ID auglnenLs the depniatlft
efIiciency Of tnfsr urganr, Hniru are me-
Important Outlets fOr the escape oi such I. ~
purities. cod
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11

CARD TO SINGER Persons in
the towns within reIcu of Salem
who wish to come and join in our
chorus of national hymns for the
4th of July celebration are cordially
invited to do so. If choral sOcie-
ties will let me know | will mail
them music aud send instructions.
Please address, Prof. u. NJ. Paryin.
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Wow to Cure Nervousness.

\ body with a nervous tempera-
mpnt will make known its wants
through its natural medium the
nervous system. If it fails to re-
reive proper uourishmeut the nerves
will be the first to cry out. DR..
Hillcr's Hydrastine Restorative
'nsures perfect ueutrliOn to those
who take it, and Il perfectly nour-
ishcd body cannot be nervous. For
sale at ID. j. Ery's.
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School Meeting.

There VIII be "a special meeting OF the
tax payers OF school district No. "a, OF Ma
ron county, Oregon, held at the opera
mouse IN salem on Thursday the 18th day of
June. 1880. nt o'clock y. IA. 10 consider the
bids for bonds to be issued and 10 aufhOr-
ne acceptance OF same " deemed advisable.
tud 10 transact such other business "a nnay
come before the meeting.
Done by order oi the board OF directors
oi school district No. "a, this May Slst. 1880.
W. H. SIMPSON
Clerk. District No "a
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Proposals for Bids for Sale Of North
Salem School Building.

Sealed bids VIII be received at the Office
OF the school clerk, 26i Commercial street
~ en-, oregon, until June -, 1880 for the
Ola school building nt North salem, now
or uplfd for school purposes, 10 be re-
moved nom the PROMISES by the purchaser
on or before july 49, 1850 BIDS will l,e
OIened az my once a. O'Clock b. m Juue
~ 1870 The bOard reserves tho right To
r. Jcct any ana all bids. Done By the board
81 dIfectof- OF school Dist No. a. This
Hth day Of May, 1880 ~. h. SIMPSON.
school Clerk
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Curedin one DAY

Dr Holden. a fcW U.glli- -iuce
/ was taken Wilh o. sure llruat
cough aud -iifi neck. j g-l luur
Eiuen-al CYu-h syrup. 5000 by
morning ! Wa nearly wvli. aud hy
night cured. JANE lAIIlrr's,
-npi wpIieu mlll stockton,
Large siLe sl, small ~ cents. For
sole BY all druggists.
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Final Settlement.

NOriCE is hereby gwen that tle under
~ signed adminiAtmtUr 81 the etiaie o.
John =. Gilmore, deceltsfd. having nlcd his
nnai account with Hun, q. q. C.Nhaw, county
Judge Of Marion county, Oroguu, has uxc0
luiN 2, lHiA5, 20 10 o. ,iofk a. M, ~ hear any
objections abs said account should not
charged. j. W CltAWfOkD,
o. al.N Admiuistrator 81 said ost
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11

Agent skinner has received sew
eral inquiries from san Francisco as
TO rates aud Accommodations Ia attend
the celebration here July 4th.
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CIRCUIT COURT
rHtRD DAY "WEDNESDAY.


, The case Of Roberts VS.. Ford, fol
damages, promising to be n tediou:
one, Judge Boise held an evening
session last night and resumed court
at S o'clock this morning, still the
/ whole forenoon was consumed with
out yet coming to a close.
The grand jury last evening re
/ ported not true bill in the case
against sam Lowden, Chas Low
den, d J Harding, Gus Gearin, S
C. Bice and Louis Murray, of
French Prairie, accused of robbery.
1t turned out that the boys did
nothing only secure from some tim
horn gamblers the money out of
which the latter swindled them in n
foot race, while Mr. Harding did
nothing but LOOK on.
They also returned u not true bill
in the case of G NJ Skecls, accused OF
larceny, and also i'm the case ot Mrs.
Aiusworth, Of Aurora, who was
bound over some time ago for n.,
ciuu> injury to property in the cut
ting up OF clothes belonging to Il
young man who had been boarding
with her.
They returneda true bill against
Jack Richey, of Butteville, for lar
ceny in dwelling. This will be
remembered as one of the two ac-
cused of outraging three little girls
after they had burglarized the saloon
and filed up on cham lightning,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the court adjourned at
noon only two attorneys had yet
addressed the jury in the Roberts
VS.. Ford case, so there were two
others, with one hour each for the
afternoon which, with the instruc-
tions of the co urt, will leave it about
o'clock when the case goes to the
jury.
The next important cases for trial
are the suits for damages against the
s. p. railroa d company on account
of the killing of Jack Miller and
Quint Guthrie in the Albany wreck
last year, which were set for to-day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11

LABlE, AIIENTION. summer
chall.,- At the Capitol Advent rr
Co., Tor : ct.a ypri All -hado-aL
patterns. Cnll uud rer them. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11

Remember our collector viii be-
around on the l5lu. ~ lhc mean
time square up yourarruuni- '"r ihr
JDIH.AL fu June l-t.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11

FIRE MEETING.-A members Of
TIGER Go. No. ? are requested to
meet this evening for the annual
election Of company officers.
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RELIEF AWARDED.

