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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

the bank, leaviog his wife peunf.
ie He went first 10 Vancouver,
where he kot his boy who wsa
living there, and then went to u
Pxsc. Texas, where he now is.-Ts.
coma Globe.
At the next session Of the les 10
laturs bills will be introduced fer
the publica. ION Of all new laws, and
publication in the county papers ot
county commissioners prucredin3s.
uearly Q dozen s,a.es have been do
ing % Tor ven aud end that 4;
pays The people Of Oregon n
large ere comparatively iynoran, Of
the laws both new and old on the
s:atrte books. The Law does not
excusc item for ignorance in the
mate, but how are the rase Of
them to be any better informed.
And certainly The people have .
right 20 know what their commits
sioaep are doing and for what
their money b being expended
Polk County Itimizer.
COUNTY Line SUEyEYOFs.-The
cops OF surveyors who are engaged
in esta blishing the county line be.
tween YAmhil, AID Polk, have
reached the farm OF q. w. Berry,
near TIL. city, and have gene into
camp. According to the reports
from members OF The parry, YAM
hill has been saiuiag territory from
the very s.art, and when the survey
is completed will have gained sever
oil hundred acres OF land. macy
thousand dollap in taxable property
and several new res dents and vo,-
ers. Ii seems to be Assure thing that
Polk will lcose one of her justices of
the peace in the person Of Z. z.
Branson. il IL said that our gains
grow heavier each mile that 10 sur-
veyed. Sheridan Courier.
WASHINGTON.
The chamber Of commerce o. Be-
attic intend to erect . building.
The lat.est shipment Of molasses
and sirup ever sent to the Pacific
CO.'S, W.. sbipped from Omaha to
Tacoma on the I'd. 1t conristed OF
eleven car loads.
CALIFORNIA.
james Harrington WIS tasen
from the Jail At Bakersfield on Oct.
lst, and tarred aud fxa,hered. He
was accused OF perjury in connec-
ton with . land suit.
Farmers ere warned by the Chron.
icle to think twice before they paw
money 10 the sO-called Farmers aud
Mechanic,' League, which promises
in return 10 furnish them with all
kinds Of goods At wholesale prices.
Geo. FrankneIl, 70 years ord, COM
mlttcd suicide near nuin: Ie;own.
by shooting himself through rhe
heaT. with shot gun. Two weeks
ago he married = lady so years old
TO whom he had been engaged ~
years.
Edward Robinson, Q driver in the
employ OF Tom kell, wss killed Sep.
30ih, on the road between Mxdrsne
and the Fiiteen-miie House. Hob
inson was drivin. . four bor.e team
loaded with seed grain. Iu some
way he fell on, and The wheel
paesiUg over his head, crushed the |
life out o. him. He was instantly |
killed. Robinson was . married I
man. 4
AIkCELLANEoCs.
Considerable discussion 10 going
IN as to Who is governor Of Nevada.
some hold that Frank Bell. being
lieutenant governOf, bscomes setting
governor Dy reason OF the governors
ieath, Dut owing to constitutional
cannot draw the salary.
):bers bold that the governor aud
leu .enant governor. h. c. Davis,
'sin2 dead, the president OF the
enste takes the place. Others hold
hat Sc :retafy Of State Dormsr is
hs party who is really governor.
I is q mix-d up affair all aYuund.-i
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

NOTICE--Ths undersigued sexton ol
IN the /. U. D. y. eemetfy will, ate Oct.
Nh, be fund ~ the hrst house .. the
south east corner Of the cemetery.
loz%ts J.W. ODONkEI.L.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
PENSIONS.

