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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
6orscs ano Carriages.

6orses an0 Carriages.
CALIFORNIA TROTrING STOCK
AT AUCTION.
EIGHTY-NINE HEAD.
RosEM iT.sr5is'"ff R or iG'i' STUD.
:, the property Of
San Gabriel Cal
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD.
Mr. GEoR%Er VXLENsIN.
Pl,asarton, Cal
TwENTY.sIX HEAD.
Mr. NJ S llI Hlsr,N;s' Manager.
Pleasanton stock Fam Co..
Plclsanto'I, Cal.
and other small ccnsignmcnts.
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and TEI9Ag MARS MARCH, O.
pE afanESe C. 0 kEo Ssa a"a S to AttfIoS2Es
0nlce. io7 John.st
Mr. Rose will close Gu, the entire Rosemcadc stud with
its famous stations Acazar Haryeser &c.; Its rcTaIK-
&c. and ali it, Young numbering about 100 head
Mr. yaen MI sell man sGqs tST and h ST .Sae
list include stallion Vacn-in 23 aud his last 2-y' ar
81 Pct, dag i AZ ra cd The fas yoSs mae Bcaon
many oer compsinr one of the greatest speed con-
salisbury contains s,ll the ,T, yGSns
years DID, nd ha III cvcr ' b ' s EH@s s sS Ga
Mr. W II. Crawford sends spcndidly bred veariins
colt by Guy Wilkes. , - -, - J..
INSPECTED in harness or otherwise onceghh mile track
within the building.
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO..
l07 John-st.. Ncw.lork
DETER c. KELLOGG & Co. ArCTlONEEES.
L Will sell at auction
the entire -.
BREEDING STUD and PRiyXrE TEoTT1NG STABLE
MIR WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER,
NcW-lOiA.
TUESDAY. March H. 1870 commencing at The conclusion
the American Institute building.
3d.aye.. between SD and 9th SIS. NcwNofk.
(Onicc, lO7 John-stJ
This nood private stable and the sn? ccdinf stud
that up it, retired meni afOid- PAP
ally selected not only FOR their speed but also In consd
ton desirable quae. for private upon III"
roads Hence combined higher ideal Of perfection
that OF racing machine" while ~ the same time
them have fast records upon the public tracks.
sole 20. j. capable 81 rc~icing her
record - bcttor this and T. wei in road
qualities she f. In speed. IN" stallion Wnd Rtk"
race horse. Among those retired the breeding stud
the stallion lrGcrndrncr. PA. and the mare Cl'ora
Pisa together took double harness record Of H.
and such other old aNollt" the mares Kate Suraru"
lS. Caaniu,. .@4i4 rri,na Belle. 2:2o4 Maggie
Morrell. .g. and Inchantfe-S. .2Gl,. The feiTcd
and promising youngsters out o. them by lnde
pcndencc.
Inc horses will arrive March and be ready nspec
ton and after March Q.
For catalogues 3Gdr'.s
PETER c. KELLOGG CO.
lO7 lOhn.st., New-York.
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GUION LINE.
T..
orATMs NAIL SlEA.NLii:.2hr

4 ' IV.N II y T.. -.
~ iNIIJp STATES NAIL SrEAMIiS.
FOR OTIENS OWN AND LIVERPOOL"
Leave Ilcf -. r. foot - kine .st.o M . 49,
ARIZONA ..----.. Iue-dif, Nafr" ' . ~ y III
Wl-IpSSIN Tuesday. March IL. D..
.TvADt ........ Tur-da, March le 30 y. Do.
MNoN'lS, ........... TUESDAY Apiil l. .. n.
ALASKA all, 40 500 so A Aad 300 Second cain
$40 and tJ5 s. tfis- 20.
-" ISnIDIlIII. 4 Co. 35 NioldNAY y. \.
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VILLAGE FARM TIoTTING STOCK.
AT AUCTION.
SIyTY-THREE HEAD,
the prOp rty OF
Mr. &. J. HAMIIN,
1ulalo y. v.
TUESDAY MARCH 4. 1890. a. 20 o'clock at
the American Institute Building.
3d-avc.. between G3d and 9th sts.. NowYOrk.
PETER c. KELLOGG & co.. AUCTIONEERS
ONCE 1O7 John.st.
The horses have arrived at the place Of sale and
seen harness otherwise rcgadlr. Of weather a.
track Of onc-cehth mile within the building Furnishes
ample facilities.
The includes Sialions Brood Mares. and Young
driving Horses OF stylc and speed OF them Nam
irnO King and Hsnlif- AmOnt. Jr.. but also including
the get Of other fashionable sres.
For catalogues address
PETER C. KELLOGG & CO..
i01 John-st., New York.
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For Both Sexes-City.

