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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21
CURIOUS COMPOSITIONS.
Ludicious Extracts from Papers on Englis
History.

History.
The following items are from papers
on English history, and should be
weighed, considered, chewed and di-
gested:
'Alfred the Great was the first to in
troduce time, which he did by means of
candles
Roger Bacon, by means of his custom
OF writing books, became very poor"
''The Pope wished him Roger Bacon
to write, but paper and pencils were so
dear that he could not do so till some
time after, when he wrote book called
Opus Majus.'"
ivan Tromp swept the Channel with
a brougham at his masthead"
ssNewton invented the f1uxions of
light
Marlborough is first heard of at the
battle of Turenne."
'Cranmer was weak-minded man
went to the steak recanting."
''Eliot was one of the best eloquists in
England"
"The clergy chung to the King be-
cause they were afraid of the Loligrds.
and the King turned merchant and
made vast sans of money"
civilian I. was very strong and had
a savage countenance and never allowed
himself to be tempered with"
''The Friars were instituted by religi-
GUS fanatics who did not like monks
who only drank wine and eat.''
LOTTERY loans were loans borrowed
mr. pnr .f 81
some of the money which was borr owed
Government in repaying 1.-THE people
who put it were chosen by lot, and had
it paid back at very high interest,"
'Newton invented the laws of grayita-
ton and the motions of the planets. -
ALI the Year Round.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21
Loss of Life in Wars

according to computation, just issued
oy an eminent statistician, the cost in
human lives of the wars of the last "a
years has been 1888, 900. In the Crimean
war 100000 were killed; in the Italian
war OF 1859, $4,000; in the Danish war
lloo4)' 5000; in the American civil war
eoO,OOO; In the Austro- Prussian war. 4, !,
600; in the Franco-German war-Eranoo
1'o'ooo' Germany 10000; in the Turko-
russian war, 100000: the South African
wars, $4,000; the Afghan war, Is. 600: the
mexican and Cochin-Chinese exnedi-
elons' $4,000, and the Bulgarian-Seryian
inssrreotion, $4,000. The list does not in.
cluae those who died OF sickness. ST.
Louis Republic. ="
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21


-Musician-''l am getting up bene-
tit concert, and have been travelling
around selling tickets all the morning.
l have done all the work myself, per-
suaded people to take part without pay,
hired the hall, sold tickets, now want
you to print the programmes" Printer
Yes, sir. What shall we call the
AFFAIR."" Musician-ssHow would it do
to say: "A spontaneous testimonial
rendered to Mr.. Strummer by his many
friends? ''-Exchange
"A Paris correspondent writes that
"a fashionable bride now makes selec-
ton among the presents she receives,
keeping the desirable things for herself
and the others to be given to future
brides Of her acquaintance"
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21

During the long hot days of haying
and harvesting those who work out in
the fields feel the need CT some drink
more refreshing than water. All al
cohollc stimulants are hurtful, not only
to the system but provoke an unhealthy
thirst Let these entirely alone and
Try the following, which is recommend
ed on good authority as refreshing and
iu'lgoratlng; One and quarter
ounces OF tartaric acid, one pound of
nne sugar and few drops of essence
OF lemon. A heaped tablespoonful in
s'll OF water is about right,
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21
The ...odesty of Boyhood.

Little six -year-old Jenny, being per-
mitted te. see his newborn baby
brother-tifth boy in the family-re-
marked:
Mamma, I'm SO glad it is boy"
''Why Jenny, are you glad it is a
boyPn
Because, mamma, by and by we
will have enough for base ball team
sHow many does it take?" asked the
fond parent, and Jenny innocently re-
piled:
''Only nine, mamma.
This is correct report of the con-
versation occurring between Mamma
and the little son in village near
Philadelphia recently. - Philadelphia
Press.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21
Beauty of Spanish Women.

