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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-15
REAL ESTATE SALES,
EdGlngton Lots go Well-Other Property
Disposed OF. II.

+ F.. .
EdGlnEton Lots go Well-Other Property
Disposed of. n
Auctioneer 1fervey continued the sale
Of the Edgington lots, at the Court
House, Saturday morning, and the fol,
lowing were disposed Of: Lot No. 90,
Henry J. Tape, $500; lot MOI, Max
Lang, $3.50; lot No. s, Ernest Lang, 800;
lot No. IA, Robert Prettyman. $3.50; lot
No. 5, Albert Beltz, $l25; lot No. 6, Al
bert Bel,z, Sl35; lot No. 8, Hoge &
White, 1856; lot No. 10, Hoge & White,
1856; lot No. II, D. J. Evans. S255; lot
No. is, Robert Prettyman, S2Gl; lot No.
81, j. G. West, $500. About thirty.
three lots remain unsold and they will
DO disposed OF this week at private sale.
At McMechen, Messrs. Prayer 4 Par.
ker disposed OF seven lots at private sale,
it being too cold to hold public auc-
ton. "a
Auctioneer Halter sold four acres OF
land belonging to the Tieman estate,
out the pike, to Louis Bayha, for s3,Sl5.
The same auclicnser offered tho two
pieces Of property belonging to the A.
Rolf estate, and they were bid up as
follows: The piece on Eof street be.
low Twenty.seyenth, 10 S,,475, and the
piece on Main street, below Twenty-sec.
ond, to S2,SGO. The sale was adjourned
until next Saturday.
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70. scrofula,
Salt rheum, etc,
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla.

One OF those bad Indians is named
1.-Two Strike" Will somebody please
make 1t three. RI
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Do fou Cough /;

Hosiery will DO sure TO 90 up on the
25th OF this month. f,;5s+95=l. ,-yti;:'7jl 4.
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VMANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
w Office and represent Il manufacturer; SO
pcr week; small capital required. Address, With
stamp, Manufacturer, box ~, West Action. Mass,
| y. Luz N
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WANTED-F0R THE UNITED
w States Army, aole.bodied, unmarried
pay, nations. clothing and medical attendance,
Apply at No. l6l9 Market street, Wheeling, W I
Va, IaH..T -r q. ...|s.T = Fra iyQi.N
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TuE Register heads its society column
SIN the Au Fait." It is to be supposed
that the Rcgitter knows what this means,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-15
GRAND a
OPERA HOUSE.
o. C..GENTHER,

One Week and Usual Matinee<, commencing
MONDAY, December Is, the well known Gil
BERT, COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
Positively and ind.sputably the best popular
priced Opera Com oauy on tho road this season
Masco.te, Giroie Girona. Mkado. Three Black
Cidaks, Fra Diavalo, finaforc, Chimes OF Nor.
mandy. Eminent comedians, elegant cos.
tunes. enchanting music, enhancing chorus,
elaborate tccnery. &, :, 80 ;
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WTANTED-AN ACTIVE, HONEST
w Man-salary sloo monthly II suitable,
with opportunities for advance, TO represent
locally a responsible New York house.. Refer.
ences, MANUFACTURER, Lock Dox 1885,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. Ere

PRlcEs-Orchcstra Chairs, SOC; Dress Circle
Csc; Gallery, 25c: Children, loo. Reserved seals
on sale at Wcirs fs.1 f'I'.l.s. - deI2
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wHEEIlNG, DECEMBER 15, 1900.

IT appears that We are about to have
more or less local politics through the
Christmas season. la =.
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WANTED.

WE MAKE a. LIBERAL OFFER
w 10 travelling and local statesmen In every
Slate who calls on retail gtocers, GLUTEN
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., 1855 Lake street.
Chicigo, III. IN wv rlEf no2i.M
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

HANGING WIREs.-A private tel.
ephone wire carelessly put up, was
allowed to hang until It came in
contact with the wires of the electric
street car line aud swung close 80
the ground from the latter at the
corner of Court and Liberty streets.
A team of George ID. Gcodue's came
In contact with the harmless looking
thing Saturday, which proved to be
fully charged with the electric fluid
and gave the animals quitea shock,
also scorching them somewhat, tut
with no serious results. The driver
in removing the wire also got his
hands burned slightly. An lnuendo
is thrown out that some blame or
fault is attached to the manner of
putting up the electric wires, but
this is not the case. They are put
up in the most careful manner, on
scientific principles, but 1t is impossi-
BILE for the company to guard against
the carelessness of others i'm allowing
their telephone wires TO remain In q
condition which permits them "a
swing loosely or fall down aud
come in contact with the electric cur
rents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07
Correct Time Table.
GOING NORTH.
GOING SOUTH.

