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Shot by q JealOus Lover

An exciting shooting affair occurred at
Crewe, in Nottaway county, Va, on the Norfolk
and Western railroad yesterday. Davis Fitz-
gerald and William Motley were in love with
the same woman, who was partial to Motley. Yes
terday morning when Fitzgerald called at the
woman's home, he found her in company with
Motley. Angry words ensued between the two
men, when Fitzgerald drew q revolver and
fred at Motley. The ball lodged in the groin
inilcting wound that h believed viii prove
fatal
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Cut In q Bar Room Fight.

Saturday night two colored men. Levi Jones
and William Griffin, met in John Eimers saloon
on 7th street, where they became involved in
fight whereupon Jones produced a sharp in
strument of some kind, probably razor. and
drew the sharp edge of it across Grifin's face,
cutting through his cheek into his mouth. He
also cut Griffin's arm. Jones was arrested and
locked up, but the case could not be tried in
the Police Court this morning because Griffin
is still confined to bed in Freedman's Hospi-
tai, where he was taken by the police Saturday
night
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Turkey Acting Warlfke.

Turkey has summoned her reserves 70 rein
force the garrisons in Armenia. A dispatch
from Erivan to the Daily NesDs says: I'm ac-
cordance with orders from Constantinople rifles
have been distributed to the Kurds at Moosh.
Bitlis, Van. Bayazis and Alashgard As the
Christian inhabitants are unarmed this is evil
IDENTIFY intended to encourage the Kurds to
continue their outrages and terrorize the
Christians.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-A BARGAIS IN HOUSE on ST.
II bet; 10th and 18th NV; rooms and cellar under
whole house. Prices rapidly Advancing in this
locality; price Gully ZOO; easy terms
AUST HERON RAAlEY, l307 ct.
EOR sAI.k-TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il Piece Of Business Property 18TH ct, near Pa
ave-; SS61o0 For particulars apply to DUGAN 4
BUTLER, Guy r 81. NV. au2-Jt
IcOR SALE-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN
II NV; large corner store and two small dwell
ines in rear vi lot; renting for s2O yer on,h "a
viii Iay 10 Ter cent. Price SlS 600 pU9AN N
Blu iI4El. yO6 St II. aust
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Adam Young, 9 tramp, was rescued by the
police from the hands of q mob that intended
70 lynch him at Emmettsville, Ind, for brutaly
assaulting priest, whom he asked for food.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sands, aged one hundred and
one years, died Of Baltimora
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Trains Delayed By q Smash-Up.

There was q smash-up on the Pennsylvania
railroad early this morning. The train which
was demolished was one Of open cars loaded
with manure. The accident caused several
hours delay in the trains due here this morn
ing from beyond the scene Of the disaster.
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LOR SALE-


