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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21
WANTED.

TWO OR THREE MEN To CANVASS
Il for the Standard Sewing Machine.
Call At once, l0l Z. First south St. dlf
STASLEY's GREAT BOOK IN DARK
- list AFRICA. We w,at an agent for
this remark able work in every County
throughout Utah Everybody wants 10 read
tbs our agents are coming mohey every-
where Forterritory and terms, address A.,
l. BANCROFT a Co., l5s Post ST., san Fran
cisco, Cal. go
A 7 THE DEsERET NEAT MARKET.
IA DAiIy-fed Pork and Chpics Veal.
HiKhest price pad. ID. HILTON a Co..
halt block east Of News Ocice Corner
NARPENTERS AND TRACK MEy on
~ the Utah Central hallway. Good
wages paid. Apply at the Depot or at once
opposite Eagle GATE
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Buy your drugs Of "the boys, y
Pratt & Co., 4s Main st.
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IRE CHICAGO, ROag ISLaHg q qaelFIe RAILWAY,

aeuding hes branches d szs;cs sss cad Vest OF the
sorIa Aiolne, Isis6 uscatino
Sioux DAI-oTCerre-oE,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21
:. 2. RESSEGUIR,
Genl. Manager.
u 80 = e

IHAoouAInTED WITH
MUCH VALUABLE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21
MAcElFIcEgT VEsTIBl.LE EXPRESS TRAINS,

competitors equipment cocl ventilated
Pueblo
Sald
Splendid
nd FencIsc he Ecf LIVE Pics Pe1k anitou
VIA TIE ALBERT LEA ROUTE
1svotc Line Pipesoae NStor-
he Eo-th
THE SHORT LINZ sEl,i n,e1nes
'oseph Atchison Ieayonvgorth Kansas
dice States Cau2da Gdd-ess
:: ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN,
General Manager CHICAGO. III.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

SHgRIFFs' CoNvRNrIoN, The
state convention of Oregon sheriffs
is to meet here next Monday, the
alsI, and ~ many Of those now hold
Ing that office are new men aud
may not he aware Of it, the news
papers of the state are requested to
give the matter as much publicity as
possible. Those new officers are
Just the men to receive benefit from
such meetings, where the best modes
of detecting crime, the arrest and
care of criminals and all matters
pertaining TO public business can he
discussed, and plans of action formu-
lated. These conventions are now
held regularly in all the older states
aud are very popular, rs tending to
improve the service a great deal.
Sheriff Croisan, of this county, hopes
there will be large attendance and
expects 10 make the gathering a
pleasant as well rs profitable one for
his brother officers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

BALL GANtEs,-The game yester-
day between the real estate men
and the printers was not q very sat
isfactory affair, taken all around.
Those who didn't know anything
about the rules-and they were nu-
merous-thought the umpire was in
the same fix and they kept jawing
him all the time. At the end Of the
5th inning, the printers were "a to
Is, but they then jumped the game,
Notwithstanding the desire Of the
real estates to continue to a finish,
hence the latter do not acknowledge
defeat by any means. This after
noon the grocery statesmen tackled
those Of the drygoods and clothing
business and an interesting game Is
now in progress. 1t ought TO be an
even game, as one set has the weight
and the other the measure.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

