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HAVANA, June I6.-Eyraud, Tie
FrenchnIan, who was arrested here
on May Goth. for the murder, In
Paris, Of Gouiie, was turned over
10 the Frerch detectives today and
started on the way 10 Paris.
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HAvRE, June lG.-The steamer
la BOlTgQyHe, from New York.
June :, which was seen disabled
aud repairing her machinery on
June sab, arrived this morning.
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Dock Laborer, on strike.

LONDON, June IS. - Thirteen
thousand dock laborers at Swansea
have struck for higher wages. The
shipping business OF the place Is at
a standstill.
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LONDON, JuRe lG.-Thc match
game of tennis between Saunders,
the English player, and Petit, the
American, was played today.
Saunders beat Petit 10y three TO
one.
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LoSDOS, June l6.-JOhn Dillon,
William O'Brien aud John Red
mond. have been appointed dele
gates to make tour Of America in
the autumn.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
z'Iaie Of Clara L ). Toapg, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ Undermined. Executor OF the Iast
VIII and fstate OF Clara l. J. Young. De-
se1se1, 70 ne creditors OF. and all persons
20 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication
OF THIS notice. 10 the SAID executors m -
Sosta Msin street. salt Lake City, in the
Dated Mach 18th, 1850.
W W. RITTER.
y. v. JONES.
hKeeatnrs Of the lEst Will ana Esfata NJ
Oiafs l. y loqng deceased. dosW ~
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WAsHINGToS, June l6.-Briga-
dier-G General Holabird, quarteSpas-
ter-general Of the army, was 8day
placed on the retired list Of the
army, having reached sixty-four
years.
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petition fos admission 10 Probate OF Viii.
PURSUANT To An ORDER OF SAID
Court IN said matter, notice u hereby
gwen th2t wednesday, the 2ith day Of June,
\ D. lse0, a 70 O'Clock A. m. Al ne County
1oUrt House m salt Lake City, Utah
ltrrttory, m the Court Room OF said Court,
mas been appointed the time and place
isr nc hearing OF petition OF Hannah
EhFnEren ana v j. Grnniu1d, praying for
the admission TO probate OF a certain doc
uinent herewith pr scented, purporiing to
ne the last WIN and Testament % John
EhTngren, deceased, when and where all
ner-ons Interested may appear ar "a @. pose
me PROBATE OF said will. or the granting Of
letters tes-ameatary To \. J. Gronlund. as
prayed for In said petition.
II witness whereof. I nave hereunto set
ny baud and an sei the seal OF said Court,
this 9Th day Of June, y ID. $50
SEAL JOHN C. CUTLER,
CLERK n the fsruhafa T1nfrwF
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The Earth TrembIed.

CUSHING, QueI e., June l5.-An
earthquake shock was felt here ut
ais this morning. IL moved east
10 west.
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CHICAGO, June I6.-New York,
81; New Orleans, SO; st. Louis, -;
Cincinnati, 20; Chicago, 90; Win
nil 81.
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SYDNEY, June l6.-The steamer
HO,rydngs from Port Pirie, South
Australia, for this place, has been
wrecked of Will0ughby Cape. Part
OF the crew is missiuE.
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BEST SATEENs AT HALF PRICE!

pieces English Cashmere Umb7e Sa'eeu At is I'm
PER YARD.
The the newest and the quality the p usis
seiu. price Of this Sateen - cents.
pieces Chaes yJri. this The De-
gain iu Chaies have offered this
3inch Saeens in good French designs At II cents PEI aI o
cent
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PA9AsObs

We offer large lot OF COloTed MOire ParasO at % cents each U
Parasol for the money in this country. .
100 Black Gloria Silk 2iinch Gold tipped Pars0 a. So
already sold so OF this style, ami this Is the Ia M "
offer this
Also lot Of COlOred Twilled Surah Parss0l at Sll5
Plaid Striped Surah ik Paraol at SOD Hlf'cl
from 800.
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. u M NJ y u

So MI Nj Err = Il * 8
Our entire of this importation Of Canton Shanghai
japanese Lyons Printed Silks is offered at Reduction
Ver cent.
Our 800 quality at 10 cents Our sI25 quality at Le
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MARKETS AND sroCHs.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
CHICAGO MARKEr.