TO o,NIeHT's ENTERTAINMENT -
The members of the Chicago Com
edy company arrived from the north
on last evenings overland and have
been resting up for their weeks en-
gagement here, commencing this
evening. The company has still all
the favoriteS Of its past appearances
here--Devlin, Belle Inman, Morti-
mer Snow, etc. - besides several
Eastern stars of excellent reputation
aud fine appearance, The Oregon
City Enterprise of the Srd says of
them. "The Chicago Comedy COM
pany are playing to crowded houses
at Pope's theatre this week. This is
by far the best company that has
ever appeared on the stage in Ore
gon City and their unequalled sue
cess here is an indication that the
people appreciate dramatic talent.'
Their first presentation here will be
"The Black flag" an English melo-
drama Of great popularity, and each
night new play. Tickets at popu-
lar prices, Dearborn's book store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

\. .. L. W,-The grand lodge Of
Ancient Order OF United Workmen
for this jurisdiction, embracing One-
gon, Washington and British Col
umbia, meets in annual session AT
Astoria, Wednesday morning and a
time days session will be had.
The delegations from This city are
.. \. Waller, John MOir. J. NJ.
Chase aud Gideon StolE fIom Pro
lection lodge, and Hon. VIM. Arm
strong and ID. l., Greene from Valley
lodge, Capt. l.. :. Scott, district
deputy grand masteriworkman, also
went down with the above named
gentlemen this afternoon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

A MARROW EsCAPE.-While ne
turning from the ball ground FRI
day afternoon one Of the street cars
came near being a wreck in north
Mill creek. The car was packed
full of men, women and children,
10 the number Of about sixty, in
Guiding those holding on 10 the foot
board of the open car, In turning
the curve onto the bridge over Mill
creek the car ran ntf the track and
was on the very edge Of the bridge
before 1t stopped. Fortunately the
horse was going slowly OF = wreck
would have been inevitable. The
excitement on thar oN'Nsion was
sufficient, snd the danger should ie
warning TO the company 10 fix
some means 10 prevent \ car when
derailed, from getting oil the bridge.
This precauliOn the careful company
viii doubtless provide and will also
give orders not 10 allow such an im.
mense eareo Of human freight
AbOard at one time.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

PATRIoTIC.-At the Methodist
church last night there was a ser.
vice of praise and patriotism. Rev.
Rollins delivered a patriotic address
on George Washington. The musi.
cal program was arranged by Chorist
ParSln and consisted Of the follow
ing renditions: American Hymn, -
by choir; Father, oh Hear Us, Il
praise anthem, by choir; "Battle
Hymn of the Republic" by Mr..
CHM and choir; "a Thousand
Years" by Prof Parvin; The
Sword of Bunker Hill" by Miss
Parrish; The Star Spangled Ban
uer" aud ',America" concluded the
program. TIE church was packed
full
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

"RoYAL GALLERY OF POETRY
AND ART"-Is the title of a sumptu-
Gus royal quarto volume of 542 pages
devoted to selections from the wide
range of English literature, both
prose aud poetry, made by skillful
and sympathetic hands. It's value
Is enhanced by short biographies Of
each of the 400 standard authors.
whose productions il contains. A
prominent feature of wonderful
beauty, interest aud attractiveness
is found In its nearly 40 superb il
lustrations. The combined result is
an inexpensive, yet elegant volume
(retailing for So. 3.5Ound $3.50 in choice
bindings) which introduces us to
the best company the world has
ever known. The work is sold by
subscription only, and its rare artis-
tic, as well as great literary and his
toric value, are at oncr recognized
and appreciated by agent and sub
scriber alike, making it "A sure sale
for beginners as well as more expert.
enced cauvassCrs. For terms or
agency apply to the Dewing Com
pLny, Sl3 Market street, san Fran
cisco. 7-5-tf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

