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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
lpena is to have a street railway.

Alpena is to have street railway.
Lansing has been crying for new bank
and one will be established in few days,
with $40, 900 capital.
The present camp meeting at Simson
park is the greatest ever known; 4, 900
were in attendance Sunday.
James Wilson of Rogers city, is about TO
buy GO, 900, 900 feet of pine and saw mill
IN the Georgian bay ccontry.
Teachers institutes are to be held in Es-
canada, Mason, Kalamazoo, Monroe,
Shelby and Ann Arbor this week.
The Bay City iron company decided not
to grant the request of the molders, and
that organization is still out on a strike.
Saginaw people say the carvings on at
Oa-at-ka beach are a disgrace, and will
hurt Wenona beach unless Immediately
stopped.
S. M. Meader's safe in the postofiice at
Brinton, Isabella county, was blown open
by burglars Saturday morning and $3.50 in
cash stolen.
The Soper manufacturing company.
which was burned down in Flint last week
viii not rebuild there. but will move their
Niles has q young man who has been
az days in riding from San Francisco. He
made the trip on tho bumpers of freight
cars, and never spent a cent for fare.
John Kreiger of Casnovia, who made his
own coffin 10 years ago, is dead. He was
q caslxet maker by trade, and his own
casket has stood in the house since 80.
Charles H. Haclxley of Muskegon paid
$4,000 for a lot of land to complete the
park which he intends to present to the
city as soon as it is graded and prepared.
Sheriff Nelson of Muskegon. is power
fully unpopular with the saloonkeepers,
Just because he insists they shall not sell
whisky and like stuff by paying a beer
license.
An Iron Mountain weekly says that
Hamlin g. Fordyce of Detroit will build
$50 new dwelling houses there this fall.
The houses are to be sold on the INSTALL
mcnt plan.
Abram Wood of Saginaw has fallen heir
tothe Pazely Green estate in England,
valued at $50, 900, 900. Just who Abram
Wood Of Saginaw is nobody can find out,
as his name does not appear in the direc-
tory.
Kate Conant, the Asegan woman who
escaped from the officers week ago and
attempted TO drown herself when they
went TO arrest her at Grand Rapids Satur-
day, broke Jail again Sunday and is still at
large.
A patent medicine man collected $500
from Joe Pascoe of Iron Mountain, and
gave Joe his receipt. He slept all night in
Joe's house, but in the morning was minus
his $500, at least so he says. Joe still has
the receipt.
Myrtle Reid was drowned at Port Huron
Thursday evening. She was in a row boat
which was cut to pieces by ferry. Her
two companions were rescued. She was
20 years of age and lived at Lakeview.
The rumor that the faculty of the Agri-
cultural college expelled three members
for attending the state encampment with
the company to which they belonged is I'M
true. One was suspended, but 1t was not
for this reason.
Gottfried Lawrence of Greenwood, was
struck by lightning Monday afternoon and
instantly killed. The queer fact in con-
ncction with his death is that he was sit
ting between two other men and neither of
these men were inir.cd in the least.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15

Reading lost its chance to get Touring
mill by being slow.
Congressman Wheeler has returned to
hts Bay City home and says that the deal
with the English syndicate for his ship
ward has not been consummated. A grand
reception was rendered Mr.. Wheeler.
THE heat Of the sun exploded a partially
filed whisky barrel in front of Syracuse,
N. Y, liquor store on Tuesday, and James
Fayie, the proprietor, had several of his
bones fractured by flying slaves.
FRANK TIFFANY, wealthy and honored
manufacturer Of Bennington, VT, killed
Rosanna Cain. a servant girl in a hotel al
North Adams. Mass, and seriously wound
ed another girl named Carrie Halberg.
He stabbed the girl with big knife and
afterward tried 10 Jump from window &c
commit suicide. II is thought that he is
insane. as he told the officers that he hao
been confined in dark room with nothing
TO eat, and that they were building scat
fold upon which to hang him.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
OUR STATE.
THE POPULATION OF MICHIGAN
AS SHOWN BY THE CENSUS.
May Possibly Lose But Cannot Gain
a Congressman.
Still the State Has Made a Good
Healthy Growth.