A THE CONVERSATION METHOD, ,,o,oo, =,
"A. By EDMOND GAsIlNEAU a. ~ WIZ last
omnost@ reservoir FRENCH. GERMAN; so 1881
ITALIAN. &C., quickly mastef'u' neS' "'''0
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CTATE LlNE-BETWEEN NETWORK,
- GLASGOW AID Moyu.LE GoXpoNDERRHYG ,.s
WITH THROUGH TICKETS At RED CI.D RATES
TO LIYERP0oL. LONDON. DUBLIN, g.
STATE OF INDIANA. Thursday March g. p. m
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA Thurs March 90. ! J.. m.
Cabin passage So to ESQ according to location OF state
room Excursion tlckrt- $50 TO 500 Storage tickets 70
and NON all parts of Europe at lowest rates From Pier
Coun blu stores South Ferry BrooEyn, y For freight
and passage apply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN co. General
Agents 90 Broadway Y Steeage office. Il Broadway
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M X. CARYL FIOElO Is open 20 engagement as Organ.
l ist and Choir Director from May lst. Address 80
East 9:h-st.
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Gonntrn Doaro

TWO INTELLIGENT. vtll-o iucatf ladies. living Z
the cOuntrf would li.a two three ladies' % board
Address bliss LINSLll, In1nne ofi0
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r1NIvFrsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Ia.S BIoTd"s ~
w. nesr 42i.-t 53d year Primary, C ,y IN
X & HENDRICKSON. Principals
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BUSINESS EDUCATION -B0SKkeeplng wfi' s
nc,anhv frnewritlnc Ladies d.pafimen c irNae 4
sructon day evening pAiNmS 1o7 q. SitIst cor
Broadway..
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Cantine 2taOemies.

A LEXANDER MACGKEGOH'S, los West 55th =
"A classes dancing imLed atey after the ho.l
DAYS: advanced Saturday morning an early appl
cation desirable Private lessons time by appointment
CARRIERS DANCING ACADEMY, 50 SHAVE,
n. bet 18th and 1zt stsPrN3tc ana csss Iessos AL
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY HANS 70 iet
OUR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. IS West go.
" Hosea Higgins prop-Aferroon and evening classes
rer quarter. "a lessons. as WALTZ GUAEANIEE,pp
five pvae lessons sb Az tho fashionable dances taught
THE NEW DANCE Jour OWT.' TAUGHT.
1901 -KNIcKERBocKER CONSERVATORY; a.
OJU West 14th-St-Al fashionable round aud square
dances taught WALTZ taught rapidly private lessons
an hours circulars. Hall 10 let.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

Of Oregon sbo0i provide for the
publication Of i1s own school csOks.
thereby liUersiiue the people from
one of the ms>t ac-urssi rso1og-olles
in existence. and sssule such theo-y
will meet : RESPONSE smo1g the
people before uszuy yssrs. The
school hook tax i one Dt the heavi-
e-t the poor man has TO b.Ar.
There : oue department. Of lesis-
L4,iou upOc which the newspapers
- the stSte sre strangely silent
that OF rzilruSd control, and Vet
there are fex things Of more vital
importance. Oregon people are Al
present. entirely - the nEercy Of the
railroads. whiis in almost every
~ he- s-zts IN tbe nation il ! the
p,he- way There should re no de-
s;-e for oppression. mt there should
re 81 established code of public
-icb;s that rsil-uzds or other cor
s-orz-iOns shou ! u~ forced to respect.
and whils there L,.s not teen much
said Vet on the subject in priDt. it
would not surprise The writer to finG
legislation OF this nature ahSo-ol Re
the deepest interest Dsxt winter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07
yOgI PACIFIC NEWS sD1Es.
OREGON