NEW q, \. r. POST.-PuSuAnt
10 the usual forms and request, Post
Commander d. {. sherman, Of this
city, went 10 WoOdbuTn saturday
and mustered in sixteen old veterans
into lsaAc Stevens HUsl No. 81, O..
\. Il. with the following Officers;
Commander. &. w Goodwin; Sen.
Vice Com, \. u. Bradley; Jun.
Nice Com, J. r, Thomas; Adjt,, =.
T. Hardeasyle; chaplain, HenIy
DAVIS; surgeon, Amos Beach; Quar-
termAsier, ChAs Gibbs; officer Of the
day, II. l.. Bancroft: officer of the
guArd J. r. Dowd.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

ARTICLES OF 1NCoRPoRATIoN.-
Articles of incorporation were to
day filed in the office of secretary o'
state incorporating the Multnomah
Investment Co, of Portland, with
the following incorporators: G. r
Redman, l.. +. Hibbard and II. {.
Wright. Principal office, Portland
object, to do general real estate
business; capital stock, $4,000, di.
yided into 100 shares Of $500 each.
Also the North Villa Water Co.,
with c. NJ. Meeker, +. fl. Heyser
and A. II. Miller, incorporators; cap
ital stock, $4,000; shares of 81 each /;
place of business, Portland; object
to establish aud maintain n general
water supplying system to furnish
water 10 private consumers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

OREGON REPRESENTEn.-The fol-
lowing, from the Boston Globe will
be Of interest TO the many friends Of
Miss A5die Scrber. In speaking of
;he pos, graduates and seniors Of
the New England Conservatory il
speaks thus Of OregOn's pp0asentS-
tive: The seuiogS were Miss Mary
Isabella Harvey of WallhSm. who
gave The UnkRown Speaker. and
Miss Adelaide Minerva ScTib~r q
oNgon, Who touched All hearts ey
the pashOs AMI the neAl tragic spint
which she infused into the Rhyme
q the Duehess Nay" by Mn<
Browning" Miss S,gilSg's return
10 salem will add fiue artlst 70 the
m0sc&l Snd e1S,ltionAry talent of
the capital city he. fr5ends here
coagrStnla,e her On FecSlying the
ho1ors q s1ch s seasool.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

FINE SPEECH.-Word comes from
Lebanon by those who were present,
declaring the oration delivered by
Wm. NJ. Kaiser, of this city, to have
been one Of the finest and best deliv-
cred ever listened 10 in the valley.
The Albany Democrat also says
Of it; The Grafton by William
Kaiser, OF Salem, was sensible,
scholarly effort, greatly appreciat-
ed" The JOURNAL knew Mr.. Kais-
er would fully sustain the honor of
Salem abroad.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07
I.SOO MILES.
Bat she Got Is. A sample Of LeR
ters Daily Received.

Oa,y tAoss wso lave u.si !, SA- knov
WkAt il IS tASI pooEp-s one - se-t $50
EaIlss tos u - Seg u again HeSs Is snogAer
% many such Instances
DEkR S-Es I se1i s. ~ which please r.
taTl AA.t 111s- Ct yc-g yege-Ahle szrsaua-
rallA I have llcveC here trsl Sierra Jlrv.
Cal tsok thnee h1ttlcs hetlre leavi-E.
hence sgn1 al the way back O. Cal. .ldrl..a
tlg uare- 70 uAs ,lst hSte-s 1 leit sle-rs
llty. aho-t 4 war agyL that osgza % fsel
very E.ss-Aels. Ny sklu vas Very yellow.
and uas a.. -. IS ans Scass espec E-ly u--
Ser NV shoulders al3 ia INV head he 6os~
80 sz-1 it NEs Ely l.Vss, Al1 gave ne sc-1s
ule1tc.ue which relieved me sc-,eg hzL
ule % ly ne ghhC-s hkppS1e1 il a15 t1i3
-.e she hat s-arre1 O. take JOYS Nege-ah1e
SS->AF3-l..A zl1 a3yised ne O. ~ IL did
SuA NltA sacA gool s.fect thai I ncw tes,
lke nee oSilg. have pe-uz3e1 cce cF
rll I'd, tsnrs ee-e % lzke o.. - pGrs q ~
= tor her ans rArt fag uyself
NfsS GRO. nELREIDGE
Sane Clty, MozrAr4
fae re21sr, wAo hGs NJ t-ika T. Is ue
t3eA whai TIE vegessoas iasoes in this re-ss.sr
uil - - 1.elr4eru1 sysis-,S.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07
How 10 Cure Nervousness.

