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The swedcs Again.
Nebraska. Aug. %,

Nebraska. Aug. p, 1890.
Mr. Editor: have watched the
proaress and policy of Commissioner
Valentine in his efforts 10 secure new
settlers on the vacated farms in my ma
tive state with great interest and the
interest that your worthy Governor
ha. manifested in the work. ! read
some 81 the sharp criticisms on the
work aud the words Of encouragement
qiyen as well. Now | can fancy the
popular dislike that a full fiedged Yam
kee will entertain the idea OF
having Swede for a neighbor aud he
like myself has right 10 prefer Yam
kee but in the absence of the latter
should as one of common community
preter Swede to no neighbor at all.
You need not have any fears OF the
Swede bringing you either disgrace or
trouble, he is not built that way. In
this new state there are none who lead
them in sobriety or good morals. They
are retiring. modest, unassuming, hard
working, industrious and economical.
They pay their debts and never spend
money until they have earned it. You
are right Mr.. Editor in your editorial,
"More farms wanted" in your issue OF
Aug. u, just maintain your ground
One word to the Young men OF Yer
mont, let me say to such as contem-
plate homesteading in the West al
the present time that they must not for.
ret that -distance lends enchantmeni
10 the view and while the fertile land:
rich with vegetable growth cover al
this great Missouri country, lands are
high at the present time as compared
with ten to twenty years ago and the
opportunities at the present time arr
not as great as they were before thu
last million people were added to on
state with something like the same t'
Kansas and the two Dakotas. Th'
fellow who has the grit and patience t
work and wait, viii or can in tel
wears hard work and frugality fin'
himself surrounded with good hom
and good neighbors as the fruit of hi
toll and waiting. But the same econ
omy, thrift and industry required t
win them will accomplish good result
at home and my Judgment for it, Their
are quite as good opportunities TO
many young farmers in Vermont d
there are in the great west If they vii
step in and improve them. Take tn
: best farms that can be bought, bu,
western corn and oats for fertilizers in
stead eff such enormous quantities Q
: guanos, keep good cows, pigs an
sheep and you will never need be a
t shamed of yourself and can always fee
: proud of the state you live in. How
I ever if you are bound to strike tent
E and come west by all means come t
: fair Nebraska, she viii welcome 70
> with open arms and furnish you
e farm. Sincerely,
A NERNONTER.
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LOCAL NOTICES, FOR SALE, ETC.
New Jackets at Thomas.
aMrs Robert Elsmere" at Bucks.

New Jackets at Thomas.
"Mrs. Robert Elsmere" at Bucks.
Brick for sale, Z. E. EVANS & Co.
Scotch pup for sale. A. A. SMITH.
New bound books Just received at Buck S
Hot Peanuts at all hours at Chas. Thurs
toms.
New box papeterie, latest styles at JOS
lyn's. $780,. =. w
Il. Lamson's.
Nice rib and flank beef, only 3 cents
Id. at Williams market.
Shingles to sell and shingles sawed py
,ho thnnsand. GEO. PRINCE.
4 nice bound Dictionary OF $1,000 words,
$40 engravings, only 1sc at W. ;. ,. Buck 5
HOTEL. help wanted at Red Lion Inn,
West Randolph, VT. h. w. MORSE
Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs.
Hiram Bean or leave orders with Mrs' D.
Gladding.
BucKs For SALE:-A nic1 lot of Shrop-
shire bucks for sale by Peck & Bowman,
4,y w. Brookfield, VT.
Cow FOR sALE-A young Jersey COW
giving 9 quarts of milk daily. Priceszo
WIN. II. DUBOIS.
w. z. Lamson is headquarters foi
Orange and windsor counties ioi A"i -
ture, crockery and carpets. Lowest prices
in the state
LOST in the village Of West Randolph,
ladyis gold fob chain. The finder viii b'
LITERALLY rewarded by leaving same at jus
tin Moulton's.
e. A. Thomas is in New York this Wees
buying dry goods. He is showing IN
largest stock OF all kinds of desirable
goods at low prices he has ever shown. Z
/ call win convince you.
/ Buy your harnesses Of Joslyn and Vince
/ or. they are selling lots of them. I'm
I talk about cheap machine and factor
made harnesses people don't take an,
stock i'm afte- they see them. We have al
prices. All oak stock and hand made
4 with any kind OF trimming.
DIR. r. G. Morton's sure Cure for Chol
era. Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,. Diaf
rhoea, and pain in the stomach and DOW
els is the hest medicine for the above com
plants, that you ever knew. saw or hear
Of. 1t never constipates the bowels an
never disturbs the stomach, and from on
To three doses will always invariably cur
/ the worst cases. For sale Tor p cts. p'
bottle, at r. G. Morton's Drug store.
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"A CLOSE CALL.