aa,o 1884 pounass, sos 9th 8. NV. ah
Sis St. n. N sai 10 sis 2ad s Il;
ad4s to $ola and Sa aais stE
lSis ION s s 81 ' 4 NV 81 tiaoO
asii 1 gas 10Th $4,000 1855 Il NV ih
l!ss T. has So a, 40s S. 6apitsi ~
sS7 uO sss 5sh st Sc s,SOo
1852 1 NV. h., 'O lSfa and I2a2 MaSH oOO
s55s to 1854 oO s an i in .es bet i5iS ooO
,Jniw.:..-;. .--.. 1000 4 18th. x Inv. 1000
80 st. NV, oh MI 515 llth St Sc, b.h,,
s3s TO- iii jackson "oo az st n W.. 5. h.
1ii4 9th St lstI 9Th St Nv. l','Oo
in =; 900 Is Myrtle sine: ,.'OO
IStR Nh SnS; 5000 44 81 st. sw. s. s,.OO
h.;4,,::.:-oooo ga s., sv:: b. t,oO'
BIZ 81 M ... 81 St NV h. i 100
The above IL onlya Portion Of the property on my
the st and 18th. GaulI THos. Z wAGaAMAN.
I;oR sALk-MusT BE SOLD 10 CLOSE AN
lll7 It n,w; lot !1x'5. Price, 5000 ALBERT
+. fUA. 92u r st. NV. aul-6t
EOR sALt-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, TWO OF
M slE .SS0 DSsi
1 Residence: tour-story Br.ck; 10 rooms; brick
stable IN rear lot 20x1O0 TO alley wide parking
b. H. WARNER CO.,
au1-3t 9l6 st. W.
IEOR sALE-7-ROOM BRICK on H n. e. BET.
4 . and 4th SITS. lot 2OIl20; only $4,000; must
be sold I. X. BROOK,
jy3O-6t GIG 18th St
EOk SALE-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
18th It between g and Il SITS. NV. For price and
terms apply to FRANCIS HUFTY,
1yHO-6t 1901 ST. NV.
NOR SALT-HANDSONE NEW PRESS BRICK
i y-window House, s12 Maryland ave. ne. Z
rooms aud bath; all NJ l. Lot 20 feet WIDE Easy
terms. 10 inn.tiate purchaser, 50. 500. JOHN q.
JOHNSON. 0i7 f. y296t
l|OR sALE-LOOK! S25 PER MONTH BUYS
Il New 1r Home ne; lot 25xl43 to alley; side,
front and back yard. Price 81, 500 Apply to
Ii. b. SMITH, o. b st. and Mass. NV. jy2S-2ws
INOR SALE-SMALL COTTAGE AT MT. PLEAS
i ant Aprly to W. U. DENlSON. 923 + ST. NV
jy2U-2w
ItOh HALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL HOUSES ON THE
west side Of 18th Il. u. l9l q and 1918;
these houses are newly fni he'd. with every modern
imirovem' ut and convenience and will be sod cheap
and on terms. AChER Il CADSBY,
jyl2-lm zoos ST. NV.
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EOR KENT-16l7 18th
L NV. TT, m-i...s37.4 Az
2:Sg LIST Sc, Or. mi 20. 30
l2S Moss II. e. ,or22 30
5OS X ]. ave. II. 2:s
aU2-:Jts CAYWOOD A GAR
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FOR SALE-LOTS

TOR sALF-soME VERY CHEAP LOTS
C9re sda i * BET frNn Nj . aye and l9th
Nj st. NV. bet. 2ad and 23d. 1sxSs to
Nd ave bet ID aud Sd :is COX 5o p ler Il Il
Md ave bet S,h and 9Th SITS. 2vA59, two
a"4. anu p't GSs sHiLIDs i4o5 St. PeT n
10 or Walach st. east of Iah, aOkl6O south front
sSerasn 81 &c. msst Of III macadamized oo1loo
au4-3t Gko i. GRAHAM. 1919 F st.
Tor sALE-ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND
i Spectators; a chsnce to buy grouad worth 90
tot size 4sx5o to lott siey; water ana sever viii
subiivIde into 10 nice building sites: &735 each;
" su4, A bhyi Il G b. Stone sos
EoH sALE-CHEAp; CHEAP,l CHEAP.n
ay Lott Ssr on on seT York ave- NV near lst' 2o1lol
2 9a@ 9Th s., nsa5 81 per worth $780,
2OxSO W St near 18th PER 1T. sI.25
Mortn Capitol st. near g i9HIo9 per f. Is cents
FoH sALE-I oFrt Gs1 TsE FOLLOWING BAR,
ST st near mear !,n ~ ~
Creg,n ST. ana New Hampshire ave.............. 60
St near @ist 90! BOX side and rear alley. zoo
ltth st: extende,i, bet. Bnney and Bacon sts., ~
st near ID ne IA i;xii0 l0 IN
9TH st. stanton Park, lsslx 40
stn ST. near Mass ave n IS it. front ... 80
- hear Vermont aye. 536xl37................3 300
Join Ii WiiiHT. ''
au4-3t l4OSe u st. NV.
Il teen lei + cnolnical Lots in finely improved
square ne. on Two car lines; three 30 feet and ten
With issS built so to
aa anaS 'uit p 1 BG fhsa rsfSIaa
I,OR sALE-A FINE CORNER LOT, 22eX60
100. HILL 4 JOHNSTON.
cn o4oifs Lots ss Glen Fsho% Heights
Choce Lots at akoma lark.
Choice Los at Hyatsville.
Choice Lots at Wien Heights
a, 'H'''' . HAsIE k IS'HfS HALDEMAN.
au<-ot sos 1T DIV
CITY. TO All immediate pun chaser will be sold
500 each; don't miss them;
EOR sALE-Two GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON n
au2-3t. i343 + st. INV.
EoR sALE-FEw DE ~IRABLE LOTS. LEFT IN
addition to Br, oklGnd; streets graded good ele-
er 10 WHO n Sad ess ro 20
cents per square foot title perfect FOR plats and
INV. au2- lot
J;oR sALE-LoTs IN PROSPECT HILL ADJoIN.
L ing ckington at 2oc PEI foot This Is a bargain.
aua-3t 1907 + st. NV.
TrOR SAL ELIOT NEAR SEVENTEENTH AND q
Il SITS, 1S.G192: rental Oh same paying $2O. 80 per
month $3.50 FER foot MkRRlLL y TERRY,
Au2-U lila st. NV.
Il DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE
FOR
TWO OR THREE HOUSES
On De Sales ST. Connecticut ave- lot 54xlOO to
al S-toOt coucreted alley.
Price $40 yer foot
Apply 10 Nv N HUYCK,
au.S- I'm 1905 Penn. ave
'oH SALE LOTS
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
Block 40 west side OF l4th st. NV, 50xl50, at
bargain. Offer wanted
Conner Of Vermont and 10th ct. NV. 2Oxss to
I2-ft alley
Corner lot nj q bargain in Brookiand.
]. O. GUNSON & CO.,
au2-b 1910 st. INV.
r.Ol. SALE-DY Fish MILLER, 1918 Est NV.
j E0Ii ONING b.hbitfbL BUILDING iUTS:
NJ . y ana ave bet 9Th ana 10Th. l1Nl0U.....S1.
Cor. siary land and l4tb Ia, 900 So IT.. 40
Brook and. choice Lots. very cheap. only..... %
Hu2-Ot
I,OR SAIL
Il o 4 bet 18th and 9TH NV, 22xl25S25 so
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THE GREATEST OBJECTION

