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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ALRERT rINk IN TOWN.

Albert Fink, the former Commiss Nor OF the Trunk
Ii,o Asscs atiun Is In tho city on visit lie caed
on Monday Of the ONCE OF the association and WAS
roriiay received. He looks we'll and has been benc,
ntd By his soourn through the summer at the White
sulphur Springs. In Virginia. although the demon OK
sc.atca still purs'ics him and then Mr.. Fink has
given no indication ~ his intentions respecting tho
I-!crrncc a. hin. of the question ~ alouinS pCr'
centagte Oh passenger business some months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
4 LOvG REFERENCE CASE ENDED.

Tho ref r-ncc In the g' of paril ". TallmsdSo
and Gvr,' u. Mirtin against the !rrublicln League.
TO- $1,000 alleged to be do Tor pri!tnS camp -n
documents In la-e, before Ref r'e Kare ncr. WAS
brought ~ close ycstcrtl:. ssrs. Ba' rhard ami
',av summed up for the defendants. coitridinG that
the league knew nothiuG abOrt the printing and
Me,sr,. Nichols .nd bacon for the plant rs. Referee
kAtgcner VII CpOrt 70 the court Ut early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
CONSIDERING YiRpDR LINES,

A meeting OF tho Ilarhor ines ,ari was held vcs.
terd1y ,t the Army Uniling. Tho null board attended,.
Coon.l t;il:cspi" presiding There Also present
George ). ''rccn. Of ii" Department D! Docks f. G.
Phillips. representing the NV York and rhcm Rnil.
roui Company lrc ,fdcnt Gallup %: the lark ROa,i
ara lrpttS 'ntavrs 81 he estate The subject
considered the line. OF the lIarl yer from tlu,
Thiri.ave hr dge IA hr,Ond >pnvtn Duyvil bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

,,, 10 agricultural science. At tho time Ok ING
81 's in 'I the tinted s, Ss To-Day
sr two lmnared. cheers MerfulsIre .smeu an1y
us1, nOTheSs even Caa. a.psr,s"s in sf;S Of
lSh : nsf' and Fl the
fnc the ,s. ;.T 1,s w's and nj the a more
s "' nrns" na s,, !,
shnrp ard The CONDITION Of life 50 h.r1 n ana iie he
in sss that n nes peoP s Fs se snsr
ar evenings and th other ~nf II. e ps
Ss s3s s' n,S '
q, s sRs worS saS aSe conaon. Of
r: and ,o o Ian",rv . %%0 tn. city, except
T. aShiabe clothing have changed p"ces on MON
himself Ss9s With !" tho
i"rn,ed and intelligent Mr. IIayseed. "hecr' H'N
Tn;: SWING OF TIE PENDULUM
Wa must take into account always III our eou" 49,
IN ca,clatmc tho operation Of economic io1e'S, S.s
IN '"' . 't. ,.,du,un II swung toward state Rights
.,d bnncht on the Civil War: 1t swung back 70 W.
,,onsly and saved the Republic; II SWUNG ~ nav
money and brought the panic; ~ swung oa,~ ~
borrt currency and restored National ana ih"Nu""'
credit Cheers, $3.50 o.r,rrr
,,s Tendency Of our population has been 10
farms With the enormous actVit'e' ~.
.nl,ndd opportunities which inveh"on oil"
discovery have gwen t., enterprise in ndnstrAi T TS
Tvs the rus, /, now the village anu thc '' , ~
tr.r:, how, no longer stay upon the Farm pus ~
on, to seek their fortunes in the crowG,G b, also IN
Errn.e London P.ris. BerIu ant koh, ar y ~.
ce,,nS alnio as iapldy n p%pdi nrrasc during tho
W w. 49,, 70 re In oar American cities ma Del ",
ond ali precrl' aud ,t we n' ne no MI, u pcid the
led nut all wait recon- .,, or art,nil fallen
OIL in population A., M. s,mers are Being cno-
oouy re.rucI and cut q 81 p.p%r.lJ result nj that that
Ct ,hc producer. 1t ;hs ineH1 lnc cmrtrv viii
VIII and Within our own border: ard a,on, ,nr ON"
homes. profitable mari e. fer Al ue,r tIcn the
Thn Nv rli.h f,r;h"r ilIst PAYS tlr a"o''. n ;n
himself hit :hrc"Quart"'S y ,he ,'.,',r f,r,i
"nn, snarcs which Is belt ,ian ownrrp. a,G
Snn n,v o. u.ricn.e 1. give, I'll, N III t!* NINA
i!o,, aN ,ro1 thnm none Of TIC burdens. Nn"ors.l
Nth agricultural prosperity tefoe u.s. 20 Of
I'D co N,iI ~ proD,i.r the country Gun re cohI' VI"
e.. cr,w:h in wesltli ard happiness tL"ud ara '''S
cheetnGD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
HoRE srHOLARsHIPs GIVEN ANONYMOUSLY.