1t l were asked to state in one sem
tence wherein lies the chief advantage
OF Spanish women over those of other
countries, and to what they chiefly owe
their fame for beauty, should say that
If Spanish girl has round cheeks, and
has medium-sized, delicately-cut nose
and mouth, she is almost certain to be a
complete beauty: whereas, if an Ameri-
can or English girl has good nose,
mouth and cheeks, the chances are still
against her having beautiful COM
plexion, and fine eyes, hair and teeth.
which Spanish girls are always endowed
with as matter of course. But over
and above every thing else, it is the
unique grace and the exquisite fem
lnlnlty, unalloyed by any trace of mas
cullne assumption or caricature,- that
constitute the eternal charm of Spanish
women Scribner's Magazine.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21
EATING ON THE LINE.
France and Germany on Opposite Sides of
the Table.

the Table.
An amusing story reaches us from
| Metz of an adventure which has lust be-
fallen French family living in the
neighborhOod of the frontier. These
people have some relatives residing in
German-Lorraine who invited them to
luncheon day or two ago. Noon was
the hour fixed, but the hosts, after wait
ing for some time in vain, betook them
selves to the frontier to meet their
French kinsfolk. They found the family
in carriage on the French side of the
boundary line trying to persuade the
guard to let them pass, but as thew had
come unprovlded with passports, the
official barred the way obstinately. The
French people whose appetites had been
sharpened by long drive, were in no
humOr to return home with their hun
ger unappeased, so they suggested to
their German relatives that they should
hurry back and fetch the viands which
they had provided for them. Their
perplexed hosts eagerly caught at the
idea, and soon reappeared with a goodlv
stock of dishes and bottles, the contents
OF which they proceeded to discuss in
company. The French sat down on their
side OF the boundary and the Germans
on theirs, and mirth and jolity crowned
the alfresco repast. Meanwhile, the
official, completely checkmated, fitted
aboutin any thing but an enviable frame
of mind. He could not appeal to any law
or regulation to put stop to this out,
door meal, and as the French and Ger
mans were each ''chez eux," he had no
alternative but to put the best face on
the matter and to keep a sharp lookout
IN the hope of catching somebody trip
ping. He was not, however, allowed
any opportunity for finding fault, and
when the friends had finished their re-
past they separated, both parties re-
turning to their respective homes in the
best of humors, and highly delighted at
having won victory over the stern
sentry. London Telegraph.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21

Strong carbolic acid is sure death to
Dedbugs. 1t is also one of the very hest
dlsinfectants. A bottle should be kept
on hand-out of the reach of children
and few drops occasionally put down
the sink drain and in slopjars.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21
Her Mind on Heavenly r.;

She-Charlie, you know you promised
me something handsome on my birth
He-Yes, l know.
She-Well, saw diamond broastn;n
yesterday in shop window that was
perfectly heavenly.
He-Perfectly heavenly, was it? Saw.
fanny, don't you have any earthly
wishes? Do you think of nothing bnt
heavenly things?-Texas Siftinps'
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21

AT Berlin a monster trial is going on.
IN which ECO inhabitants of Hela, pen
lnsula that juts out into the Baltic near
Dantzig, are charged with robbing an
American schooner stranded on the coast.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-03-21

so, said lady recently to mer-
cnant' your pretty daughter has mar
RED rich husband?" SWELL" SLOWLY
repiled the father, Il believe she has
married rich man, but understand he
Is . very poor husband ' ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

BETTER PlAvs-Ir -~,,c-i-s .
o. The g-Dsth 9; >a5sz- S-l,+ A.
e1ss.1 = CIkiEg 10 give os-- ssiy !
eeErsr e&&-e q psy. Nj = 4
F-s-5EA-zi--. zx-icec q .he Ns--
eaz Grzoi oSecA ka,>- 6: PSF
hod- writes - tet JoCzSAL s -
hoEx Ny -ssi oss--s il a,..yioE
Can Ncc-S Il yoc. city 81 -
&c tie express rGrrsa-e cf 1zakis< =
tesc q yo1- .csn - see ~t.i ,eAEy
CA te C7sSsAssi -i,h E<S
cskss scAr CO c,9u eE14iS5c- e1Fs--c
- rGs S.sel Aleaoy xo5 E1ee1e
IN With CO.. c.rc@i, - liza. eve-;z-
Ally ue VII pay 3; ieEsc oos aga;
= e-Aet vt<k oos q csz- st1rxc-sy1.
,aAi A-- psLyi1E n; toe Nx-92&1a
Gr2cd opeH .cs2ss il Pn-ISirt AID
in Al & NJ. ExyE.a'. Sac F1--
e@s,o ;o<a;-s.- oe<zi DIT tel 70.
Tie vslae q tss eaa-D<oi r.-uv-
i-s ss-cs&- fo- i : os n-.Gai IL
,e-ss 70 81 c1.c<uei !, oruz 3
e<< c< psopse to yo1r ,oEn tat
have Dsves teen there tef1-e, AID
rCAoly kAvs L1ao.c - uoch
Eouey With yo1. F.sople - VII ts
tAkeo aviy t-u0 Ibe-e-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
E9Iu ARRIVALS

