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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-18
DRESS TRIMMTNGS
St sCeCx2'S to t7sS7121ess of o. 2Uufe2..

Will be used more extensively than ever this sea-
son, and in anticipation of large demand for this
class of goods we have made large purchases,
which are now open, ready for inspection. Our
line includes the latest German and Partisan nov
elites, and the of these goods is confined to
Dress Trimmings only. but are equally useful for
Ladies' Coats, Jackets, Childrens Uoaks, etc.
Black and Oolored Passamentery Points and
Insertions in all widths, Gut Jets. Ornaments,
Fr11ges. 1a1 cts. New Laees. La Tosca Nets small
Medeir and Point Laces, etc.
THIS IS LINE OF GOODS WELL WORTH INSPECTING
\NRlfS9%e&@s
zoz AND III CHAPEL. srHHHr.
s3atsceIlaueums. AGtsrellameoms
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-18
E. L. WASHBURN,
81 Church and 81 Center Sts
EVERYTHING

u VA aAAO 1OIu1OEt ana
Convenience:
Adjustable Bedsteads, Head Rests
Bed Trays, Clutches, Arm Slings,
Inflated Rings, Air Pillows.
Hot Water Bottles, Ice Caps,
Rubber Sheeting, Breast Pumps, Syringes,
Bed Pans and Urinals for day and night,
Steam and Hand Atomizers,
Fever Thermometers, Medicine Glasses,
Spoons and Tubes, Champagne Syphons,
Sick Room Charts,
Absorbent Cotton, Lint, Wool and Jute,
both plain and medicated,
Bandages of Flannel, Cotton and Rubber,
Plasters and Dressings in great variety,
Fumigating Pastiles, Sulphur Candles and
Dlsintec@snts Of every description.
Chest and Abdominal Protectors, Trusses,
Supporters and Eiastie Hose always in stock
or made to measure and cszsfully adjusted.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

EXCITING Runaway. W hik
waiting al the depot for t5e {
O'clock train this morning. the
driver Of The Willamette 'bus
>lirh,ed from his s.lace TO exercise
aruuod on the platform, the morning
uessg fogSy and chilly, and ~bIlt
be ~ss thus enjoying himself, thr
team took 8 similar notion, consld
erinS that they, too. Decided exercise.
They struck out 81 rapid gall.
turned down Mil street and krpi
the track all right ul.til the!
reached the Oregon house, toward
which they veered, not knowing but
that wss the no;ei for which they
were running" but they struck
the first Of 3 row Of young mapl.
irees in front and tore up two o,
them Sy the roots The tougue
broke ioss- from the vehicle Al this
point and left il standing there.
{ The hor-es continued their west
ward course, becoming more and
more frightened at the tongue drag,
ging along between them Until they
crue-ei Winter street. Here twC
men who were going tn work saw
them coming. One Of the men ran
behind an electric light pole and
the other bebind 8 little OAK tree
between 5. F.. Howard's and Ed.
Hutehins.' The hOf---S saw tise
latter and made. straight toward
him. DOUBTLESS hoping be would C Itch
and relieve them of their difficulty
But the mai nsGook their meaning 2
and when ne saw them in Dee
line for his sentrerchment he shin ned
up that tree with the agility OF b
cat with q yellow dog a. it, heels.
Sure enough, the animals straddled
that trse and with their uncontroiE
able force wound themselves around
It, 50 that they were easily caught.
When they were finally secured the
man slid down the tree and prI-
ceeded to his work. Everything
was fixed up and the 'ous took in
the just train just the same.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

YorE WATCH A COMPASS
Nearly everybody carries q watch
nOw-a-dsys, but probably very few
are aware that their watch Can b+
made to take the place ofa eemDass.
some genius made this fact known
and states that II the hour hand OF
the watch be pointed toward the
sun, q line drawn midway betweep
tue said hour hand aud XII will
point due south. The great African
traveller, Stanley on icing asked If b.
knew this, said that he had never
heard Of il, 30 people who have
never in their lives had occasion tO
use q compass may well be excused
for igDorsnee Of the subject-Ex.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

