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Tho New ycrk Ccatrai ttsilrcai hss n.
Gently added nfsy new standard reecbss.
h~s1si by stsam aud lisht~i by tho fis,ssh
kystrm 81 gss tiiuml1a,ioe ~ lie p~eascosvs
sluipusat which aow consists ~ cal nrst
class passenger carr, W scsnIssslte care, a
dining -ars. a. s~road cisss aud immigrant
carr, NM bAs9a6v, mail and csprcss cAss.
aud -; puascnscs locomotives
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the esr~is oSsrsofs ~ l~~S s,Asy - -
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b dss tA~ ssaNL f.vs~sSw FSs.
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1hH ~v~rscasily cssdurtsd rsruvsiuas -
thts rapidly 0rvwtse city have huSo ~ cue
r~~sfui hist The Chicago 4 EAs6ra niincis
Ilsiirosd, Evansville ttputr, viii rus one On
Wsh Of Tho toilowtsS dsaSs reb eth. nth.
18th aud nth. vev covJ Of Alabama A.
WinlaU iIi,i, tIss. FHss Asvat, Csloase. III
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. v~sy sssvag yssRe ~ yesterday h.
came soaAealy issss~ ssA poascias spoa
his b~eosAee4s-lsv, W. Crshy. hrst hin
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49, tsSs fsss days ~ ass - ~ts.naasy
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Tn vas Hpsros ~-ticaee infcsw ycav
Tho sloSc nanasA disSsAse Nv lta um~ly
ass thoasands ~ hetslsss cssss hare t.~-s
Irrnsnsauy carv~i shAll lr glasi to s~ud
two bo,tlss NJ ne rvass~iy rsSs ~ aay ~
your r,sdcrs who have essasumpticu II The,
wiu srod me their cSprrss ~ iost ofn,v
0adrrsa Nrspssrtfuiis, T, a tl.tv, y. q.
isi f~Ayt ssrs~a Nsw xosk
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T~housAnds ~ dollars kAv~ ts~s ~sY~sS~i
In prviorina Tbs nsA9ninseoi ssw cssahvse
jnst tssssd Nv the Rryant q tsrsisse Chi.
hassscss College, hhosshAnd isstatassr
aud Ea6tish tvahaias kSAeoi WhAch 10 ~
mess raegunt Esd cosoy volume II the kiaL
ever p~abiishci. b l~tseaG~ alone amcupt
Ing " " cesA. u sNatalns ~ large raSea.
vsAia ischee, with ~ eAqaisiss Pull rasv
saSr~vlnSa, primk~i on oscss eassscS ps,-sr,
shouid ssrarv . sNpy, AJarvss n n MAJ,
ANsM so>. frrrrterS, 10 ~ " sshiss,os
~ CbicaSo, Illinois.
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II massn Of dcrasisn shsrs 10 danger q
nistAkisS The ~sshs0stica ~ ious spirisaAl
struggle bos rsslonsuon ~ fate
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thss~ diaronss ar~ ~scasaetvuA - tAaa tkRy
arc dvr IN ~ pevsrnse VI living rAruaispQ
In tpr antse m~~ntsane a th< ssse -
eustsrhssa tnhca A~isees<cric rws~ArN,
ns.r i : gssSss ~ y 80
s~sr~iy hes t~~a fosw alstNt whereby
(AArrA. May ewves asi Catarrhal DrAfsssa
as~ ,s<usanraIy cosvl In fres cac IA tAr~n
sirple a~yv,iscstlcas GSse - bcass hy uso
yA,irnt mao In twe Wv~ka
y ~ THIS Wvstm~at 10 nst . sae9 ~ -
ctr tncnt. hah have tsSa 1isarA~A ~
rv,usAhAe physisissa - lnlarteus 4 vamyhr
tct es r~lAiniAe this ncw tr~ssmset u sess ~
r>vivt cf Nrr c~sta In stAmpe ~ pAy
pc.tsS~ BY A ~ Msca q Nse. cot. Of Joha
asa Eins esrv~A tosSstss CaAsAA-<NW
ssas AarS<sss.
RaRcr~ss from Catarrhal 6vSha0 sASNa1
carvfaik r~Si the aisssA
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~ ssc: 70 ~ f~svtass, ctr, chs sssd Tea
ss s.. ssrss s:.:', = $50. : m .sdas'.''s' Is
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mas Hsss " Nint he would . ssags ~
kvvs psstogusss 90 it.-AA,Aises ULpSa
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sps vssA 1sAArs fs~s N srsosnss oi
sfssslars fssrG h Clsss.
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Tus p~Asieecvbsr's Wssbss v 49, vNlh ~
Nm Nye ofV ysArs ~ svaiaoefAa life Ia
ysr0ntly, i1s kas sveat ssvswAl NsesssA
ysAre ID oAAp&se bile prsjvdscsa -Csatusy.
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vso~ssr E,sessse NrsV AGO. 80 sAAV shs
hesAs, esssG ssvf~f,U UDs 0esy psps<
A0hcsA6 Wtaa Nsh 1hssa hese ssss esre<
Nave ysss ersss 0sass " ed W 10 s~W.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07