Il f1i51-iB- arrivals are r~ri.-
i---1 - ;1- a.; iu--iy-fO1r hC,lrs,
THE WILLAMETTE
l Esph-=,, I II Stsiveoe-. : u
Cp7g--, = ? NJ et-N1hy, ( q B-ar.
De-, >s1 FrADcl~,,.
CtSs Il NeLSgcllin. Iairla<.
Pa
E1c@o= B Smith. W \ Res~e.
Fred Meske-. :. c Morelzrt. \ J
DoE-.1E. Harry Young. Po-r.od.
WlE Re.-, Agr1-A
\ : LzRn.rgD-. Pu,ievil,e-
Z L--. The Dalle-.
g. " LAnce- Po-Ilauc.
D / Murray, Chicago.
OooE HOTEL
W1n - John. .AErs-a-
CIV Hunt, " Wstson. Harry
RcDk. Turner.
! Z Hook, Grants Pas.
VT Grimm. HauLz-i.
G " NSiero1ry. Ws-itsarn.
Miss :. Ia johnson, Po-tIAod.
2 Stz-yaek, : JM.-,. : p Cater
in, Salem
Jas MeKsil. : T.
: II Humphrey, H.l.s5sro.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
PERSONAL A>p LE4L-

Or. I 7. Nzsga L. g03e 10 EG
gene o. -o0-t vl--i-
John knight, the noted black
smith, went 70 Portland this after.
EJyn.
". H HcOs,zr started thi. after.
nJon for Visit among Old fri=nd-
a. p. Wayne, Indiana
WIN. Z. Aor-- vac sulong tbo-e
WHO tOoE tn atL=rapJ1 .r4in for the
POrILsgi atJrActiCIs
Tho-- Holman, proprietor Of tie
-~s=tn electric ignI :! SEN, is doing
b1- Be-- 10 Portland this afternoon.
Mr.. DAVID Craig. a pro,niu srt
stock rais@r aud farmer Of the Waldo
hills, vs, 3 plezsa Ut caller 81 tie
JOUESAL b=sdqaArtsrs to-day.
Mr.. G-crge Savage. q brother Of
-Litt.e" John Savage Of the sAIem
Truck q Drsy Co, arrived with hl-
family yesterday from Michigan,
End uil make his future bOue IN
or srOEpd Salem.
H g. Guild, who recently sid
ont the Silveron Appeal after =
d-cade u faithful work, is in the
rliy. He prooo-ss TO play the Oloat-
I'd UondbOIder aud take 1t Easy for
3 feE months.
The regular meeting Of the Pa
elf. Coast Womaus Press Associs-
lOa will Oe held ou the last sou-
day Of every month, at 3 o'clock p.
II 81 lils Taylor street san Fran
cisco. Applications for mernbersiiiE
should Dc forwarded 20 Ars. ParE-
hurst al the above address.
Harp Doe ,hwo " ith his family ,Ief,
this city aDssut two months ago, is i
nOs located ~ Salem, Or. He s.nd.
us copy Of the 5z.eu JoUKSAL,
Dli ehi- D-Ssy evening INpf, III
which we find his basine-s card I
Capital MARKET, Doe Il Wheeler,
proprietor" His many frieDds
here Will be glad 10 know that he is
pr=pering IT, his Dew bOne.-Dsily
Mail, Eureka, Cal. +
Don't be i-ft cut in the cold when
Cara Morris comes here with her
great conp4ny. Go ~ once and &C.
cure seals 10 avoid the rush and q
crush, as there surely ~ill bs. The
prices Tor reserved sesis have beep
placed 81 the saDe rate ss this
famous artist plays for In New York.
Chicago, Portland and San Prxn-
cisco.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
4 SASrS AkrlclS.
>sssa People Mas esrst a the
eats'te Market fsc tf~is pAirr
FrRrssS