RAILEoAD BUILDISG.-The Til
lamook Headlight has the following
remarks al thescloee Of an article,
and they contain g grain Of suggeS
ton TO our public spirited citizen-
that should lot be lost: If salenl
steals a march on Albany by getting
a road via Tillamook first, SIZE viii
have done q great deal towards es'
tsblishiDg her prestige as the COIL
mefcial center Of the Willamette
valley" Salem already enjoys the
prestige Of being the couimerciai
center of the Willamette valley, bui
TO maintain that supremacy and in-
crease it to . superlstive degree, the
railroad in question i- almost neces-
sity in the near future. By the way,
what has become Of the Salem q
Astoria raiiroai company, aud why
do we not heal something from the
organization?
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
Hshes. o., IA Leavsnias Po~u Govt Report Ae5 s sss
RE!A|:'!!! e! RBssi9g Bsxasgg
ABSOLUTELY PURE

SscnSp CsoP BEsSrES-The Scio
Press hss the following, which re-
lSts-s = cosr mon c,cc2rrrUcs in the~<
paris Mr.. W. g. MONTGOMERY leI
at cGr ocrica lsst Saturday sussl
pSece of ssusi,, taken frOm oue Of
our Wild ulO1ntA;n hlseEts-rry bSf~h-
e>,th@t had a rumtsr of fully nlSicr-
ed and nearly riIs s~rTSr> upon il
There - no question bGt VI bat the
Willamette valley equals, if it does
not surISs~, any oiher fruit sScsion
in the [ niGei States. and the FORKS
Of the >aniism sre equal to The best
portion of Poulops's rsalni if fprnrer-
IL developed
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

A PLxasANT EvESTSG. - Tue
nenh<rs Of the Cspit.l hodge, l. U.
G. T.. trea,ei themselves and the
hcsb>r~ and SISTERS of the [ mon
ksce to . charming supper SAtur-
day evening. pr~,eicd 10y . delish''
fol literary and Uaslc>l program
TIE usual lcige haSoess wss nrS
trxrncsed SIX candidates oeinS in
i,ia.ed and ,he following onesrs
ese-f~d sor The eosutus quarter:
John knight, C. T.; NrS J. Z God
fVy, V. &c. D. Niaion- Sec; MIS-
Ida Bum. Fin. Sc; c. W. Scroer,
Treas; J. O'DoDAld, Chap; frro
SsAiser. Mar; Ma n J. Miller,
Guard: Mhe Li,cll6eld. sen;
Ma J. O'Donald. Supi. Juv. Ten
ne Tbess vii tx Installed next
SATURDAY evening. After The rSgu'
h bUsipee the program Vas al
poupcsi- A chorus, Merry Mount
spesrs7 wxs b~zuiifgLly reDoeseo
sy the Glee cluo; Judge O'ISDA4l
-esd s hano-ogs selection II
pleasing u1Anoer, Miss ElDs hnlsa'
and Niss TxyiUr sag duet u'c-
cha-minSiy. Ths< are yoIns
sirh. eai they pus~e.s . DAiurs
vosce and sn,su upisshneni wbiet
are sdnirstAe- ADotber chorus
silver Bells OF Memory" va
given in grand ssye by the Gle
e.ub. afte-vsri. . 9asrt-Sis, 'CoD'
Where the Lilies Bloom, . duet b,
Me<n EpIey and GInE- aid
chorus Let the His And Vale
Re>pund.~ IEie-uingh-d viii
/ rhess were . recitation and eDcor
uy b c. Eples. reading by G-org
E Hatch and r-eiLsIi0c py Waite
Lemon. al fauitIess acd most ensSe
rns. Tben followed supper. incias
.ug the exquisite d4iniies whicl
I suggest themselves TO the ladies' an
which were highly en,oysd cy IL
uArlicip.nis II ~ss indeed plea:
antevraing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
Proposals for Stationery.
Once OF tbs Secretary o. Ststs,
-at~TA Er Oct "a -,

