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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-14
CKOP-WEATHER BULLETIN.
The Report Of the Oregon Weather
Bureau. Cooperating With the
t. \. Signal Service.

AHo h'pOTt w lHe VTFBOH weather
Bureau, Cooperating With the
1. \. Signal Service.
For the week ending Saturday,
May 10th, II as follows:
WEATHER.
The high temperature of the pre-
vious two weeks continued up to
Wednesday of this week, when it
fell, being more near the normal;
the temperature fell to near the
frost point, but owing to the cloudy
weather no frosts are reported to
have occurred.
During the week rain fell In all
sections of the state, being quite
'copious except In the Willamette
valley. Nearly two inches fell In
Jackson county, an inch In Douglas
and Josephine, generally less than
one quarter OF an inch in the Will
lamette valley, and in Eastern Ore
gon from 10 to nearly rs of an
inch. Rain has been needed, and
more would prove beneficial. Pres
ent indications are for more rain.
The amount of sunshine has been
about the average. Thunder storms
were experienced in Southern and
Eastern Oregon on the ., 3, !, SO
and 9TH instants.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-14
CROPS.

The weather conditions have been
very beneficial to crops of all kinds.
Spring sown wheat especially need
ed rain and In those districts where
u was most needed IL fell. Unusual
as II may appear In the willamette
valley the soil is very dry and In sec
tions hard. While all crops ARE
growing, yet good, general, rain
would prove to be very beneficial.
The subsoil IL generality very moist
yet, but small seeds, spring sown
graft! and the like need surface
moisture. The cooler cloudy wealth
er that has prevailed de latter few
few days has prSven very beneficial
Grasses are heading out, in sections,
alfalfa hos II good stand. The
grass Is generally reported to be in
good condition, Crops are growing
finely and rain IL needed, IL report
ed from all sections. On the Sth
general rain prevailed In Eastern
Oregon which will tend 10 lessen
the possible injurious effects Of the
warm dry weather.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DRAFT q HUNT, attorneys at law, Salem,
j. Oregon. Ofiice over Barrs lewelry store,
State street
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-14
BUSINESS CARDS.

Il II. MORSE, contractor and Builder.
-. All orCers promptly attended 70
l0l High street, Saiem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

Some Of the enemies Of civil service reform
in the House discussion yesterday had the
audacity to say that the people Of the republic
by large majority favored the repeal Of the
civil service law. II this were true, or within
a thousand miles of the truth, every man of
sense knows that the law would not stand single
hour. The two houses would hurry through
an act Of abolition, and the clerks could hardly
engross and enroll the measure fast enough.
Those legislators and other government officials
who yearn to act as unrestrained patronage
dispensers, and the wire-workers, ward politi-
clans and vote-buyers all over the land shout as
one man for the spoils system. 1t is only
because the great mass of the people
are on the other side, and favor the merit sys-
tenn, which benefits the public service and
public morals, that even the spoils politician
yields, that political platforms give pledges to
the reform, and that attacks upon the system,
direct or indirect, are Overwhelmingly de-
feated The law will stand because the people
demand il, and all that can be done by way of
change Is to adopt such amendments as will
broaden its field Of operations and increase its
efficiency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