to the measure is that it confirms and perpetu-
ates the surface tracks. against which most of
the progressive large cities OF the country are
now engaged in active hos.ilities. Washing
tons grade crossings as obstructive and
deadly MS those of any other city. Senator
Morrill, says concerning them: SIN addition to
the occupancy of important portions of Della
ware. Virginia and Maryland avenues there are
now within the city more than sixty crossings
of streets and avenues at grade by these steam
railroads, as perllous as sixty spring gun traps,
and ali tending greatly to the depreciation of
the value of real estate in the city, as well as to
the multiplication Of deplorable accidents"
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73 psf n. W. Or, mi. as
1916 Nj. ave. drug st. rs
10 l. II. W, Or. Gb. "a d. is
2l32 18th u. w, 5r.......14
453 Aimory D.. ,4r......S
18th and n. Y.ave.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNit
Il 23O4 Pa ave. lUr-s50
All l2.h stn.w., lur. 80
l06 Ind. ave. n W, l0r--45
1913 Cor. st.. lOr......i5
I30: Vermont ave. som
iylg-lSt' TlLER& RUI
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1924 Union .. ". 6rl2.30
1909 Green's alley. Or. %
! 1874 Union pl.. Or. 8. 80
y. Turn. Tor. eli M.
HEREFORD, 1907 Fstn.w.
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ROE SALE-DY Fish & MILLER, 1918 4 ST. w.,
i F0Ii OWING b..hbitFtL BUILDING iUTS:
y ana bet 9Th ana 10th. l1X loo. .......S1.
Coz. siary and ave and l4tb se $4,000 So IT.. 40
BIC and. choice Lots. very cheap. Ony...... %
nl.l-Nt
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EOH RENT - BY A >
II 1861 Pnw ,l2rs6G
>O.3O u Il W, l2r......0O. ,
1915 COrcoran. lOr-4 40.
lI24 l2tu IL. ". Or. =. :
lgl NE. Or "a.
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EOK BENT
II AL 18th ST. sv., 1r-
Str. and Dwg $40
2:39 LIST sc. .Sr.h,a.m.L JO
Is ID ne. Gr.&bath, m.i. -
30 e. s.w., IT., br. 20. 30
au2-3t DJGAN r.
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OOd yafu. :
BIZ l:iIo S.w., Or LIS. =
24Ui 1th NV, TIL
lT:iS 9TH II. W, 6r......1
$50 PUInerOy St, 7r. IL
SIeubeu, 3 tn & Sth. 6r.. !
Az Wilson ST., 5r......I
24J0 1th.drug str ......l
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10 $50 Mass. av. NV. l0rs65
. l7US l. NV, lUr. 30 90
- 1510 U II. W. Sr ..-....30. AZ
10 - I'd NV, 7r......25. SO
~ l420 4 NV. 6r...-.....2O 80
l4lO Florida sv.. Or. Is. 30
D lgU9 18th INV. 4r......-..l7
u 240S 9TH NV, Or. :. 1t. 80
\ = 36 Sth It. n.w.,5r....i4
. 31S Cn.w.. stable ......l2
5 Is " st. NV. Or ....lO.50
! l2i5 Az NV, 2r ........10
o 645 Summer ST., Ar. q. so
G au2-2.s
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I.OR RENT-sl25O EACH. SIX ROOMS. NICE
Il dry cemented cellars, Five Two-story Brick Dwell
Iu{s; just completed. the south side Of st. be-
tween LIST and I'd SITS yards front aud street
near; houses nicely papered grocery corner
SWOkM5TEDT & BRADLEY,
at N
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81 Florida ay.nN..SrS3O