WASHINGTON, August Q. - The total
population of Michigan will proba-
bly, not be over so, 900 either way from
1000, 900 souls. This is falling off of
something like 200, 900 from the estimate
made at the census Office before the emu
merators began, but Michigan has made
substantial gains since the census of 1880,
the increase being between $500 and
400, 900. That this is a good showing may
be seen by the statement made at the CEN
sus bureau that the states showing the
greatest proportionate gain would be Ne
braska, which increases half a million,
and MinpS-ota which takes a
Jump of GOO, 200. 1t is, however, becoming
palmer daily that Michigan will not secure
her twelfth congressman, and will not find
it easy TO retain the eleventh she at present
has. Superintendent Porter has had u
footing made of the card returns of the
population of the states, and finds that the
total is 1000 900. This is exclusive of
tho inmates of soldiers homes, prisons
asylums, county houses and institutions of
of like character, which are subject to a
separate enumeration. He estimates that
these will foot up 1000, 900, making the
total population of the country 90, 900, 900.
The are now 332 members of the house,
and, if the membership continues the same
it will require 1914, 500 persons to elect a
representative, and the best estimates do
not give Michigan IL times that number
of inhabitants. Michigan's greatest gain
has been in the large cities, the northern
portion of the lower peninsula and the
upper peninsula. The northern peninsula
has made great progress in the last ten
years and will be entitled TO mem
Der of congress- by itself. The distri-
button of population in the present con-
gressional districts is apparently very UNI
even and will need readjusting.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
The People Rejoice.

BUENos AYREs, August 9. - Tele-
grams from all parts of the republic report
universal public enthusiasm over the
change in the presidency. In response to
the demands of an immense crowd before
the government house President Pellegrini
delivered an address, in which he said:
"What can offer the citizens that does
not belong to them in their own ripht?
The motto of tie new government will be
justice AID liberty. The force will be the
executive Sad what the government will
count upon Cor their defense is public
opinion" Tho speech was greeted with
deafening vivas and signs of popular Joy
without precedent.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
A Strange Case.

PLEAsANToN, Aug. 9.-Ths village has a
queer case. Fourteen years ago Daniel
Clark bought lot of land and moved here
from Canada. Three years later Mrs.
Daniel Clark settled down on a lot aear by,
out did not seem to know Mr.. Clark, who
it appears had deserted her some years
before. Nine years husband and wife
lived within gunshot of each other without
exchanging n word. Last week Daniel
Clark went over TO his wife's house and in
less than half an hour the two went back
to the husbands residence and have been
living together ever since. They are 20
years old and the women of the neighbour
hood are just crazy to learn what was the
matter and how it was fixed up. Neither
of the Clarks is talking.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
1t Was Load ed.

NoRwooD, Ohio, August 9.-Contractoi
Espel. at work on the church adjacent tc
o. Buddmeir's home, was granted the priv
ilege of drawing all the water he wanted
from Buddemeir's well. The fact that it is
go feet in depth and contains As feet OF
water was secuted by Michael Kuenzel ano
Joe Sebastian. The former lit a news.
paper and dropped into the well so he could
see. In an instant there was an explosion,
and Kuenzel, Sebastian and a teamstel
named Barney Prues, who was standing
on the platform, were blown into
the air, and all were horribly burned and
bruised. 1t is doubtful if any of them re-
cover.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
A Small Wheat Crop.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Aug. 9.-The dry
and extremely hot weather of the past two
weeks has probably brought harvest week
earlier than was expected. There has
been no rain to speak of for nearly a
month, and the thermometer has frequent
ly been above the hundred mark, especially
during the past two weeks. 1t Is over two
weeks since conservative estimates placed
the average for this part of the country,
including Brown and adjoining counties TO
the south, west and north, at not over half
crop. But now the most sanguine would
be satisfied with such proportion, and
many farmers say they will not have over
five bushels per acre, and that will grade
No 4
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15

A BIG shark caught near Asbury Park,
N. j.. had in its belly four bushels of fish
and parts of mans leg and foot.
THE sale of the San Jacinto tin property
N San Bernardino county, Cal, was COM
pleted Wednesday by the first payment of
$3.50, eos cash, and the deed delivered TO
the purchaser, the San Jacinto Estate
Company OF England. The property con-
sists of nearly so, 900 acres south Of River
side in San Bernardino county.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
Crops In Kansas.