SrRIkER- -PARISH.-At thS N
p rArSN2Sge. SSle-a. T3s<3NV.
JGly Is lSsA NJ - Ellx ". RSrrSa
1Hd Mr.. : W. SSrykes. Rev, ".
Rollins othcl&iiDg
The bgS3e Is stsssr q MrS RSl,
lns, ~ Sh0se kOGsS he za4rrlNzs
tcoS pASce, the csNaao1N b<ior
pstvAis. She came here troon l.oa.
&>n, Cans2S. sslseSAlns oveg tArVx
yoArs &SN aud With heT rsSiuns
dlsEsoSassoa sAe ANs ~ uaAis uuassr,
eSas Sc2aintSnoSS eGt th1sS Sho
have tAA, PasSs2Fe spoSk ~ hsg Ia
'Ae h'gessi terms &s lA3y os nach
accompaniment AMI Sre4i hSNaSy q
chAr4SS<r.
Mr.. S1gy6Ss = one q the ySauS
nse2 y hS graduated with hoa0x Al
WtlA@esls uniVVrsty lssS usO0th.
AaA - = yoaag man ~ exemplary
cesESctes S0a praSais az natare.
tas hApRy yoa0g ce0p,s toOk The
o0e o'Saoc6 train ks Ro<tla0a.
~hSTS they win Visig With Nr.
stES ees = tNually soSns weeks, thSacS
r'.sce~alas 10 Le1t0a, CsnSaA, and
rSaaAin a EiOnlh ~ ~ vita The
tsnal.y ~ MrS -. sgtsg ShscA they
wi0 ta6s aP theg Rsi3enos al
EV@nsloa, lliR01s Nhsrs Mr. =
~s1 eoseg tee NsxtA~Sssesa Uuh
Vessi,y Ana PsePars hi&se,f seT 6ls
oho~ea psNassssioa, The nsic' 'stry
Tue JOyRSAl ksUs tAsiF many
iie1as in h0Pes Az a lNag AataN .,
eli-s sna pss~psric.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
A Cure for Sick Headache.

This distressing complaint is DIE 10 an
inactive or sluggish liver or consti palegs = =
bowels which deranges the stomach and
disturbS the nervous system causing az
illness and an oppressive dull pain IN the
head, omen so severe as 10 prevent any res,
or sleep. One OF DR.. Gums improved
Liver Pills will releave you OF All the pam
ard misery and n few more doses will cor
Net the liverand stomach and regulate the
bowels. While these pills are small, easily
~ Ken. and mild and gentle in their action
thero is no medicine mand that VIII SO ei-
fectually cure sick headache. y cents u
boy. Sid by smith & steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