y body with = nervous tempera-
ment will make known its wants
through its natural medium-the
nervous system. Ii il fails u re-
ceive proper nourishment the nerves
will be the first 10 cry out. Or.
Killers Hydastine Restorative
ensures perfect nutrition 10 those
who take il, and perfectly nOur-
ished body cannot be nervous. For
sale al u. J. Fry'S.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

FACTS. MIR. c. L. Weaver brings
in a lot Of apples to the JcuENAL
office from the old Albert Davidson
orchard. About uue-tiiIh OF the APP
pies are worny. Last year the ap-
plies in this orchari were 50 wormy
IS tn lie worthie>s-uot even fit for
cider. Such iaCtS ale better than
any communication. At Mr.. WeAv-
er'> home orchard. all young trees,
there are no worms whatever.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

IL pRoEATE-in Ibe matter Of
tue estate OF Peter SCharbach, de-
ceased, John Calvert administrator,
made his report OF the sale of real
properly. The IMPORT adopted aud
sale confirmed. In the matter of
the estate off. :. Gilmore, deceased,
J. w. Cawford administrator.
Final account approved; admins
traitor discharged and bondsmen ex-
onOUAl5si. Fhis Was rhs,iirst basi-
ness up before the new judge.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07
Instruments Filled ter ReeSrd at the
CeaHU Recorders OGSoe.

IhOS Residing 10 Martha J
Barton, lots I, > 5 1 aud s,
blo,ek -, Jefferson.
+ Nan Der RSan and wife
tO samuel Gillespie, lot 3 olS
- North SAlsm.
PeTue.la Howard 10 sarah
\ Harold, lolS ! aud : blk 4,
Southwest sd - Salcm.
Geo " Watt and wife and
EliE, Mstt 20 John BoyCe. ~
ScuCs m 4 ] c ~ JAS Davidson
It's TSW.
Geo Williams sud wife To
VIM England, int In lot
block *, salem.
Augusta MAihes sud hb to
jos 4 Warner, 10 acrgs IN Sc
SO l,tSSTlw
Y AshtaugA and hb %
Joel r Nchuog. lt : blk =
Capital PARK al 10 Salem;
Nm Goin aud NJ - L r
Hudelson, 10 s, blk : leirr-
Sou-
Rich'd NJ Glover t0 Martha
J Fisher, n 2 Il q ok Is Sa-
lem,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

ABUSIVE LANGUAGE.-Chas,
DIETRICH, who gaSS 10 the tESin with
the Chemekete lrus, sarFV%ted
this morning on complaint of b. =.
Sharp, Of the Oregon house, charg-
ing him with using abusive laugu-
age IN the latter. He WAS arraigned
before Recorder Conn and fined s.
and costs, which were paid. The
fracas occurred at the passenger
depot few evenings since.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07
~ f,r So R..larA..

Ne,s atstrSssilg o. uaFlsinl - ale - an
massive ~ sicESish ENer oT e,ansii ~ "a
t.ents y GtCa aeralExs ne stn1llac1 alt
rtsA. etttn ~ rekRfx a. % ftTukElt a1F resl
~ sltxf. Aalf ~ lr tauunh AuFaosc-
AAksf talis nta rSir-sNa fca c1 an tGe Fatl
lNNA tae .ksf aol sts-I1zal1 an1 ~ c.tall t1F
=. Ns4e y at.e t1taa Flil aFN srlls.A easl y
tcAtca e4d altlla an1 grDtlg 90 her actt1n
t-tlA = - alt.44c4l9 Uaa11 t1at so - -
t.ctaal-N CEIo atrk $500. - cTnfs !
ny. ~ ~ esuiih a ~is-asT
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

FINtiE SkanON n anno-l sesst,n q tss Na.
rtol coulty uorrlial Institute Nil ~
Ell1 ln re clty Q1 e>alela. hsEtnnEnE Mo-
azy, AGEusf ltte, ~. au1 Nlll colEiuus
thfee Neeks Ll = expSc1e Cd thai al teaeh.
ers an1 tnusg tEreo1 a o. teach tr ~
sek.sCls q ~ araon cgalnlE NlL - prezrut
ana asstsl tn t1c Work. Clssses Ill -
onl2nrEe1 tl a. Nranc1es talght "a TIE
s,1IluIll scn1slls. AlCElr rctr-I Ess 81 =,
utIl - culpl1ye1 Nv NupER
rAst oountr Srhs.a Supsrs cie.tsnf-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