TOPEKA. KAs., Aug. 9.-Reports received
from about 500 correspondents Of the
board of agriculture, representing every
county in the state, clearly indicate that
the growing crops in every portion of the
state have been seriously injured. Corn
has fallen in 30 days from 30 to 33 per
cent of a crop, or about as, 900, 900 bushels.
Wheat will yield 35 bushels to the acre, or
about 80. 600, 900 bushels.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
short Crops I'm Illinois.

SPRINGPIELD, August 9.-The average
yield of corn in this state will be about 81
per cent. The acreage OF wheat harvested
in round numbers was 100, 900. and the
total yield Ia, $50. 900 bushels. The esti-
mated area seeded to oats $3.50. 900 acres;
the average yield per acre for the state is
Is bushels. making a total yield OF SO, 500,
600 bushels, as compared with lac, 900, 900
bushels last year.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
Petroleum.

Every year shows large increase In
the shipments Of Russian petroleum to
England, while America remains near.
ly Stationary
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15

Eigh. hundred laborers employed on
the docks at Gloucester, England, have
struck
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
A SCARED EDITOR.

A r,lrret farmer stalked into the sane
err wirh big vhir under ess arm.
g BE you tho editor Az vss tho
hat app-cbe1ssve reply.
Hers two 5olla-I-scoe re rour peps-.
you a., re ve-t or. our daughter
vaf sck and Ike 4 Gie: ste crOored and
grew weak and pEie, had hesdsches, no
sppe.ftr, heck sche1, bands sno lee1 Ike
zee couldn't ser, hacked with cough,
ard We tsouFat shs hst corEuI rsion-
No medicine h~lpe6 te- Until she tried that
Dr. Pisroes r.ro-;ts Prescription ner-
toned in you- rare. when she hcrxr 70
rsepd in 70 gi--e Ec5 . nov vel and
handsome a. rSse e-put me down a. 8
Lie srsc-iDcr
Nov the editrr is lookfrg for erother
ecz-r TIE usec4c chr Las cured THOUSANDS
atHiC-e5 as was tr5 fs-rers daughter.
-p<ru-irg the Serals functions 70 heAltey
action. Ead removing tie distractions and
surc-es5io-s which csGs-d he- trouble. y
Ii gpa-SrteeG % Ctv- satisfaction n every
car. o. rglcc sIIf refuroec- Its
ieri- mate r7.S5-sE6. u. hfveraSs- Con-
sa!ns 10 .,ra-u u u insorssre; nc syrup or
Eucx- - fcTEc1t ia ire s-oD2ct AID d.
rxnCe digestion.
FCr Book OF - pcsp or woman: /:
Eer Dis-assS and Eov 10 Cure them sent
sealed IN alsir e-vtt-- p enclose ten cents
In s-zm->s. - voEL,'s DlspLSsAEy &ro~
icAL AssoC-A-loS, No. 60 Main ss<ssS
Buffalo. " Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
Two Through Trains Each Way
DAILY, VIA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Commencing with sunday, March 2nd
t".n Lrsi and seconG-class ticEsts wlll b.
hpnor-d ON The i.imitsd East siail =
tfai y and 4, "a WEI. also 0u the cover.
land FlyeFs, Nos. und2
The Limited EAsl Mai!" traius are
equipped with Pullman palace aud colo
nlsi si-cpen. dining eifs, chair can and
cSacbts, and run solid between Portland
ana chicago, daily without change.
1he"Oyeriand Flyer trains are equipped
win Pullman palace sleepers and coaches.
between Portland aud Council Blufis- and
WIN Pullman coiOnisi siceycrs beiween
Iortland and Kansas City, daily, without
CONNECTIONS ere made a; POcatelis with
through trains To and from BALI Lake. aud
al Cheyenne with through trains 10 and
from Denver, Kansas CITY and NJ. Louis
The above trains afford the Sulckesi
tline between the Northwest Pacific osaSt
ana Eastern and Outhern poinis
detailed time OF trains, ri..sas, through
tlcAels, baggage checks etc, can be pro-
cured upon application lD zDy agent oithe
81 Jt~w GEM Pas = r..,,,
BOISE q MANNING Agents, q. coart
street, Salem oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
What HA TUBULAR WELL?
b. Sure 10 Read and Get no Other

genu. ne Tubular well Is constr lc;ed by
putting down three Inch Iron pipe, With
no opening except top and bottom. No
dii csiD get In ana only pure water can he
got Gut. TITS Is tue only kind of well that
absolutely surface water prvuf, aud that
y iprced through the cement strata 20
ID" pure liTine water. II 10 positively the
Only fnd oi well that II worth building In
ihis country James a. Roberts, salem.
~ deuce near fair groundsl makes ihe-.
Wells Terms reasonable. ~ years expert
enr,. b.2l.lmI.f .5In-,f
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