D.C.SHERM AN,
o. ., rsastos go CisiD agent. 20.
c::.. &: y ~: ~ :. Ss;;::s: go 6''ss s'':S
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
Notioe.

rhs annual MEETING Of the stock holder
hsid at ths ofnes Of the company In salem
ofeUon. on ths 1oth Of heptsmnsr, at sA. N
1&td b. FRIEDMAN, Prss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

e B. soCrHwIcK. Csa,raetor and
T. builder. Well prepared To do all
Kinds of building and guarantee satisfca-
ooa. %Q-lR
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

A n. CLOUGH, Undertaken. EmbaIner
"a. And CSoine, Maker, IT state H..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

ELsiE BAKER. Human HAir Empori.
T. un. Court street third door from opera
house Ventilated human hair curls Q
spsctAlty. Hair dressing in the latest
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

r A. R.-Se1gvick Post, No. 10, Depart
0s meat Of Orsgon, msess every Monday
evening ~ ths ball oveI the Oregon Land
oo0pAAy's once. Waiting comrades ar,
0or6Ally invited 10 attsnd
d. c. .8nKxMAH, Pos Conmadsr.
D. 4. RAHDL1. AdoutAaI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
BUSINESS CARDS.

Wy d. PCGE- Architect Plaas speci.
w. nca,ionz and superinfendencs to,
ali classes Of buildings. Once 20 Com
msrcial ST., up stairs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

TOaS 6RAf.-Contraesor and builder.
u Fine inside finishing . specially. So
Commercial Street, salem Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. z. W.-Prutectiou Ledge No. :, A.
a. o. {. w., salem, Oregon. Aeeu sach
WednesAAy evening ~ It's nal in state In
ournncs block, corner Commercial and
chsmsksta streets Visiting and sojsui a
hG bgeshrsn invited d. B. soUrHvIcK,
IA Ek1. Recorder. NV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

Polk sod c'"Sr y 10 h: sss hs
VIEW % sss ss E.;;s,a Z ''a:: ady.s
produce slsc h eonc.ias ssovis9 - x.ias
s'sn " shs ls ss1 ~ eesse -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

TOHN KNIGHT. blacksmith. Hory<
q shoaing and repairing . speciality. shop
~ the loot Of Liberty street, salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
THE ODELL
TYPE WRIT Err.

&C VIII buy ths UbkIL M MI"
with ~ charscterS, and els for the sfroin
CASE DpgLL, warranted TO DO oetter work
than any machine ufacs.
ny SPrrD, EAsE OF OPERATION, wear
longer without cost OF repairing than any
other machine Has no ink riseoa tc
bother the operator. 1t 10 neat, sue~tan-
tial, nickel plated. perfect and adapted To
ail kinds of type writing. Like printing
pres<, it produces sharp. cieaa, legisls
manuscript. Two or tea copies csn -
made ., one writing. Any Intelligent pef'
-on ear become sn or>ator In Two days
" offer oIQp to any operator vhe can
equal the work sf The borBtD CAsn
ODELL.
Reliable Agsnts and salesuien wanted
Special inducsment 10 deAlers-
For pamphlet giving indorssmenta, Ae.,
adlresS ODELL TSPt WRITER co,
Is and 1sh Ave chi'asn. ~ ~;
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

ID J, LARsES Manufacture Of all kind.
L. Of vehicles. Repairing . speciality
Only the best work turned oui, Shop As
Bests street, next door To Scriber 4 ponle
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

~ 70. HOkYE-BArbsr and HaiF.drees-
VI. ing pariors. insst bAtns Ia lac city.
- Commercial Btrees, salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
M piEBeE'S PELIE1S So. -. :.
IAx1sfyA a. Eafsarfse Deonpdne - . ~ q
ooA ~ p<aR18sA 8 eao0 Q VA
pKoYHsIoNAL cAKDs.

2 7. RICHARDSON, Attorney q; Law. OF.
-. ice up stairs in truc. runms OF new
Bush block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Salem. Orexur-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

7 J. SHAW. A,to-ney.stLav. salem.
u Oregon Ofice frxf door to the ief,
q bead o: stairs in the rear Of LAdd 4
Busa's bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

EOBALET 4 wILLACH, Civil Enefn-
VI eep and Drzughzmen. Railrsad sur.
vsys and estimating Q speciality. ONCE In
Stats street, up stAirs. salem, Oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS AT Low PRICES
Attractive hotel; comfortable rooms wholesome taD.
shaded lawn numerous drives cheap livery uOut wood
cock, mail telegraph physician stages and pivat
conVeyaDces IL ordered all Lake Champain 81 amer
and Delaware and Hudson trains at Westpor fifty min
utes' drive from the
VALLEY HOUSE. ELIZABErHTOWN, y. Y,
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PROSPECT PARK HOTEL.