The argument Of the Postmaster General in
regard TO the Washington post-office, printed
IN another column, Is plausible and interesting.
As IL perhaps TO be expected from his position
he speaks two words for the general depart
ment 10 one for the local office, and is evil
IDENTIFY primarily interested in the extension of
that department, to which result the supply of
better accommodations for the local Office
IL Incidental Not viewing the matter
from the local standpoint he also contem-
plates with philosophical composure the pros
pect that the executive department would
eventually crowd out the post-office from a COM
mon building, and remarks that the same argu-
ment can be applied to any building built for
any part Of the government business except
such as can be kept from further growth. 1t is
evident, however, that the post Office would
stand q vastly better chance Of retaining the
use of . building which it occupied alone and
which was built with special reference to its
needs than il it were accommodated on one
floor Of the department. building, Q loca-
ton which it once occupied and from which
it was crowded out. The local view
Of the matter is that need Of other
accommodations for the post-ofiice is greater
and more urgent than that Of an extension of
the department, and that satisfaction Of the
local need ought not to be delayed or endan-
gered by complication with the departments
project, which views the relief to be granted to
the postofice as Of minor Importance and as,
probably, temporary.
Undoubtedly a post-offce costing three and q
half million dollars and accommodating every
body on the ground-foor is much more desir-
able than one costing only million dollars and
making use Of several floors and the sugges-
ton Of the Postmaster General in respect to the
purchase OF ground on the south side of Penn
sylvania avenue for a series of public buildings
is backed by strong public sentiment
1t IL not, however, equally clear that
the million dollar post-offce, in spite
Of its conceded disadvantages, il not q
vast improvement over the present tumble
down quarters, and that, furnishing reasonably
permanent accommodations, it would not have
advantages even over more comfortable
but merely temporary quarters with the
general department. Washington hopes
that the Postmaster General and the
Senate may be able to induce the
House to give to the District at once q post
office building fully worthy Of the capital of
the nation, adapted in every respect to the
immense business of the office, and costing the
three and half millions estimated But if
the old deadlock follows this effort, Washington
will not favor a grasping after ideals that re-
suits in denial Of all relief whatsoever and
leaves the capital without any post-ofice build
ing at ALL in the discomfort and discredit of its
present rented quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

The foot ball game Of ballot reform in the
New York legislature seems about to stop.
Governor Hill vetoed three times the admirable
measures sent to him. Finally Mr.. Saxton,
their author, accepted the Executives "con-
st;tutional objections at their nominal value
and prepared such bill as he agreed to sign.
This proposition the Senate did not relish at
nrs', but afterward thought better Of it and
adopted, on the principle that it was better to
have some law for honest suffrage than no law
and believing that il would not be SO difficult
to amend the law as it was to have it agreed
10 in the first instance. The friends Of honest
elections are to be congratulated on securing
any measure Of reform under the circum.
stancea Some day probably the Australian
ballot as other states have it can be adopted in
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
SEE THOSE 81 JACKETS.

Equally IS rood bargains at much higher prices
Those imported as samples. offered Paris and
London prices. We well afford this for an early
glimpse OF the proper imported styles taught how
70 order at home and thus saved the loss incden 10
closing undesirable styles bought without proper
knowledge.
BLACK JACKETS "a TO s20.
Warranted correct in style. material mt and priced
Our 80 Diagonal Cloth Jackets braid bound have
high sleeves and hip pockets, cannot be matched
etseUhere at The prfcs.
sl2 Jackets for $40 Made % our special order In
imitation Of the imported which are sold At ssO
We show three styles. Diagonal Refer braid bound
and igh sleeves Cheviot Refer with full sleeves
and tight hitting silk cuffs. Nest-front Clay DiAgo-
nal with roll collar and high sleeves IL not until
You have tried on of THESE jackets and crticaly
noted the 1T and style and finish that rdi iJrs
rih neHa During the special sale these sl2 Jackets
CoLoRED JACKETS IS TO s2a
% Blazer Jackets striped, al-wool flannel, nicely
finished. hlp pockets, &C.
IS Marine Blue Flannel Jackets. turn over collar
and cuffs gold cord trimniIg aud big gold buttons
IS Cheveron Refer Jackets, Navy and Tan, large
crochet buttons.
such are few of the newest Of our many different
styles.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
SEE THosE $l.25 Bnorsrs.