r@tfiA II = tSS~- 80
seated proposals sIl ne received AZ this
o.ncs until noon Houdsy ,iJsc. : l.1. To fur-
nisn the following articles ios the state OF
oregon.
white laid, Carey. Charter o~s or seoIen
linen.
20 reams letter paper. lziD. So.7 ruling,
white laid, Carev Charter O-s Or -ez,len
linen.
10 rsams first class Congress note, 10
PACKAGE. No. ruling. wh.ts laid
. No "a white -nSsiop-S, 1Ab, No
lIM No 10 white snveiop>s. SID, No rag
Xxx
II gross railroad ste-l pen., No ~.
Dgro-s Giliolts steel pens, No fli-
grDse elliott = sIeel peus. No ~.
grOz. EastsrDFU,k u p-ns.
gcl,-s FaDers peD holders, No l.7s.
10 dozen reck, stow & wiicoz inEsLands
No 5k-
dozen Peck, STOW & W'ii,soI inkstands
No s4.
mIsn Peck, STOW 4 viIeo,'s inks,snds.
40 ies.
I2 I,oz ivory soiders, g.ineh standard.
tdozsn ivory foldeYs, lvincn congress.
Dcz mucilags cups, NO ., Siorsans pat
10 dozen nncil4ss stands, reservoir NO s,
Aorsans patent
IA sb, asAorted c'1lOrs.
2Er-- No 2 Eagle hecordrr lead pencils.
style SO.
dozen sanford's premium fuld, quarts
dozen Stanords writing mud. Quarts,
Is dozen gummed STUB ne, No -, uNi5
inches, 30 p@ges-
- dozen duplex cap board letter clip.
Is dozen fsber's rubber rulers. J i-iu. .li.
Is dozen steel eraser, Rogers No i, ~
hone.
dozen steel erassrs. Roger No Ia. ls
ebony.
boxes Psber's no sc. rubber bands. as
sorfed sizes
gross Fsber's lead pencils. Nc :. b@xa-
Ia sross Fabers lead pencils, No ?, round.
rs dozon Fsber's patent ink and pencil
rubber erxsefs, mammoth.
AoO heGiils patent paper fastener. No =,
Nat head.
400 scGill's patent paper fastener, No 4.
nat head.
is dozen table pads 10 hold pspers. lsxa
inches, strong leather ups.
u dOzeu waste paper bnsksf-, cTorsoar.
Nod.
20 ~ hemp twine. No l.
At the same time, separate bids VIII be
rcceived f0r 10 dozen fRe penkpises, 10 be
ds.criss1 BY trade NUMBER 'ampi~- 'oos
bios snould pe m.rKed 'Proposals for
stationery" None but the best quality OF
goods win rs accepted. The right TO reject
any or ali bids 10 reserved All the aUose
artlc.es 10 be delivered ut salem on or be-
iors JsDpsry 10. 1871. Gko. W. ncbltiDE.
Secretary of state
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

THE MEAsLEs DID IT.-It was
expected that State Treasurer Nets
chan and family would be before
nov domiciled In the handsome
home he has leased on Gaiety hill,
this city. and il appears by the
Grant County News that he had ex-
..ected 30 too. bul that be bas been
prevented from moving by three
n,eIuiers of iiis family having d
protracted tussle with the n,easies,
which they have at last eo,que. ed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
THE ODELL
YPE Writ Err.

eN 81 Szy the CHxlI rNrs wSrrsS
NtlA - cszSrsaees-s> Asr SIS 80 ~ >->sf
CA~st E-.s.Ll- wars q ed - - e-Ster WA
~aE sEs u-tsT-a ist nlz>eS.
% css-ast. - = ~ EVN Wllh ifTEtEit-
~ -. ~ kS>s * 1sF1 ESrro~. was
kssssgr arihFscs s,g~s et -sgu.tr---l tesS1 Azy
* tasr rlas-essss. Has - l1S rtsess1 -
tsss ~ ssf rz--xtu-- Il = Hsist, >-re~zNHs-
flx4 g sCSts ! .. -. ver-sNf Nz1 ESsG -
a.. sn.-> u- tyge ~rftErc- Lac rcr1t sa<
MS ls uaysasncx> >tzs-rN clss1- Agc-es
ssu4r E~--se- 4~aa cr iEn cnzos> cAl ~
s,aace 80 gzst zrlt1zg AEy lated trszl Ps->
- a. Z ns,vElst = g cE~-xatf- IL 4Nso GNS>
- eT-er %iatA ~ Az uyae-sts- = - rSn
-,.r.sl .ls Nc-S ~ tee LsNSLx ClS>x
tl1.sLt-
tifash,bz AGENTS sr1 ~aae~-ne7 ~&zte1
S-ys-aal iutncs.llat NJ T., 1-u.ssr>~
- ya.c.lE,1laet gtNtr- tuoer>c --ssrrs. Sc-
50 +-e-~. CTEIL. II re, NJ HrIt-k ttt-
- auG : 5 ASs. Cllcasg-s. / 70
-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
Excitement

runs high in this city over System
Builder, ar everyOsdy is using IL lof
catarrb Of the Stomach, Consuup
tioD-Dyspepsia, impure bIOd aud
Io build up the 5ystein-it certainly
must De AN excellent preparation,
when every body speaks ~ we'll oi
IL. d&wyr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