Laws Gas. Ala b~r ira, -
Nessrs. At rsA,LsNssssss q Ga
ILssh~stsr, IA ssesfa Last spvine I
ssrtvsd by mall . tsesis,of yout AnuiJosr tas
nsissts for ny bvoth~r, wko hsd chile Tor
morc thaa eta mouths. llr frssa bvsts
turn. vave him the Antidotr ssd h. hss
not he'd . chill sinTe " hes made . Ssv
'''~ 'S'' '',wS' ~ fii..pr,
v~asSsssriv ists slSctisa sessSws ss~m W
coHe WI psesssiy from ovuyisS distseA.
AsrvAesi rrsvssss.
AasSsANis "a pupuiar demand the
ksnsAs city, Wysndotte a North wess
ern r~ilr~d hes r~dacsd its psssess~v
rates to t~o cent? prs nile. Passenger.
~ill 80" money by purchasing ttebets
over this line.
10 pAss - ysv master W. li0cuiass II
uss. $50 osss sssss " SsGssd yoSs slies.
-
., rssT G,:.. cs:-{ :. w e. .s: s:::i
gpas~dy foe Ccoshs, Coda, So. tAss
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hsSsl Price ~ eta
4 SScss ass . nan w. msevtss Q
Widow wh0ss ovss bussssA vss aaas ~
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hoAAs, kssse ssvfesf'U 01s nsey D~oVss
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~ ~ We. pv~sevves - wkitese esotkss
Have Pew 0yvs<e Oeaef u oAd W 49,.
thcs's tn svss ysss sstssa ~ assv .
pesAs ~ sssp V suSvsA Nks cuasss d
sssso bsseps Tssasrsiv<
HAYS ~ sSuAl - . recsnvs end pnsetivs
eUsv fee ssck ksAlArtA t~~.lcssGs~s. svyWsu
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a.~ a.aas
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hsssss saA yesAsvds,. d~ssase eos " Asy
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s.sssdy fss Ccash:, Coda -. :
hssA. Gssrs - eta
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lccaV oae . 0sn WAs 0oevtes Q
widow wh"ss ovss hussssA 90 1aas ~
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bsosesr,ss y s<s~a ~ sr~yssss s~As
1osrs ~ fiss's Csre fes Co~ssoe4ks-
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uss. ssv osss sssss ~ <sassd yoss sssss.
Nea
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rAss's IN svss yssv sstass ~ nsss {
0oas0=nSotns TpuaarstpA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

HAYS - s1ual - . pecnvs saA pssssive
sUsv fee ssck ksNiArtA b4llossGs~s. svySsu
Haaaa. psas In sk~ sSAs. aAA Ill lives sss,sb
- Csst1s-s Lrtsis iIves ps.s. JTy tsssA.
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vasSSssriv ist slssrtisa returns sss~n "
coEse W. psesssiy from osuyiss distsseD.
00rvAAat Tvovsses
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rus ssad 4ie ySsss s~s ~ 10 ~ Ell.
vso I'VE - - ukssd. sss tssvssvs ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