OREGON.
Juhu Suyefs cav mill, near Burns,
was destroyed by fire last Tuesday
VIM Kent stabbed Ed HeuIery al
Baker Cry On tine 18th, Kent was
srTe-i-d. Hsulery viii recover.
Robert Walker, a Umatilla county
farmer, has made an assignment.
His assets are $500 and liabilities
sS,s7g.
Ths Union Iron works Of Port
hand. narrowly escaped destruction
by fire Saturday afternoon. The
heavy rain falling saved the build
ing. %he loss Was about 1900.
The NobmanD family weIe poison
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

ed at Albany Saturday by eating
pressed corned beef and soale OF the
members were in danger cs their
life for two dsy>, bgt are no~ recov-
ering.
John Harris attempted TO jump J.
p. Helt1el's homestead claim in
Washington county. Harris ~heu
requested TO vacste seized rife snd
fred AT Heltzel missing him. Heit-
Eel Immediately knocked him
down. took his rifle away from him
and mSrrhed him 10 Hiilsboro Is
miles and had MIN placed in iaiI.
+ George Sollinger, who returned
from BAser City the Other day with
load OF freight dragged valuable
mare to death. The animal WIS
leading behind tbe wagons, and in
s.lIne way threw herself and was
dragged about half a ulile before il
was discovered that there was any
thing wroDg.-Grxnt County News.
WASHINGTON.
y. {. Harlan, late superintendent
OF the Tacuma poetoffice. hss embez-
zIed $50 belonging 10 an Italian.
Ii is supposed Harlan has gone TO
Silver City. Mexico.
cALIFORSIA-
The Fresno brickIayers are out on
strike.
Superior Judge Armstrong, at
Sacramento last Friday, decided
that vagrsncy is crime, and any
( person 50 charged is entitled to trial
oy jury. This decision is AT variance
with the decisions Of other superior
judges
IDAHO.
Two Idaho IOugli- near Mullan
lr=I Saturday, started out TO rub a
string OF salO0ns. They stand up
and relieve teI men. but boy, E.
4. Davidson, EilI- Ed Stacey and
puts his psarTn Bassert IN fight.
\ party of men are hunting for
Bas--tt.
MTScEI.LA SEDCs.
At Mulian, Idaho, a stranger WAS
relieved of sl5.O by fooipads, after
giving him q severe beating- They
nave not been arrested.
Mr.. Seligman, late chairman o.
the republican central COMMITTEES,
OF Montana. has sued the Anaconda
Standard for libel, asking $lOo, ,0Oo
damages
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Salem Juvenile. AZ 6eryzis.