CATSklLI. Y. y,
VIII open "Wednesday. June % thoroughly rFst.elass
suInmer resort situated large and beautiful PARK.
three hund ed feet above overlooking the Hudson
River: superb scenery thousands testify 70 the pure
mountain afr and heathtness OF the location hotel has
been completely renovated; and modern plumbing /;
no mosquitoes; no malaria.
For circulars terms &c. address
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL COMPANY.
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NEW GRAND HOTEL,
PAVILION R0TEL.

IsL!P. L. l., GREAT >Ot I'll B n.A1l,o cncs,,
excellent boating. nshlng. bathing well shaded dr.ye'
favorable rates TO families strictly Arstcasi How op@
.Yorl- Orcn Alotd..n III. NlnlAMaN md :! -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
h.!gg;syhSCOEWMByRlEZ

Cstskius. popular family re.oet Cairo; 14o'
reet eicyauon; hour, from ny grand tl.w- stpsn
water baths Tor rh"uma- no dow. SIND for Nnta tf
guide and references. Very law trrm ~ June and IAN
nics Plans and photographs q: = Pax Row Room -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR.

ELIZA BIZ NJ Own, > 4, Is lorattd -ni4a1 some o
the mountain scenery. Enlarged and Improved
latest sanitary plumbing. Charming drives radate II
every direetiOR tre dTy 6rsSHg s[ , N9 nEgGitS
spring, absolutely pure Table second TO none Ia
Adondacks. Telegraph express and ticket Offices th
house Fine tennis courts and eIoaget g,ognds Iw
With fresh milk, cream butter, eggs, vegetables. &c
Circular city Ny coaches connect With
NJ and Westport.
- ORLANDO KELLOGG, Proprietor.
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DOREMCOUR1.

NtfUUbI.i : -HVt NAN II r.Nt''' " - =.
Now open. The nearest mountain hotel. with all i'm;
rrovenents, To New-Nork ana Philadelphia. Iabe ana
UNSURPASSED Orchestra and other Amusement.
special rates Tor gentlemen during their vacation j. "
JORDAN Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
4 WHITE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Houston. Tex. Dec. 1.-The whit" Republican con
v,f,ion me-; here yesterday. Ia accordance Win Il can
uublt-ncd a i-w weeks ago. The meeting wa caHrd
o order l,y g. g. FELTON, and = L. strong Wa cec'U
temporary secretary. Dr.. MAJ jF"if Judge Henry
Cuc aud II. /. N,GTcsor Made ad''''''' "u'o0"'''s
IN. ..ru.na.y ~ TIE white imam over tie negro ana
h..ilu., t,,f tnc Government must be ran by white
u.. and not lN urgr0c, Judge cline took rather
,l.,fy view ~ the situation. o. tie attendance Wa
small Ms NcGrcgOr wa, sanEuAe and u"u5ht t"Vl
would win ia thc oolr-c u tlmc. J. W. Icmlcy was
elected president AID seth D. strong secretary. Two
dcI- were elected. -. T. Lyons, Of ~i"ruaN'
,n1 = n Eop., ~ CorluI, Ciri-'l. II. ]. N'''!rt'r
If Unl-t.,, vas chosen treasurer. RESOLUTIONS "ci"
,t'i i,Iic,t.fie t. fitur. course u the white X
pabADan-. Al eAt'ItN" ,'"'''''c '''''''''e
illitg Ole iurulcr5 Va appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
BISHOP HARE AND TIE SIOUX.
lie DEPIORES THE FACT THAT THE GOO
INDIANS HAVE RI EIvED 50
LITTLE ATTENTION.

|
LITTLE ATTENTION.
The f,ll l,rn,, from u,h,u u,r,, has bse received
| g.. ., ~ ,.
. ..,.-.
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an. 'o'' '''''N '"-'''' "''F'"- a. - ''4"9 '''0'
ms '..' oi'-'' 4'' '' ''' "0''H " N''1'' 'o'e 80
''''N '"-''' "o'''' - ''''' 'l''u 80 ~
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~. ''-''' r'b"' D'' "I"' mp '''o" n'' ia Wv
".'" ui' '"'"s '1o'' N'Uo upon inc P'o'' H''"o' A.
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"I." AaNo N1G ne ulvAt'0h 'nd suiFeu Tie 'eri'hs7
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az '''' ''. d. NY u" 'PP,"" - WV ~ ''
possible ',-'.' ought 70 b. tu1'u'1 1''iu'''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