AasssAsrs to papuiar demand tbs
ksnsas city. WysDdotie a Northw ess
ern railru~d hss r~dacsd IL ps.ssss~I
rates to two c~nts prs Siis, Passenger,
~ili ssv" money by purchasing ticket.
over this line.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
CIRCUIT cot RT

SECOND WEEC- WEDNESDAY.
L'ngmIn ~ Bingham; divorca;
decree gran tri.
John II Plum Mary + Plum;
divorce; decree granted.
B f. Morris " w d Morris; a.
yorce; decree granted.
Sheels ys Dorrauce; settled by
stipulation aud dismissed.
Elizabeth Brown ~. John Nc
Kay, Ct al, partition -ut. '.eport Of
refer confirmed; final decree allow
cd.
Cl~e orc. T.. Anderson Tor grand
larceny; convicted and sentenced 10
one year in the peniientiary.
Lillian b. Caylor, W. Albert G..
Caylor; divorce; dismissed on mo-
tlon Of the district attorney for want
Of prosecution.
The cIse 0t the state against Frank
German under indictment for a.
sault with a dangerous We pOn wa-
given 10 the following jury al ~
this afternoon; NJ. X. Moore, }. b
D-cker. G.. W. Waterbury, John r.
-chafer f. W. Parker, Oscar Do4kf
A.. T.. Parker. r. &. Wirfs, VIM
Miller, Wm. Bushey, J. A. Je:ier
s0n. VIM. HendershOtt The iurl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
Eugene Civ Bonds for Sale.

NOTICE ~ hereby gwen thnt under the
y provisions uf Hn ACT ui the lr2iElp,rre
OF Oregon entitled. "An act 10 incorpo.
rae the Guy of Eugene aud 10 .epcai nll
acts and pant Of yciH iu conflict here
WIN" nlnd IN The Ohicc Of tine H,clctary
OF state, February -, lt1J, tho common
council Of inc CITY Ot In gene viii i,5ucHnd
dl,p0. e. ui the buHd- OF aid city ~ pr
yulueOf itpIn D.lp 20 .TC b in demon %
II lions OF from slCj tO tlD1D Hs the puf-
chHs eT may de tue, payable 80 ye. ~ Ftcr
date OF i-,uing the ane, with ntcfe {
thereon { he iute hOt loc-Cced b PEI cent
per HnIum. payub -enl-aInu1lly.
sealed pro ~ AIS to r'itH sgid bonds
will be pccIyed by The undersigned
az Eugene oregon, Until September
Ut, 1850, ana all p.Opp7ns received
wIll DC opened ana considers cd on
the 5th day Ol September, $50, Rnd sud
bonds VIII be- disposed Of a. the per-on or
persons making thc bc.t offer or offers
therefor
The common council rc-cryes the right
torcJcct any and ALI proposals.. By order
Of the council.
May 2i-t, $50. B. +. DDhltl1i
Recorder for the City Of Eugene.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance an order of the County
| Court OF Marion County, oregon, author
Hing me rs administrator Of the Estate of
Archibald Hog deceased, to sell the
personal properly of said estate at private
or public sale, ! viii on
"Wednesday the 10Th day fJune, lotJ,
at ten o'clock in 'hr
forenoon 40 the Ankcny imm ten uf''r,
south of salem, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder all the personal proper
ty Of said estate not then already sold, con
slatug OF 1870 head OF sheep ana lambs, D
head OF horses. . cows, yearling calf, II
hogs, farming implements, household
tunlturc, etc.
Terms: All sums OF SO ana under cash
In hand. Above so, cash or approved nOte
at four months, Hnd eight per cent inter
est. The right b, reserved 10 reject any BID
or note offered.
j. G. NEEDHAM,
Administrator Of the estate Of
DIV Archibald Hogg, Decd. B-l3
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
The Spring Medicine.