IHINNUV MNNNEEs
Chicago, June Is, lis D. M. close
wheaf-weak; cash. -; July. e..
COrn-Steady, each, SJ'f Jaiy. Sfh q 4ss
Oats-steady; sash. July. 81.
Brriey-Steady.
POrk-Quiet. cash, i2-5j July, Isl
Lsrd-Dull. cash ISIS; July. 5I.S-
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In the matter Of the Estate Of John
Ihrnaran. larel.eN
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tne Probate Court IN and FOR salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
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Notice Of time and place for the hearing o
Petition fos admission 10 Probate OF Viii.
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WANTED.

A Coy To LEARN TIE PLUMBING
"a business Apply al MIBgELI Z -nN,
No. e. west second south
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lOl dozen Misses Fast Black Ribbed Hose three pairs 7r %
lot Misses German Black Ingram Ribbed Hose @; 'e
from - cents.
Ladies' very fine French DroSiteh Hose, Black Ga
fancy coOed tops this seasons best styles at 80 cents
Mems British Socks three pairs for 90 cents. ..
Mems German Socks in Modes and Tau three pair icI "
Mems French Babriggan Undershirts and Drawers NJ " ~
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THE RIGHT OF PETITION.

SOME Of the arbitrary pOsitions
taken by the City Council are con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

baCcs and EsIao 0ToI 1cGlcH' IA
about $50 pieces Very Choice TOrchon scs 10
to inches at ), y and 10 cents per yard marked
embroidery E'1OTIIscizass I--f-fl-
l5-inch India Linen FOuncngs deep henIschci, me L
ut S5c, sI.OO, Sl.e5 and 81 40 per yard.
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phe VI lne ulosi powerful treFman
societies in Illinois Is named the
Harugari. The various lodges Of
this society have decided to hold a
convention Of delegates TO devise
the best means Of uniting the whole
German race IN America 10 act
against Its enemies" whoever
these are. The Germans in this
country have all had military
training. They are a great people
for clubs, societies and CHURCHES.
They are engaged in all branches Of
industry. Breweries, drug stores,
boarding houses, hotels they mostly
mOnopolize. Two-ehirds Of our
militia is composed OF German
blood. The German rule Is a ques-
ton inside the limits ofdehate. Ger
tainly the developments in Utah
have fastened the crisis Of race and
religion al through the country.
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At s.e5 aud $50. ~.
Outing Flannel Blouse Waists Il - SOD $50 anu
Striped Silk Blouse Waists, at $500. q.
White Derby Waists S5o; Warranted Perfect I'D De-
Finish. 81.
Ladies' White Basques at sOc., sl.s5 $3.50 500 So SO 80
$3.50 ,-s
Entire Stock Jerseys tn muse
10 less than cost.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
SUPREME COURT.
SALEM. Oct. q. "a

SALEM, Oct. 2l. 100.
| Il. S. Akin ct al respondent, VS.
George PASCAL ct al, appellant; ap
peal from Multnomah county; judg
ment of tile lower court affirmed.
Opinion by Lord, j.
w. p. Ream, respondent, vs. J. f.
Howard. appellant; appeal from
Multnomah county; judgment Of
the lower court affirmed. Opinion
by Strahan, C.J.
In the matter Of the petition o.
Peter Feusterruaeher, Marietta Shall
lenberger, Lydia NJ. Mayer, Lucin-
da Peterson, and John Fensterma-
cher, appellants, vs.. the state Of Or
egon, respondent; appeal from Multi
nonah county; argued and submit-
ted. Jno. NJ. Gearin and W. Scott
Beebe attorneys for appellants. r.
A. Stephens aud w. w. Page at
tOrneys for respondent.
On motion Of e. A. Eehlbrede,
q. W.. johnson was admitted upon
of the supreme court of
Tennessee, to practice in all of the
courts Of Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
CHRISTIAN ESDgAvuR.
An lutssesting Sssslen-Prssysn Of
the wsrk Of The Cenvsalisa--
General Nstes. ~