The French Prairie Gazette. Of
Oct. 1, has this notice OF a Night
Of"
Dzily's popular comedy vas pre-
-enIed al The public nall in this city
OF Thursday evening OF last week,
oy salem Juvenile Dramatic Com
pauy. The play had been literally
advertised and every fellow and his
gir, came Out for Might OF, to
enjoy pleasant evening ana So
sume,hiEc in the way OF = iirst-c.a-s
performance. -ess;s sold rapidly
and the bOQSe Was crowded early IN
rae evening. The advertised fire
w,-ks and street parade took plaes,
D1c Were rather tame sfi4iTs. The
music Wa failure owing probably
10 only part OF the hand icing
crs-eu-- At y clock the curtains
s-Use Oh the first scene. with J. l..
Mitchell, rne professor writing play
"a ue Presented before the foot lights
He sustained his caste pa-sably well
and il some parts did exceedingly
well, Dut il was evident that re
could better write q play than pro
Guce one.
f Dell Dinsmore. as Marcus Bru-
ius Snepp. made he hit of the
evening. His IiiAke VI was very
good aud MS acting was first cia--
IN every particular. The rest OF the
mals Characters were very good sup
port, aud IL WAS clearly evident
they had not followed the stage for
live.ih sSi. OF the lady charac-
Iers, Miss Edith Farrar sustained
her psarc Is SUSAN, in 8 very clever
mauner. She s-eIued at home on
the stage and performed in very
pleasing way the mast difficult part
of the play, and brought applause
;rDm the audience quite ir-queutir.
Mis- Ella A-D-gg,G made very
gO5l iuu. wife and an excellent
uGthe--in-l2w she aei-d her part
with such dig air, becoming
her caste, that could be appreciated
Miss Jennie BOutn, e. the youngest
''iUp Of the family" did remarkably )
well for one OF her age, aud
showed she was Possessed Of sOIne
good talent. which If developed
would make her quite E good
amateur performer. 3ii=- Crump,
while making very Pretty APPEAR
ance on the Stage, did not -eem to u.
al ease il her caste aud failed 10 add
life % the play. AS a whole tie
performance was fairly god, but
the play did nat seem 10 enIhu-e
the Gervai- public. aud it va- either
d LACK Of Appreciation to know
gOsSd play hen they SEE il, or tins
entertainment was a punk" affair
a. some would choose to call il. We
-N-Lf- s4r .2AAl sIr- AZ sAIc 4<EL -lldL
our people expected too much; they
were led 10 believe from the flaming
posters that they were to be treated
to q first-class dramatic perform.
ance, aud in this Of course they were
sOinew hat disappointed. II il but
justice 10 say that they produced
the play under the most adverse cir
cunsranees, the drop curtain being
most miserable failure, and consid-
eraOiy embarrassed the performers,
besides the SEATING capacity OF tn.
hall Was poorly arranged. The ar
ciI-=Cra which furnished the music
for the entertainment and daue.-
was something very fine, in fact, IL
Wa- the O.zst We have had the pleas
uFe VI listening lo for some time.
aud Wa highly spoken Of by all
PRESENT. The little episode which
TOOK place at the close Of tbe dancs
was uucalled for by all concerned
aud disgrace 10 those VINO parlIci-
paied iii il.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07
Ordinance No. 18.

An ord snaucr bill prUvid ng for tns pru'es
rtir OF pubic sewers. are manner ~
making connection herewith. and Tor
making = recuTG N, such cDaneciiOns-
Re it o-dAiDcG BY The cUunnlon rhGbc44 OF
.h- city ol salem.
sEI TiOS IL shall b. unlawful for any
persnp or persons ~ oos--rucf ur IN any
manner iuts-f-f. with any public sewer
~t;hiu IN, city NJ salem, nr 10 MAGE con
nec.lon Herewith without the written per
mission of the city reclTter.
SECTION .-Auy person desiring such
c,lnuectinn. b-.iJTe sS;ng the same, stall
mAk. application u writing t. the recoTd-
sr fs- = permit therefor, particularly de
.crib!ng the premises To De- drained and
;ne poiu: o. !unctg-s Win ss1ii public
seSer
SECTION 3--Tns city recu-ds- i herr
oy authorized iO grant p--rmls- tn- such
rs1nn rcttou- -upj-,.i 10 such restrictions Ia
TO the size and Material c' -ucn cpnuecttn2
Dip, -ne ins-RtInn % lrisI- lid the uItlnDel
~ doing she VurS. the recorder and
committee On streets and public p~uy-rty
may deem uert-sssry. And, " Deu Ypg uestsd
Nv said committee. he shall require irUm
.ne splic;Int = bond or other >s'u-sty sgf
fcteut in amount tn Indemnify the city
against l1=s Or DANG. resulting from ns-
cnFeie--n--s, Imperfect WORK or uIait-
-i0!. Or failure u comply with the
terms NJ she permit NJ a; NE -ts:lAnce
SECTION the person obtaining such
permit shall MAKE ne cOunec-ior therein
under me supervision of ths street cssni-
missioner a. provided N ORD cinAnce III ne
shall ciIuse NJ Portion OF tce street o.
alley disturbed by him 10 De- Placed la
zt-pc emotion. and nss.ify ,he yscorde- IN
writing OF the completion NJ ne work. nat
a record ma be xepG Oi sucH enun-ctIIn-
st.t1IO< l--Tne Tecurdsr shall maze u
record IN a suiiAhle h.sok ui AL eurue,-
lion. heretofore made wish kne public .sw-
-rs nj TN. ca,y. and such may be here
N;,.r made under the provision - tuIs OF-
dinsnce, showing she iOcs-tiOn, size and
material of Ene c,Innec.ing pipe. tne point
Of ilnctUrr Win TIE public --Wer and ue
name Gl ihe C-r.On or persons - VnuFu
th- p--rinIt wa grantee together witr .h@
IiIne when sucn connection vuS niasie.HuC
-hall MAKE such Utucr Eeeuyd relating
.nrsriD a. said committee mzy & rect.
>t.CTluN t--Auy p.r.on violating any
~ the Provisions VI sections Ov VI tsi-
ordinance. sflsN upon runvictiun theFeui
D- i0rS ne recorder, be fined n = sum not
exceeding nffy dollSrs- A .ru- cnpy.
lnitesi- I.F. CONN.
kscnrd-r-
Passed the common coGncN August III.
$50, and approved by the mEyur August
I'm. Isrl- GEO. ILLIAJis, Mayor.
.alen, Oregon, sept l,tb, $50.
~ --ot l.. +. OSS. R-co-der.
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Mining Application No. 9.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