The popularity which Hoods
Sarsaparilla has gained us a spring
medicine is wonderful. 1t possesses
just those elements of healta-giv-
ing, blood-purifying and appetite
restoring which everybody seems
to need at this season. Do not con-
tinue in Il duh, tired, unsatisfactory
condition when you may bes much
benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla. II
purities the blood and maSes the
weak strong,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18

was out but short time when
they returned with a verdict OF
guilty as charged, and sentence will
be pronounced Friday morning a
o'clock.
The case of S. S. Nandersol VS..
G. M. Irwin, on appeal from jus
tees court is now under considera-
tiOn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
FOR FREE SILVER.
The Senate SuStainS 0regOn'S S
Platform
AND DECLARES FOR FREE COINAGE.
Hostile Declarations at the
Threatened Presidential
Veto.
ND DECLARES FOR FREE COINAGE.
FOR FREE SILVER.

/ WASHINGTON, d. c., June IS
The Senate has amended the House
silver bill and passed the measure as
an absolutely free coinage biz.
THE BILL AS PASSED.
SECTION Provides that from
and after date of the passage of the
act the unit of value in the United
States shall be the dollar; this may
be coined Of 4I2l grains standard sill
yer or % $40 grains standard gold;
said coins to be equally legal tender
for debts, public or private; any
owner of silver or gold bullion may
deposit it at any mint of the United
States to be formed into standard
dollars or bars for his benefit without
charge; but it shall be lawful to re-
fuse any deposit of less value than
500 or any bullion so base as to be
unsuitable for operations of the
mint.
Section provides that section
OF the act of February 2S, 1878, is
made applicable to coinage, provided
by section 3; that certificates provId
ed for and all silver and gold certifi-
Gates already issued shall be of a de
nomination not less than 81 or more
then $1,000, and redeemable in coin o.
standard value. The provision OF
the act of February 2S, 1878, requi,-
ing the secretary Of the treasury to
purchase at market rate not less then
S2,000OOO, nor more than 100000
worth of silver bullion per month is
repealed.
Section sets forth that certifi-
Gates provided for in the act, and ali
gold and silver certificates already
issued, shall be receivable for all
taxes and dues to the United States,
of every description, and shall be
legal tender for payment of all debts,
public and private.
Section 5-That owners of bullion
deposited for coinage shall have an
opportunity to receive coin or It's
in certificates provided
in the act, and such bullion shall
be coined.
Section 6 provides for covering
into the treasury funds held for the
redemption OF the national bank
circulation.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18

. ut COllllllNlCt Oh SkItGlS duu pun
! lie property favorablv on the peti-
ton for a sewer through blocks So
and 81 as prayed for. The same
was adopted. Also reported the
proportionate amount to be paid by
each property holder in blocks II,
%, "a, 46, 81 and 81, through which
sewers have been laid. Same was
adopted and recorder ordered to
collect amounts due from said prop
erty owners.
The recorder presented his report
showing the gross taxable property
OF the city, above exemption and
I Indebtedness, to be Sl,5S6, ,9OO; re-
ferred to committee on ways and
means,
The city surveyor presented n re-
port c, ling attention to the matter
of protecting the sewers throughout
the city, etc.
A petition asking for the vacation
of alley through block 46, ana
signed by r. Koehler and othe $,
was read and referred to committee
on streets and public property.
A petition was read asking for a
10000 gallon cistern at the intersec-
ton of Commercial and Chemekela
| streets; referred to fire and water
| committee.
The Fourth of July committee
preaented petition praying for the
exclusive privilege of Marion square
for the coming celebration; same
was granted. Also an invitation to
/ the council, to take part in the fes-
|tivities of that occasion, was read
and accepted.
\ letter was read being from the
city of Woodburn asking for the
. purchase of the old street lamps and
/ / on posts lately in use in Salem,
[they desiring ten, if possible to Sc
/ cure them.
RIGHT or WAY FOR THE ELECTR Io
LINE.
4 petition was read, as also an or
dinance, to allow the Capital city
Electric Railway line the right of
way on State street from Liberty 10
Commercial, thence south along
Commercial street to Trade. !h"
ordinance was passed 10 second and
third readings aud on suspension of
rules was passed, On motion OF
Hirsch, the street commissioner WIS
authorized TO see that these poles
should be placed on tie sides Of the G
highways adjacent to the sidewalk,
and that the track be planked be-
tween the rails aud one foot'on each
outer edge.
The street commissioner was OF,
dercd TO place "A sidewalk on the
south side of State street between
Front and Water, aud the same
should be placed on the grade oI
said street
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18