The state convention of the
Christian Endeavor society has been
In session at the First Congrega-
tlOnal church, In this city, begin
ming its work Tuesday night.
There are . number Of prominent
speaker from abroad In attendance
and the work has been crowned
with success.
The following is the program
which was arranged for Tuesdays
exercises aud was carried out with
but few changes
900 to 9:l5-Devotional exercise,
b. Rev. Robert Whitaker of Salem.
9:l5 to 9:i2-Reading of Minutes
aud Reports of officers and commit
tees.
945 to II .0O-Reports of societies,
1l00 to 12O0-New and uni nisheo
business.
200 to 2:l5--Devotional exercises,
by MIR. F. &. Whitten, OF Forest
Grove.
2:l5 to 239-Paper on the work OF
the Lookout committee, by Mrs.
Kate NJ. Aitken, of Albany.
$50 to 2:45-Discussion.
2:45 to 3:OO--Paper on the work
Of the Prayer.Meeting committee,
by Mr.. Richard Hargreave, of Ore
gun City.
500 to 3:l5-Diecussiun.
3:l5 to $50 Paper on the work oi
Social committee, Miss Emma
Dickenson, Of Portland.
$50 to 3:45-Discussion. 8:
3:45 tr El5-Pastors' haif-hour
What has the Endeavor societ ,
done for your church, by all paslor'
present.
5:l5 to 5.O0-Election of officers.
7:3O to 800-Song service.
500 to s:3O-Addresses, by clergy
men and Others on the workings o
the ChristiaR Endeavor Union.
$50 to 9:00-Parting words, wha
benefit have ! received from thi
convention.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

by local application ., as they can
not reach the disessed portion Of the
ear. There ID only one way 10 cure
deafness. and that 10 by constitution
III remedies. Deafness In caused by
an infiamed condition of the mu-
cOus lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets indamed you
have y runlbling sound or iniperfeci
hearing, and when II N entirely
closed, Deafness is thr result, and
unless the inflammation can lie tax.
en- out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed foiever; nine cases out of
ten are csausep by caiarrh, which is
nOthing but an infiamed condition
Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dbl
lsFs for any c,ase Of desfness (caused
hy cataSrii) that we cannot cure by
taking Halle (,ataar Cuse. Bend
for circulars, free.
III. CHENEY 4 10, Toledo, o.
Sold BY druggists. rs eeuts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
The treat Majority

OF cases of scrofula and other blood
Diseases are hereditary, and there.
fore difficult to cure. But we wish
to state in the nlost positive, EN-
phatic mouner that Hoods Sarsa-
parilla does cure scr0fula IN every
form. The most severe cases, tM
terrible for description, have yielded
to this medicine when all Others
Jailed. II you suffer from impure
blood in any Way, take Hood's
Sarsapurilla.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

AT THE N. E. CHURCH PARsoN-
Aok-The condition Of things ut the
n. +. church parsonage, this city,
= much improved. A soon - the
malady was discovered nearly two
weeks ago, all the younger children
were taken away and have not yet
returned hame. These children
and the membes Of the family who
renamed with the sick child, are
quite well, with NO indications Of q
new outbreak. Upon the death OF
the child last Friday morning, all
the clothing worn by the family
was burned, including all the bed
ding, bsdstead, chains, and every
thing In the room, till absolutely
nothing remained but the bare floor
walls and stove. The house wai
then thoroughly fumigated with the
most powerful disinfectann and the
burning Of sulphur. This has beer
repeated from time to time and the
whole premises overhauled, every
thing loose being confined to tn,
fire. Stacked lime, carbolic aciC
and sulphur fumes have been use6
without stint. The church abov,
and below, and in every part hal
been subjected to the most rigit
publication in order to prevent An!
bad results. DR.. Reynolds say
there ID now absolutely NO DANCE
to the public In going to the churcl
or rPanonage; accordingly the Thura
day prayer nesting will he held il
the church - usual tomorrow even
ing. and tho pastor. Rev. c. E
Cline, will preach in the churcl
next Sunday morning aud evening
Everybody invited.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

CANNOT STAY AwAY.-Mr. f. L,
Crewe, the cigar maker, who wenl
from here to Marshfield some
months ago, is expected back here
in q few days to make Salem his per.
manent abiding place. What busi-
ness he will enter is not yet known,
but Mr.. Crewe is a desirable citizen
and will I've heartily welcomed lack.
A man who has tasted of Salem's
pleasures, socially and commercial
ly, is hard to please in any other
locality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
$500 Rewardi

WI will pay the above reward for any
case Of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigestion. conslip patton Or COS
tiveners we cannot cure witw vests Veg.
strictle complied with. They are surely
vegetabi, and never fall N give ssti fac
ton. sugar coated. Large boxes, contain
Ing % pills. rs cents. hsware Of cOunter-
fsctured only by TaE JOHN u. WEsT
Co. Chicago III.
ssold by, Geo Y. Good, Druggist, 800 Com.
street, salem, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