SAlRx AESoAn,-The folSowirg
ss taken frOra the W&aks0. Iowa
nszssserAt. &E3 shows that oGg usw
oorocrs are ooins rNsi EaiSsaozAgy
wOxS &zaNas tAs&r SSl rsiSAbo-s
escS ESss; "P, \. krosAES Ess-.
re>as2t e3isss - the Jlxls30ai&. Mn
]oGTcs1 who DSS rsSSssss al SSsera.
ONegOn, has seat - z nS3t il.1s-
tr&les pamphlet descriptive oS that
$50 2sld lgS eaviNSz$ Ausoog the
several handsome rss53srcss shown
Is that II Hoa- GeA W. Gray. The
Lansing hAaSsg AMI state seaAtoE n
an casSy 1Sy. We jG3ss Salem 10
he veSy p0e<sy AMI sass-Pgising
essy"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Col. w. y. Ladue took th'
morning train for Portland.
/ Postmaster \. y. Gilbert is a bus
ineSS visitor in Portland to-day.
Mr.. f. Levy came in from Port.
land on last evenings : train.
George Hoeye, tonsorial artist, i:
a visitor in Portland this afternoon.
! Attorney Geo. X. Burnett is doing
business in Woodhurn this after.
noon.
Capt. Sanford Watson returned
10 Portland this morning after 5
weeks visit here.
Mr.. II. f. Gibson, Of Portland,
has been exchanging greetings with
old friends here since yesterday.
Col. J. c. Shofuer. OF Portland, is
In the city to-day, attending the
meeting of the state military board.
Saml l.. Hayden Was $ passenger
for Portland this afternoon and may
extend his trip to Ellensbury, Wash,
before his return.
Mrs, J. J. palrymple aud her
daughter, Mrs, q. f, KrausSe, will
start tomorrow for pleasure visit
ofa few weeks to Wilhoit springs.
Mr.. and Ms. Vim. EnglAnd ard
Mr.. Aud MrS. Eugene Bneyman ne
turned last evening from an ex-
tended trip through the Puget
sound country.
Mr.. Frank II. johnson. after
pleasant S,journ Of three weeks
among relatives sni friends here,
returned this morning 10 his home
in SehOme, Wash.
o. r KrsuSse. the boo; aud shoe
man, took the afternoon train for
ColtAx. WA>h., to look sfter 4 branch
store he and his bro,hers have in
operation there,
Miss shaw, 4 iAughtcr Of Judge
J. J, Shaw, Is contnei 10 the house
with severe stack ~ mS,zlsl
sNer. The numerous friends Of the
family hope fog her speedy reNovsry,
MIS- GrAce Pipsr. now 81 Seatile,
who has b-en visiting friends here
; few weeks, took As; evenings
ram f'r Albany, here she viii ~
nsin same weeks with her sister,
Mrs.. E W. L&ngion.
County Clerk r. J. RAbcock
:ArSed this morning early foc
'o,N0,u u s few weeks IN the moun-
sins above MshaRlA, where he
.op<s 10 Strengthen somewhSs in
rs phys9c2l organization.
MCScLE " CHEEN. - At SIX
'elock ghsS Afternoon N Capital
ARK siii,5on. vii be played the
'aSS b1ll game - the SeSsoa, iVe in
lisgs ns;Nrex1 tue blSSkSnllhs ADd
"a estate nssn. ThlS wjll he worth :
S~Srg-
Mr.. &oi Ms Trjub,e, pioneers of
'5siy hi-,. started this afternoon so-
'e3Ar Camp &SoGi EleS1 miles
hove Sl,Vs-.or. They - by w&s,n .
rfrA -ha s---a--+,-, - l.--,-s-,-
&eS vs- ,&Se1 With t,zek kbx-r5es.
rh5ch s !oCHNAL representative
r&s Invited - SAN PIE, oc thesr re-
lrn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

he Il3ePS16s1cs Motoc line. .
: sd vil os ruaniGg by tss S-iL
q TIE noo1ih. Ths b&ll1stiag All
oe 6nlshei this Wrsvk sE5 ths C--y
6sASy : AZ rus - pun tie c1a-h
Ws,l Pas-ea tArUess szy ihzt The
wheat orOp in Po-k oo1nty this yszr
wlll sxcS~3 thai O lzss seSSso. Ths
rsoSz, e.od weather hzs Pcoved vsry
eS0e1elAl - spEiug grSin xs3 hzs
oA2sea the grz5a 70 Al oGt vel
Dallas Oess-Dosg.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
SALEN's COMMERCIAL INTEREST.
The Beard Of Trade Deiag Coed Work
Extension OfCity Limits Man
At Portland, Etc.