lettsr received yesterday by Superintendent
Jasper. Of tho public schools. saying that tho writer
had decided to give. this year. twelve additional
scholarships. Of $3.50 each. 30 boys In the public
schools whose fathers wore not able 10 send them TO
college Tho writer Of tho letter, who msde similar
gift TO twelve boys last year, named Mr.. Jasper.
and William Merrill and Joseph Goodwin, assistant
superutendents, committee 10 select tive boys worthy
VI receiving tho scholarships The entire expenses
VI tho lucky boys during their college Careers they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
TIE DETECTIVE FOUND HER FATHER FOR HDg

zina Angustofsky. the little Hebrew girl who landed
hcrc from Europe saturday In search Of h,T
father, Il not an orphan. she was told when she
landed that her father was dead but she would not
oelicvs the report. He come here fonr years az.
but disappeared eight months ago. Detective Grodcn.
OF the Barge ONCE. received Q clcw and yesterday
followed 1t up. Hc found Angustof,ky ut No. 70
Ochar, st.. working at his trsde q tailor. The man
Ind simply changed his place OF business in the Tic
brew quarters here, and had dropped out Of sight
Of his former acQuainances There On attSctlOn.
ate reunion q the Barge Ohco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
TIE STEAMER spAARyDAX STRANDED.

The local agent Of the Netherlands steamship oo%.
pany received dispatch yesterday saying thai Wv
steamer spsarndam, frOmoaotcrlsm. with passenger
for this city. had run aground on Monday at Aa's'
luis. heavy fog prevailed Ut the lime ~ y. ~ ~
expected TINT the Sp;t.rTdaNh would get U" ."
next high lido without anV injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
TOURISTS,

Whether on pleasure bent Or business. should take
pleasantly and efectuslly on the Mdneys. liver and
bowels. preventing fevers headaches and other forms
Of sickness For sale In COO. and d bottles by Ill
leading druggists. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
NONRESIDENT MoRToS's pE!zE wISNERs,

ICT1KESTDF-NI a.
svr,cu,e sept. Ii CSpriall.-Thi' wt' orcid'n' 'o
-ca ,cts.r day Of the stats Fair. MI Depews pr''o
ard speech drawing a great throng. Ni'"'f1rsi'c"'
Nn-0n's herds Of GucrIi"y cattle ara S""'h"o""
sheep were tbs priLcwinn"rs IN Their rrslc' 'Ne
His Guerr,cy cattle received slA blue rbbhis ana VIZ"
two marks of oh toinmcrlation, "'sc III s"e'
rec,rc,i three bin, and three I'd ribbons. Serious
accident hap;rlri on the ground nj ocI'h '.h'
moruiry wien William Ormi>t III. 81 caUa. ~ ..
Wa, Lady rord 10y his Avr-lr' lnil Mr. orn',rV,"
u"u+ mn The sail ~ arri:Igr the aina bIiiih' l.
vh,.n the bull sud!"ny plunged n MA a.n mr.
him twice into the ALP. SUEe men ~''"u M
tJrui'tOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

