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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-20
From the New York Sportsman

SLEEPING cars were first used in this country
in 1858. Pullmans patents were granted in
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-20
SALT LAKE CITY,

Located in the midst of the most fertile farming
valleys I'm the world. Crops abundant, never fail.
Home markets consume everything at high prices.
Wonderful stock and grazing country. Splendid
schools and churches of all denominations, good
clety, perfect climate. great health resort Grand
opportunities for investment In Salt Lake City or
the rich and undeveloped mines and land of Utah.
For full particulars aud illustrated pamphlet address
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-20

THE Egyptians hail the annual rise of the
Nile with delight, and the higher 1t rises the
more they rejoice.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-20

FITS stopped free by DIR. KLINE's GREAT
NERVE REsToRER. No Fits after first DAYS
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial
bottle free. Dr. Kline, 93l Arch ST., Phila., Pa,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-20

A pocket pin-cushion free to smokers OF
Tansill's Punch" DC. Cigars.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-20

mo stable can be well equipped unless q
supply of DIR. Tobias's Venetian Horse Lini-
ment and Derby Condition Powders are kept
on hand.
Horses are so liable to meet with accidents
at any moment that the wise owner will al
ways have remedy ut hand for immediate ap-
plication.
"A bottle of Tobias's Venetian I.iniment
ready for use promptly may save him veter-
mary bill of many dollars.
For worms, bolts, scurvy and all blood dis
eases Tobias's Derby Condition Powders are
the best"
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-20

If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
son s sEye-water. Druggists sell at25c. per bottle
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12
PHEASANT PAKrN.

Thursday evening Miss Ella
ArbegaSt, at her home on High
street, entertained n large party ot
her young friends in honor Of MjSSsS
Fay, Ethel aud Lena Thompson.
friends and guests OF hers from Port
land. The company enjoyed the
evening most completely. every
teSiure being peculiarly well SdSpi.
Sd for euSeuderins pleasure, Mss
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with one ot her exquisite >-n-> Sy&
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

apparent charm for old and young,
male and female. While she has
proven especially attractive oSalem
young men, she is equally popular
with all the young society ladies.
No jealousy has arisen between this
latest popular addition TO our Salem
society circles and the native fair
ones, not a few Of the most gallant
beauN having taken their sweet ones
to different parts Of the city Sunday
afternoons and TO entertainments
in company with this later attrac-
ton, and only the mos, agreeable
results have followed. Salem bellies
universally speak in the highest
terms Of the New York arrival.
She is spark Of the brightest
lustre, illuminating her pathway
through Salem society 10y her own
efforts aud shining by her own mer-
It's, and that too without in the least
detnCtiug from the claims Of any
other upon public favor. There is
at present great rivalry between
different parts of the city As to
which shall moUnpolire the charm
ing New Norkcr for the coming sea-
sou. South Salem is making an
immense bid tO secure this sOcial
attraction that seems destined 10
WELD ~ great Su influence in our
'ity's future. At the other end Of
he city the hearts the young men
pm Asylum avenue aud the citizens
# that fashionable quarter rapidly
Using into Importance, known as
are in quite fiutter
'ver this charming metropolitan
hat seems 10 dazzle all by her at
racJicnS aud brilliaucy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

darned brazen, so to speak. We
know that some people can't stand
the sight Of undressed statuary with.
out getting red in the face, but there
isa vast difference between the live
and the dead figure. To the point.
As we sauntered along craunching
peanuts and wondering how Salem
managed to get along so well, to be
SO far from Sllverton and its railroad
prospects, we beheld a young man
coming toward us with a sweet look
ing girl hanging onto his arm. She
was pretty girl, but Oh! my, how
she was dressed.
She was dressed in an cut and out
white night gown, sans belt, sans
bib, sans tucker. We took one peep
at her and then, through sense of
modesty common to editors, averted
our face. Now we are no dress
sharp aud to describe this new style
is beyond our powers, except you
a bunch ofangelic sweetness
ensconced in long plain white meal
sack, the bag gathered up at the
neck. That's about the size oft.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