Itching Piles are known by moisiur,
ike I,ei spifatlDn, causing intense iicbins
when warm. TINS form a. S.ll IA Blind
bieeding aud prUiruding. Yield at once u
Dr. Bo-ankOs Pile k<medy. viii cb ac,s
directly on the parts afferted. absorbs Ia.
mon, aiiays itching ard effects q perInaB
ent cure. 80 cent? Druggl 4 pr mail;
r-tise Tree. DIR. b's-anko, Philadelphia "a
osld ~ smith 4 steiler.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
LICENSE

In making examination Oi the
public records We find many ouis
sions Of duty on the part Of drutists
and practicing physicians relative
TO sn act passed by the Legislature Vi
lss7, creating e board Of dental ex-
amiDers, Whose duty il IL 10 examine
ali persous who wish TO practice IL
any Of tine counties Of the state, and
issue certificates Of practice which
must be recorded in the county
where such person desire 10 prae.
Iice. And whereas The law re-
quiriug that any p-Ison engaging Ia
the Practice % medicine within The
boundary Of this state to first pro
cure liceu-e, which shall be ~
cDrded in q book kept for that pur-
pose aud tJ<-cOlne part Oi the pull
lie records. is icing openly and
reckiessly disregarded, We here
by proclaim that such violations OF
law or omissions are Leneath the
dignity Of the age and We earnestly
recommend that tlie mandates ni
the Law be more cIOs@ly observed.
We have returned to the Hon
Court axie-n true biiIr and eight not
true bills and have examined into
several cases that have been brought
tefore u. that We did not deem Of
sufficient Importance for further
action.
sigued: G. NJ. Parnenter, fore
man; o. A. Waller, A. n. sconce.
l.. HnL-ou, W. :. Walters, j. A
Hunt, Oliver A ral.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

g -a = 9 eecas~ -,
-. cuoSa.ssy euseng "
01eeoey O. sr9esE.1l ~
-: : r7ocfp n q - csck -
r-ax <,2s5a . fE f-ra NaEes -
enry q ~--A have &c sAr a. 0Es1
U--1 er-hEc-s Az a4h-Oo1s reAs -
Ro1L Il a. caAes o. rFc
@-x 81 nenaaeS1. es1ge1Dca
E.-,-- q c.x<x:,1s 80 - 49,
1ASr--- d. Pevrs Fsror-9 -.
- rrser De6-re soax- u IT, ~
-~1S-.-s * vczs. sose ~ e-1eY
Cooer . posftave geAransse 49,
ra-uenx--SA rsst vi Sw
CO. n e~e-y eS4s- c- Eorey 49,
vH-pG-
crn<s. 80 - v0E-s uA kA 49,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
Mining Application No. 3.