GOVERNORS TO lie Ar AN INTERSTATE iNi"'
rr,ntu N j. sept. IO.-Govcrnor Abbott las
accent 81 Inc invitation - b. iNs"n' with us 't'"
A, Oo,,l,.r y At MI Iui"r>,:" Fair nt Trcn,un. Gov
cruors T,avcr .! rciis, lyaua. and l'fg'. 81 H'ia
N1l,. hive l',ricl -!WIti" Ut!th'lf'' - N'rh't
mi % vrv Ynra m. ''ru i".' 4 tD complete TIE
,i..r,et @. N!.,.!c .:atcs ~" ,uii"c'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

choose to them viii also es 2iS ~ 70 svs tho
Of tho scholarships. Mr.. Jasper o0""0~ "
name OF the snthOr OF the letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
The Natural
Carlsbad
Sprudel
Salt

Powder FORM 10 the solid con.
stituent Of the natural mineral
waters Of Carlsbad. For habitual
combination. rheumatic and equity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

IN my judgment. we ere near the bottom Of the
grade Of agrcul,ursl depression. apd viii soon begin
to climb up tho other side (Cheers.)
belong TO . farmers club In NewYork who de.
rsively said TO proctace agriculture and TIL tho soil on
Fifth.sve. Haushter.) l must cOnfess that tie one
creature they most fer In this world Is the man
In charge Of their farms. Nsughter) They stand
helpless in the presence Of his superior knowledge
Int though We may b In the condition Of senator
Evars when he ssid 10 his guests his Windsor frm
You may take either milk or champagne; they cost
me Just tho same" nuch laughter yet the experiments
of the fancy farmer addlDg ct bic cost vsuAbe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
tBr TELEGRAPH TO Tue TRuUShl

The railway managers rightly Sued that with popu
laiOu upon the rich lands OF the West would speedily
come q largo and profitable business and the rapid
growtn Of towns, Villages ana cites. The eloquent
agent OF tho railroad armed with maps and pictures
entered the rishInans cot the German village. ana
penetrated tho mountains and the valleys OF >cand
nava. He presented t. q co~1-'rOddcn and hopeless
people, who had no opportunities for knowing anything
Of tie continent beyond the sea- glowing descriptions
Of the promised Land. There The farms free.
there was Independence liberty and citizenship Thcre
wero fortunes and tho highest honors OF the state for
their children. He facustod with cheap transr'rta-
ton spd instruction TO travel their progress 4 eir
new homes. OF the fourteen million three hu.drcd
thousand OF Immigrants who 70 this country after
1920 thirteen million dvo hundred thousand were
brought here after the commencement Of this railroad
development (Cheers) But the northwestern lines
did not rest their prosperity alone upon the European
harvest. They pcrsusAed the farmer Of Sew.Englsnd
70 send his boys to Wisconsin. illinois and Iowa. the
farmer of Illinois to send his boys to Kansas and the
farmer Of KAnsss 70 send his sons to Idaho, wyoming
Montana spd Washington
Il = always painful To disturb the illusions o.
shstter tho continent which furnishes the poetry OF
the oioQuence Of people. but modern research Is
busy DESTROYING all the treasures OF our childhood and
all tho rhetorical opportunities Of the platform
Pocahontas ias been nercilessly sacrificed. tho ts
dft,on Of Joan Of Arc has been hopclessly inquired
md this summer upon tho cdict OF the Swiss Canton
william, Tell has been e6aced The staple. never fall
Ing and always fsh agure for the AT aud eoQuenc<
a. the Fourth OF July orator .were the down@oodcn
end oppressed millions who lied from tyranny TO seol
liberty upon our shores. While thousands OF thcm un
ooubAodiy a. we are compelled - candid stuosn~ o
thu eooncmic forces which have caused our present
conditions TO bring this vast army Of contributors
our wealth under the bustness relations which Loo
them to cndgrate and destroy the poetry which &c
eftsu adosns the esssy ot the college, commenccm men
end TIE patriotic anniversary. lapghter) Inc 70
salts Of this vest esysnsion Of population have Doc!
% absorb nearly TIE whole Of our pubic DOMAIN. ana
produce IN enormous surplus d agricultural produc~
This greet army. spreading over the 'erue scfoS o.
the West and Northwest and reoeiving from th<
ooveenmeut free farms introduced no variety In theu
agriculture, but entered without exception into Tx
piant,ng and harvesting OF the same cereals As
sonsoauencs We have become not only tho largest sgi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
OREGON CLIPS.