Sancy-looking Sailor Collar and Bright Color SILK
Cord Lacing. Try one Perfect mt OF course it's
only Outing Cloth but doesn't look like expensive
flannel.
81. es-These have the Low Pleaied Necks. Fin
tshed with Pocket, &c. Stripes and Paids in Pretty
Color Combinations.
sl9S and 81. Scream Wool Flannel Blouses
Stripes.
81 9s.-The New Madras Cloth with SILK str.pes i'm
Pink and Blue; These are very stylish Blouses and
may be scarce ia.er
50 IS and s39s.-wash silk Blouses Pretty effects
In Colored Strpes. Pleated aud sailor Collars Full
sleeve and Coat Cuffs
s6-blsck China silk Blouses. with Figured Collar,
Cuns and Front Black SILK Crochet Buttons.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
To Advertiser.

Tomorrow Stan viii be quadruple or 1d
page issue, containing not only q greater
quantity and variety than usual Of fresh and
interesting original and selected reading mat
Ter, but an unusual number of important bust
ness announcements, in which the whole COM
munity IL concerned, and therefore certain to
have very wide circulation, both in the city
and outside. To meet this demand, the presses
must start at the precise minute designated,
and to render this possible advertisers are re-
quested to send in their favors as early in the
morning a. practicable, and in all cases posi-
BILE before IL o'clock. II this be not done,
classification cannot be assured, and even omis-
sions may happen.
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SEE THOSE $3.50 Cares.

S3-50-Six-row Broadcloth Capes.
s5O0-Two kufies and linked: Pointed Yokes.
s6-OO-like above but with Braided Yoke.
S6O0-Three Capes. Braided and pinked; High
Shoulders
sSO0-Black Faille Silk Handsomely Braided ;
Heavy silk Fringe 10 inches deep
elO0O-FRlle Silk. Nandyke Braid Trimming Two
Deep Black Lace Flounces: Satin Lined
sl4oO-lmPorted English Broadcloth Cspes. Pointed
Yoke and Double Cape; Hand Braided;
Satin Lined
$500 10 slS.00-Beaded Cares In all styles
81 The Cloth Capes in Black. Tan, Gray. SC The
Beaded Styles for Young and Old Ladies'. The fl Of
the Pslais Royal Capes is sufficiently superior b
constantly quoted.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belowD
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$l.25 WRApprRs FoR 81

All we merchants keep these 81 % Wrappers. Such
s the competition that even the credit stores charge
the same price as usually quoted here's %. ONE
DOLLAR Is OUk SPECIAL SALE PRICE and is rood
only for Thursday. Friday and Saturday. April "a
81 0s; bingham Tea Gowns, Striped Back. Tsdors
sl9s.-Fieured lawn Wrappers trimmed with Col
ored Embroidery. Deep RUNE.
LOO Calico Morning Dresses. Skirt with Tires
Tucks and huffie. Full Waist with Yoke.
% 80 are the price extremes for our new stoci
s6.50 70 sZf for Tea Gowns Of Chslle. sur.h and
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
Grvr u Yous PArnosAar.

We PRIDE OURSELVES on HAVING A
STORE IN WHICH CUSTOMERS FEEL AT
HOME. THE FREEDOM OF THE EsTAB-
LIsHMENr Is YOURS. USE YOUR PRIvI-
LEGE AT ALL TINES
GREAT MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS
COME HERE SEASON AFTER SEASON. 1T
Is NOT THEM We TALK TO THROUGH THE
PAPERS. BUT TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT
YET DEALT WITH Us We EXTEND COR
DIAL INVITATION TO CALL AND INSPECT
THE NEWEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH
ING EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON
BRING YOUR BOYS HERE AND Try Us
JUST ONCE. WE ARE SATISFIED THAT
YOU WILL COME AGAIN. OUR RANGE OF
PRICES FOR LONG PANTS SUITS Is FROM
$40 TO ESQ. AND FOR SHORT PANTS SUITS
FROM $3.50 To ego. WITH SPLENDID
VALUES AT EACH INTERMEDIATE GRADE.
ALSO FULL LINE OF THE BEST MAKES
OF SHIRT WAISTS AND FURNISHING
GOODS FOR ALL AGES AND AT PRICES
THAT ARE GUARANTEED TO BE THE
LOWEST FOR THE QUALITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