4 RICH REGIoN.-A brace oil
JOURNAL reporters took a spin
Yesterday afternoon out over the
Garden Road and through Engle-
wood. No section is making the
elegant and substantial progress that
this is. but old nature is fairly out
doing herself Thousands Of dollars
worth Of vegetables and small fruits
pour into our city weekly from this
section. Itis a marvellous treat TO
60 ont there and take in fully the
fruit growing capacity. Its soil was
long ago chosen by the gardeners as
the choicest Of all. It is doubtful II
on all the Salem prairie there is such
dark fine growing soil as is found
on the Garden road. Nursery men
declare that there i no soil in the
state that will produce the growth
on young fruit trees and vines that
this will. the hundreds Of thousands
Of young fruit trees put out here this
season attes;iug the fact. Ten feet
high and over all inch in diameter
is common growth for two years
on young trees in this soil and eau
be seen by anyone. Hundreds Of
acres in this region will be put out TO
Bartlett pears, peaches and other
fruits this fall, the land planted 10
the former. coming nearest to prov
ing q gold mine for the happy
investor on the Garden Road.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12
rHE TINY SOCIALISTS.

Very cut, invitation cards herald
cd a society event of a great deal Of
Importance to the little people, that
trauSpircd lAS, week =, the home Of
grandma MrS. J. 4. Wright. ltwas
an afternoon tea in honor of Miss
Gneta Rosenberg, only daughter Of
Mrs, J. NJ. Rosenberg, II Seattle.
The entertainment was mostly
given out-otdoors aud consisted II
games, r,frv>bmCUt> aui A general
goCd thine, Ms GU;a. her mamma
and CCuGmSuUa ary excellent
entertainers and laid themselves ou,
on this oN-isioU tc make thV children
happy. Each vE The following ljt,lv
ones carried SWAY a souvenir ot the
even, besides S -S<v,,StijcD for
life Ot one U,.$>tGl afternoon:
Ruth and GcCev5sve Chu-,h. EraucsS
and Agnes Arnold Harold sud A.
feri Gil-trs, EthCl kr5cAr. Ruth
Gab-ie'>22. Agnes G5ltS-.. C.4ud
Bel Ray S,SY,eso@. O:ho RaSsu.
Curtis C-,>> C.ial7i Brown. Arthur
SUd t-v2H-e MeyS-> A,5>s Nsys-s
CoIN,ia HaiCe>, Cora Talki-S:o1.
M&tS HoSs-. ks,;e Ns-uue, Nina
auj EloCSu,s L&Ue N5l,S S-i Grace
FoS5. Ivan S9G Howard S.rscS't..
NSc2,w C2N, E.hs. CSlvs-;. Mac5se
n Asy, Gertrude Ms--l. sud Coy
la0 No00e~ Helen Bel. C,zire,s
lGoar>, Lena EG0S0. Claudia G.i.
sv-:, E-,h G&,ca. JohvD,e Fo,sy.
.>s>>5s Smith, Eebt55 La3cs. Ans
>,n,cs Harry and L5la >va-Ecoi.
's-S By&rS- WUlse NSuGecSol. Cy.-
ss, Lens and Msys- Ei-S,h. Esther
'2G-S, Anna Diamond. CSr-ss W.
:, Annie O,,A;sc. NS2sse Crawford.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

Al LEEE CEA-E---E->5l ball seems
% c's contagious O. lake Every
body that ca- Threw "a tau carved
- S,rAisl: a-l some who san 10
Iss.le-. are o.: setting ;Ls-- fingers
bruised y a-G l4..!. .--. las; even
,-E tie plumbers played z.ll>: the
-sz. 5S.4.s men There we've -
many .---.sS made uoC-e attempted
a. ,c1l. them. Inc boys u,sy 60
Soo5 vc-S IL their ..Ce b1: evidently
c@-- = -SylC- : u. their t1--e-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

KIND. YET, Wharf.-The Wood
burn independent nan can never
saya nice thing without throwing III
q little acid or cnculus-indicus, or
some othercus to spoil all the good
effect, Here are his kind words
about Salem's Fourth: The Fourth
at Salem was q success. OF course,
like every other public affair, it had
its drawbacks, bu, generally speak
ing it was 4 grand success, the best
in fact. that Salem ever had. Charg-
ing fifty cents for meals, however,
was extremely selfish, etc. But TAX
ing al things into consideration we
must say thai The Fourth a, Salem
w&S grand sIc-t--, and we are
glad that ID 49,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12
RELIGIOUS SERVICE.

