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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-17
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MOrIcg thereby giyon that IL compliance WITH
~ thepoyhiens of :he sei q eonase. q; IuieB.
ls7S oal!lsd ''au sai for te sllo Of ilalhe, lglas
IN tlie s.aleao' California; Oregon Heya,ia lnd
WMhInson Territory
HENRY =. BERGMAN,
81 Necdy, county Of elaekanias, state a Oregon.
has iflioday tied 81 itisoilcc hiss8orf iatemcnt
iai2 iorihe pgehase 0fthenwst ol sse 4 Town.
sblp 30 y soulh. Ranga No East ai.,l win offer
proofto sh0s tl.si thg land Fought Nero yauii.
bic iofiia iinberoF Stone than lct q cultural
purposes and @ establish ha claim q spa land
before lc Eta'aieS and RECOVER of THE o1lcom
Oregon eiiy, oregon, o. Mopday the ID dg of
slach,ia0
liclames ea wttaesgl " Dotchag Of Needy,
Ciaskanas county, T. y Nyie,ag Eugene iy. Lane
co,nly Perry ofhul ety. Lima colmty, ore.
gon;and cemi.k, 3. 'lneoAn, Place county.WT.
Any md an pcrone claiming atl4etcly lhc
abogodeecriocd lands ay2 requested Is nlo their
clalu2in this oaice onor hciogc said "a day u
Naroh 1890
IN APPERsON, Register
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-17
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Albany, Oregon.
NoT!cE ZOE PUBLICArI0N.
pnllod slatos faad ol.ce,

hr9TIcE q hereby slyqn thal incoapaa wl'h
IA theprayisions 81 tho act 81 Congress Of juRo a,
Is7., entitled "Auuc ,ortio sala gftimbey tlidl
~ TIE ststeaaf calipHig Oregon aGyada, and
Wasf.pssoa Territory
pETgR FARRELL.
Of Eansauyer county of tgark territory o:wash
ins.5a hag lhis iay alff e ihls olise ~ sworn
aatenest l977 fqF tie puyehac VI ihe scA u
sec. 81, ii Township q sonlA, Range z East,
aaa yill Offer pyaol % show that etthe land foaght
lsll0re valuable for Is iimbcfag stone ibaR ioF
arieslunii purposes fli4 70 cstablia! hisclabn to
paid lind before tae Register ana Receiver of OH
Office Il Oregon Cts Oregon, On Moaslay, the %
day d Hareb ls9q.
He namesas vltncses John Flanigou, " "
proebacl, Algoebgcl am Dayid alplden, all Of
Vancouver Clarke County N :.
Any and ID pefsone claimiag aaAeFaely the
luHlfare requesledio tilc their
claims N thisolies on q before aaA n dsy q
Marcel, ls.D.
I.T, ArFElsoS, Regisier
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-17

When You desire pleasant physle,
tfy ST. Pa;rick's Pills They can AZ
ways De depended upon, and do not
nauseate the stomach nor grippe the
bnweis. For sale BY N. A. Miller.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-17

II sou 90 to Albany to buy stove
eali oa @, w Smith, who has the larg-
ct and Dast stock of stoves and tih-
ware and sciis ciiens e. than any one IN
AlbanY.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-17

sos Montagues magnificent NEW
stock Of buckingham Il Hechs's boots
and shoes manufactea expressly for
lial.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-17

Examine the fine stock of books Of
all kinds at Beard and IfoiNs.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-17

Bedrock prices, ilew g0odsGnd stan
tlard brands at both eMamitoth and
one Price Cash Stores ot 2. y. Molta-
que.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-17

Fpr i lalne bnelS IrY aaturating w
piece If lannel Nitl thamberlain's
Pain balm aud binding II on to the eff
fecsed parts, This treatment VIII cure
amy ordinary case IN one or two days.
Pain Balm also cures rhcumctism,
sprains, swellings and laneness. 90
cent battles for sale hv M. "A. Miller.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16
THUR DAY o. ToBER ,16
4 GREAT SESSION.