WAsHING1oN, -. G., June H.
fhe president has approved the act
for the relief Of the Union Iron
works, NJ san Francisco.
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TELLER ON SILVER.

IELLFR On SILVER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June H.
Senator Teller, of Nevada, in bis
speech on the silver bill went to
question and deny the accuracy of
some of the statements in Sherman -
last speech on the bill. One of the
points was that the gold dollar had
always been our unit of value.
"Thut is not true said Teller
"whether it comes from the eX-sec
retary of the treasury or anybody
e,se.u
Another point in Shcrmon's
speech which Teller disputed and
denied was that the increase of cir
culation had kept pace with the in
crease of population. Teller said:
1t would require an annual in
crease of $4,000, 600 of currency t.
meet the annual increase of popula
ton. The statement 10y Sherman
and others that the supporters of the
bill wanted II cheap d, llar, Teller
said, was species of demagogN
which was disgrace to the senate
They wanted the honest dollar re
stored The dollar that had hee,
.triclan dawn without the vill n
the reonl,. and witbout their knowl
edoe THE man who stood beror,
tho eo,ota urying for the sinol,
standard was either dishonest OF
IGNORANT and had mo- right TO rerre.
srnt the interests of the American
neonle
WALLER went ON 10 sueai; of ,l,e sil
yer nIonk in the republican putional
nl,trorm and slil.
Iche had suunn,oJ itn mora clan
tran thr republicau ticket would nol
have had such sumner, from hin,
and would NOT have cot lhe ma.
iori,v il did in Colorado. He said
the bimctoIIic nrinciple had had IFS
wor.t enen,,. its m,et .glcliye foe
in the treasury depor.ment. if had
heap In tho nnyar nf the admiuisrr,,.
,ion IN relieve fine neonIe 50 that
what the neonIe suffered was "ut
tho door oftbe administration - hut
tba,a w,. M f.pIinp favorable to
binetoIi.u In binh ,,l,ces,nd would
nat ba while Wall street couId in.
anoroa noIi,ic,l n,rtios E,ch
n,r,v had been mo, bv tbe decI,ra.
lion IN c,,,rass must I.oi.l,tr
so ,s IN cain fin. gnol will
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11
rERkLHLE riRE IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, June Ire
ports have been received here of
disastrous conflagration aud great
loss of life and property in mining
district of the Ural mountains. The
iron works at Ufalesk and New
iansk, thousand dwellings, four
schools, three churches and hospi-
tails and magazines were completely
destroyed. Forty persons were burn
ed to death and eighteen thousand
were made homeless.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11

NOTICE Is hereby given that the part
y ucr-hip heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the frm name of
Bartlett g. tHttrrliu, at SALEM oregon, Is
this day di~uI,,d 10y mutual consent ".
W IS. rtlctt retiring rom the nrTu, >. B.
Cattcrluiu & son VIII continue In business
at the oldsiund ". W. BARTLETT.
G:trit-w <. b. CrIERLlN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Various Finance Bills Discuss
ed and Reported on.
STANFORD'S LOAN BILL POSTPONED.
Mills, of Texas, Appointed to
CarliSle'S Vacancy.--0ther
National Matters.
RESIGNED THE HoNoRs.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June IL
Schuyler $. Olds, secretary of the
republican congressional committee,
las resigned.
MILLS, OF TEXAS, APPOINTED.
WAsHINGTuN June 1l.-In the
house, speaker Reed announced the
appointment of Mills, of Texas, as
member of the committee on ways
and means to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Carlisle,
Of Kentucky.
Morrill,, of Kansas, presented n
conference report on the senate de
pendent pension bill. After some
debate The conference report was
agreed to, yeas l45,nays 56.
FINANCE BILLS DISCUSSED.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June H.
In the senate adverse reports were
made from the finance committee on
Stanford's bill for government loans
on liens on real estate, and on the
bill to abolish metal money. The
bills were indefinitely postponed.
The committee on finance reported
back favorably with suudry amend
ments the house silver bill. 1t was
taken up and Eustis addressed The
senate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
Two Irish Leaders in a Crit.
cal Condition.
TERRIBLE FIRE IN RUSSIA.
Disastrous COnflagratiOn in a
Mining District--FOrty Per.
sons Burned to Death.
IRELAND's HEART1EsT FRIEND ILL.

IRELAND'S HEARTIEsT FRIEND ILL,
LONDON, June ll.-Michuel Dav-
lit, the great Irish leader and agita-
tor, is seriously i'll.
IRISH NND HEBREW UNITED.
LONUu>. June 1.-THE wedding
of William q Bricli ami Mile. Raf-
fl vi,ct 'o,l i.r,r day. Char
L. ,-,.r, |t..l uae "moue those
pes u. . g.. DrlI.. acted as
gro, -3...u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11
Brick and Tile for Sale
MURPHY & DESART,

Successors to ID. Nash. have a well estab-
iished Brick ana Tile factory ia North
salefn, near he fair grounda, and are pre-
pared tO furnish nnsi class brick ana TIE
on short nuilce,
Samples Of Brick or Tale sent free to any
point desired, GA short notice. orders can
b. len with IOa, fi6hburn, no state street
where samples can be seen. o2W
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-11

Oil and gasoline stoves in great
variety and cheap, at Steiner d Bios
ser's