Informed resident could be found. In one instance
tod that some persons voted from the Now Haven
steamboat dOck wont there and no habiabe paco
and upon inquiry tod There That person lived nc
conscientiousy and accurately performed the
TO The best Of my ability. 1 cannot un-wcr the charge
deficiency Of district from The police count
h9tc asccran'd where the deficiencies sic but
ready % prove and sub~taLtste tn which have
done that faithfully and accurately performed ny
duty and have not knowingly or Intentionally onflb1 .
single resident Of the district Oh June !. 1890.
1t viii be observed that Mr.. Jarvis va, cmpsycd 40
Il ccnsii, cnumcrat0r under superintendent Francis a.
Waller Ia l-sO. The other cnumciT,t1r va, James
Herman, who Ia, made statement under oath which
reads in part, a. iOllO"e:
Ny name /, Jane, Kiernan. / am thlityfour year,
Of age. / al cnmn"lutor in thc ost lel0, ccnsu-.
being No. H. and enumerated the Eleventh Election
District q The 1T Assembly. whtch also one the
election districts comprising the Second ward Of Ncw-
YORK CITY boundaries OF my district wcro Spruce.
-, Coolest. Libcrty.rt. Broadway. and Park Row.
was the city Of %cwYOrk and have always lived
here was educated in the public schools Of tats
city and graduated therefrom. / r'nt work when
about seventeen years old aud have then been
opmes. @ T,nI 1ii'f Ian
{ IJannon no 81 Fat louston-.t. Charles X me 10
&c.. M Of scH h,S Gdi sdSn. and Gf %lns a
Tat OF canvasser and my experience In these tions
t!!a". can Isfer 70 lie following persons as To- M
s''4fS ca ssd r fiE Nc 'G MS TO- tdvd i' s%
Cone Of my empolers. 40 HE o,;,S' ,st "a" IRA
Motts m9ds u, engmeaaoo Of my a,tget fgii ana ,I
sa .tc Mhs ad no" t%c i hiding YOU'D SS 20 to c
floor ana YORK from 9s Go" and maxim "sg I'd
accurate smg%grson Of eicy person !" "&' building anu
Oh II should not I've forgotten that both these men
were sworn officers Of the United states that they
were liable 10 prosecution and punishment II they
give either Of them fase information was liable 10
prosecution and punishment for 30 DONG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
POLITICAL ODDS ND ENDS.

TIE l.. NJ. Il. O. EXECUTIVE Committee.
The Executive Committee Of the Business Men
Republican Orgauilatiou met last evening At the
headquarters, ~. 90 Fifthavc. Ab1m Wakena"'
IT, presided and majority Il the Assembly DlNtrc''
and wards represented. The roll OF The dlsticS
was called by secretary sweeney, and the representa-
tive Of each district responded, giving an account oi
tho work being done within his territory. MI "
ported large acccssion' and that the outlook iof 'c
organization in all quarters II the city was cheering
I, Was d.c,d,d that s,nc of tho districts must be
reorgauiIcd The first - pass through uc OIu''I
is likely 10 BE- the XIth y. rmbly Dt'lHd. "I winch
,.l- Alderman James {. McMurray f. chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
nr n,rr.nrn nR. HRoIyN.S NoSE.