DEATH OF CAPTAIN STRANG. -
Captain james Strang, of Portland,
brother of Mrs. +. c. Small and
uncle of Councilman y. +. Slr,ug,
of this city, died suddenly saturday
night, near Kalama, ON the Colun..
bia river, while plotting the steam
ship City of Topeka toward Astoria.
The deceased was the oldest son Of
Daniel Strasg, who came tu Salem
in 1852 aud members of the family
have been highly respected members
of tins community since that time.
The captain has been for several
years river pilot, aud died at his
post from heart disease. The funer-
al takes place this Afternoon at 5
O'Clock in Portland, TO which his
relatives in this city repaired yester-
day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

MIsIAIp.-One of the mislaii
notts Of the Fourth which did Tot
reach the hands ~ the printer sSs
the literal showing made by Simon's
cigar store, from which Were sat
tered SRlOng the crowd sonle tbOus-
and q cigsrs aud several boxes o.
chOloe tohScno. Another business
only pSssingly nOtioed was the
Singer Swing machine, Whose
agent b y'sOng man well worthy
the pAtronase q our people. HE
bad a handsome a0Nt, vhich hooked
well.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07
BORN
WFANER,-To Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l.. Weaver, boy, July 4th. MI
well.
MARRIED

EK-JOHNSON. - Saturday even
ing at 6 O'Clock, at the home of
the brides parents in Silverton, by
Rev. Nichols, Mr.. Mangus Elk TO
Miss Emma Johnson, both of sill
NertOn.
An enjoyable wedding was atten-
ded by several relatives and friends,
among the formes being Mr., 7. j..
Larsen, the wagon walker Of this
citV.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

BCEstAsY.-Whl,e at yhe family
were in Salem er5oyJus the Fooryh
s'laeone eagssVi The hoase u L X.
AAssin, Who Lives Oh salem prairie
toaf Elises aoErhs&ss u this ciIy.
Ine eGTgAAf bad Jhizss his own
Say, AelPiug biuasslf u SIuneT.
and thez ul43s thoro1sh iuve,ti-
s<1so1 q The PEszlisss - sc y hat q
vAlos IigAi ts oarvss3 away. He
HlSHsagsi % secure 4 god Wzich. =
PAP q cZri C.-gSozs ard sozzs uear-
l-'g 4EEassl Wh5eA al Eecessitzis
Nj NarSia tayins a usw s1it -
eaasAes- M2rs2sl R0ss WSs ct yos-
ser'say aaakiag 81 the thief bsui "a.
saae ss-,,,oszsgal In Hu5ing hi-a.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

To Noun ANGEL-Thos. Howe,
~ this city, has purchased the build
ing aud property q PAlnlsg's livery
stable st Mount Angel aud will en-,
ter business there, keepug 4 livery.
lesi and sale stable: A,so running =
hack 10 Wuhoit springs. Mr..
Howe viii be found = valuable Sddi.
ton 10 the business u that little
rsv-D
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

FIREMEN'S ELECTION.-A spirit
ed election is going on to-day for the
election OF chief and assistant engl-
neer of the Salem fire department.,
which will not be over in time TO
give the result this evening. The
Tigers have in the field Walter Low
for chief and Ed. Weller, assistant,
while the capitals are supporting
Clark Churchill for chief and George
H. Saubert assistant.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

s-cS kcISS Mr.. Gtdeoa S,0lE.
l-AnAgsr - tke naefkc CIDER. Vine
SAs Aaa kru.l Prs-SEvins company,
has s~~a gaits u The pas, week Al
nas ho11s co wlntsr strest With
ll.AlAr1ll sVeE, Al ous time bcraering
- syTaoi3, hat BE = hapglly re-
coS<Es=s sa1 sxp~ess to se o1l in ;
~ Gays Mr., II. l.. Iaua0urSAux
coxnes o'Ak Saa CaPliA ssgests la,
os<1 deNn wish he sane trouble a.
Mr.. s1olA and is Ahso re,aoverius
nasa.y to-day Mas EVA Stanton.
ca lsslse ssneVS, = aAo sok viii
iyPhass tsves, 6at heE p,,yslclAn )
hoE-iai ~ teS spsS,iy oo1Nale,~~ncs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