People have short memories.
Therefore in making the state
nient that the first session Of the
Iiity iii st CrEpress, just adjourn
ed. las acct nplishcd more than
alt -nele session Of ungfess ever
did, w dflend a Tartial list Of the
new LAWS PASSED 10y it, including
Oily such AS are Of tariff bill, the
most carefully prepared ~rd COM
urFasure cf the kind ever
enacted into II law, next {, mes
the silver law which has had SO
much to do with starting the
tile If prosperity now steadily
lising all over tie country The
GUST m administrative Till c.red a
great evil in the classification of
imported goods; the dependent
aud disability pension law renders
Ial tial justice to veteran Uni n
s ldIeis; tile antitrust till SLOWS
that Il e Republicans lave no 81 m
patty With the RI her comiina-
tiuns ftlmed by m,nt polists to rob
theconsumels. The hill foI ii grand
NuIld's Fair at hicagn to ctle-
llate the /, ur bundreth ami
~ . a A
Ga meets the approval Of all good
titiz,ns; the admission Of Wynm-
ing and idaho az States fulfils the
premises of the Republican natia-
nal plato m to admit he terri
tories as last they become qu;-Ii-
fed fol.r tatehood; the meat inspec
tion aw will restore tile prestige
which American meats once bad
land grant forfeiture law restores
t. the public domain and opens to
he mestead settlement millions ~
acles !, I desiI able la q; the original
Packages aw means another step
toward in mcIal efurm; the build
jig cl three line Of battle ships,
one protected cruiser, and two
tlptdo beats, provided for, gives
tile Government additional power
e. protect American interests. and
tie literal applc pliations made
for the Portage Lake and Henne
Iin t anal in the moi thwest, and for
tie deep water Han bon at Calves
tn, in tile Southwest, shove the
Republican party to be thoro ughly
alive to the commercial needs of
sections OF the coutry, This record
is especially commended to young
men about to cast their first; II
the Republican party had nc other
record than th ole it has made
in Congress since last December
that alone should bc sufficient to
keep them in control OF the Cover
ment for twenty years to come
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16

Unit Sa-Ies Indian Trimming school, Car~or
city, ,vada, &c aberI-, 500.
| Scale propo,a ;, endorsed, Proposals for
j Beef, Flour etc - as the use NAV he and ad
dressed TO he un lie signed. will be received,
until o'c,o K, Fri Law, November, 1890. for
furui-hin and delive ing a. thu school about
o COO lbs b reA, $4,000 bs Nst-beef, IS OaO
Flour, 0 700 bS cats, 6JI lbs sat and p, c 90
| BIS NY.
/ Barley m st be fair color, sound, Gle u, and
rea orably freefr m other grain, not Weighing
ess than 43 pounds TO tse blu he IN new g.
| ounce burlap sacks ,f about I0b pounds :. pac-
| ity.
| Net Beef Sha he good in qua ity and condi-
| ton, fit TOR i'm mediate AID from fore and
! hind q arter meat proper 10 ely. including
| all lie b It cuts erect. Beet IT IN bull i,
stays or di~ea d cattle shall be d il cred.
| The NJ cks pf The cit slaughtered FIR be-, +
shal be- off t the f.utth vertela o nt
a he br a t ia m-d n,vn the shanls o.
for -qu TT r. la BE- ut OF TOUR inch above
he kne snd the j d-qu., teas eight ip-
c e b " the ho,k JOINT, Neks, hanks nd
kidn. y-t.,I val NJ. he ed lie i,er,
must tie m D.. uch lines al d in such guam
It'll be Iequi cd
Flour must he what avn a. straight,
full 0 < : i S" d .oaud Nhea, -towI in he
sec ~, OF h .a.nrt c nti-uuu~ to the place
oi deliver g. pound whed to be grout
down ~ p uad> Of fnu and deli ed in
ext a tr'ng - gle colt, sacks, t. weigh s
ounces the "a Il; SAID s.cks q be / alb ut
90 gu ds All i. an,p If OF les than
2 pom d. must / fun shet b. III d rs; "a d
sample b marke with the anne / thu
bidutr in nj Il letters, a he a. mber Of the
sample n"re han bmitt. d. Deli,-
~ to b. mad il such quantities as ma, bo
required
oats met be b ight ard clean wei sacked,
and ". igh not e. thar 80 pound, to the bus
e.
Salt must be Of god quality, packed in
double els, urla ceve Cd with e. ~
Each bid ust state specifically the pro-
posed p ice Of each ticle Of ed
The right is rec vtd rejeer any or all
bids, or any part of b d, il deemed for the
hest interest of the Gov nment.
Each bid must be aecamp.liel by certi-
fed heck draft upon United States
Depository, paysb t. I order Of the IN
d rsigned: which check or craft shall be not
less than five per eentum IN he amount the
bid and shall he 70 feited to the United
States in case any b d Ter receiving an award |
shall fail to xecute promptly a CONTRACT, with
good and sufficient sureties according to the |
terms of his bid; otherwise, 20 b. returned to |
the. bid err. For further particulars apply to
w d. C. GIBSON,
ole Superintendent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16
The Vote Cen.est.