A CR00K CoRRALKD. "A mar
who gave his name ~ Thos. Cranel
will be rsmembered - having beer
arrested some weeks ago for r0bbine
Mn. Burton, Of this city, of several
articies. In view Of his returning
the greater part Of the stun and
other facts connected with the case,
he was then allowed to plead guilty
Of petit larceny and was punished
therefor. He was afterward bound
over - . witness against another
man accused of . crime and was
kept In Jail. Sheriff Croisan was
satisfied that the fellow was tough
thief and that the coat and vest he
wore were stolen property, 30 he
bsgAn An investigation. He wrote
to Chief of Police Parrish, Of Port
land, and found that Crsmer, who
Fs2istered there ~ Thos. Chapel,
had st0len numerous articles from
boarding houses, among them q coat
and vest, q sample Of the cloth of
which Chief Parrish sent t. Sheriff
Croisan last night. The chain is
complete, the cloth being exactly
the same as that 0f "Cramer's" coat
and vest, and Chief Parrish will be
here this evening with q warrant to
lake his bird down there for trial.
The man against whom Cramer was
held - . witness failed Of indicf.
ment, and had 1t not been for Sheriff
Jroisan's foresight this thief would |
,e lot loose on the community to-day
o ply his nefarious trade. This will
,e good riddance.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

THE JOURNAL IL not engaged In
building bridges or getting up birds.
eye views. When such works are
undertaken 1t only asks that public
interests be protected and all be
done in an open, straightforward
public manner and after consulting
public interests fully. Every other
scheme will prove unsatisfactory.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

Good APPOINTMENT Miss Mel
lie SOulhwick, daughter Of Con:rac.
tor +. b. S0uthwick, Of this city,
has received the appointment OF
music teacher at the Indian Train
ing school near the city. Miss
Southwiek is an accomplished young
lady, of laudable ambition and in
dustry, and will do faithful, efficient
work in her new position.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

FIRST IN OUR CITY.-It is true
Salem has now first class house II
nearly every line of goods and thi.
fact is drawing trade to our city
from all parts of the valley. One
such house, that keeps up its stock
In every department with the new.
est the eastern market affords, and
firm which wins new trade all the
time aud never loses customer
once gained, Is a benefit to every
resident of the city where lrcated.
Such a house johnson, Boothby &
Co.. the Salem clothiers, fairly
claims to be. dit.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
clpclllr coIler.
Margaret Baser Aequitts1 Of Bigam,
The Grand Jury ,Brings ins sense lp
dietmcuts--Dthsr Matters.

The trial OF Margaret Bauer on
Indictment for polygamy took all the
nfterncon, the following jury sitting
In patient hearing: Archie Mason.
ID. w. Gibson, w. NJ. Bushey,,
Freeman Folsom, J. II. Bridges,
Jacob Husssy, N. J. Buff. n. O.
Parrish, Amos Beach, II. Baren-
drick, c. W. Cherrington, Robert
Bssey. 4a
The line of defense was that her
former husband, Frank Bauer, III,
prosecuting witness, had wife or
wives in Germany when she mar
ried him and that therefore the
marriage with him WAS null and
void and that she had perfect right
to marry again. (Her present hus-
bands name is Dieknlan.) Judge
Pratt and Capt. Hunt, her attorneys,
made an able effort in her behalf,
the former making an eloquent aud
powerful address to the jury. Dist.
Atty. Binghasssand Deputy DAIRY
prosecuted the case in all earn, 1t
and gentienIanly manner.
The law as given to the jury by
the court left little doubt that the
defendant would be acquitted, and
30 IL proved. The jury was out but
u few minutes when verdict of
acquittal was returned.
The grand jury came into court q
little after FIVE o'clock and made u
report, Foreman Parmenter trans
niittiug their papers to the Jud, e
aud reporting that they had furtl er
business, whereupOn they were IN
structed to return and proceed.
Court adjourned to "Wednesday
morning at y O'clock.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
State vs rhos McNary, on indict-
meut for assault with Il dangerous
weapon; fined $lOO and committed
to jail until fine is paid.
State vs. a. Aplin on Indictment
for carrying cUnceaied weapons, ar
. ralnged.
State vs. Jack Burke alias Janie-
Burke; Indictment for Larceny }
from the peTson; arralgned; A
Carson appointed to defend.
State VS. VIM Cole; Indictment fol
larceny from The person; arraigned
: ; l. Hayden appointed To detend..
State VS. John Sing, a Chinaman
Indictment for sodolny.; arrainged
, So NJ Michser, A Canon, Geo II
n Burnett, VS. Geo IL Jones ct AL
Tilmop Ford; motion for leave
4 to issue execution.
On trial to jury.
4S Salem Land Co, Holmes & Hay.
den, vs. VIM Howard Phelps,
Burnett g. Richardson's; action
for money.
Motion to strike out amended an
swer allowed.
40 Ella c. Baker, Ford & Kaiser,
Va Thomas b Baker; divorce.
Referred to John O'Shea to take
aud report testimony.
AZ James M AlcF'ee, Butler 4
Townsend, vs Louise NJ McFee
Il diyorce.
\ Dismissed on motion of district
attorney for want of prosecution.
State VS. Pulasky, larceny; on
trial, the following jury in the b.x
Archie Mason, II. Barendrick, D..
w. Gibson, John Patterson, j. w.
Pate, q. w. johnson, A. f. Parker.
NJ. ]. Scott, John seigmund, c. NJ.
Smith.
Not true bills were returned in
the matter of Frank Farris, charged
with forgery and s. +. Bright,
charged with larceny by bailee.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