Itching Plles are known by moisture
ike pea spirati0n, causing intense llehlns
when warm This form a., well AZ Blind
Bleedlu aud pu1irudius yield Hl o2oc %
Dr. B0.anko's riie Remedy, wll Ga acts
directly ou tne pl.rts affected ah-or1s tu-
mon. alllys Itching ara elect. o pei man.
eut cure. 50 cents Druggist or ma ~
tretlse tree. Dr.. Bosapko, Pl4ua, %, .oid
~ smith a Steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18

At this season of the wear the most vig-
ofous and hearty people often have n feel
ing of weaiiness, tired and worn out, with.
out ambition TO do anything, and many
br CalS out in pimples and boils. What
you require Is a mild tonic medicine that
FOR Ills nntRin% canals 6r emmy I'm.
proved Liver Pills. They give an activity
to the liver, purity the blood and by their
mild tonic action, new vitality and
strength TO the entire system, sold at "a
cents box by Smith 4 Steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
CITY COUNCIL.
4 Digest Of Proceedings had Last
Night by the City Fathers.

His Honor Mayor Williams called
the ciy council to order. Alder
men Haltou, Edes, Strang, LAHORE
and Hirsch were present, with Mar
shal Ross, Street Commissioner Gra-
ham, and City Surveyor a. Gesner.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The committee on accounts and
current expenses recommended the
plyment of the following bills:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CHENIEKETE HOTEL.

CHEMEkETE HOTEL.
w 5 James, II Bach, 2 7 Wright
and wife, f Kennedy, S c McCaffer,
JOS Day, c w WILDER, Geo Brunk,
o Moore, L L Hewitt, Raleigh
Stott and J S Cochran, Portland.
5 Sonk, J Ksskel, NJ Kline, G r
Child, San f.
) r lIeftcr, II Aster, \ Forles,
Chicago.
l. NJ Beninzhod, Greenville, Pa.
; Brown Dallas.
} II Marks, II \ Mars, w Wit
kins and vile, Oregon City.
\ : Vance, Muilhom, Or.
II il Mitchell, Hillsboro,
Mrs = f. Howard, Cornelius.
Z Prefer, Lebanon.
J b Hengen, Detroit.
T. J Rollins, Drain.
&C Batemau, VIM Blackman,
Mt Tabor.
T 4 Black, A NJ Gamer, Miss
Vaughan, Haley $ Baker, Turner.
n Ferrell, Mehama.
J 5 Wyant, Salem.
COOK HOUSE.
+ + Mckinney, IL L Smith, s
Baker, J A Shafer, Turner
II 5 Strahan, II II Hewitt, AL
bang.
L II Harlou, 5 +.
c w McConp, Silverton.
II Miller, Seattle.
O Mitchell, Chicago.
w f Buckner, Jefferson.
f II Skipworth, Eugene.
o Elvem, C w Hunt, Portland.
II Philips, Roseburg.
J b Kengen, Detroit.
f w Harker, Woodburn.
S b Catterlin, Mrs Hunt, Salem.
Mrs and Miss Smock, Oregon.
SM Mckee, Tacoma.
: Clark, Orlano, Cal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
An ENGLISH SCHEME.

BATON ROUGE, La, JVne lS.-
When the house met to-day the
speaker received a proposition from
benjamin Newmaus, of London,
England, offering a million and a
quarter yearly for the lottery priv
ilege applied tor 10y John \. Morris.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
School Meeting.

There viii be n special meeting of The
tax payers Of school district No. -, Of Ma
liOn county, Oregon, held at the opera
house i'm salem on Thursday, the 10Th day ol
June. 1890, at s o'clock p. IN. TO consider the
bids for bonds To he issued and 20 author
iZe acceptance Of same II deemed advisable
and TO transact such Otherbuslness A. may
come before the meeting
Done by order OF the board Of directors
of school district No. q, this MAY 3lst, 1870
W. II. SIMPSON.
Clerk District No. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18

NOTICE is hereby given that the part.
~ nership heretofore existing 1, tween
the undersigned under the firm name OF
Bartlett q CatteIlin, at Salem Oregon, Is
W. Ba rtlett retiring from the firm, s. B.
Catterlain n Son Will continue in business
at the old stand W. w. BARTLETT.
GG5t-w g. B. CATTERLIN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Senate Changes in the MCKin-
ley Bill.
no MATERIAL ALTERATION IN TARIFFS
Presidential Appointments for
for the COaSt.---0thCr
Eastern News.
TARIFr CHANCES.