Lc Htehau's Golden Baisn, ~
NAHa IAencies, frs. and ocnI 49,
s4ffstn the Lcss and i d., sor. y.
Lycs, Nose, c.c., Copper.cn .or,d u,ts~a
hJpai...lg' siarfh. tlsaslsad \ All, rrF "a.
primary fo-'ns os the dls0sao tn.ue
byphlhs. Prize. zoo p~r aofss
Ls hiehao's { 'idna R.l.an, NJ
Cufes-fertiary, AcreuFia Hy1., ~, Hh,...
maiistn, Pains In the Eonca' Pain In =,
Head, hack of the Mock, UIcsrr,ei g.
Throat, syph.lt.c Rash, Lun,,,s a.s ec,
uaeted Cores, Stiffness q tho L!...br. "a
eradicaiss all dlsease ifosa ths tys.e,,,
whether caused By ind aba or ai,,.'
% Mercury, leaving tho b. ID ,,or,, A.
healthy. Price . GO per ott1..
LIZ htehau's Golden a'grfe,, a,,.t
oote Tor tAo cure oi Cono-r.,f-. d..
irritation Gpyel. and al Uf.uA,, Or 1,.,.f
q, ai,sIransen~nis- rrios 81 SO per
L. 6iehsu's Golden s,.r4s, IT,,
yeeticn, frrssscfe csss a Ggo.r.b's~
lnii-nlEa b f.,ea,. Stature ~ p,i,.
VI - rcr Ests,e.
Le hiehsu's Golden O-u.mco.
'Nf 10 q ei.Se isfli 'Gsff .-,-.'. -
ati eEp.it ons. LsrifoCG a..
La iichnu's Cold -
~" go fi't sin4rnt; So r'tgt
p7, -rof-. l0a. 4..or. "a
- " 90 90 pcr ~ Z.
Ta,f4e fi-i AF.NiHe,
hrn- t'efs y Acsf, 4. u. i. t.,.,-...
irr exprzz
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
TIE GRAND ARMY.

The ExiraoFdinary Growth c. the
Organization and II, Purposes.
New York ruu: The Tweuty-iOurth
National Eucampnen. ~ ihe Graud
Army Of the Republic i very bra
ciug to those xhO follow tA.s body
on the subject Of pension legislation.
such demonstration shows l. tre-
uIendous power in the organization,
based largely, too, on a corresponding
enthusiasm among the people flr
the veterans. some Of their views
as 10 the degree Of preference due 10
them in the distribution of the GOV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

il Is the Womens Relief Corps,
which was organized about seven or
eight wears ago, and has very large
membership. Through the partici-
nation Of sous Of the members il i
evident that the organization can he
prolonged far into the twenlienth
century, while at present lis
strength a. derived from actual vet
Grams shows no signs OF waning.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
PENSIONS
WAR OF TIE REBELLION

Under the act OF June =, l-9O. all soldiers
WHO served ninety days ~ the q. :. service
during the war Of he rebellion aud are nov
disabled physically whether injuries or
disease WE incurred during service or
since are entitled 70 pensions al nom ~ IA
sl2 per month.
Widows OF deceased soldiers are entitled
10 - gSes month and a. Der month Tor each
child under theAge ofsixt4.en years. Father
or mother Of deceased soldiers Whoare nov
dependent, are entitled Ia pension.
soidiers who are nov receiving pensions
al less than ". per month should apply at
once under this scI.
Applications under this act viii not affect
any pending claim.
MAKE applications NJ once
ID. = SHERMAN,
u, =, Pension and Claim agent. h. u.
boa - -alem, Oregon. Deputy county
Clerk. Write for blanks.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
jARWS---C0 NkLIk
Mortgage Trust Company

low rate OF intefest. No delay. Al, ~
rci.as when taf'ors are Competed. PJir
.usf of paying In installnents. W. y
nAMfLroS, Mgr. Ofiioe with Hunt 4 fne
lV state 81, salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01