This beautifully illustrated and STIR
ring war story will run through about
six issues of THE HERALD. 1t should
be read by everybody who likes a thor
oughly interesting story. It abounds
in situations Of absorbing interest and
deals with some hitherto unwritten
war history. The escape from Libby
Prison is described with thrilling eff
feet. If your subscription has expired
renew at once. 25 cts. will pay TO
Jan. 81 or 80 cts. will pay for your
own subscription to that time and thal
of two new subscribers. Pay your
postmaster.
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BARNARD:--J ID Davis, ID L Perkins, J
Cobb, Stephen Hoar, c w Graves, J
Stafford, b r Lille.
HANCOCK &c V Wilson, A + Whitney,
ID b Blair, NJ Robbins, G Z Marsh.
ROCHESTER &C l. Chaffee, G Stanley, A
Messer, w A Goodno, " II Campbell,
G Martin, David McCollum.
ToPsHAM Horace White, John Miles,
A r Beede, J X Nolan, o p Dickey,
Philbrick, Gilman Bagley.
WEST FAIRLEE u G Eastman,
Perkins, t + Bond, w L Godfrey, Frank
Abbott, NJ NJ Miller, VIM Paul.
VERsHIRE:- B + Fuller, r W Barrett,
II G Church, Rufus Blanchard, Darl-
ing, John Gilman.
FAIRLEE:-W II Long, w Z Celley,
II Kibby, w II Bragg, G L Winshlp.
STAMFORD. - Nathan Cobb. Dana
White, Henry Hatch, Noah Powers, Moses
Preston, ROYAL Burnhan, Royal Hatcn'
CHEsrER;-P II Robbins, II Booth,
Z Head, A Pollard, { a Peabody I n
Earle.
PIrrsFIELD:-G Geo McColium, JOSIAH
Babcock, L f Taylor, L B Houghton' ku-
fus Holt
READING:-O p Sawyer, Z W GocdaIG'
O ; Holden, II w Bryant, e Hawkins
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An eight room house, wood shed AZ
tached, also shop, barn, and corn barn anu
is acres of land. The land is under gooo
cultivation and viii produce good crops.
The improvements are first class and all ~
good order. The place is just outside tnf
village and within eight minutes walk y
the postoffice, store, Normal School any
churches. 1t was formerly the home q
Mr.. James Mcintyre. A never ialHns
spring supplies the house and barn Win VIZ.
pure cold water. The owner IS a noh-Ies
ident and desires to sell. Terms one
third or one-half cash and balance on
long time if desired. Apply on the prem
ises or address +. ID. Ralph.
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Estate ofIYMAN L. WHEELER. a,
The undersigned. having been appointed " ~ ~.
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph e'llls
sioners. to receive examine and ssuusi - " IN.
anal Demands 81 an persons against the estate el =!
man L. Mheelerlate Of Randolph in SAID u.s. 80
ceased. and all claims exhibited IN ohset r,s-
hereby give notice that will meet tor lhe n
e. aforesaid al the Office Of Hon. W. u. Niee ,rst
West Randolph on the a'ii oAi % l5,nff
o,clock u m OF said dav aud that six months H. Sv
the Isl day Of sept. A. D. 1870 is the thine W. sas
said Court for said creditors to present ue'- 49,
10 Us for examination and allowance =, tsa
Dated Al Randolph this lsfflzv Of .epiA- - .s,s-
JAMES HUTCHINSON tef,u.'7
~ :. VI. FLINT
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Woodstock.