The Oregon state teachers' associa-
ton meets at Salem In annual ses-
sion July I, 2 and 3. The session
will be held at the state house, and
the Indications now ar, that the
meeting will be one Of great success
and largely attended by the teachers
Of the state. Hon. Il. G.. Horr, ex-
Congressman from Michigan. is eE-
pected to l5e present and will no
doubt address the association.
As nearly as the Albany Democrat
can learn from conversation with
farmers the present cold snap has
not affected the wheat. which looks
well and promises fine crop, ex-
cept perhaps in very low places.
The ground is too dry and the freeze
has not been deep enough. as a rule.
In order TO raise wheat from the
ground by freezing the ground needs
be very wet, aud the freeze needs to
be alternated by daily thaws, or the
joints needs to be developed some.
Most of tile conditions are favor
able for some fine fail wheat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03

THE Salem State Democra. says:
NJ. v. Rork has Withdrawn from
the ministerial functions Of the Uni
tartan Society in Salem, at the re-
quest, az we understand, Of all
the members thereof. Wonder
what was the objection urged by
the society? He Is most certainly
an interecting and fluent talker. Is
ne crooked? Let us hear. We are
spelling to know.
The above is being copied into n
number o: Democratic papers and
the inference that Is To be drawn
from the inuendo contained is be-
blow par even in politics, where
everything ls considered fairly by
those who practice dirty work.
What are the Democratic papers
afraid Of? or Mr.. Rork's political
influence? So IL seems. The facts as
TO his separation from the Unitarian
Society were all made public at the
time In the JOURNAL. Mr.. Rork Is
able to defend himself but we pre-.
sumo needs no defense and will not
naiice the fling.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
4 WORD or CAUTION.

n thisas In cyery other AosAllty where II 10
Lnown, there are hundreds who arc taxing
Joys Vegetable sarsapsrilla, and in nine
cases out Of every ten 1t Is cfecting specifc
cures. but word comes 70 us occasionally OF
people who report that It operates too freely
upon the bowels. We want TO say TO those
that they are not following the printed In.
structions and arc taking too much OF Il. II
Il acts too freely reduce the dose, never TAX
ing any more than causes easv aud perfect
action. Keep this IN mind, and take It reg
ularly for while and do not indulge in too
much greasy food, and we will have your
testimonial within fortnight. II taken un-
Ger 'Aeso conditions It is an absolute cure for
isoigeEtion, dyspepsia, sick headaches, con-
stipation, face eruptions aud liver and kid.
ncy disorders II may be asked how It can
possibly cure so many allmentA But the
reason Is clear. All those troubles are the
legitimate result OF improper liver and kid.
ney action or impaired digestive organs. Its
effects upon these functions are US astonish-
ing to the medical fraternity as to the thou.
sands who are daily taking IL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
rHE oREGONIAN orF.

The Portland "Oregonlan" OPP
poses the use OF tobacco bitterly, but
always misrepresents temperance
people. II says, March LIST:
Iowa republicans, who switched
off on the prohibition track In third
party coaches, and gave the state to
the democrats at the last election,
have been gwen an early Oppor-
tuniiy 10 see what egregious Tools,
politically speaking, they have
made OF themselves.
The facts do not sustain the Ore.
gOnian. The Iowa republicans
never had anything in common
politically with the third party.
The third party has never supported
the republican party in Iowa, but
each year bitterly opposes IL.
Prohibition was enacted In Iowa
because the people at n nonpartlsan
election amended the constitution,
by $4,000 majority, and demanded
the abOl tlon of the manufacture
and sale of intoxicating beverages at
three elections succeeding.
The late state election went re-
publican by 1000 plurality on all
but governor. The republican can
didate did not receive the full sup
port Of the Farmers Alliances, while
all the railroad companies but one
east every vote they could for Boies,
the democratic candidate, who has
all his life been a cooperative at
torney,
The third party vote In Iowa ia
1859 was Just about large enough to
20 secure the election OF the demo
cratic candidate for governor Iowa
has not repealed prohibition aud
probably never will.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
FROM CUANPUEG.