There are some small indications OF the for
nation OF national negro party. Now sup
pose we had also a national Irish party, a ma
nonal German party, a national Scandinavia
party, national French Canadian party, q ma.
tionAl Indian haf-brsed party, how long would
II be before We had more parties than pros
perity in this republic?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

When you are attending to your household duties
how often you really need some trivial utensil you
haven't just at hand The principal you haven't
it because you think get it when you are
out. Now. it is a. . memory stimulant that we are
going to ot down here the very things you need s.
most every hour in the day. and you won't be nearly
- likely to forget when have the list right before
You and see how cheap everything is Nop while
you think Of It, get your scissors and cut this I'D
right outremember, the sale is for tomorrow only
and. when you come in. never mind II you haven't Q
pencil to check of with; we will supply you And,
should you want any portion of your purchase to use
At home right aDay-in . hurry-let US know, and
wen rush them to your residence st once.
CHECK LIST.
o-t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

New York has been pluming herself on the
possession Of century plants, and the Boston
advertiser calls New York's attention to the fact
that Boston is far in advance of the metropolis
in this regard. 1t is time the maiden ladies of
their respective municipalities were demand
ing halt in this sort Of personal Journalism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

90. We haNc ucNtE DcAOAc
Of the best make.
Our No. Baby Carriage is
made of select rattan, hand
somely upholstered in darnssk,
steel springs and well made
wheels, warranted. for a.. 4S.
Our No.2 Baby Carriage, with
new style rattan body, up
holstered in figured damask,
lined satin pRrasoi with silk
lace edge. lace cover. child's
chair, for e.. As.
Our No. 8 Baby Carriage
with an enti rely new and orig
inGl design rattan body, up
holstered In the best damask
or raw silk, plush roll in back.
lined satin parasoi with silk
lace edge and wheel tenders,
for as. AS.
Our No. 4 Baby Carriage,
cane-wound rattan body. up
holStered in silk plush and
imported wheel Tenders aud
satin parasol with lace cover.
for S9.9S.
Our No. 5 Baby Carriage,
care wound rattan body, ele-
gantly upholstered in silk
plush. steel springs aud bril- ht
gear, lace cover and chiid's
chair. for S10.9S.
Our No. q Baby Carriages are
Of the latest style. very strong
and attractive bodies. The
upholstering is Of the finest
quality OF silk, lined satin
parasol with silk lace edge.
These carriages have been =
favorite with us for SASS.
ana we anticipate big sale
for tho price which we offer
them for tomorrow-$l2.yS.
Our NO. Z Baby Carriages are
of an entirely new design.
shell bodies, very strong and
neat, being handsomely up
holstered III silk plush, lined
satin parasol with silk lace
edge, shaved spoke wheels,
steel springs and hickory gear.
for SLABS.
Our No. 8 Baby Carriage Is .
square shape Haywood body
Carriage, upholstered in silk
plush, pointed and piped in
back and sides aud has the
finest silk parasJl with silk
lace edge, cane body. wheel
tenders, spring seat, shaved
spoke wheels and STANDARD
gear. for S15.9S.
Our No. 8 Baby Carriage is
that ever popular shell body,
which j., without q doubt, the
most stylish Carriage that is
} aDufactured at any price,
being handsomely upholstered
in silk plush. lined satin para
sol, with silk lace edge, shaved
spoke wheels. standard gear
and spring seat, for L 6.9S.
Our No. 10 Baby Carnage.
new style Haywood body,
handsomely upholstered In
the finest manner, patent par
asol rod, standard gear. spring
seat, shaved spoke wheels and
lace cover. S1I .9S.
Our No. IL Baby Carriage,
Haywood make: the same car
rage tor which all dealers ask
S25 to $50. This carriage is
upholstered in silk plush.
linen-lined satin parasol.
shaved spoke wheels, spring
seat and standard gear. for
S19.9S.
our No. IL Baby Carriage,
new shape, Haywood body; ;
the finest carriage made; OF Sc
lect rattan, and upholstered in
the finest quality Of silk plush,
for 81. 9S.
lIGEnATORS.
IR IN MIND
in Washin gton Of the DRY AIR
IdAN" INTERPRETATIONS,
to use less ice and keep TO d
} rator made. Our prices range
lie of solid ash, antique finish
T. CHESTS.
D. = Ice Chest for 81. AS.
D. 3 Ice Chest for 81. 80.
I'd Ice Chest for 50. AS.
REFRIG ORATORS.
stock Of Hardwood Sideboard
ter Cooler attached. Our prices
so0.
r. GOLDSCHMID.
100a-l00J + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