David p r-mplcton. the president OF the Ne"'foiN
Chemical Company with onoo' At 40 % F'iN Row. wa
,o,cr IN tl rouls Court yo,trrlay ola charge oil a.
i,, -, 30. Harry If. Brown lawyer IL appears
,,t p,,r dd .opc law business for which services ~
ussort, Tcmpcron owe, him money Brown says
vrote him saucy letter aud on Thursday he calico 10
straightcn thing, out ana t. collect Ms o''
a, ,, or, u,oyyn refused to aud TcmpIeton IL c'
t,,td M, , struck him several blows and showed h'"
out In the lau Judge White said Brown had no business
IN Tonreton', Office when lac was ordered OUT anu S"'
hay. r.o,,,d ~ civil court 70 collect the debt Inc
ud,e dl.chgrccd T,lulleOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

, WARRANT FOR HIS ARTIST FOR DiScH'R'IN"
.rtvK * VIOLATIONS OF TIE STATUTES.

4, WARRANT FOR MS ARHl 1T FOR DiHCHNN''N"
4 CLERK Is vIOLATIoN or TIE STATUTES.
Columbia. ~ e. De-. IA warrant has been sworn
out by y. g.. Gou1alri n"" paper 'or''' P''1''''
,,t N.o,n"y ,,curral Pope i1r violation "i t' gen
% .t,t,t.- which provide that vhoeVrr shall ar-AnIi
up ntn.datc any citizen because 81 political opinions
r n the exercise " poAu,tl right, and privilege ''
,,,. such i,..on shall discharge diHr" RON 'mp''
n,ut or occupancy. siau D. deemed t"'' vi ''
, ., nm ..,,,IrtIou thereof BE- lined not lc--
,,, go - morn tnan - 600. or b. imprisoned not
leo, than tli,.. mouth. cor lnoc than one year o.
both. AT tle discretion Of the court.
The tt'oruc, -Gcucud has discharged I"oh'' L.
Ii,l,r IA clcr. Ia the cnsr.s,ing department. VINO h1
,, a., ,h ~. H,l,ll boltcrs and w, candidate on
,,, ti,lt for th, Legislature. from luon County. !"
d~cargng Butler. the Attorney General expressed per-
so,I regret at the necessity for 30 DOM 'hu tr''
T., lifl.I'- efficiency. uutlcr ten "f"c - lpp1' anu
u. md 10 be- informed Of TIE chisr ~ ms dI' ar
Pom. au-vcrrd. d" While an Nt"i"N '''",l'l' .o
ina,pcndr,t need app, for once, ana no sue" = "'0
,,'il Io,.' ltooclnyly retained in Office hy me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
ropv,yG . SCHOLARSHIPS err.

4 u,etlus Of the teachers ~ the public N'H'o''
will De hid this afternoon, AZ oo'nihb" '""r- '''
tho purpose Of pcrlcciug the offuh]iIo" 81 '"'
Ncv- YorI, scAooln1s;cr, club Jane "''d""'' q.
temporary chairmnu has appo"''u I'"9 -
~, i'o,. v,,.,,, Iurcr Henry VI. Lcipnerr, Jluco
tin,I"nanK. Truman j. Ha,kus G. X. Abbott +. =.
cook. \. y. Jo-lu and j W. h'hi.'Il ',.'i -,
tLc cIub ~ being fum New Jersey 80 from Er1ohlS.
and S0 from New York ana us y"imV' nlronf
Of CoumIin COLLEGE. and superintendent J'ti'l , 3it
hi. a,.i-tauts Among tr members from ni'""'' ~
b,co, one OF the popular organizations OF tho ''y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