WASHINGTON, June lS.-The fol.
lowing are the principal changes
made by the senate committee i'm the
tariff bill: Glassware classifications
are changed and large general re.
duction is made; steel rails are
reduced from S13.4 to ST. 20 per
ton. No bounty is to be given any
manufacturer who produce less than
five hundred pounds of sugar au-
nually, and sugars between Nos.
Is aud l6 duties standard are to pay
duty of three tenths of n cen, per
lb. Sugars above sixteen are to pay
siX-tenths instead of four-teuths.
Slight reductions are made in many
items in the agricultural schedule;
the duty on cotton manufactures are
reduced all through the schedule
only slight changes in wool are pro-
posed. The bounty for silk aud
silk cocoons raised and reeled in the
United States is striken out. Works
of art ore taken from the free list
and made dutiable at thirty per cent
ad-valorem. The limitation of $500
as the amount in value Of wearing
apparel that any person may bring
into the United States is stricken
out.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18

Mems light coats and vests, from
$3.50 to S.. A No. l goods. All
styles and colors, at the Capitol
Adventure Co. If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
RICE WE'D WITH APPLAUSE.

WAsHINGToN, -. c., Juue IS
The silver bill, as amended by the
senate, was presented 10 the house
At l2:t5 p. m. today. 1t was receiy-
ed with tremendous applause by tie
democratic side aud Congressman
Bland Immediately moved that the
committee rise in order 30 the house
might at once proceed = the con-
sideration Of the bill. The motion
was defeated and the house contin-
ued with the consideration of the
Indian appropriation bill
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18

NOTICE 4 hereby sven that the under
~ signed 0dinin lrf t1r Ol the tale OF
John y. Gilmore, 90 ea ed. having flCd his
nnnl rccQunt W.th Hon, 4. q. hh. w, county
Judge q N ,lrion county, OREGON, hos liked
iuly 2, ltDO, ~ 10 O'clock a. m, % hear euy
objections why .. a acCoupl slonld n0l
charged j. w. CRAWFORD,
s5fhl AdminisiIatOF offnid est
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
QUARANTINED.

CoNsTANT-NoPLE, June lS.-In
consequence OF the outbreak of chol-
era in Spain, the government has
established a quarantine against all
vessels from Spanish ports.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
THE RECORD.

Senator Mitchell voted for free
coinage and all its propositions.
Senator Dolph was paired with a
free coinage democrat, and did not
vote, although he announced each
time he would oppose all p'opo-
sitions for free coinage. Just before
a vote was taken Senator Mitchell
made fifteen minutes speech, in
which he read the silver planks Of
the republican, democratic and un-
ion parties of Oregon, and declared
that his state was tor free coinage.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
SENATOR MITCHELL

addres. ed the senate on the gem
eral merits of the bill, and in the
course of his remarks declared that
the administration which would set
itself against a free and unlimited
coinage of the silver dollar would
be, a it deserved to be, hurled from
power.
The bin as amended then pissed
yeas 80, nays p.
The title Of the bill was amended
so qs TO read "au act TO provide for
,ree coinage OF gold aud silver
bullion and for other purpose
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18

LADIEs.-YOu have been cleaning
house. Buy nice pair Of lace cur
tains for a dollar, az the Capitol
Adventure Co. On the line of the
electric railway. n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18
COMBINATIONS

WASHINGTON, ID. G. June 49,
The senate in executive session
confirmed the nominations of R. \.
Bensoll, to be collector of customs
at Naquina City, Oregon, and ".
H, Petit to be surveyor general of
Idaho.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-18

Oh and gasoline stoves ia great
variety aud cheap. At Steiner * Bloc
seT's.