OEsScN JLIY. Oregon, Aug. l5. lst.l
NOTICE = hereby given that tn.. {, d p fal
y Consolidated D1id and silver O.
u cstIs l-Al ). :. r. Chadwick. president.
r lil-~s fs5~ini,icS address l. -.-i.u4. oregon
E4- -ri> uay nied bis ypPHs7--ins lps a
s.4tsIt fHr $50 lIaezsT is--L ot The - lssiss
.Iugs.s' dated Gold and ~l.veE no ut or ytiI
.J-5sl.nZ grid Sna - 80. vE-n ~s-f-.rs
-Isttul t.t ieei II = Il-' p. -istia-. 1 -u H-I
--Il- ii-lU ~ district. r,ruu-N uf AsTFpL 49,
>-.--s gt.-.-ir, and G--i-r.g-s1 - Lti-
lis4 ust+e> and official psals ui tile 10 tni
Ii 49, .si No III I'D lut No. 4lr n-
III -f-s-- b - iissu-s. "a vlE Ei-.gliir n
Il b T,--< ia p4ars. WItu u4.a nt ol STONE
El-- -tLriLE tTee GGTu-- M J. tb.lcr
= t-- - ga .-st u >raIi- II u4l.uE u.
-5oa. ,lt. bear. z -r-- t-srs"E No :, i,snrt
y. - w ;ttt feet -c - IL ia f.ss und o.
1essi iu -'cs b. V.act wl-L nd az stone
-ssrl1'.r NJ. B. t!sf.Issr- - e.. a4iH l-'- e.
piaCe az t~gIELll-- s'sgI.-tTr yEvla, iat
~ 10 = r t7lEg3.s1arg ! = arts Tn.
ts=-sl-Iun II tn- ls.u- = r. corded IN IL
rsyv.. aes uff-f-s .iaT4stn county Oregon
Any and g.! uf->ail> Calming adversely
tIir TaIr- un o. sri1 Lu Pi.1i Cons !I1At.-C
i1saad = r-r lftDr or surface gruNuG
srg Hsvs Erc 20 lie JAe-T AG verss. ci1ims
80 D. --- reg f-. and rrt-e-ver ~ the L
.suf pr'i. ~ gT' ..un 'lty. IN The state OF
reg -. O. u~sI.E ta- sixty aays' pe-iad q.
ug1ijt .5r.t.nn ,It.-.s d. srr tA-y WIH ~ barred
~ write ~ the prov ->iou- uf ne statute
!. 7. AFFtk-ON,
NlHOf he-I--eF-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

L. builder Wei prepared TO Do al
Kinds q building and GUARANTEES ssttsfcS-
-ior +1l-1m
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
Health is Wealth !

ft&. p e. f~T'- Nerve and Srain
T -ss-f Tus-nt { ECS-. ut-.zd .p-c.tc ff Eys
-e-1a i,gE hess taiu g.t>ist.is. Fits Ne-N uSl>
\elzrs lci.g, Heads che. Ne-NDg< f--yr~trNtipn
caused Uy taC G-e uf aic.ihpi or tnbact1,.
2Sefllln.->- M.n-sl Depression. ~~rtten-
s1E nI be u--s.n resulting IN insanity and
ssssc ~ o. misery erzsy and de5sih. pT-
1iE re ,s- c Ez,e. sEtrr-Dues>- los ui pOwrl
en- e -.a1 uT uv---- --r lglu "a. Jn- brain. tAch
ssx rv.il n OH month , tres unsut. s. u
q Tux u- - b ~, Z : - a. >eut by mail
u-erssi on -scS ~ % pric".
We &C CARANTEE SIX BONES
r c--y any casa- With each order -
cs &c uy IL tr- X bsIN-~. accom- psui-Si
wglu S-pt w- wili md the purchaser oar
wrr-1-u ..li.yitu1s- tp refund the Nancy ii
u. treatment d.-s not effect a cure. Guar
lursH~ - u-C only 10y treu. +. Good. Drug
g. -.sI-- E'---Tf. q" tprl ~ -silem, tir.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
CECTII ColRI.