53l Florida av. n w.. SrS30
3l9 Spruce ST.. Or. 80
1888 18th ST.. Or. "a. 40
20 Arthur pl., 7r.. %. 40
l426 Pierce pl. 7r. 20. 40
20l0 9th St NV, Or. 20
1870 l4th st. NV. 7r. rs
10 y. J. ave-, 7r. .2..Y2
HOS 10th Nv, Or. -. S5
6l9 I'd 81. n.e-, ar. -.22.S5
631 Mass. ave. n.e.,
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WEST WASHINGTON.

.Sl0N TT. m.i.... 500 29lS-2O Olive Ut. Or ..e2
3Cl2 Dumb't'n ST.. IS. 30 $50 st. ST. mi.
1:4S 81 1T. MI. % 90 24J13 SD St IA 8
l::.6 sd Or. store. .25 1884 =, ST., i
For . iuli list Apply ~ MkSCOTT Il WILCOX.
an0 pa
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Every reasoning man did bcomdn should sign
the petition in todoys STA Il dgdiastute surrender
Of tie tices and property Of ne people Of Soal.
Washington 10 tie Pennsylvania railroad
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

lrOR RENT OR LEASE-A FINE BUSINESS
Property with good frontage wide Hey i'll real
Btu st near st. NV. this property will be i'm
proved to suit tenant For terms, &C apply To- TH0S
j KING Buillers Exchange aud,
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str. I'm and Cellar. .s45
AGO X 81. Nv, store
Room. 80
466 X st. NV. New
store Room. ...........25
BUTLER. cog i st. n.w
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LYON SAIL
L Ost bet 18th and 18th NV. 22x125.. 50
a1 IAN .tG U I t IN !;e,
Square bounued by liai st, s. Cap, l. and NJ Acc
KaloraIua Conn. W., :IOx 100. ID
..Jt.l st near X .IOralna ave NV, 50x 5O..l 30
KENTUCKY ave- and iith ST. BE
Conn bet. X. I. and st n. W, 81 ~ 90
N j. ave. bet and q NV, &c. tx 10...l. az,
49,. ~ "" 1855. ''''--'''- !: 70
Spnth Cap. bet Is and SITS 40x1Ul 80
aul-3t b Ii. WARNER l. CO, 81 d st NV.
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LOR RHINESTONE AND CELLAR, COR. 9th
Il and l. SITS NV. Apply
jy19-lm W. C. JOHNSON, us 18th st
LOR RENT - A. ID ST. NV. IHREE-STORY
i Brick Dwelling With Every Modern Convenience.
s2J per month. JOHN r. BEALl. 1921 ri. Iy IT, m
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-03
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant "a
N the order of the Hon. County Court
of the state of Oregon, for the county OF
Marion, duiy made and entered on the 18th
he undersigned administrator of the es
tate of Peter Scharbach, deceased, to sell
the lands hereinafter described,
will on the Gath day of June, $780, AT
the court house IT, the city of Salem, in said
county, sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder for cash in hand, the following
described lands and premises belonging TO
to wit:
A certain tract OF land situated In the County
Of Marion, and State Of Oregon, and known and
designated on the surveys and plats Of the
United States, a. the north half Of the land
claim No. 43, in township Ave, south of range
one west of the Willamette meridian; said
claim containing 605.27 acres more or less,
being notification No. 875 and entered under
the donation act by John Mckay save and OK.
cept, however, thirty seven acres more or leas
which is In the west end Of said half part OF
said claim No. -, and decided to Frederic
LsSthermRn, in May, 1870, and described as
follows to wit; Beginning At the north west
corner of said claim No. Is, aud running thence
south on said west line thereof 70. 81 chains to
the said south line Of said north half part
thence east on said south line l7.6S chains
thence north 20.bi chains to the north line OF
said claim No 43, thence west 1913 chains 10
that tract bounded by beginning ON the north
line OF said claim No. 43. l7.Ss chains east OF
the north west corner. running thence south
20.54 chains TO the south line OF said north
half part, thence east on said south line II
chains; thence north 20.5i chains 10 the north
line OF said clsim 49, thence west II chains 10
the place OF beginning. containing 35 acres
more or less. which said last mentioned tract
was conveyed by the said deceased aud his
wife, Ann Mary 9ohETbAch to WenEel Rahut
by deed bearing date the 5th day OF February