Ekecs s<eEEs TO IL Crsai ~czrcS.y
- garry r~od1css in the >ss-s
market iess 1sSs. IL - 5i.SSsii -
kG3 S,si x-rt-se - o3,ssr. sUe
ihcas dealers - 10 ~ilt cri hxots
&Cy oSA<r S,cc csn1Cs saPg1y ,S<Sr
eGscnCS<rs> oc< frr-l os ,h> city .
rsSsi1r ARA usSG9sr;> ;o go eres,Il-
sry eszi,sr frocz The EEss- \ 6-~lsr
IN >dseTn Sbo iraprrs t3sss- h&s
= 1e'h 10 cN2Tso1 -iih- In the ti-ss
riEScs, csA@y cazz>Zces-~ 10 usos sco~
4 c1s5 s-s5eis O. bss;ier vte1 they
-<-s u. &ci ]: = g-Css2o,y nos SSyioc
t,s z.UsA ~ vs1tl-s that uxs1y 81
MT saos = vh<a ;b<y iSses l..
The--s are ses vsr>ocs> pesr SaAs1a
whc 1zsss s tGs eE&G,y o. DAIRY
s1i,s- ts-I TIA, uGube. = IN the
uinossiy. The r1aseer = uD-h
ArSr vho 80 -oS know koE 10
make E-~c CAS- &rTscse GO batter.
soi iAersso-e- usVs- uzakeiL Tht-s
are very ;<< bs-e Who Ars sorc,3
u 6SiryInE - eGsSzrss. b1t
have frv csss q tb% farm
and 10 p-sve-; aailk coS1s io waste
taro il izio tG,;sr. To save Exesr
the ecSsu : sest 81 usAuy CAY. 20
allow s1elc5eoi quantity 10 49,
clsuGlsts - make 3 osfch - pca:
sg;,e-. Bs tins time he s-st cream
b&s t-sC--I-sS - >cG- THAI IL = in1Fs1s-
siuls 10 css s.d batter o.ai - IL
They t-Izs i; 10 iown for co..i butter
aud lbore dealers Sbo only EADdis :
good Arii>je tell them ,bsy have al,
The t1us- lh-y can hHDdIe ST tie
time. 10 xvOsi oftndiDz ,b- poo-
d9csrS by telling them they cs-'t :
e-e soca t1,ter. Tte butter = fo-
ally taken 10 sozDe gru,ryuzAn Who
~i.l buy any quality d ogits. II il =
ouly cheap aDd csu t- vzii for in
'rsde, AID in this Way they ds-Nror-
Ace ibOse Who can make Csoi AZ
tee Of butler.
ADy eXr--I- ~ even ore x vbo =
Only fairy vel Ec9oAipi-i with
ozI,sr making. ~il testify ib= great
b.uik 81. the butter t-ins q ST infe-
-5a- C-zSs- TIE dealers s-r IN part
70 blame for tbs They sha'g 3
unite il se-pug -p tb- pre- o. ip-
d.; quality. zDd di~ru3zr. the
poorer grades q butter. The us&r-
ksi czuu5', L. supplied uow by The
local p-od d9cilol 4 Any kind Con
Siderable butler = Dow ccGuicE TO
S4l+nl froEE California. Ao.i il i
vel known tar. that A. the Ca.i-
fJ-DiA butte. c1n-s in rolls O.
t-lcs. of sbo-T weight ADD /. SD
uy the Eu.. and no. oy the po1Dd, -
TIE boue prsdDction- By this
Means the ho1e prsi1ce-, sbo
makes gupd b1ttsr n1s; sell his six
ten o1roe> 20 ib- pound. must eou-
r~ie with The twelve oanee butter.
TIE Willamette valley hss every
Advantage naturally, for : dairy re-
giou. TIE climate is ~ favorable
A. could t- s.k-d fo-, The fred and
water are excellent, and n. that is
oeed-i 1. The right kind q n@1 sit5e
belm 10 take bold of the business
sDd make this vallsy fapoas f.r IL
dairy p-o30ctloDs- Tbeu Instead q
having 10 iulEar1 butter and c1--,=-e
70 >al-D. and D-- ,-oE quality,
.ls- wiJ lea ci,y Hoie-i so- .s-' {: -
dsiry exIors
a g1yd Substitute 5s,T batter g..
c.,EiE. f.-rp.,~>. AID Gig tusI -x-
e=i- nsl-f. u H. f1t35r t5g1i Il
The u.STFe1, = fr-sa I-4s izi!g~
s~p. u co.d water over night AID
fried cut Tli- .. Z Beh cheaper
and = preferable - ssxse uaIier il
suy Eioa O; cooking Ebere butter Is
USED
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