This is maple sugar weather.
Fence building is the latest fad.
Dan McCann Is nearly blind from
inflamed eyes.
The bad effects OF the food are
being experienced.
Billy McKay, our road overseer, is
the busiest ROAD worker ia the west.
Geo. Apphu'o youngest child died
Friday, from a complication Of Group
and la grippe.
Postmaster Jette returned yester-
day from Portland trip concerning
soaked wheat
Gus. Hofer's bid upon the Auroril-
Fairfield Rail route has been accept
ed by Uncle Sam, and he is there
fore highly elated.
The sawmIll got tired Of the way
it has been run for tine last two years.
and went down to Albiua, to find
its old friend Forsythe.
Chris. Newly, having bern con
fined tn his bed all winter from Gis
apple picking episode last fill j. i,r-
ginning to hobh.e on crutchrs.
Chairman Geo. II. Burnett better
reconstruct some portions Of his
"Central Committee" Elias Ebcr-
hard is obsolete and has been for two
years.
This precinct lost nine bridges 10y
the late unpleasantness-three are
supplanted by films, the other six
are replaced-twO having been made
stronger, longer and higher than
formerly.
President Blackstone, Of the Chi
,cago & Alton II. r., has struck the
right keynote. The L. :. Gov.
must take the railroads, There can
be no alternative. Yet, ! think the
gentleman gives wrong figures, or
Poor's Manual is poor manual. as
it is an utter impossibillty that over
100000 men are employed directly
and indirectly by the railroads of
this country. That would be about
one man In every seven. If he had
computed one man in twenty that
would be nearer right.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
The PnInit and ihe Siaee.

Rev. F. M. shrout, Pastor Of
Church, Blue Mouu1, Kan, says:
81 feel II nay duty to tell what DR..
Kings New Discovery has done for
me, Ny Lungs were badly diseased,
and thonght ] c, uld live only few
weeks. i took five bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery and am
sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. IN
weight"
Arthur Love. Manager Loves
Combination writes; AFTER
thorough trial and convincing evil
denue, | am satisfied DR.. Kings
New Discovery foF Consumption
beats 'en all, aud cures. The great
est kindness can do my friends is
to urge Them to iry it," Free trial
bottles at Fry's Drug Store. Regu-
lar sizes soc. and Sl.O0.
Progress is making in graveling
and grading the beautiful Court
street drive rom the state house to
the river.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03


Pendleton Tribune: The victory
achieved by Cbicago over New York
In the matter Of the location for the
Worlds fair. ON Monday, IS one
which makes an epoch in the his
tory Of the west. 1t Is the first and
most successful triumph that the
west has ever gained over
the east, and Is fitting illus
tration Of the growth and develop
ment OF a great expanse OF conn
try lying west Of the Allegheny
mountains, which Is regarded by
people OF the Atlantic coast, In a
fgurative sense, as the wild and
woOlly west.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03

Albany Democrats On one oc-
casion recently, when Marshal
Charlton was enforcing the dog tax
law, "Breyman'sn master informed
him that he was not wearing the
regulation tag on his collar aud that
death was .ae penalty. The animal
then inquired, la his most Intelligent
way, what he should do. His
master informed him that he must
40 the recorder at once and purchase
a tag, at the same time giving the
dog dollar-the fee--tied up la "A
handkerchief The dog went TO
the recorders office, over block
away, paved on the door until his
reoordship appeared, gave his dollar,
received hls tax aud returned 10 hls
master, covered with SMILES. rhis
actually happened Ia the presence
of several men who WITNESSED IL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03

tarrh thHt cI,n uut ~ ,ur,,d IN tnxtn,
liAlis ,Rtarrh Cure.
l., J, Ch,n,y \ Co., Paop~,, TnledO, ohio;
" q, the undVialg u nca, have kuosu t. j.
cheney iur he last - years, and believe
him Ia ho pcrisx'ily honorable IN all bush
noss transactions, and financially able "a,
Ustrry cut any obligations made hy their
nruG West 4 tnuN, wholesale dr,Kg tsts,
fnlcdo, a., MaldipE, kinnan \ Marvin,
wholesale druggists, iNh. do, o., n. a. Van
lcdo, %, Halls CaL,rrh NuW Is taken IA
tUraaliy, acting uitVvtly upon the bi,uod
and mucous suri,cgs ui the system, frlCv
70 cents pcr hottie. sold by AL druggists
ASlm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
Epoch.