1884, and recorded March 4th 1884 on page IA
in Vol. 80 in the records Of deeds Of Marion
county, state OF Oregon,
Witness my hand, this Goth day OF May,
1880. JOHN NCALNERT,
Administrator OF the estate Of Peter Schar.
bach, deceased. 5:22-lw
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
" order and license of sale duly made and
entered of record by the county court of Ms
rion county, state Of Oregon. on the 18th day
uf April 1890. authorizing and empowering me
as administrator Of the partnership consisting
of +. f. Mckinney. W. T. Rigdon and (E. II.
Bellinger, deceased,l TO sell the interest and
estate of said partnership in the real property
hereinafter described. l will on Saturday the
oath day Of May, 1890, at the hour Of one O'Clock
In the afternoon of said day on the premises
hereinafter described sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash in hand on the day
of sale:
l. All the right, title, interest and estate
owned by said partnership at the death Of
said f.. II, Belinger in and to, lots one and
two in block one, lots nine and ten in block
two, all Of block three and four. the east half
of block fve, and lots one nine aud ten in
block six, all In Frickey's addition to the city
Of Salem in Marion county Oregon.
2. All the right, title. interest and estate
owned by said partnership at the death Of said
Y. II. Bellinger in and to, lots three, four, FIVE,
six and the north half of lot seven, all in blck
one of Frickey's addition to the city of Salem.
In Marion county Oregon, under CT by virtue Of
= contract between II. A CrUsBan and L, II. Bel
lenger, deceased whereby said CrossAn agrees
to convey said last named real property 10 said
Bellinger, who was trustee for said partner
ship, on or before June 20, 1890, upon payment
by that date OF the sum Of Ave hundred dollars
with interest thereon at eight per cent per
Annum since December 23d, 1889.
W. T. RIGDoN,
Administrator of said partnership.
424-w.5t
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WEST SIDE.
Two Through Trains Each Way
DAILY, VIA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Commencing with sunday, March End,
both first and second-class tickets will be
honored ON "The Limited East Mail"
trai rs 8 and 4, as well also on the "Over.
land Flyers" Nos. land2.
THE Limited East MALI trains are
equipped with Pullman palace and colo
mist sleepers, dining cars, chair cars and
coaches, and run solid between Portland
and chicago, daily without change,
The"Overland Flyer"trains are equipped
with Pullman palace sleepers and coaches,
between Portland and Council Bluns, and
with Pullman colonist sleepers between
Portland and Kansas City, daily, without
change.
Connections ere made at Pocatelio with
through trains to and from Salt Lake, aud
AT Cheyenne with through trains 10 and
from Denver, Kansas City and ST. Louis.
The above trains afford the quickest
time between the Northwest Pacific coast
and Eastern and outhern points.
Detailed time of trains, rates, through
tickets, baggage checks etc, Can be pro
cured upon application to any agent ofthe
Union Pacific System. L. w. LEE,
ST-ot-w Genl Pass. gent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-03
ELECTION RETURNS.
Republicans Still Claim a Clean
Sweep.
DEMOCRATS CONCEDE STATE TICKET
But Claim PennOyer'S Election
BY 500 to 1000 Ma
jOrity.
THE ELECTION.

PORTLAND, June 3.-The count in
this city will not be finished until
this afternoon. IT is necessarily slow
owing to the great amount of scratch
ing. Indications are that the republl.
can majority in Multnomah county
will not be large, Thompson run.
ming behind his ticket. Reports
from over the state are scatteri q.
The republicans still claim Thomp-
sons election. The democrats con-
cede the election of the republican
state ticket, with the exception of
PennOyer, whom they claim to be
elected by majority ranging from
500 to 1000. The democrats also
claim election of two or three on
legislative ticket.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-03
The Spring Medicine.