NJ. f. CHURCH.-Morning service
1880. subject: ave gain the higher
bv the Sacrifice of the lower"
Evening 7:SO, "The fast youth sud
denly brought to a halt Good
singing. All welcome. w. Rollins
pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-"Tllling
the Human Heart and "The Race
for a Crown" will respectively be
the morning and evening themes OF
Elder ]. b. johnson at the Christian
church. Services 1880 a. IN. and
80 d. m. sunday school at l. m.
EVANGELICAL. - Sunday School
at 10. morning preaching at IL.
"Simplicity of the Gospel and
lessons from the ark" are the sub
jects. Every body cordially invited.
f. ;. BolhnGer, pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services at
1850 n. m; subject, Changed Ex-
periences: and 80 p. m; subject,
Lots Wife" Sunday school at
ll:45 a. m. Young peoples meeting
st 6.SU p. II.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-S e r
VICES 1850 q. m. Sunday school, l.
m. Christian Endeavor, $50 p. m.
No evening service.
DUNKARDS.-Joseph B. Early will
preach in the c. 2. church Of Salem
AZ o'clock y. m. tomorrow. All
invited.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

BASES NLI--At four u'c.o-G this
afternoon v.ii Ike ca.Iei the game OF
baseball between The Vancouver and
Salem clubs 81 the grounds II the
latter in Highland, and au exciting
coateS: i expected, 9Gich viii b
repeated a. morrow afternoon =, The
same pace The Vancouver club
arrived Ia, evening. sud are S wei
bull. a...~s .-1StaE O.; Of fellows,
VIII Shave ever. LgIs aD,nce Of Eood
p,2vs->
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12
PERSONAL.

A'hhSoN Al
Miss Rose e. ScheelaUd, who has
been with MrS, NJ. f. Wilson as
=. trimmer in the millinery depart
meut the past three years, took the
afternoon train for her home in Port.
land, to remain until the winter
trade opens,
Q. 4 Waller returned this morn
ing from attendance at the grand
lodge. \. O. L. w. in Astoria. The
other delegates went off on the ex-
cursion and will not be home until
tomorrow.
Hon. Mr. Heudershott, Of Union
county. 3 member of The state horti-
cultural submission, has been in
these parts day or two and re-
turned home this morning.
Mr.. l. GreenbAun, Of the Capitol
Adventure Co. fNrce, will start Mon
day fer a visit Of few weeks in san
Francisco. He gnes TO Naquiua first
Aud by steamer from there.
Mrs Grant, Of Oakland. Ca,iior-
mia. who hiss been visiting some
days with Mrs. Gov. Moody. went
10 Portland this afternoon to visit
with her Son. Mr.. Geo. Grant.
Mr.. Fuei Wilson. q The DallsS.
who has tSvu visiting with Miss
EinA Moody the pA>t few days,
tNoS this at(sruoon : train for h-us.
john L. Lewis, ,esms,er st the
state g-.>'1. wen; 10 his home in
Prlk county ,o-isy for yi>.. with
his family ua,il Monday,
Ms Gr2le Bushnell. who has been
visiting to- several weeks in Salem.
le; on the Rossours sxg:sss fo- be-
home in E2Ssul.
Nj W, :. D'A7>y. c.e7k in The
OoECc s.z:e land department. took
tie &:ls-uooG train To- Sunday
VS.. I'm Portland,
!. Be-s,2 S;A-r, sS-Coa0:y ~
ce-itr, ,stH q tbs II o'c,osk train
h. weeks viS.. IN BsHtNn county.
Mr. sCi MrS- RsaS II. Leabo vs7s
osSSeo Ss-S Il,ls UoEClrs ~ $ few
s7e<S o2,5rE s: the Sss-
Hon. ?. H DAIRY vsa: 70
1a,.ss - Gsy ca business He VS.
i-tvs- ov5- ty jay Els
D-. II r. Holmes, 81. Pc.i-ac5. :
q ,1s t.-y trc SGC&ay vs.: with F.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