OREGON CRY. oregon, Aug. Is, lSa
NOTICE = hereby given iaA; the Capital
~ Consolidated sold and silver min
ing com p3ny. :. r. Chadwick. president.
whose pC-iOfface addr,a-s y salem, Oregon.
has This day filed his application fO- n
patent for atI lln-s4- l-st o, she Capital
Consolidated Cold and silver N ne OF vein
bearing gold snG sUve-. WIKI surface
z-uunt aN feet II width. situated in Hen
line mining district. county OF Marion acc
Stale - oregon. and designated py ins
n-ic nnte- aud official pats On rl- IN .n%
o-ti.- a. lot No 3iE. said lot No 4lh p~-
ing d.-cri U@d a. f'iiiovs. TO Wiz: BeEinning
az a rncx IN nlacs 1@.sn mound o; stone.
with bearing tree conner No !: thence
Ssr E. 40 feet 10 Stone N mound VI
stone VIII n<sxrin : tree corner No = tnen,e
y. -sse y gtN tee 10 stone tr mound D;
stone co-ner Sa. B thence g. l7~ W. ~
fee, TO rn.S in piace with mound of stone,
cu-uer No. 4 Lneucr n. T.S T.. AT fee; tn
u!s.s.e nf n-ginninz. Magnetic variation
lse tn 2s v containing :, j. ar-ss- The
location % HIS mine 4. recorded in the
recorder, nrf.e. ~ Marion coun,y. Oregon
Auy Hnc al p-r.pns claiming adversely
any portion OF said Capital Consolidated
" Id asG silver mine u- surface ground
AZ required IN file their adverse ciain
with -e reg ter ana Yere.ver ol the [. :.
liznd Office a, Oregon CITY. IN tine state o,
sT-szDn, during tns sixty tay- period ~
publication tne-estf Or they viii Dc barred
by yIrLGe " .h- provisions OF tns statute
!. 7. APPER-os.
s-la5ad Register.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

NOTICE-TEe undersigned sexton D.
N tne ! @. .. =. csnse--y VIII, 2fier Oc.-
an, be found a. the nrsL nOJ1s> =. the
south east corner Of the cemetery.
Il1-sr- !. ". UDOSSELL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

a. A. R@sdgvtc. Post No. IG, Depart
We rneur of oregon. 1n>ets every Monday
sveainx A. -ne nall owe. .nE oregon Land
sJrnpalyfs ofiee. Visiting comrades AZ
cordially IN vited 70 sIIenc-
u. c. sEEEHAs, Fls- Uofann.ste--
g a. RAEDLE. AcJuL&1L
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