They found the poor iSrn iAirAS
~ell kep; but the bOGSe Deeds re-
palrs- Tbsy reenmnlerd 6 nev
kitchen f.-or SUi Dew Olt.isSe sssir>
hscs and fr,nnt; the fixiug NJ II ibs
paA-eripg; the painting ~ the inside
wspi vorS. also the >crApiBg Of the
mss If the resof.
They found the blind school in
good cCuditiou. and the riStrnn
thorough IN her wo-s- There srs
NV Eve pupils in the ins-iII ION.
or the Insane asylum they say:
The keeping % the Insane s>ylani
-eache> high standard Of els-D,l
urss and o-1-f. Or. LsDe seems tn
to he the right man III ihe right
olace- Ever Jhigg gives ths idea O,
taste and skill Iuthe Dcrt1rs own
l1ogUsce: II il = not well ran i
: t-eczlse have DO; sense enough. -
The FORGING is SYNOPSIS, the baal-
.uee Is vsrUAliu.
/ The peniienii.ry Is il s. fairly good
con iition. We would r-cOmInend a
/ little closer system Of cleanlin~ss Oh
served thr-0gh The cells. some OF
the cells are He.l kept. while Others
nzr-i some cleansing, ssCh as iu-
ms,es should te cunlp@lle-i 10 give
Il Is Of the high->t importance
where 50 nnaEy srt kept strict sani-
tary lsx ~ Observed. We rec1rn-
mend that e-,l- be thorough y
~asbei sud y diIegasbei throQl b
olI. o, her1l-S- the institution ap
p-ar- 10 t,e ult-i-l of n-atD.s- anC
nri-r. oup.. Downing la. mad,
many needed Improvements
Amorc other Things l. pew waite
tank that j. certainly great con
veui-ncr aId -@4f-guard to The build
ing.
We have examined the sIste cap
ioI huildinc, the county building
aud jail, also the ciIy jail and W
ind them sli neat aud orderly.
CONDITION OF PUBLIC RECORDS
information having bern laid be
fore u 10 the effect that the pro
visions OF the law requiring the Gus
tOdians of pubi.e records To turuisi
transcripts of officers and court lee
to private iudividuai. when 50 re
qu sted have b-eu violated. We hsv'
Investigated the matter and nD'
that such / without foundation.
TO JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE
IL examination al tie case
brought iefJre u We I nd some tiIa
should have b--rn cS,nclu led iu th
ju-tIce-' courts below. Il l. to.
-reat waste of time and money u
burden the sup-riur courts with III
formstIun- that have for f"uuda
ton uuf little more than alice.
dOuUle drunk. or petty steal. Jus
ticeS Of the peace could greatly ID
crease the scbol. fund and stop
wide waste Of tax money by doin.
more fining and les binding over Il
await the action Of the grand jury
yoCSG CRIMINALS.
In ezamiuai iOus o. some Of tn
cases ttat have come before u
wherein youth nj Ur PERSONS Of TED
der are have b-en beid for crime
We feel tue need Of some more en
Iightened and useful mode Of pun
ishmsnt than the peuitentiary, and
We lo1k forward with pride and 1
high degree Of relief 10 the early
completion Of 3 rsfDrmaiory scnOol
where We trust q iong-f-!r WaUt
will be supplied.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
BTHNE~S CARDS

n CLOCGE Cnde--Aker. EnbAlne-
a. Ant Cabinet x&ks-. lT susie ST.
S&h~-z-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

YOHs GRAY.-Cnn--zc-or and builder.
- Fine inside crsrinS q sper.Afry 81
fsJTSTne-clzl s-r-er. salem Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

IUHS ESIGHT, Blacksmith. Horse
y snn@inS snc repairing . specially. snor
s. he foot of Liberty street salem, Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

e A. R-seczvick Post. 10. 10. Depart
W. mert Of DregUn. meets every Aoncay
Tsning al the hal OTsf the Oregon Land
e,mpany's oiace. Waiting comrades an
cordially invited 10 attend
u. c. sREkzAA, pCs-t Cssnu made
a. A. RAsDLE. Aciu-AlL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
SOCIETY NOTICES.

o. L. w.-Fro,ec-tsu Lodge No. 2, A
a o. L. W -z.lErn, Oregon ASels oech
ecnestay evening a. IL nall IN STATE In
s1raner olOcE-. czJrner Commercial Gnc
Cnsmekstz S-reete visiting anc sp.ourr-
ing bgst nYer Invited T. z. oorTHvIcK,
LEA EEB. Recorder. ID W
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

EInn. OF vehicles. RepzzirinE spec.nL-
-. Only the b+s- wore turn-doui, shops
.@Ls.e s.-ee-. next Sno- 10 seriD@- d Fonte,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