Past t-4-us with Pullman NeStlbule
Draw ing room sle.pers, dining ezrs aud
c'Sactir- u latest design, between Chicago
and MlVEukee and 81. Pau. snd Mime
apfil-.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestlDuled
drawing MON sIe-ps-s, dining cs.rs and
cJacils.s oi latest l.~i'ru, bss-Wesu Chicago
and Miiwauis@. and AsniauG aud Duluth
Inrpugn Pullman veri4buie drawing
r1nin and c-p!pnisi S.-epegr via the Nortn.
eru Fhcihe railroad between Chicago and
Portland Or.
Convenient trims 70 aud from Eastern
" Nes;ern, Nor Geru and c-rfrgl Miscou-
s'n points, ufpfoing unequaieo service 10
and irIm NauEesna Pond du Lac, O-n.
ho-n. Neenan. Hsnesha. Chippewa Falls.
Eau Claire. Hurley, via, aud Irunwuud
aud bs>seulfF, MicD.
for tickets, sleeping car reNervatIons
Time iabies and uthef Information. apply
70 hs-ais anywhere IN the uiied States
DT Canada e.k AiAELiE
Gen Mgr, Milwaukee, Wis.
J NJ. HANFDRD,
Gem Traffic Mgr, 81. Paul.
Traffic Mgr. Nllaaukee. Wis.
Dpti- Eek -TEIN.
A,s'i Gcnl Pass'T and Tai Agt, Mllweu
.se. @la.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

e7uiuprt Offices. u- ~ TO increased
CONCENTRATIONS for nensians. NAV b,
honestly aud vigorously cumha;ed
as. rae politician who throws ridr
..-e ga abe services thay rendered -
Quarter og century go. or why
argue, tast o.hel g. ljier,, the Mex.
lean veterans. f,r example, have
deserved more F-.m the country,
finds on, that DE La struck false
ua;e and made an .r7ePa-lble blum.
ier. The meeting Ia + ->iou has
been ,he r--a,e~; i1 the history %;
the Organization. Yet !; had no
special ,i-l5ricauce. and was aided
ay uo side shows. Invoked against
,ae adverse influence of the recent
enactment atth4 o,neu1eu; Pension
o.L
The history ot tie GraLd Army
: remarkable. Although chiefly
composed 1t enlisted men. the idea
3t such al organic. tiou WAS succe---
Ted by 11e SIC. ua.ee- officer and car
r.el eut By -uo.h-r and ueither was
IS lue o.it-- a, -aa, or bad had men
luie. IL command. The founder
wa- D-. Z. +. Stephenson, prac-i
-.u- physician OF Springfield. in
Illinois, Who had iten surgeon Of
he tau--e=-th Illinois Infantry
The fr-. post wa, formed in that
.-,a-e III u---.U-.Ai-i. r. lNa.. uude-
Circumstances %. grrAt secrecy. The
idea wse novel, and the ritual bad
t9 u= printed ty those VINO Lsd
-=-T-sl .u -.e w-- and were 20 u--
come meu-.srs Of t1= order. and tb.-
la, seems ta l-Te .t--u the cause u.
t-- Selection %. Dc -l- i'- The -.
p '--. although -.. tn- p-ellui-a-ie,
--a ar.- arranged .a springfield.
-aa .t.-er a..e tae rs,.-. 'G-aul
---a-r g. .'s a-l-l.se - d. -N -
day J. c1a--.le. Oh. a-u.- at
twelve members. .~.-tu-.a- --'-,
I u Decatur D.,,-l'-. .f N4cp..
department Of Illinois. and /. Wa
---l IS DR. So. -1-r. - e'us-
---uas- u. -l+ Department.. The
second lr-- Was =~.-H-L--e1 in
Springfield l--- t-a,- Illinois tl=
----a-z..-.1l 7'as extended 70 VS.
c'----, vl--e TIE ----- E.1-, V2s r----
tered -- 81. A---sa. .- june. l>5..
WIKI t'--- --.r---.-l -1- L le-e ~=--y .
+ b z.---a-- -le -l=,- ~ Tie f.-- .
4.T --- -.l-. "a --e ---- Department .
& -T--.--- v-- -=-- IL lE1-l1.
VIII t----------s EE'--s already -l ez- .
i-.-n-=. Gen Palmer Vas c-a~e-
q. --.;-------. IL Vas al :l.- IA=ls---- .
TH.-.H.- .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