In the contest for the APPEAL S
prize Holstein, the vote now is as
foll0vG.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16
o. HI. GRAY.

che nominee Tor Secretary OF
State is making a very effective
canvass and his ection is con-
ceeded. Mr.. Gray has served both
the party and the people OF this
State in most acceptable manner
fnr years and has brought to bear
faithfullness aud ability in every.
thing he ever undertook.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16
Plato m and R solutions

Tn r pub lean purity OF Osmsby county,
il cone, ntiDn NIB ell rem, W. il Iledee~ OF
IA IA III aud il glance a. tn, doctrines and
princ p e OF the Il pus lean party ~ hich in
the uture sIu at VIII combine t.,
en- Ia eued freedom, nSiste t with afety
10 the star, AID the p y 81 uIty Of our I'm of
gtNe nnenL.
Ret 0tCed, That his Cp"veutiOn pledges its
nomI ices to rigI um IN the aim nj -
ira lOu o the itff IL If UIm by ounty aid
the & tie OF New d in tic interest of a T. e
poop a u t, 81 as to educ The rate of tax
alton TO the sum nsI-te { with gooI Los.
eminent.
ReSoLUed, That "e early app rncIate the
eff Is 1 sen tors John . jon s. Willium NJ
Stewart and gre-sm "a III BartIn in behalf
u tn reui"n tzdI, II of ih eI, and IN l. ain
ing h lie isl Jiu OF Uet est To- our uet pe
ReS0lUed That tie n"mi' of thi c. V. H.
non o, pledged supp ,rt Hon. john J ne>
ioT United ates :, natur - succ ed hIm-e 9.
keSolcet Tu9t we h ar ily eudurS, the I'D
m nj atI. + thu late G. yer &c c Steve =
son AID the at LIE euan Cover o H G pa
$ and eXte d out Sincrte ~ mpdtby l., the +
Der " dJws mi tion~.
W, must heartily en&o Sc the p aft rm adup
by the r pub an s ate CJnVen ion at
Vir ma g v. a manu ana c'n or, alive
declaration f ,1incpie> suited to The &C ssh
ties an dem of he pop OF tn S ate
Hofer, \ I'm, q Smith
DCBy w II Crisler,
Commit e.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16

The Democrats are having me
lively rows in Story At a recent
invention they kicked Hon W.
E L. Deal out of the gathering on
the ground that he had proxy.
His only crime has been the pc
litical one of insisting on wearing
a clean shirt at Democratic Con-
ventiuns and it is also alleged that
he changes il as often as three
times a week and even more.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16

II is currently reported that
Mckinley has snubbed Blaine in a
III st emphatic manner, and that
tue Secretary will not canvass
OHIO in the interest OF the author
OF the new tariff bill, as first rep
slrtP1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16

The Democrats have placed a
legislative ticket in the field VIII ch
looks to man up a tree as II
thre was a niger in the fence
somewhere.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16

Bob Heating vows that there
shall be no corporation influences
in the Democratic ticket. Mr..
Heating has probably become
stepped with anti : corporation
prejudice by his long utilization
with the Hale and NorcrosS min
ing COMPANY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16

Deeds carefully made cut and
collections prom pity attended TO.
Office at Trenmor Coffin's law Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16

Homestake made a heat in Napa
on Tuesday in ala "a. Home
stretch is a Gibraltar colt and
John Sweeny sets up the beer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-16
Special Notice.