The board Of trade met In adjourn
ed session with President Wright Ia
the chair and Secretary Mitchell al
the desk. Roll call found a large at
tendance and the minutes Of previ.
GUS meeting were read and approved.
The matter Of keeping man at
Portland for immigration purposes
was brought up and after general
discussion IL was moved, seconded
and carried that the board continue
an agent at that point. Mr. Savage
will therefore remain at his post un-
I'll further action. 1t was the general
expression Of the meeting that Mr..
Savage's labors have been Of vast
benefit.
The following resolution was pre-
sented and unanimously adopted,
the secretary instructed to transmit
a copy OF the same to the city record
er to be presented to the common
council this evening:
Whereas, II is apparent from the
extensive growth Of population and
its concurrent necessities in the ter
ritory contiguous to the incorpors-
tion OF the city Of Salem. all of which
requires public Improvements and
expenses demanding Increased ne
sources Of revenue, be il
Resolved, That the board Of trade
request the common council Of "a.
lem to take such steps as are neCes-
sary TO have the limits Of the city
Incorporation extended 50 as to in
clude the outlying additions which
are receiving the full benefits Of city
life without any of its pecuniary
burdens
Inquiry WAS made as to the pub
lication Of another pamphlet for
Eastern circulation and the report
was given that Mr.. ). A. Clarke has
the copy about ready tor the printer.
The boari, sfter an informal dis
cussion Of several matters ofinterest,
adjourned TO the regular meeting,
Monday, August 4th.
AFrERTHoUGHrS.
IL WAS suggested by mary that in .
making the next advertising con-
tract ia Eastern papers, Que widely .
circulated and influential weekly in
the German language and one in the
Scandinavian, published in the
Mississippi valley, BE- included in the
list, the DecorAh, Iowa, Posten. be-
ing perhaps the best Of the latter
class and a German paper st Mil
waukee having the largest list Of the
former. II
The move for the extension of the
city limits is one that has long
made itself manifest IS 5 necessity
and has Commanded the attention
N oar people AZ vSuoyS times, Ii ,
has been s,rOngly opposed by Per /:
sons residing outside the incor..arA- I
ion limits up 10 rscently, but now
{ Is said large majority in North.
South and ENSs Salem are in favor .
{ IT, Of course resistance will ID !.
aSsse by few, but the justice SDi :,
sh, q the ulSi,sr will appeal 10 \
very NesS3eni having the ultimate
Nod & the eity &i heart, and every
70QSESy holder in the Bow OUTLYING :
o-tkonS Will see in &ivanNe the :
easats 10 hs derived 10 lhsalss YES :
sdividg&lIy in beNominS pary Il !.
x iRcarPorSiion. L
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

OK THE ROAD AGAIN.-By the
Portland papers il is seen that old
lady Miller, who wandered around
here on two or thre occasions last
winter and spriug, returning here
after an aimleSs trip up the valley,
and who was examined As to her
mental condition and sent 10 the
asylum for insane from here, is
again at large. and is found in the
same liquor soaked condition as be.
fore. The first known in Salem oi
her release from the asylum WAS the
account of her wanderingS and ar.
rest in n rslent number Of the Ore
gouian, She is pitiable case. as
there is no doubt her mind is weak
nom physical injuries IN the head.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

MILITARY ELHCTIoN.- The ne
turns are all in from the election
held Monday, the nh inst, by the
several companies Of the Second Ne
gIneut ., y. C., for the choice OF 3
lieutenant colonel 10 till the vacancy
oocAsioned by the resignation of NJ.
w, Hunt, and the result Is the
prOznOsSon u Major :. l. Lowell. Of
tins city, - the position. This WAS
3 wass selecsioa, As there Is prshShly
NJ aester pasted military man in the
s,e,e ih&2 the nlSiNr, ny oae better
adapted - shs soors, lis asNre than
eNoe0o1e CSps. q, II. Irvine. q
Albany, VII ~ r0o1scxei u the
-s7S q E2Stor.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

kASNEES' C0NSREsS-Gov. Rea-
nsySs to-day APp~inSsa Hen. sam.
osa ilayua&n, cS WcoeNaru. HOS.
CAAS Ailssg, & Isasrs.ao. Aad JSs
\, Brew, of Rs1toa coanty, a. 81.
egStes % othe Arrasrs' co,sress - ~
heA& Ia CS0nS2 Rl0as, lO~A. Oext
n1latA.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
R9TEL AERINALS
CREMKNErE RsvKl.

! ( SAofoss, TAs,o B<.nhe-c.. II
; CSseso2. ; II Marta, RcSS RrS5y.
RogslAcd.
NEn II CSnaoa and vie. Ven.
tara. Cal
: { Sl&33en. CasaASo.
I \ FNrs. McCoy.
} D&vt1. FJ NsWtoa. Ny.
? lcS2G. r&colzA
J { SrSur, AG3Soc.
q GreSn, PAT no2or2u. y :
Hs,uses> CITY,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

Nissan ~ JANA.-An wlsAias
- a. saGseshiag S< tAs psvSroSs 4
Jana aRd az tAs saase tiaas iasaF~
tlselg esa co&AAsss and gosd hoAlth.
shoah1 ny soa,s ~ thar sFAsaasd
g01saea Java cosAss Al SasiFV Rsrral
kCs&
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
lEsSrEUelS fllrt tts RscRrt a. the
laIHn Eeearttfs 0fet.