The Woodstock Ball Club played with
the Bethels at Bethel, Aug. Is. Score, Beth
81 is, Woodstock s. These teams play here
on Thursday Sept. 4.
Mrs. Margaret NJ. View died Aug. 18th,
aged Il.
The Woodstock High School commences
Monday Sept. SUh, with Alvin Bishop as
principal, Miss Ella +. Haven, preceptress
and Katharine Morse assistant and Henry
S. Dana lecturer in English Literature.
Geo. Riddle viii read at the Town Hall
Wed. eve, Sept. 3rd.
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lhere VIII ue grand excursion n
Ausable Chasm next Saturday from
this station. This will give an
chance to view this wonderful pacs
The train goes early (see bills and
gets back the same day in good season
The fare is very low, being only 81 so
for the round trip. All 60.
The excellence of the board and ar.
commodations of the Red Lion Inn
and the popularity Of X. w Morse the
proprietor, with the travelling public
is attested by the fact that during the
month ofAugust $50 guests registered
at that hostclry.
VIM. Fairbanks, formerly a resident
of West Randolph, whence he moved
70 Barre, his home for several months.
is to return from the latter town and
reside in West Randolph again. He
is to occupy the Gabrielle house on
Wesetn Ave.
Miss Eva +. Evans of Waterbury
is in town, visiting +. +. Evans, her
brother. Miss Evans is possessed Of
great musical talent which she has been
culIivating at the VI. Methodist Semi
nary for the past year, and from W.
Randolph she is to 60 to Boston to
complete her musical studies at the
New England Conservatory.
Geo. Gould has traded his farm on
Fish Hill with V. w. Rogers for his
home and blacksmith shop just south
OF the depot. They traded even.
Miss Addie Smith of Mortified is
visiting in town.
Remember the stores will all close
Friday and Wednesday nights hereaf-
ter at six o'clock.
Stores all close at six O'Clock Friday
night.
All the stores will hereafter close at
6, on Wednesday and Friday nights.
Miss NJ. A. Chamberlin Of Boston
has been visiting friends in iowa.
There was family gathering at
the residence Of Edwin Amsden, the
10Th. at which four generations Of the
family were present, Bethel, Norwalk,
Conn, Randolph aud other towns
were represented in the gathering,
which was "A very pleasant one.
On Tuesday T.. NJ. Sept. 9th, tile
ladies of the W. Il. c. will hold So
ciable in their hall. All ladies having
work for the coming sale will please
bring it.
: +. +. Sargent, the much talked-ot
head of the brotherhood Of Firemen,
was born in East Orange, Orange Co.,
VT, in 1851. He first became a pho
tographer. Then he dritted to Arizo-
, ma, where he enlisted in the L. ). cav
j airy. Some time afterward he was
:, houorably discharged from the army
u and entered the service OF the South
ern Pacific railroad as wiper. Hf
h soon became fireman, and since 1851
I he has taken a prominent part in many
J. labor conventions. He rules oyel
? 1900 men organized in 3Si lodges
i, As the time for the fair in this place
= approaches. the interest increases un
! iii it seems as though the earnest labo
Il and efforts of the officers will be re
!. warded BY one Of the best exhibition
n held here in many years as no expense
d or pains has been or will be spared Z
i make il interesting and profitable (
II everyone. The motto, "We seek q
y please every taste by filling every de
: partment' has been strictly adhered {
4 until it is believed that every one Wi
~ 20 home feeling glad that they attend
= ed the Bethel Fair.
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WEST SHORE.
j. n. LAMSON,
w. Randolph, VT.

and see it and get list Of persons us
ing it in this town. Ask them about
it and You viii buy no other stove.
J. H. Lamson also keeps the largest
stock of Parlor and Coal Stoves, Tin
ware, Hardware. etc. ETC., in this part
of the state and viii not be undersold.
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HARNESSES.