The transition from painful sick.
ness 81 health marks an epoch in
life. Such event is treasured in the
memory and the agency whereby
attained is wonderfully blessed.
Much is heard in praise Of Electric
Bitters. So many feel they owe
their restoration to health, to the
use Of the Tonic. Ify0u are troubled
with disease nf Kidneys, Liver or
Stomach, you will iind relief by use
of Electric Bitters. Sold at SOC. and
81. per bottle at Fry's Drugstore.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
lis Merits Thoroughly Tested.

DIR. T.. $. Holden, Dear Sir; The
Ethereal Cough Syrup received. |
have used this syrup for coughs and
colds for several years and can truly
say that il Is the best, Ii not the best
cough medicine that | have ever
used or known Of JOHN $.
KERR, Oakdale, Nov. 3, 1878.
Large size 90, small 50 cents. For
sale 10y all Druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
a. d. CHARLTON.
School Election.

NullCc Is hereby given that the regular
~ annual sch,ol election IN school dis
stt 30, - Marion county, Oregon. will
oe held az deeds opera house IN ths cit,
"l salem, ON Monday, Marrh lOih. iSI0 to,
thv purpose oI eiecung one Schnol eIers
tel lhe term oi one year; one dhecior fot
sue 'Slm oi lhree year., and one direcior
~ ~. sHv lvlh ol one Year "a nll the unex.
p..Nu term oi Heorge T. lItchneld. re-
sished. said election TO begin al 2 o'clor,
y ul' aud continue until o'clock. n. m al
SID Jay, hy order OF the Roard oi III.
rrcturs "a ~
JohN u. WRIGHT. DAVfn St,u..,,,y
f'res, board oi Directors, Di,t' Slerk
lAted February nth. lSsl '''A'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
Bucklen's ArnIta Salye.

The best salVe iuthe word furcu.s, bTuis
-, sores, ulcers, salt rhcun, fever sores, tet
ter, vhapped hands, Chilbh,ins, Guns, and
all skin eruptiuns, and positively cures
piles, or no NAY required, Its guaranteed
10 give pcrfvct satisfaction oT money r.
funded price 2l cents per box,
For sale by Daniel ] gry, druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03

Drain is not asle2p She has se-
cured nilrEld tn the c,ast, and
work thereon will begin right away.
Hurnlh tor Rosebury Plain
dealer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
ANNoUHCENrEHT

The undersigned hereby announces him,
self as n caDdidRfe for the Office II school
clerk OF district No. a. W. y. SIMPSON.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03

Talking about real estate, the dead
man is always contented with his
ot.-Bingliampton leader.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03

Pve been here over thirty years,
said an old residenter at Salem, aud
this Is the first time I've been
caught out on feed for my stock,
I've seen two cold spells naHy a
winter, and have been fixed for
them, but never before did | see
three here. THIS hast one is unusual,
and I've had to buy feed. Some
claim that the climate is changing,
Il does look llgIle AS though the
north pole was swinging down this
way. We've had cold winter,
and'a disagrveablc one,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03
SOME COMING EVENTS.

fSo free ads. inserted IN tsie J0rRSAl.
yafices ssf religious services free. Charita-
Bile, religious or edueational cnier!aln-
Tnenis. that charge fof admission, adveT.
fised nj hatf price. Eveuts,Of local impor-
tafiee announced ffee nndeT this head.
March 2. Monthly Board of Trade meet
ing.
March eelom annual school meeting.
March 3. Republican County Central
Committee meets.
arch 10. school election.
March ~. Assessors convention.
March IS. Tenth anuCi stallion show.
March ~. Democratic state central com
mittce meets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-03

Astoria is gradually catching up
with salem aud will have free mail
delivery service within year.