The lst Of May will probably see the opening
Of the great tariff debate of 1880. When will
the ending Of the subject be seen? Echo an
svers when The tariff since 1889 has fore ed
Itself more persistently upon public attention
than even slavery, the currency or states rights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

Kentucky is still progressing. Arailrosd is ex-
pected to reach Big Sandy Gap one Of these
days and the Herald Of that town announ ces
that Peter Kidd will give s5Oo for the privilege
OF putting tent over the first locomotive and
train Of cars for tventy-four hours and eharg-
ing the raw mountaineers. twenty 1--we cents
each to come in and see it Mr.. Kidd IL evi.
IDENTITY from New England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
s Ens a ! ! M MS IN sss ss'
tBB - Uu Y 4 ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
SEVENTH STREET.


SEVENTH STREET.
THREE SALES OF INTEREST.
Hosiery and M rino Underwear.
Muslin .Usdersoear.
coaks and SUITS.
fas S5 E BAYS
that a xal
We know Of no such values to equal these we men;
readily the orxins prices the special prices an
Ss Sale: ra III
HOSIERY AND uNDE REafhf
Soc schopper's Fast Black Derby Ribbed
Csc LADIES' Fancy Stripe and Plain Color &C. pair
Hose PIC. pair
o. Stripes and all new shades for. 45c. pair
ale sw iaof kSSsa Vests White each
Pink o. Crsam.. &C.. 3 for SOC
sleeves, low neck. sleeveless. jersey
Chdren's e Gsu1e vests. high neck short each
B sSEE f TS s s5SfiSis rs
wear for Ladies' aud Children, unexcelled in it, finish
'pS rsfss
syeryas tina. is new for the , Prices and
MUSLIN. UNDERWEAR, coRsETs. &c.
So 80 g. sSss' 6 SoS
e. ss,sss S 5oSs
Cambria Gowns, Mother Hubbard tucked yoke fine
herring bone stitching, ruffle at neck and sleeves
value 81.
styles Of 81 skirts, styles have cambria rufie
style with lace rufie.
styles Of Ell Drawers. torchon. Val. lace and nne
cambria trimmed
Each of the above are worth every cent OF 81 each
At S5c., unusual bargain.
We can do 1t for this reason. short time since we
bought at An auction sale s CASES OF MUSLINS
AND 5.O12 YARDS OF EMBROIDERY AND LACES.
These We had made up into underwear and made we'll
We know every stitch that went into them. The con-
sequence of this is the cheapest best line of n-
derwear has ever been our good fortune to Offer No.
only the few items you mentioned but dozens OF
others We would certainly advise you take advan.
tage OF this rs 1t will be . saving TO you in many
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PARAsoIs REDUCED IN PRICE,