BOARD MEEIING.-To-uight o.
ears the Regular meeting ofJlse Salem
eOard q trade and that body will
MEET for the irs, time in the new
nSouls on the N-esl side ~ CONNER
ciSl sgre~; txiWevn state and Court.
A Argr attendance j. eNuSctsi and
desirsd, 81 there Will Ii Arse
amount OF iuportAn, business 10
coDsider.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

kEPT BUsY.-The new firm cf
engineers, MesSrs. Gobelet & Will
laCh, have their hands full these
days. They have just finished sur
veying, laying cut aud Plating the
State Reform School grounds aud
are now called % Independence 10
survey and plat an addition 10 that
thriving city, besides several other
jubS claiming their attention.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

4 BLOWOUT TU-NgGB .-Eey.
Co-Sius, u the Congregational
church, v-ill give 4 grand church n.
cSPgtc1 tonight AZ his chup'h aud
every bosiy = invited. The oNcAsion
: % ee made use u especially 10
n1eSs those persons who have united
With this ssScleSy since the holidays
Rev. Corwiu always has a full hoUse
sud viu have to-uighi.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
GILBERT & PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
Brushes, WindOwglass, Etc. Sole
Agents for EpiCure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

Tue RAksF Caty D~naocral - rad-
iCally nae2u; IL sAys; Tbs mean
rainfall ia AstoriA i ea,Ark4bly
mean" IL is nov in onieF toF an
Astoria psISr a. sAy saaaeshins aoOal
Baker cay sand siyTulS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07
The Best Light

That is what We want on any
subject, and two are electric lights
make a store at night just as bright
as day. This Is important in *
lecling clothes, aud You get the ben
elit ~ il ST Couad's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

No 81 TAXES 1.-THE numbSrs
ioy he tea pTte al the grScvry store
u Cox 4 BCsss Were opSuci sat
uriay aud ticket 81 WSs foand 20 ts
the lucky uumbSr The hOld>r has
nos made himself SnoWn ysy, tut
Wul d00eShess coale up sSon aud
elaLn biz hARisalae pr.as-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

skDNFcS hoST, AFTENu0N.-Al
usaiat<n u Ssdwick Post, Ne 10. q,
A. r., AEe reQoesls,t - oe ia attend
Ancs a t1s naestiEg this eVeainS
nasaness ~ inapogtaRoe ~in be UP
~ coslzAAerailon. ny orlsF q Pgsi
Cammandvr.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

At CANEN A uumber ~ "a
lem's PioUs people went down 20
Canby saturday 10 hear Bishop
rayiog, Who preached theDs eo1h
saturday aud sunday 60 an inn
nlense throng Of people.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

ChAlilss and salinss stin beiag
slsagesered a. tlse Capiss3 Advsn.
tnre o.. harsNios Ia ars-s gSoais
sna Ancy rsois.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

Ferkct.on iO eeVerages can never
be even Imagined, until the palate is
gickled by soale % that California
orSnge cider, al }, q. Mught's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

Nn>A es.1s CAV sEora I. Hkr1sn No
Il Oall1stgl ssy t1ar - Z. Farusns "a
n1i 90 tet 81 1ay ot Nav. 81 al knv "a 81
til.ae make sly threais g. Jakesny p~rslas
-. q 49, 81 lis-i7tai aUE pers1l ~ nv
~ leNr 20 l-t eeel ~ Ulg kusou lestEe.
H. A. MuCALLEsTEE-
e-tl-<ltlrl A11 sNETu % bsarGe ne a.
S.-sa1i. N1psl1- tAis slh 1ay q C,y. 80
.NaAA. loss n RANNE
te1 No-sry fucllf f,r O-reTon-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

CUrln That Is The nSnle of Par.
FaF a Coz nee pEivats br1od ~ Tea.
II = extra Eoo-t Try IL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

Oil and gasoline stoves in great
variety sud cheap, Al Steiner < Bios
ser
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-07

WANrEn-A gii b a. hoUss
work. Gall St the residence q Prof.
n ~ PsFyin. sSlw