" II WsSsSor - Ss15A1io
Irving loS ], o5Ssk t& in
lccgs al u Ssle1,.
: 4 lssSlp ans Nits % J N
G0oSS s1lSS & NSpoS SS u
SakEl
Il C&gh A0cAo5shcp -
lcAa II l-zgrtson. A,gs Ard :
t2,Sk s. - Rsal
) ? NAVsOces zUl vie -
Oveo NSvvl13sg. lnJ la 3
Sc.fVs il SSivertcu-
Il fbs2ps S03 Nlte %
Macy T. Mils,sr. Ks s and 4
FtSlQs al - SllVSEgo1-
DAVID kzrlv ash wihe q
psniel " Early, lo,ASs ac7Vs
iuld lc of y Shr1n intrS
rsw.
OvNSOa Lad o. ~ J y
RargSsS, ~ :. Saack 3 hiSh-
lAD1 al - S2hSyu,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

hAPFN rsVoCSET.--Ia so1as parts
~ he stase weens The PeOQae are
troGAsc& With The Gass sesthns N
tSssr Prs1asses the cSssoaa & spCva3.
i2s straw en- The roS1 la fcO1l q
theig rsSstts.acSs has hcx1extenss Vsly
s3oRsed A oo&ts3s * Ssr4w ~
saw das, makes cSod FvaaSay toz
TIE dGss evl and an easy roAa 10
sraNasf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
THE COUNTY FINANCES.
The Several Avenues Threngh Witch
Taxes Find Their Way hack to
the People.

Following is q complete abstract
Of the county warrants drawn in
accordance with claims allowed by
the county commissioner court at
the July term, closed Saturday, the
18th:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

RoNKs WTrNnRkwN.-rhe 0er.
nnAnA Fsre lnsannse Ga. ef Ne~
loek. wilAdres tAslr hoaAs fgoa,
ehe watts 81 tbe state trSNsar,, and
~ vtrtue ~ the statutes ~ this staie,
wl.l sea-e a,2ng b&ussess ia OosSoa.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

tNsssrss-oe Eecster easEsral EEsaaEsg-s gAlaa
se@f - ~ el-t tElrN 49, rsrNa'-Is l.lt ~ kg.4
grN-r-esarlGE Nesa kea arEtle 49,
eses es-s,eF eerpc aG01sErcs e.rs ta.,tsl
- 80 ~ uattlsE4c s--s s1s1 tAt1L u Sfshs
1Ssce'hs - F4sse ~ resa&sGre RaaNy uala.
- A11 t@E SANr9aWR q grckt rtNe-s.
y Asee $3.50 taslf 49, &stsaare heaNe 14ak
Ntk<+eteaa eNfss-,,A 90 NEs ns.ea 90 ahe s1l
t1SlV tfksl lsattliel ENer<. kn1 tEaae 49,
NN,askt. ket H,,'sl fs1gsllkr - ass1elIag's :
St.'a.tsiA ht.Efs. q freNx1EsllNe thal AZ
eNtl taart - a s42t1rg kNou1e4 re.aakae
tai..lf ~ ss11 akFF reclal,l -. ~ llsssa,l a.
49, 1es ta4ga - eacst.tate ~ tAara
"a tafs&e4 tatsliri .lt11l ~ renafItaal 80.
tfe-ttcast A. tEe, AZ - ~ C4hsr 49,
~. Ia 49, - A saa at.SaaSl taarcTe
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-GS1. !. T.
RSasey, editor q the Christian
SeseDos Journal published in Ras-
'on, vii give lsSsure az the State
hc~sss Wednesday evening s, -,4i
RNssybsosiy = vrslcoroe. y
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