When you buy factory made harnesses
in jewellers shop and warranted all
handmade, it makes plenty OF repairing
for j. w. LYNCH.
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The N|1D|GVOOl.
RANDOLPH, VT.
THATCHER STONE & CO., PrOprietOrs

rocoted ~ miles from West Randolph,
and 400 feet above, with grand view OF
Che surrounding country. FINE modern
hotel with first class accommoosiIon rs,a l4i
I'm bniIding with steam heat, electric bells,
new furniture, fine spring water, bath, etc.
fno feet' of broad piazzas. Table, first class
-~;nos etc Magnificent shade. New
bowling alleys, billiard hall and barber
shon. Also fine new dining room, Win
polished maple floor for dancing, etc. rl Ils
"a deiigbtful place to spend the summer
Parties from West Randolph or neighbor-
ing places will find The Maplewoodd, :, De
iightful place to spend the day. VIII try
70 make your stay pleasant one.
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In West Braintree, Sept. End, at the
residence of T. B. Kendall, by Rev. Jas. A.
Pierce. Mr. Milford Sowles of St. Adams,
and Miss Annie Laurie Kendall Of West
Braintree.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
IlOw's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of caiarrli 'l,a'
.unnm be cured by taking HalPs
Caiarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Props Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have know u
+. J. Cheney for the last l5 years,
and believe him perfectly hoi'orabl..
IN all lm,sin-ss uta,i-actions, ai'd
financially able Ia carry "a't MI.
allegations made by their firm.
WEsr Il rRUAx, Wholesale Drug
visis. T,,ls,dv q.
WALDiNo, KINNAN Il MARVIN,
Wholrsale Dru ggi>is, T'jed !, ",
Iiall's Caiarrli Cure IL taken Inter
nnliy, actin : dirc'ly upon the blhh
a,d mucous SUI fi,ss III The sys'en'.
V...,im.,sjals sat free. Price 7'c,
per bottle. Sold ny NJ druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
rhe Directors Meet in ANIMAL Session
at the State House New Ufilcrrs
Elected.

The directors of the Oregon Stat
Agricultural association met at tn
state house this afternoon, and i'm
niedintrly begun TO transact TIN
large amount of business whicl
came up lcfore the h'ard.
THE GREAT QUESTION
before the State Board of Agricul
urc seems TO lie whether til,
purses are 10 be increased fol tb,
races at the fair. The horsenlei
want the amount put up to Sl5,0 ,0Wl
aud greater freedom, TO use the rack.
tor trimming at all SEASONS of th,
year AS the Oregonian says to
day, there are DO fear- that racing
interests will suffer at the hands oi
the board. Salem horsenien ar,
active aud well to the front LOOKING
after their bu mess to-day.
The meeting Was called to order
by President d. II. Looney, witt,
the following named members pres
ent: ID. H. Lnoney, J. g. Wight,
r. l.. Davidson, r. Z. Bybeo, A. +.
Miller, ID. 5. X. Buick, Van B. ID,
Lashmutt, T.. Il. Richardson, 7. J.
Aprerson. Secretary Gregg was als'
present. The other three members,
NJ. Wilkins, J. B. Keeney aud VIM.
Galloway were absent.
On motion the election of officer
was set for o-night. VauB. DtlIsh-
mutt, T.. l.. Davidson aud II. +
Bybee were nppoimted on u com
niittee Ia arrange II program foi
races for 1891. At this po.ut di,
cus.ion arose as to what actioi,
should Oe taken In regard TO the
races la the future. The board
seemed Of the opinion that the racr s
were the attractive fratur g
of the fair, and that different AZ
engagements should be made In re-.
gard to them. Mr.. Miller suggested
that the time for the races be fixed
81 that more time can be given fUi
t,e other exhibits Of the fair.
The secretary read the reports Of
both the treasurer and secretary
which shows the financial condition
of the s,ciety to be ns follows:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
MISCELLANY.
Gto. FRANCIS TRAINS DAUGHTER

GRO. FRANCIS TRAINS DAUGHTER
MARRIED.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l6.--A special
snys, Susau Tialn. only daughter Of
George Francis Train, was married
yesterday Z" Philip Dunbar Guele-
gar. Rev II. Heller Newton Offici'
aied. The bride wns given away by
her father.
THE RUMORs UNFOUNDED.
BISMARCK, N. d., Nov. is.-The
Tribune says there IL no substantial
foundation for the runiOrs that the
indians are uprising at Standing
Rick.
THE SITUATION IN NORTH DAKOTA,
AAADAN, N. d.. Nov. IL An
easi eel NJ prevails this morning.
because ~ the resipis of aims and
ainmumiiion. Six naamtsd friendly
Sioux Imdians have is,en srat {" I'a
troll bOrders ~ the reservation. Sei-
tiers q Q I'll coming la from all
di!ections.
ASss Jennie Thorasl'erry, of Ger
vais, " visiting IN this city ut Mrs'
Alice Lafuls's aud other friends.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
PARAGRAPHS.