HELD BY THE ENENY.-Ths play
to be presented by the Chicago Com
edy company st the opera house to
night is the celebrated piece, Held
by the Enemy" This is the best
play produced by that fine company.
This evening closes their weeks en-
gagemeus here. All their preSenta-
uious have been good. though the
attendance has not been what WAS
deserved. The company have not
neglected any part Of the performance
on aceoun. of s small audience, but
have put the same efforts forth as
when the house was Well filed. To-
night biE house should greet them
in the fine piece, which Is always
received with applause.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

THH JEFFERSON CASH. As an-
nOunCed In the JOURNALS tele-
graphic columns yesterday, the pre-.
iimlnary examination of l., Ray
burn, section foreman, occurred bC-
fore Justice Fenton Bagley At letitr
son IN the afternoon, Mr., Rayburn
was accused of being the chief actor
in the burning Of the ChiusmCu's
Shan,y last Sunday night, and the
taking of n large sum of money be-
longing to them. The state was
r,proscuted by Dist, Atty. Bingham,
while senator Weathcrfori. ot Al
hSny conducted the defense. The
only evidence against RSyborn, WAS
the testimony of George French
and VIM, Cares, contined here in
the county Jail for the same ofienss,
and who werc taken up there ySster-
day hy deputy Sheriff Wrightmsu.
A0er hearing the evidence and ar,
gumonts ot counsel, Justice RAgley
did not consider the facts shown
sufficient a. hold the accused. 81 dis
charged him His decision was AT.
rived ST through hts understanding
~ 3 ruling made hy the supreme
court ~ the effect that naSn could .
MOI he c,,nvicsed upon the unSub- .
Staniiatei testimony cf ScNompliCVS.
The examination hroUght cat an
immeuSe crowd and created much
RSy6arn i ccuSidersNd 4
= gocd man and citizen. French
and C&rcy WeVc hV,nugh, hack to jail
last night TIE JOURNAL has Just
the 6o,lowiaE from its rell.
able Correspondent, 81 JetierSon;
''The trssl " L, RaybUrn Yesterday
sf1crWoon fag cos0plicity in the burn
ipS al The China house Sunday
aicAl, roSRbc3 ia the complete ex-
oDoratiou of The aceUSc,i. there b<iaE
NJ evidence prN3pcy,i 10 show tbs,
M. SsSbOra was ia any NAY cNO-
aecsea NiJA the sgf&lr, Cpoa the
so0caOsian of the jr5Sl MT RAybun
qas lAe rsySpSe0t ~ coDsrStu,AJSo0$
aOa hSS naSoy Trends who hSd
is'enc5 T. JAe evidence po>iaosj
r3.h SeeV Interest, a93 p ~ vceSe ~
vel pleased VslA hi> l,02ar&ole Sis- ,
hsrgo,n
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.
How the Big and Little Society
Fish Swim.
PLESENT PICNIC NEAR LINCOLN.
Offset TO the Afternoon Tea.
Pleasant Reception Bach
elOr SolilOQuieS, Etc.
PLESENT PICNIC NEAR LINCOLN.
A BACHELORS soNG.

IL Is not often the JOURNAL break.
over the line and inserts poetry In
its columns, but the following. writ.
ten by ayouug lady aud sent as a val.
entiue last February to q certain old
bachelor now living IA Salem, then
living In the mountai,'s, 50 nearly
strikes the old bachelors soliloquy
that Il will do for heading for the
social column:
am a stern old bachelor,
My age Is forty-ouv:
| do declare | ne'er could gct
\ woman; no! not one.
CHORUS:
Little sod shanty,
Sod shauty give 10 me;
For I'm stern old bachelor,
From matrimOny free.
live upon a homes; cad claim.
From woman am hid;
| do not have to drcSs a wife,
Or take care Of a Kid.
l cook my little Scanty bite
Three times or less n daV,
lick my plates 10 keep them clean.
And just shove things away.
Ihave stove that worth 10 cents,
\ table worth Is,
| cook my grub in oyster cans,
And always have things clean.
On Sunday morn 90 To church
Without a wife TO storm:
Ny latest paper is not rolled up
To beAutity her form.
40 "a bt,,i whSre'er l please,
Aud get up just the same;
| change my Socks thpe times =
year
With no one 10 complain.
Aud when die aud ~ to heaven.
As Sll old hSchelorS dc,
| will not have u grieVe for fear
My wife won't xe, there t,No.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

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