Woen SagGAP.--C'2ll Oa Vlea n.
ssosihos sS ssAls ssreet. a wa Wans
@ lay IA yosr ~t1ssg sapgSy n
woeA Extra i01oSaaSoss u eey
noS, A. tSS A. any hr1ser dare ssll.
Daat pa h ors yoG naSy os tos lAte.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
Tie Rssl Cssarry

II. = :, Hosdx1. TIE E.he~sSl
CcGsA >yrlp cAuroG os sxcxllz5 IN
ioe I-A-Sss ~ THE cCTS - co1EoS
S,o-1s sd ci01-SA-Sl arteEiio-1Ss
". ". RONStSS, Mans
Lazy s1ne s. s1lSll 81 CSElS Fc-
sale - al 1rGSSIs-s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
The Best Light.

That is what we want on any
subject, and two arc electric lights
make store at night just as bright
as day. This is important in Sc
lecting clothes, and you get the benz
eft uf il at Courad's,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
See TIE Best

When wa are in Salem yoa 50
M vSrt - p0g Up with anything
oo' tire oss1. NCG VA. II vsssi
The rness s,NeSs and seS The bSrSs-S
lSyo1cS To 81 that IN eaNhiug.
IoA1sO1, RNoshoy & Co's- . tSs
Dl2cs IL VSSsL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
A MhsAlxaz CenrrAI kEz,~Ny Enpsu.,
Nl~s Aas cAss, Arssr S<xea Vaa-4'

n e,ss szlf.efs,1 1EsaE * - Ms-e i
a. Ss--fa-- --.-z'.i1 cls,-2.zl.y a. A 49,
n "A ~ kaeEsEs hc-4E.e a-.sssss.- -
r-a4l Al ~ - sesls1ls- A1s1 l1-rzzrs sl.rr -
eaa.,.1 E1t pc1c a 1e4l-a u,Es s..t--l1r = -
&rTu111t1 ccls-l 80 tkr ssl.-l-.r ~
sa2zkEs cL t1.1s 80 aE.- Ar1 49, - =
erc1.l.1l<e4 Esf cArr kraE1Is -. n
0c4caeer lEs1 c.aEa1 lk1g l. eks--s1s
Alss1.l.i1tlr e1F,-EA a14 an ll--1Er = -
1-.A - ao-Gin - ra1s.S1-a - relrss-
k-1xrt1k 14Ea41lF N1N g1cst 49, -.
a11 3 sns1 - ~ ~ tA-1k = "a 49,
80 taaa.4 k@1Et aU1 Gesr usr.1rzrir.s =
- aG<4l ~ L-Ak11lkkE Agz ~
49, Ns51. ~lat ~ 80 a s1sl,,l-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

BIG WOlSE. -TAe SAlsca cxa aue,,-
Is SoSaS a r'assliss bSass5esS jass nov,
TIE pSlOcap&l issla handed lxiaS
peas Os WAsca SIX thc1sSa3 ezns
we've pGt oR yesterday. Ths in.
d9s1sy ls &,ssscsi1s mach &its1sSaa,
= SrSwiHg in P1S1Ss fsvor and will
have dscS3SI iAEa<s.os in ssia,u.
AaiiaE the oG,,ivzISa2 e fruits zrs
VSgE2sass -. .Gahae ssr Is uSs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

Lc1N EESE-Ss,u uuasr ehAlIssS :
cents : yAri a. The CsPi;N Advs1-
gore 90 Hurry mp oaSo-s lhey Are
a. Soue-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
save on Groceries.