Silver Is $l.O0 an ounce.
The Mutual Fire Association oi
Minneapolis has suspended.
The resources Of available cash IN
New York banks are only $2,5O0, ,000.
Two democrats appear to I've elec
ted to congress In California, Geary
in lst dist, 10y So; and Canine. ii, In
I'd dist. 10y "a plurality.
Jay Gould is fept busy denying
rurnor-, Of his making all kinds of
purchases.
$250,0O0 has been telegraphed
from Stu Francisco to relieve the
hnancial strinaency in New York,
but that Is only drop In the bucket.
4 financial panic IN Wall street ol
huge dimensions Is not among tn,
iinIs,ssibilitics.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

County Surveyor w. J. Culver II
back from Ills trip TO Astoria.
Jas. Glover, Of Spokane, 10 visit.
Ing friends IN and near this city.
Governor Pennoyer Is to-day IN.
speciing the new state reform school
building. Supt. Downing accom-
panied him.
Frank Waters is acting as express
agent Tor Wells, Fargo & Co. at Al.
bany this week, ia the absence OF
the regular agent
Attorney &. A. Johns, of B,kcr
City, Is la the city, having come tn
visit his sister in law, Mrs. Dr. J. N.
Smith, who Is quite sick.
AT q meeting Of the schou board
held yesterday the assessment roll
was submitted ahd approved and Il
warrant issuel to the clerk to col
lect same according to law.
There Is not muc'4 fun in making
people presents when you are in
business, but Klein the shoe man
guarantees Il fit or money refunded,
aud hc has the latest sty i,s and beat
makes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Ballou, late
Of Iowa, arrived in the city last
evening, AID are visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. A. +. Hofer, Jr.
They expect TO locate somewhere ON
the Pacific slope, but will probably
spend the winter at Salem.
Burst the record OIL furniture
sales, that is what Buren, has d0ue
ever since lie opened his store III
Salem. Still his trade increases.
The suspicion gains ground that he
has the stock aud the prices to suit
the multitude.
The Scotch Touring mill is to he
rapidly PUT IN shape by the new
owners, and will be started up in II
very sliurt time. 1t Is one of the.
l,rgpst mills In the state aud will
add materially to The business and
Industrial interests Of the city.
MIR. J. J. Roberts, Of Salem, is
home from Whatcon, Wasll.,
where he has cen waiting OH his
son who WIS recently injured by
all. He reports linn us much i'm
proved, and the family will expect
him here SOM.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
CRIMINAL.
nYPNoTIsM AFFECTS A YOUNG
woMAN's BRAIN.

III
woMAN's BRAIN.
NEW YORK n. ", Nov. ls.-.A
well dressed young woman called
upon DIR. q. NJ. Hammond yesttr
day and ssid she desired 10 consul,
hin. She gave her name M Caro-
line TIA. lor, agci 70 years, and said
she arrived from Seattle N few days
apo. She tuld the doctor that SHE
WIS a victim Of hypnolisni aud that
q large number of people were exer-
c.slng u strange p'wer over her
She said That these people lived Ia
SEATTLE aud that she fed frunl there
f,r her life. she said that bei
father had been under a similar
spell and WAS finally killed 10y peo-
pie who had ;his power over him
Dr. Hammond n; once came to the
conclusion that the unfurtIuai,
woman WIS of uiisound mind. Sh.
WAS taken iu custody.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
II is q Mistake

To try to cure catarrE by using
local applications. Caiarrh is not
a local but IA constitutional dis.
ease. II Is not n disease Of the
mans nose, but of the man. There
fore, to effect IA cure, requires con-
s,i,uiinnal remedy like Hoods Sar
saprilla, which, acting through the
blood, reaches every part OF the
system, expelling the taint which
causes the disease. and inpartiiig
la.ilh
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
Instruments Filed for Record at the
Comfy Recorders OTica.