GOOD PsosPEcTs-A resident o.
South salem nAiled 8 JoCRSAL re-
porter yesterday A.Ie.noon with the
remark We Are going 10 have s
street car HDt.T On inquiry il ~as
leaned thsi the Salem stree. car
company was looking Up the route
and seeing whs, Inducements would
te offered ty the citizens /. they
would extend their line into tia,
p&rI Of The city. The intention il,
il The roac is pui io,o South salem,
to build Ia the style into which the
old road viii De converted and viii
be the frst exten.ion o. The oer
lipe- The people in tha, part Of the
city are enthusiastic over the pro-
poets Of being tied TO the business
par Of the city by electricity.
Should The road be completed this
winter, property on the heights over
looking the city would doGble in
vAi1e by spring.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

The eourI today adopted tao im.
porI&nt changes IN the order O.
olsine-e-
One is that it will hereafter ulee,
al 80, e n sharp. ins;ead " l0>Sl
as heretofore.
The O.her i. the amendment 0,
rule No. :, uIAking the same read as
follows:
The causes trlsble a. Salem from
each Judicial district shsll be doeE-
eted together and the Case shall b=
placed Oh the docket in the follow
ing order unless otherwise ordered
Is.-Csss from the Fourth di.-
tritt-
2nd-Csses from the First District
Srd-Csses from the Third Dis
trict-
4th-Csses from the Fifih District.
AL c~ses triable al PepdIeton shall
be placed On the docket, aud beard
in the order directed by the court
Gases Transferred from Salem to
Pendl%tOn or vice versa shall be
placed On the dOcket and heard ~
sush time - the oUurt may direct.
The court may in its discretion di-
rect any particular cause or causes
70 he advanced on the docket aud
heard II such special time as ii may
by order tx for that purps<.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
A ShrtWt al-

Ed JOURNAL: Under the leading
Of Its Eject OF Lc,caI T-aSe. ib.
OreEouisn Las Oh its local page O.
Tuesday very Deat Interview be-
tween one OF its r=p9re-s and .
French importer Of French dre..
goods
II the design lad teen TO sdyer-
ti-e the bushes Of Mr.. II. Z. Hii.
and tErong hs. coIuters SIlh ca--
IHlers vain eao1-h - p9Ol:.b Uy
their presence there that they -doa I,
for moment consider the east Of +
dress, al they want is siyie aud il
hzs always b-7en NY aim 10 give il 10
them. "a ritter method oi doing
o. cDuld nOt have b-en adopted. But
If the object 0; the reporter vas TO
pare the AeKiniry Lsrfi upon trial
by is effects 81 hi. ssrly day it s1b-
miitsd that ih- reporter i too pre-
vious Mr.. Hut, the dealer in tbese
imported French goo-d.. ezu Dot ye;
tel what The efi-cs. viii tx , u his
line o. ba.iDes-.
Meanwhile the reading poi.lle
ought 10 CONSIDER that this greatest
Of all measures Yet adopted in the
line u p,pt-cti0n 70, and f.! iiis en-
cOursgeDent -. American indus
trier has not be-p adva.cat.-d and
adopted with reference 20 iis effect
Dpoa tbc-e who import sDd s~ll la
our markets the products Of Frepch
lsbOr aud capital. The primary ob
jeci Of the la~ 10 To ioduos tue ap-
piication Of AIDen:An czp;tal aud
Iat,or TO this class Of produetion- in
our own co2Giry.
The immediate effect may and |
probably will t,e 70 False the price Of
these gJDds, but the advocates Of
protection ss policy believe that In |
this. ss in all other brsDcEes Of
home industry, the protection given
ALL induce investments In manu-
facture and home competition will
reduce prices. NJ hss Lsen the case
In the great iron and steel industries
TO as Iow . price - the same class Of
productions iD Europe.
II would be more fair and just
say Of trial Of the Mckinley bill to
put OF The day Of lie trial I'LL the
IAbor and home enterprise it 10 de-
signed 10 enooorAge have had time
70 make tbemselves felt. LABos. /
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