Z z $oCTE1ICE, Contractor and
L. builder. Vel Prepared 10 DO a.
kinds a DgAclng and glArzEIee ssrAsl.zs-
.t0E. +2i-1n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

n. CLOCGE- CDde-Eaksr- EmnaImer
A. zo6 CAbsn=t AExs-. 1T c-a-s -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07


e-er-c AZ TIE way &C foos- crc- rcu,-
Sn-r a-t rc-o-re z1rn0 cR-ry1g Kr4N
ack 40 gE, s--r @ c-usr aeA1s . krsS
Coz q sse zu1 czcrss cus1- IRON rs@ e.
f>cu * wk3cc n c-i-1E -eoCre< s< vcs-A,
Dpr r-rcryr. L-rertze wfse ncv CO
euz-rz1r rur ray yeGA ne ar IL
Pse-cxp 6nl3<.r N4r3s-x prsccv--y sc--~
tDet = Q c,7-1-y revs-ape-. a11 n- g.
ts-Hzo>c % ~ Z A few nc<-19 vc-Esf
= cea,r-: gr En--.s cnc--roec use cC-%c
k-z- lvrys roC t-eepe1oer- - ank ~
euc-sy fcr q v-aSa1c- 1e rc~ Ars c<
neecz roce- &c tSEpee ss-e - country, T,
- av-c h1-<sr. cUnzclrs1oc b LING
a-uszA F1r s--1.UA = Al n UyT-Ac
fr-EA ree Dzs-uvsy . ~ u1>7C2e.
rz-~.y Il ci@1-.s the GyvceU o. ~
bspod-z-.z t--z- -rs1sve- cnue E-s-s-is'
g-s cx-vs al sEz- z-5 Scalr Oseae>z. So
rnrur --r-e-. Ec-SuA arc k-nc-rc Al
meta I. : gT.a -anseed 10 bene-- ~
c.-r II al tsssz=a- -or vnscs < . recdll2-
Uen6et- r DO- : uait Ior . VIZ d -
fzodec- S.oA- 4 cr-SsSz
c,eyxr. yET - E1Ers DS Ne. Aszx
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07
THE ODELL
T YPE WRITER.

sr will Scy the OpuLL Tyr NRrrsE
wirh - characters. and SIS eor he SING
CA~stsnsI l. warranted 10 do better vors
than Suy uisrhfus made.
li csnfuoins- ~tNFiis rTN WIN hJ JkAhlL-
r-f >Pgsn. EASE of tfPEEArIs~. wears
ksnge- vstnnut etDs<r nf rppSirtng Tran any
other machine. Has No INK Tibcnr 70
b.r, her the opsraror. Ia :, neat. -un-iSn-
tiSi. ricsei pls ed. perfect Nnd adapted 70
AL Kinds % tyye writing. Liss printing
r-s-s.> il prudurr- sharp. clean. leg bic
fzianu<rrsui. Two DC ter rnp.e- can S~
uISce 81 one WRITING Any Intelligent F>er-
ssrI =. z b~,prss an op~-~,ny ia tSp Gays.
- sntrsT slft II .ry Ucer9irT whc c'sn
scuAI the WORK cf the IUrElE CASE
QnELL-
Rel-scle Agents and sals~uleE wanted
sperts, intucsuisrt Ia isnisrs.
Fur pamphlet giving Endorsements, &c
sct-s-s- OpF.I.L. II PE, " FlrkR Ctl.-
= and = sss Ave CnicslEn. III.
@Stt
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BCsINEss CARDS

ELErE BAKER h1nzn Estr Emp7-s-
L rm- CUu-- s-re%l.-rird doo- from opera
house. VeuIilzI-z. human Ez4r cr-Ss .
Specially. EAlz dressing Il Tie latest
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07
Notice for Bids.