The popularity which HOod,s sar-
aparilla has gained as a spring med
icine is wonderful II possesses juss
those elements Of healthgiving,
blo0d-puhfyiug and appetite-Testor-
ing which everybody seems TO need
al this season. Do not continue in Il
dull, tired, unsatisfactory condition
when you may be ~ much benefited
by Hoods SarsapaHlla. II puhfies
the blood and makes The weak strOug.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-03
Personal MENTION.

Geo. II. Burnett went to Portland
this afternoon on business.
Miss Leona Willis was a passeu-
ger on the north hound train this
afternoon.
L, p. Thompson was Il passenger
on the overland train this morn
ing for Astoria on business.
Judge Finn. Of Albany, came
down to the city this morning and
took the afternoon train for Port
land.
Prof. +. b. McElroy returned
home this morning from trip up
the country on official business.
Hon. r. +. Boise, judge, and w.
p. Williams, stenographer, are in
McMinnvllle this week attending
court.
T. A. Elder, pi the Law drm Of
Elder a Wells Of Tacoma, left foI
his home this afternoon after spend,
ing a few days ia the capital city.
Mrs. :. J. Rinehart who Ia,
been residing al 256, 18th street
moved with her family TO Portland
Where she wall make her futur,
home.
All kinds of notions Eoe half th'
usual eust al Crissmau'z ; and Il
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-03
MARKET REPORT.
A synopsis Of the MRrksts-BuyinE and
Selling Prices.
EEIIING PRICEa

SELLING PRICES.
REVISED QUOTATIONS..
Shoulders Sugar cured, per 10, 10
Brea x fast bacon-l2L
Hams-Sugar cured, per 10, 10 q 1875
Beef-6 "a l21Ic.
Pork-S "a l2Lc.
Mutton-l0 "a l21Ic.
Timothy seed@Per pound, 7c; selling,
Red clover seed-Per pound, l2c,
White clover seed-Per pound, lSc.
Alsike-lSe per pound.
Red top l0c per pound.
Lincoln Grass-l2lzc per pouHd,
Rye Grass-ioc per pound.
Beans--5c per 10. selling.
Oat neal-Se.ling AT 10 x.
BUYING PRICES.
Wheat-6O1za64c net.
Flour-Per barrel. A.OO best 1876 lbs
Oats-Per Dushel. 20 - 35c.
Barley-Per bughel, dOc.
Bran-Per ton, SIS Al the Toili.
Shorts-Per ton, SIS.
ChSp-Per ton, SIS.
Hops-.Quoled at lO@l2c per 10,
Eggs-i58 lt9sc per dozen.
IOtatoss-FoT bushel, 81,
corn msal-3c per pound.
Cheese--lU l5c per pound.
Dried plums-Per b. safe.
Dried prunes-Per ID. SH l2c.
EmpOrted pruneS 71Ie per lh.
Butter--5D per pound for good
ard--l0a, re per 10.
Hams-Per pound ,i29lsc
Bacon sides-lO per ID.
Shoulders--s6S l0c per 10.
Chickens boosters Hens 10
HOgs-Dn foot 81.
Beef-On foot 3lzfg4
WOol-Nalley Per N. $50 10 mo hsirl5SL 2
Geese-5 u ~ per dOI
Ducks-S5 20 81 per dOz.
Hides gTeeu---2 eta.
Hides dry--5 eta.
sheep pelts-HsGN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-03
SuTnmOS.

In the Circuit Court, OF the state Of
Oregon for the county OF Marion.
Ora Harris, plaintiff Suit to dissolve
vs.. the marriage
Samuel Harris, defendtl contract.
To Samuel \. Harris said defendant:
In the name OF the State OF oregon, you
are hereby commanded 10 answer the
complaint filed In said cOart against you,
in the above entitled suit, by the ath day
Of June, 1880, the first day OF the next regu.
lar term OF said court, and you are further
notified that II you fall To answer as above
required, said plaintin will take decree
dissolving the marriage contract now eX-
listing between you and her, aud for the
custody Of the two children, fruits of said
marriage, End for costs
This summons n published by order Of
Hon. X. T.. Boise. Judge. Dated April X,
1880. j, A. .AFPLEGATE,
i-1SSt-w Atty. for PIN.