EAPFY ESOISG.-Ths-e : ss-%--
s. er1sra.u-A,Soo A0oos ibe nuD=--
COS friends % The evsrn 1euhsr
ot The hniiy over Tie tac. tt.s, the
damage scI. q o. G. Se-xge AzAias,
his brother John for s,arde-. hH
beea seS,l-1 vithog. xcEns into co1r
4nd VII De dismissed These sep-
tieDen .-e sd respected Deunen
q his coUnunity. - tre also tbei-
other brc.befs And 1.Asives here,
aod ihe-s v.s sincere reg,es TIA. 3
serioos diAZlry, Involving the
s4odAs q . eo1rs ;-i.l, sboajd arse
between them. This regre: is cow
6<p~Iied AID al ARE pss.sed TIA; Al
xniczble se.tlsueci has been
reached Harsh, unchArit.bls Ao-
gEagt i neve, probable O. con-
IssodAoje, tot when Used BY mem
tsrs @. ;be SAME family tsrsrd ooe
another j. s especially 70 te dis
oyor4ged
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

NEEg DIsAPFJISD. That :
s happy condition Of lie 20 - in.
sOd ,b= t1tt-p-l-- and boDtsiy O.
The usn yuu 0esl with Ers far 20
establish Il /, j. the small detail.
O. life and expenditure that worries
- with disspp.Eutn=ots = gr.o.d
o-sl D1o-e han The money j; cl-t.-
T'lis : 81 happily svo.cej - ts- -
clo,hinE the I=r-oo is coocsrDed If
you buy where quality, you-
money worth AID oeve- - ar
l00Eed after ~ yOu ss il = sI John
-on, By1,kty L Cos clothing elu-
IsJri--u &. Salem. tt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

IISss SHISNsNTS - Smith 4
Hal .AiV-s,i trossl osAsAEsi. noGslss
cS.-tv. u 80 I'D kSs. = ss lsotS
r.cGu.3s c, Ucc&. NJ. Hall wen; -
SAlsc, al say rcSu's V lo&Sy ;e
h,ss are, TIE sAiVases; - .&.oo 10
lC,laC gnoa&s nsa-e, SAY. the EGa-
cs1s .ss.-5scs-.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

Cn-STY Tax HaLLs-Ths crguty
: Curry - ib= tai-l II ibe STATE 20
-@rE-n i-s S-~=sS-rzri -osl 70 The -e.c-
-sts-y - sac Eiih s ErCs.s vAle-
sISra - ss' i.;r i-s5shseiu-s< Sis
- sy%cP-i- s5&l5+. lesvio- 8
nss vSl12ts1s- q S-s&sA I-xsc Yea,
'As - vk-G&-8oo of CC-v vks
s..- 50 TIE rcCa.y b2s - bo-sss
s-5 ru-j-<> -. e-s,tls. e ~ .h=~p
s-5 =, .EiUe- = ~ Sc-es q tSxsb,le
I'D
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