L. - rh su'- ofi-p Rs,-ara 80 Z
- Iss- .crss, tFf. arl .sO.tl . - 4.
ssrss6n the Lsss and BIDS; Sose y
Ile-, .'ose, &c, CoppeF-c ior q Lss..ne-.
syp.s4-...e' .; b, iisssef se@in. anc a.
primary lc~1s ~ the d.seAse kn4an ~
syphlls. bri'e. 5 90 pr Bo',ir.
L. ehan's & Id IA EaIsasa No Z
Cures-le--. ~. Ic-cu-a yphi ..se El.sts.
nsasisn, Pan In the B0ass. FAM in tl.e
Head, tcek a the Neck, liberated soss
Throat, sypn-.Hc fash, LBn.s ald cen.
tr1e.ed Cor >, Stiffness of the L.nb., and
ersdis-iss al q sea1e fFon the sys,eia.
vneshcr eaGlet ~ Ind ~ tin or aba,
u Mercury. leesig2 he b. I'D pure aad
Aeahhy. P-jse s5 90 per oitie.
L. tstehsG'- G~iaea - aafs.. a a 4
dots fr to cure q Colo-rana. ci,e'
irT.ia'f "a -Te'. and al TEinA-y o. Cef-
al e,sssfAnse"''o's- PIKE - 50 P~s
L. Rtehzu' Ceiie sp.nish In-
1~rfi "a. frsvese cas- o, @ "a ,srf -
I'rsrlHs n at Stsissurs &c. rris.
81 ,prr " sfsir.
Is rae s's Ca;den q Et.nen
fSyf Sc - b. e'fi.s..,cs
AL csi.ad on. Esr.ieeI' rI:a
fe : .c:ss - Z CD.Ge II III
all - irnc - n -
P-srsfs rr-G-x.
t. .ie II .~ss 80.
~. 49, 80 ri. ssH-gry ;.-CE-r
F<-sxl1s
Th- lsis,us~fIs drug e.,tnIEt-v ss..f Ia
md 5li s.ark.i street, ran Francisco q.
3rrul3r fnaiisd fres.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

~ 20. EDETEEA-oer and Hsir-cre<<
VI. ing pA-io-z- f.nest bSths II the city.
aA -oa-msrcis.l STREET, -a4eM-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
Or, Pierce's Pellets

rsr-a.e srS rs4s< sAf Ev@. - ~ -
S-N Tx x,- pgrey ~
->e-sy nN-EssA Oos Q DoA -
b ETSSEA = cs1 w.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

We have books choice bargains in fine Garden
and each Our garden and fruit
deep black SOIL and good drainage lying of the City in
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27
yKeFES3cxAI CAKnA

CT El-EAErSl ~. A-s0-er ., 81, q
80 s-sfr r ----- -,a--s o. c<v
Brxa oscck eorre< CeEzz@-c-A AZ C1sc-.
s.-~>>x SA2s,1- Cs-=<cc-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

w .. PTGH- A-re5ec1- PL&as. Spec
w S-z-bOcs ane s-o<-rTsrdeucs Tor
A. c-3s-s c. D1IiclBE.- O-o-& - Corn-
Rs-cA s. % --4---.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

~ d ACSALLI- Arcns;es-- Ssw Bcss
u. Brennan raock ptzns and sr>c1ncS-
sloos o. a. c2A.-<-S nr u band zng. on soo--
H0-5-<- S---r.er1eec< d . 0rx p-Urp ply
lc.o<~< a>e- 81
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

81 Or>r 0@c~ s-- o1s- ~ tcs i<-.
a. sese % sx-~ = .ct --<r q Lac 4
Szss nArx-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

~ 2 kyfGET. EcSe--ts Pn~slc.~-- octre
~. = C1zs sSr>sz- .aSsrz O-esoa- PEr
DocAry cise2-es 9 sp~GA4rg.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

T-LXOS FORD, .-so-Dey 81 Law. salem.
Il O-sgoc- OHes zr <-&.& = ex-nc .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-27

DRg EENE- r~n-Sss oH-e over
~ -ce y eI-e Corner CoG-- so1 Corn-
rze-~lzl s---e-z-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-11-25
Church Items.

Rev. Dr.. A. c. Hopkins will preach.
at KabletoH- on Sunday next, at 8
p. NJ.
A very interesting protracted meet
ing, is in progress in the Baptist
church.
Rev. S. G. Ferguson preached in
the Nj. E. Church South here last
Tuesday night.
Services will be held Thanksgiving
Day in the Presbyterian, Methodist
and Episcopal churches.
Two candidates for membership
were admitted into the NJ. E. Church
South last Sunday morning.
Rev. Joseph Russell, of Assump-
tion,. Nebraska, formerly of Harper's
Ferry, and cousin of Mr.. Emanuel
Schaeffer, filled the pulpit of st.
johns Episcopal Church on Sunday
last at Harper's Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-11-25

The ladies of DufieId's and vicin-
ity, in order to help pay off the debt
upon the new Episcopal Chapel, have
determined to hold an Oyster and
Meat Supper in the Uvilla Hall, on
the evening Of Thanksgiving day
Supper from to P. NJ. They will
spare no efforts for the comfort OF
their visitors on that occasion, and
they ask generous support from the
public.