--s.l-f otds Will os Feeslyet by II N. cosn-
~ Court, ~ Marion cDunfy, On1zDn On
W ed ne.day .ns rn day 81 OczD1sr, l-I
At ZOcisIck .. m fJ~ furnishing aud pis.e-
ing tEO tnDuEsnc tons Of Large stone
arUund Tn. tWV pssrs o: sns VII snssts
bridge
raid stone 10 be placed ou or before tns
~. O day ~ November. Iss.
Tne eDurt gsr-Ty-s Too right 10 reJsrf any
or ali oifis.
By ogdeF or the Ena. couutF eourf, o:
harlDn cDuriy cEurl .Orsgou-
III. BABcocE,
County Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07
SOCIETY SOTICEs.

A o. q W-PrU-ecsiou Lsds- No- = 4.
"A. o. Z. W., -s4-ll, D-1gD-- Meet -facc
Wednesday evening a. i-s 1&ll II state In
s--anrr osOcx. eo-ceT Com ms-rlzl and
Cr-n=xe<z s-rsz-s Visiting and -o5surn-
ins ngsrn Invited r. T. -oTrEyICk-
"a EkE- Ecenrdar. Nv
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

IOHS GRAT.-Enn.-zr.o- and builder.
81 Fine tnsic- cn1-rlnz 8 specially. kas
Cor rrle-r.al street .A-eL O-seDL-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

= ? RICHARDS y. Attorney a. lzv- n
- - ur stairs fr t-or. -opnx q rev
Bcsc bicck -o-rer CoEne-yt4, and CczI--
streets, Sase- Q-~co-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

The h.chArds drug company. agents 81
sna siI sArnst .tsset, nan t.nci.eo Csl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

% e~r1r O6~ tz- door = -cs ae-
AZ hess of s-Al-< IL ne res- OF Lstt &
Sushls bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

IOES ESIGET. Blzck-mttn- Horse
81 snoeinz and repairing & Specially. snop
AZ The foot OF Lioe--y s-rs<-- salem, D-zxDL-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

T-LNOS FORe s:-o-rey q; s-. sss=n,
l. O--ToE- Ocsce Er~-4-S n PS--oC 8
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

ID ! LARSEN Manufacture o. su kinds
i oS vehicles Repairing 9 speciality.
Oc.y rhs o><z wo-z tU-n-c oClr snOp -
s-als street. nsx- dor 10 .c-Io~- Ponls,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

~ Ed. EOEYEBzTne- and EEir-drsS<-
VI. ing pa-to-s- rin>s- os.as n IN eiry.
4s Lonrnerr.zl Street -ale1n-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-07

n 2 ESIG HI Ecl=c-t- Pr-st--.-- 0--ir.
-. = CD1-L S--s-=I- salem Oregon Pu-
no-2-y cl<ssAs<z specially.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-10
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To n. II. FARnRLL and T. II. CULLEN. their heirs,
ass: :ns Or legal representatives,:
You ars hereby notified that have expended
the sum Of one hundred 5000 dollars in labor
and improvements upon the
CYCLOP6
Lode Mining Claim, situated the southwest
fork Of Der Creek. In Mineral Hill Mining Dis.
.rtet Aiturss county Idaho Territory. in order to
hold said premis = under the provisions Of Sec.
ton 1884. Revised statutes Of Il. United States;
h-ing the amount required to hold tho same for
the year ending December ~. 1850 That y"ur re.
spectiv~ proportion IL ~ follows: You, n. H. Far.
ssll ysur heirs assigns. ~ legal representatives.
thirty dollars and eleven cents lS3l.il); and
you. T. u. Qnilien. your heirs. a.sign.. or l~gsl
reres:ntstv's. thirty.one dollar. and eleven
eents 1891 H. heing fourteen forty a. tbs EACH Of
III. said Cyelcps Lode MiDing Claim And II
notice BY publication. you fail or refuse to con.
tribute your proportion OF such expenditure a.
{ o-Own~ra. your intsr~st In said claim will BE-
come the property cf tho undersigned und-r the
p1Oviaions Of said Section 232l.
DAN. REILLY.
HALEY. Idaho, JsnWsry 2, 1850.
Fret publication: January 2, 1870.