bs. piERtE'S PELLETS sss,:i sG7sy e.sE,; xsE
Laxative or CzthE-.ic according 70 s4.E
OF dose Srnai.es-- Cheapest, SuSSr-coa-ed
rrc E.sie<t 20 take Erre sick Head.
scas. Eiliousnesx, ConstiPsfioE oE-
- lrlyr.szs - suss q VA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
Hbharls Rheuuatie and Liver rn

Hibhauls Rhsuuatic and Liver Fill>.
These pills A-t scientifically compouudcG
and Uu!forIu in action. No gripping pain
- cpmmpNly following tns USE of pills.
Tney are adapted u b1th adults and chill.
g. -pn with verfecf safety. Ne gus autes
.beS have no eq uHl in The cure o. sex head
ache. c1n>; Icarlou. dyspeT>is ana bilious
ness ar &. s. an appetizer. they excel any
Other urs1 pa-sslnn i "
smith \ steiner. sole aE5s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

A o. L. W.-PrOisCci Lsdge No 2 A
"a. o. L. W. salem. oregon. M-.-- zach
" ecnesczy evsuinz "a, IL nall IL -1aie In
suranc- block. eJrnrr hOLnInsrr-z. and
CnernsksiA sgTn=ls Visiting and slJuuru-
ing ogelhrer Invited J. 4. -ouTEwICE.
IRA EEB. Recorder. u "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

The RICHARDS drug company. agents 5Gs
nna oil safkei street, han franclsco Cal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
BUSINESS CARDS.

L Il MORSE contractor and Builder
L. Al o-Cs-s promptly attended 10
n ElEn street -aieu-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
Union Pacific R. R. Company
OVERLAND ROUTE.n

Trains for the east leave Portland at7gO
am nnd 800 pm daily. Tie ets 10 and from
principal points In tn, United state-. Cac
M mud Enrnt.S
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

JOE% GEAY.-Cnut-s8cTo and builder.
'j Fine inside finishing q specially. AS
ConinerclEl street >4le-. J-r- 1n.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
SOCIETY NOTICES.

T. 4. R->e1sTlcE Post. No. IC. Depss-1-
VI. ineni u oregon. In.cls every Monday
evenlu. al the hall over the Oregon Land
cOmpgnys Of.ie-. Visiting comrades ar
cordially invited 10 attend
y. {. sREENAS. Post commander.
s =. RASDLE, Ac5ulA-L-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

7 J. SHAW. A-in-rey-ai Law. salem.
- OREGON. once f-sT door 70 the ltN
81 head ~ Stair II the rear o. I-add s
Bushs bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

TNlLMON FO2D. s--o-nsy 81 law. salem.
4 Oregon O1tice NJ stairs II Ez-ton's
ulock-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

L . builder. Wen PREPARED 10 do al
Einds o. building and guarantee satisfczs-
lion. +2l-tIn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

J0ES KNIGHT. Blacksmirh. Horse
81 snOeing and rssIaziTlng q Specially. shop
g. me foot C Liberty stree, salem. Oregon.
23rf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

7 a APPLEGATE. attorney 81 law
u. f-l--s bloch, Con msrci4. and STATE
streets. salem Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

JOEN - CARSON. Co1nsego- and At
~ I5-nsy-sf-Iaw. Msrnb-- O. me 8zr o.
ortA-i0. Canada. O1tcr IL s:SJe street
sliern. Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
Toward
Portland
[1nri,nhYnril


iickeis sor West side stations for sale 8
loot ~ Jefierspn ~. Tickeis for East SID
stations for sale Ki unlon depot, ror. %
and streets CHA-' Al sfdT-f,
l.s-wly
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01

ID J LARSEN .NsnEfac.Urer of AL kinds
OF vehicles. Repairing q specially.
Only the best EO-E TUNED on, shop =
State street, next doo- 10 -c-ih-=- s P1nle
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-01
0regonian Rail Road COMPANY

General offices northwest corner Fira
sDd Pine Streets Portland.