SHUT DowN.-The Salem cannery
las shut down for the season, after
having operated for four month.
with very satisfactorily results.
The cannery has handled an i'm.
mense lot of fruit and has distrib
uted considerable money among
tn, farmers. The evaporatur il
st II running with full force and
will probably not close down
for the season until the frs. Of De
cember.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
A " ord to Ladies'.

Ladies who desire IA beautiful clear skin,
free from pinIples, boils, biotches and Other
erupiions, should commence at one. to
use Dr. sums Improved Liver Pills.
They will also remove that heave look
about your eyes and make them bright,
and will cure headache from whatever
cause II arises. Remember, You are only
required to take one small pill at bedtime,
which Is cusited with pure sugar, and will
not grippe or produce any unpleasant SEN
sation. sold al - cents, by smith Stei-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

Lost IN HER Own CITY.-A lady
who lives just outside Of the city
limits. and yet within the city, wa
down town last night and took
. street car and Instructed the car
msn to lot her or at . certain street.
The car men either misunderstood
the street or else she got Off at the
wrong street. She seemed to have
been . little turned round and in
stead Of going towards her home she
went In the opposite direction. She
sson discovered that she was on the
wr0ng street to take her home. sO
she turned up another street, which
was still taking her from home.
6lIe soon met . gentleman and in
quired Of him where she was, and
u he could direct her home. In
directing her 1t was discovered
that she was greatly ex-
cited and badly bewildered, the
gentleman kindly consented to &C
company her home. When within
Q block Of her own home she did not
know which way to ~. and At her
own eats she had TO look for q
minute before the location would be-
come natural. The lady has lived
in 6alsm . number Of years and is
highly rsspsstsd. and she thought
lhat she was we'll acquainted with |
~ eity, but ths darknss and ST.
llng on the or ai . different strsst
han what she thought, all taken
sot hsr cempletely turned
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

LOOK OUr.-Watch Tomorrow
for the advertisement Of the b. ,ston
Quintette club, which plays at
Reeds next Tuesday night. This is
the finest musical c1 mbination In
the country. and needs few words OF
praise.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

The successful merchant is q
practical man who studies how t.
give his customers the latest and
best in his line at fair profit. That
Is the kind of a man Konrad, the
KlOthier Is said to be by his custom.
ers. dit.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
SALEM, Oct. %. ,9O.

ru4a SALEy, Oct. %, 80.
Johanna CaspaDy ct al. apps; w.
the city of Portland, resp; appeal
from MultnOnnah Co. Argued aud
submitted. II. Il Bingham atty for
app; w. II. Adams atty for resp.
On motion of J. w. Whallsy
Samuel M. Garland was admitted
upon certificate from the supreme
court Of Virginia to practice In all
the courts nj this state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

DIvORCEs.--Linn county, with
it's 1000 inhabitants, has thirteen
divorce cases on its court dOckel
for the term commencing next
week, while this county, with its
1900 Inhabitants. had only ten
cases of like character in the present
term of court. Verify marriage
must be almost q failure in Linn
county.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

These pills are scientifically compounded
and uniform in action. No gripping pain
ruey are adapted to both adults and chill
dren with perfect safety. We qua antee
they have M equal III the cure ofsick head
ache, cnstipation, dyspepsia and bilious
uess; ard, as AN appetizer, they excel any
other preparation ITly
Smith 4 Steiner, sole agts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

The most charming effects In
house decorations are produced by
the novelties in modern furniture.
They are at the same time useful
and tO be had In great variety and
at fair prices al Buren's. dit.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window GLASS, Wall Pa
per and Border, Artists Ma
ierials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,