Try the Capitol Adventure Cos
new grocery store for bargains in
that line. Fresh groceries, pro
visions, oranges, bananas, candies
and vegetables always on hand.
Best delivery rig in the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
TERMS OF suBsrRIrrIoN.
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, CrOckery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindOwgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

FoR SALE Or RENT.-Desirable
cottage. Enquire n 9O2 Front
street. d2t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

SDoSs Tie "a Psrisc.S made by
the F@sl1e CsE2- ESeso-y. Gal, tx
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

WELLS, WELLS, Wells driven;
wells dug; wells repaired; on fair
terms. A. Darr. South Salem. If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

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Oil and gasoline stoves in great
variety and cheap, at Steiner & Bios
ers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
The F.llaheeu of Palestine.

The whole impression left ID my mind
bv what / saw OF the fellaheen IL Palestine
was that here was al ancient and historic
people-perhaps / shouM rather say the
descendants of three such peoples, the SOUS
Of Canaan. OF Araxn and Of Lhnael-sink-
ing down into a state Of mere savaGsry,
such as that Of the least civilized OK the
tribes whom Stanley encountered II his
march across Africa
For this long continued and still CON
tinuinC decline Of Palestine we must hold
the natives of Palestine partly responsible
Their weakness NAV Be 20 some extent the
result Of that enervating climate OF theirs,
where Basl the mighty sun god, SIN
shows himself as Of old terrible poten-
tate. whitening up the greatness OF the
earth and the vital forces Of men But,
whatever the cause. think We must admit
the fact that there Is Erevous lack OF
energy and self reliAnce among the Syrian
peasants Accustomed from childhood 70
stretch out the hand fer bsekshe1sh, and
following in stolid Ignorance the same
round Of agricultural labOrs which their
forefsthers have trodden for centuries, thu
very features IN their Character which
make them 50 interesting study 70 the
student OF Biblical archaeology seem 70
| make It almost hopeless task 70 form
them into an sete-priangs progressive,
self roverring community --ConEsmpo-
Vsry Review.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention
Light run of hogs.
Very few cattle on sale.
Hogs to - higher.
bold was the large buyer today.
More hogs would have sold on the late
market at 50. So to 3.5712.
Not enough cattle on sale to cause the
least activity or competition.
Business has not been as quiet around
the yards for several weeks.
Hogs purchased today, DOld rs, Whit
aker 3l9. Armour %, Butt IL Total num-
Der weighed up today l, 13S.
IT. Fo.uer, Caldwell, had in car of
hogs.
VT. Buckley came in from Rose Hill
with two cars Of hogs.
H. Miles. Newton, had in car of hogs.
j.. Cracraft, White Water, was on the
market with a car of hogs.
Haywood & Rhodes, Anthony, sent IN a
car Of hogs.
W Pack, Mound Ridge, had in car
of hogs.
:. >. Benson. Attica, had a car of hogs
and cattle on the market
NJ NJ. Munger, Harper. sent in car of
hogs
David Fox, Norwich marketed car of
hogs.
Peterson & Son sent in to cars of hogs
from Attica.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

20 sell, says the Fan maii ouusrp. 1rvr-,
for instance, is Meissonier's ''1S14." which,
as reported from Paris. was purchased the
other day from NJ Delahsute by dealer
for SOC, geo francs, and Immediately resold
to NJ. Chauchard, formerly manager of the
Louvre drspery shop, for $4,000 francs
This amount se0srissn6t only the high
est price ever given for aaHcture> by a liv-
ing artist, but in proportion TO the size of
the work is the highest price ever given
for any picture by any artist, living or
dead. The BlgAheim Raphael in the Ma
tional, gallery fetched IA PEI. square inch;
the TerbGrg, eaz; the tiny Cqrreggio. SO
Rut "1s14,n which is 80 inches by 20, has
fetched esS per square: inch, thus beating
bv 90 the inch Mr.. Ruskin's Nelson
Ter n2 inches by 90. which sold at Chris
ties in 1ss9<fo e6e90. or ESQ per square
inch