An examination OF these aihdaVitN SHOWS 80" 80
,ccuraccs-as. for instance, ""eic u'o ~
ucued i,v the person making her hltA ''' "'" 'P
.e,r IN connection with such WORK. III o'isI '@7''
.be affidavit is made for the wrong Suco. anu -
coac NV .one per,on as. for example, tie ahdhvi's
Tor no 10 BcekInan-st, IN 9ccuoH 80 "'o -O et,.a,
rpl,ort In other cases the aidavlt' arc not ss"o'
=, ,.,. toe,, .,cn4d bv the wrong person In one OF
,yo instances the person making the alndaVit 'Nlop
,,c ...,. .ou,c uor.on unknown 10 nm 'oH''IIl''s
,.rsous sad 10 be living there. 1hls was Iau'o' az
detne way Of getting information 10 say 'iY '"''
In making andavts a large hu'lD'i Wv .,-.
,r,c, we're fully enumerated IN June Tor "h'h V'oI
j. mn reason 10 doubt that the Federal cHu"eId" w
tanned the name, Of all persons WHO ii''i 'H' '
time. Vet IN one or two Instances lh'' '''
o.a,. was noted In section g. at 40 80 S"uthS'''
an q, Tho name. included in the police census twenty
m number. appear the affidavit ia coN"o'No' W.,
+he statement that these persons were peiSo""iiS
Lnoun tn have lived Oh 5aid premises on JUNO J. i0"
hs 4 matter of fact, however, the Federal ch'ho'H"
obtained IN June twenty names for this h'''o' VI
which only seven appear in the twenty names 1"hen
by the police IN October
TWO other bike instances are noted. The hrst p'o
n, these il al No lOj Southst. where tie P'"'o
enumerated seventeen persons In october az 's"iS
ten persons enumerated b. the Federal ch""c'"'"'
q, lime all Of th, names obtained by the Federal
enunerstOr appearing among Inc names '"he" W w
notice The entire seventeen names In the ponce
r.s,e bovever appear Oh The aridavii covering this
House with the statement that they lived 'here OH
ths fire, day Of June The other Instance In th'
section il al No 40 south t. The police ehunerat1o
fifteen pcrssns in October as against eleven hah'c'
III the Federal census taken lane J. Niho Of uo
names IN the Federal census appear also IN III"
police census. Tho affidavit sets iofth "o"o'e''
ths. all the persons included in the ponce census
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
rlArrnrN or TIE wI,CoN,N GRANGERs

Madison. VIZ Dec. L.. The annual meeting Of tho
-,,'. or.nc. ua- adjourned after completing H. bu'
fc. The following was adopted;
Resolved. That the rate Of interest De reduced ia pio
r,., f. m. u.t rr,ft OIL agricultural product, not 10
',...G . i,r cent. ard Tia hi,rv stringent A"' be
E..1.,.d n A, v~ demand 81 incoming Legs
ifur tNr ul,.a,c 20 the l'l known a~ mo IaNIor D
fIr fi. plli.'-' 81 regulating commerce Win" ''o
l.a O. O; ,Ir state.
rar Drln,. t.lt 10 notice ~ tho Farme. Alliance
up H.. demands la lay u o. deliberations.
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cnrrrNon nuLs 1Mpn.sInCE TAsK.

Governor I'M returned TO Albany yesterday morning
after spending u day aud nearly might IN 'ohsul'a-
ton with leading Democrats Of the TammihV or
gouizaton regarding the Assembly committees anu chi
ploye, When the Governor left the llOhin'tA HOUSE
when, he w, staying. he looked worn ana u'c' ''u
r is evidently somewhat SICK Of Nh" task 81 tf' ing u"
u,ply The great majority Of the Democrats "l Hc
~. with places ia AID around the Assembly, Chdin-
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ryr ,yrrcryr ~ >rccr INCREASING.

Succl. the faster. ye-torlay morning wc'sn'i w.
Mound, q Io.. of tirroq1rtr, Of pound sh'' u' u''
before Despite bis continued loss Of weight, Nv ~
,r,, hin .,i a.. feeling very wei ard the h'fNo''leS'
= o..n, =, him recently lad almost DISAPPEARED. The
o,c-, IN nis Fat Increases the expiration OF his task
1pprOiGhr..
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u,D To Pay FOR HER WEDDING PRESENT.

GA tho eyc Of the marriage OF Miss Lucy i''r''' VI
A.. in, ,,dt.,,.,,, 10 Eric pahcr'n. winch oc
,.d ,,.,..,, M,., Dr.N. w.. notified that package
awaited her deposition at the Custom House IA, PACK
nee contained a very pre.iy pearl bracelet, ""'" So"'
I,o., f,,,d had sent by nail, - "rduihi present
-, Nli,, prrxrI had To pay tj5, Just D.
'o,', t,n, i,I, me appraised value Of the bracelet
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r,ss-I don,t believe in this treating busIac's. why
.bond ak somebody else to drin@ WIN inc hln
,h n.nT rct,rn ,be compliment By drinking win nm
" Eog, +, - =. .nri of dilo,nmu. that's Lcl-a thl5
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