CECECE Ok. c.N-L.ZToN.- Aur- Z
he AIci-les g iUnorT.1.-zijon ia-;
Sd viii ths >---e;s-y Of safe ).
thai - it= Fl-s: I oi,Srlsu S,or5r.y q.
>.s,=u- ~ith F'-uE--y estimated ST
5000 &od ,be tolI5wing iDcs-po-S-
tn--: L=a. Willis- Wu- E-glsoi.
:. e SCu7. Il B Holland, ". J.
Pully. 7. L Go3i=l, Mr. N. 4.
S.1mp Ms Olive : Eglzod. Nr.
y. !. CD.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

WHEAT FALLISG G.-There has
been . good deal Of pain caused TO
farmers Of this valley the present
season by the decided fall 10 y beat,
but here 10 case r--ciied u the Al
bany Herald, where = fall in ths,
commodity became the must directly
painful Of any yet experienced: ny.
Robbie McCune living five miles
IVES; Of Sbedd. suffered from q very
painful accident yesterday. resulting
in . broken leg. He and his brother
James were cleaning wheat " ben q
pile Of sacks full Of what fell On
him, nnAshing his leg over the edge
Of . box, resulting in the breaking
Of both bones below the knee. DR..
Gan dressed The injured member,
and be vss resting easy last night"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

.ArrsNrsuS.-Alr r,ssCissTS N the
q. \. 4. Soo> & Esst+ssss ssSi
vsssricS coGarsiss> ~j;h ,AsAr
t.nsi.<s 4-s iavi,e3 u i'Sa the W.
r ( n stVTN .; ;Ae e. n X
ia,. ,c>a,vr-H sVsUicc Ok. leSh,
Ii. S,cG.ths -. 81
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

tTND EIE4CSTED.- The 2cp,-u-
F'-l2tsos - running tie asylum f1'
ic-2De fs- t~o ysz-- made 5y ID.
Lzst legislature w2s si5--i'tl This
s~'-uy-A-iC1 = exhausted sd
daring TIE next :hr-@ ulo-;t.s
mil tb= legislature rn@e-s, al
sn-s done - supplies furnished
vii ~ reii f1- IN csri6czi-- which
vii u cs>b=i Ebsn fuDi- are pro
vl5e5 u lh- lsEi..siure.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

LCNsxS- .Gt rsr
iSss co1.eGvSs.lEs tsi iluc. >ACs q
rcs :Nil &, ,.ll co J. Z. lsc.Ss-Sa so-
estimates o. r0Gso ant ire-ss1 lCnf.
ssr. I&-S &2d CSSC~ -<s- ASrSclR.
.1ra. =po-SS %-N-< Q t-if.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

FaoN -Hs EAsT.-AH s;y3e.,
dr-a sd s5-ss CS Fs..s-a tx-3
losu go, Sith A;e-; Improvements,
Just -syS-ys-i al Bgrens furniture
-C.s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

AUTUMN DAYs.-These days re-
mind all Of the necessity Of fall
styles, and &c . result the fashionable
hat house Al Salem is having 80
awful run on bats The very latest
always TO he found at Conrsd's
clothing house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

wASryn-wcsi .: the IcrsSaL
.ssss>s. Several hanircd JOURNAL
.uescrib<rs will 10 - . :r~st AvC<
BY peyirx their Subscriptions In
xS>sd q. cSscs4
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

DIssJLC-TT0S. The Izz-ner-5i p
6=-v-=u GytsI-; & Wi'.zra i lAi-
day di--,!y-3 WI,.s--1 r-iIrluz.
Alfred Gy-zl-,, - ~,s,= street.. -
lem. Or. o. Z. -..L dI- IT,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
The BRIDGE
SUPkESE CtJ Rr.
Important Changes in Ii. EEle. which
iusrr.ys and LItis.ris sasHIG
NsIe and ksR.nb-r.

On motion ot J. {. Mo-e.zod
Richard ". Montague vAs admit
tel 1pon certificate Of TIE supreme
cur Of Iowa 10 p--cIiee il 81 IL.
cOurLs u thi. sta.e
II the matter Of !Auos P. King
6; a Va J. z Bingham e e., oO1-
iin0ed until to- Z.Ih q. this oouth.
Co1rl AdjOGrDed Uu,il Monday
next Ei s,3O a. IL.