81 9s for $3.50 quality Scotch Plaid PArasols In
tie correct coorngs Scented wood and natural wood
handles, twisted in new and quaint shapes.
eIos for ss.Ss Imported Novelty of Hunters Green
SILK. French Plaid Band and Fringed Plaid silk Sash
White silk lining with Green border. Ribbs covered
with silk and tipped with ivoroid
sl2.4s for the sl4 as Imported Novelty. made Of
plstted ribbon in two shades Of Heliotrope Ninety
six yards Of ribbon used.
IS. rs for the els Imported Novelty OF White SILK
GAUGE, shirred in star design. White silk lining and
covering TO frame
s7.6s for the 60 Imported Novelty Of Nile Green
Silk. trimmed with White yandyke SIX Lace White
lining.
80 for the el3 as Imported Novelty Of Black Gauze
run with Satin Bands with White Picot EDGE BLACK
silk lining.
~ These are the last Of the Paris Novelties i'm
ported by the Palsis Royal The elaborstely carved
handles-some of them-sre alone worth the price
asked for the entire PIrasol. All are made Of the
finest silks procurable.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belov.D
sr The mode shades POsEin GiOues iciii capti-
s.1fs
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SEE THosr S2.6S JEHsrYs.

We point to the 50 6s Braided Jerseys "A the hes,
value in stock Over one hundred styles at usrer
hundred different prices We don't show trashy gar.
menta, commence with a superior Jersey A,
As and wind up 81 50 with novelties that wiI coat
you $3.50 at the credit stores
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

Cabinet timber IL strained in two hemis
Pheres-in the republics Of France and Brazil.
Perhaps 1t isn't seasoned enough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
MArrERs Or Facr.

Don't you know IL q powerful good Clothing We are
Offering for the Children? How much better than
other peoples setting busisr al ths time only
soes to prove
Let u know sbout what you want TO psy-snd We
will show you In jify what We can do for you.
| BETWEEN There IL nothing nner made than
| ehold between thsss two prices. II
| $500 Dress Suits are what you are want
ins-these are the drsssisss Two and
| AND three prces-runnins In sizes from
TO 10 years. That's large, you
$1,000. know. too. for short.pant Suits.
Plain wesves or fancy patterns that
| exclusive, because they are too
| hne to get into the majority Of rssdy-
maze stocks. Others srs afraid to
| touch EN-. We're Motive have . de-
mand for them. Your children can't
| dress nner than In these.
BETWEEN You'll hardly be able TO tell the dR.
ference. Some Of the scarcer woavss
$500 ere barred out-but those that are
| here wonderfully vearabls and
| AND neatly patterned. Every stitch that
| has sons into them locks The durs-
| $500. bility MP and holds 1t fast. These
| run to 16 years. too-sud made
| with and without vests
AT There is perfect stampede sitter
our e5 suits It's very popular
$500 Rrsde-but It's the merit we've put
| In that makes It 20. There are Dressy
Suits and school sats-and some
| that will snswer for both. It's very
hard to get stout clothing without it's
| looking . iittls coarse But IL ean
| be done. There 10 nothing trimmer
| than these IS Suits Of ours. It's the
| cleanest line we've ever had. You know
where the wear tells . chfld's
| suit-these are the very places We
have riveted. They ,riH wear out
80 will any clothes-but Il will take
| harder knocks and more Of them-on
| these Two and three piece to 10
| years.
| BETWEEN Don't have any fear TO buy the
| lowest priced Suit we've got. It's
| $3.50 reliable or you won't have II shown to
you. suits-and good ones, too
AND can be made for $3.50. But every
| body can't make thsm-and every
| $3.50. piece Of goods won't do for them.
| We select fabrics know all about
| and put them TO make in hands who
| know what will satisfy The
result 10 you get Q Trustworthy suit
They come in two piece only-from
| 4to Is years.
It isn't necessary to say anything about Boys Suits
and the other things In this line You'd be surprised
IL you were to ask for them and we hadn't them So
would We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

Ban Francisco experienced quite . severe
earthquake shock yesterday and doom sealsr"
stock has jumped up several points.