w II Humphrey to Cora d
Clark, ll0 acres in >,rlwS $500
Oscar I, Churchill 10 A Z
| Gordon, Sd acres of laud in
81, aud 1 W. 1900
J NJ Jones' To n Jones, 5
cres If land in t9s,r rlw. 600
Thomas Rogers aud wife
A II C,,gle aud VIM Patrick,
-.S acres In Ss, e. 200
Is Phelps to w T. Roberts,
lot ~ ia Phelps AL to Silver
OI, loo
A Smith ioJ w Smith, par
eel of land 6s, r3w.
l. Ltiih and wife to NJ
Phillips aud wife, 55 acres in
.Ss. rlw. 6400
% II CreRO and wife tOEB
Berpl,otly, qcd, lGO acres in
sec 25, Ss, W. 5000
T. NJ Waite To Chas " Tall
Int. q cd. property in block
-. Salem. 1910
Geo w Hnllister and wife
% Fannie l. Gesier. acre in
Stayion. Is
T. + Hall and wife to & w
Parrish and wife. l.lS acre Ia
i1s, s,r3w. 40
5 ID Wilson to Matilda +
Wilson, = part Of lot 1 IN blk
20. University nd Ia Salem 450
Jac,'h and John Monl to
Rudolf Klaus, 327 acres into
.,rle. 400
> ID Nelson to NJ + Wilson
part Of lot 4 in University
ad Ia Salem. $50
l. Nj Hall and wife to w +
Burke. l acre int7s, r3w,
also 1921 ucres t7s,r3
". $500
EFT Hall and wife to Z NJ
Hall, an undivided ! vi l
acre IN -, r3w. 81
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
sslIeuI Tax List.

The school taxes vi district No. "a
In Marion county are now due and
,myable at the clerks Office la no.
26s Commercial street IL" the rear 81
n. s. Dearboru's bouk stare In llie
I,usi, I3r.yman block) Salem, The
s.,,,e viii BECOME delinquent unless
,sIu N thin co days fr9ni this datr'
ny order of im,ard. this 18th day ~
November, 1890, ". Is. SIMPSON,
ii.l7.u District Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals are repis'
tered for the last tweniy-four huuis.
"TIIE WILLAMETTE"
G II Maybern, A l. Gates, Ii /.
Herbert, san Francisco.
DS X Buick, Rusebu.g.
ID 4 Stanley. NJ l. X inc, F J
Miller, JnO Lawrence, Van Is DE
La.i,IAvit. A + Miller, Il Jeffrey,
Il p E.rhart, q Z Falleurss, Port
land.
J > Tapping, st Louis.
w BChase, L ,st Pariland.
Geo J Stearns. Oakland.
JB GruLbe, Adams, Oregon.
Appers.'n, Oregon Guy.
+ Is Walker, Salt Lake.
81 Volk, 5 PR Il.
SW Condon, Eugene.
Geo w Hubbard, Santa Anna.
COOK HOTEL.
PS Clark, q = KleO, Lincoln,
Neb,
Nv II Newsham, q II Clarke, {
Anderson, l W McGrrgor, Portland.
w B Chance, II W Ryan, ! A Al
tison, Conrad Dilionan, s. +. Il. II.
Mrs. Mary Ross, Josiah T. Vow
and, Portland.
Wm Reno Pilot, Otto R0hete Ne
braska.
PW Roberts. City.
NJ Cnpps, DLllas.
w A Gii,ierinaiI, st Paul.
Geo " Fawcii, Portland.
Geo u Vert, Mary Clarke, Dallas.
Prof. Warren, Eugene.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
POLITICAL.

AN oFFICE-sEEKINo POLITICIAN
DOWN N HARRISON.
New iokK, n. V, Nov. ls.-Th
World says that Arthur p. Cunning
han, an euiploye of the the .enat.
document room, WIS arrested yesier
day for using viluperaiive languae,
toward President Harrison. Gun
ninglan, 1t Is stated, WAS for several
years sergeant at arms Of the repub
lIcun national crnnlititee and
when The celebration In honor Il
President Harrison's election war
held, he himself fled Oft II cannon
H. honor Of his I~rty's triumph.
Since then however l,e iins changed
bis opiniOn of the administration.
GORDON ELECTED.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. ls.-Gov
Gordon was elected U. S. senator
to-day on the first ballot.