All pers ons are notified that teams
ters who TAKE lum ber fr, m = CO. vr's
hume in lame CAM on vii be prose
- ted. The man WHO took my pack
tateS Will r. turn the m once 10 AVOID
arrest. ~ y RRTfI.F.
o9ml bore man for n f Spoon er.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Attend the dress goods sale this
week at Holverson's. 2.4-3
Farrar & Co.'s is headquarters for
provisions.
List your property with the Sa~
lem Land Company.
Painless dental operations at DR.
T. e.. Smiths, 80 State street.
EPICURE TEA.-The finest in the
city, Gilbert & Patterson, sole agents.
The Bon Ton restaurant is setting
the best % cent meals in the city
now.
When you buy wood Of Jordan
Won get. l-2O-tf
Only ten cents a week for the
JOURNAL hereafter, the best paper
in Salem.
Have you joined the Diamond
Watch Club? If not do so at once,
as soon as Eastern express can get
here, the distribution Of goods will
commence. Do not procrastinate.
If the water has damaged your
organ or sewing machine, N. X,
GAYLORD will repair it as good as
new, 81 State street. 2-5-4t
All kinds of wood for sale by Jor-
dan & Churchill. Full measure
ment guaranteed. Office SO State
street. l-2O-u
The cyclone has really come to
Salem, and il YOU would see its ef-
feet on prices, buy your goods al
Farrar * Co.'S
Attend the dress goods sale this
week at HolversOn's. 2-4-5
No landslides, no wash outs, nc
late trains over the Northern Pacific
j. l.. Mitchell at the JOURNAL office
will sell you through tickets.
Have you had any watch work
done by G.. A. Burbank 81 Com.
mercial street. He does fine work,
see lad" on first page. If
OARsMEN ATTENTIoN.-Charles
Pugh the hardware man, has fine
line of rowing oars on hand. If you
are in need of them see him imme.
diately. st
ANOTHER LOT SOLD. Queen
Ann addition is still moving. She
Is becoming the Ilost desirable por.
ton of the city owing to it being up
high and dry. A fractional lot was
sold Saturday, remaining lots ad.
vancing. Delays are dangerous; buy
while you can. I.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

All may possess pearly white teeth, pure
breath and healthy gums by using
Wrght's Myrrh Tooth Soap. Removes tar
tar, prevents decay. Sold by all druggistsi
Cheapest, strongest and best, Wrights
compound Extract OF Sarsaparilla Boils,
pimples, erysipelas flee before II. Cleansts
and enriches the blood. Sold by all drug
glsts.
x. c. c. c., Red Cross Cough Cure heals
throat and lungs, cures asthma and the
most oh stinate coughs and colds. Try IL.
Sold b" I'll druggists.
Wrights Cascara Constipation remedy
promotes a regular and healthy action OF
the bowels, aids digestion and will not ir-
ritate the most sensitive stomach. Chill.
dren take IL readily. Sold by all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

DECLARED INSANE. - Granville
Wagner, who was taken out Of q
flooded house Tuesday almost d ad,
was on Wednesday brought be
fore Judge Shaw on charge Of insan'
ity. DD. Byrd and Smith were
the examining physicians. He ad'
mitted to the use OF 20 to 30 grains
OF opium daily, as result he has be-
come helpless imbecile. He is a
molder by trade, good workman,
and has worked In Drake's foundry
for ten years, but IL now total
wreck mentally and physically. The
verdict was, insane from excessive
use Of opium.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

THE RIGHT SPIRIT.-The Union
Pgcific company telegraphed to
agent Herren here at Salem as fol-
lowing "Have all our boats do all
they can To save property, either
above or below J. w. Tromp, gen.
eral boat captain, Union Pacific at
Portland" The JOURNAL Is pleased
TO zee the good feeling shown by
this company and It will go down
la history as a gracious act.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06
DEBRIS FROM THE FLOOD.
The AftererVp Of Flood Items Gathered
Fron the Rapidly Subsiding
Waters.

Miles and miles Of fence has been
washed away on Mission bottom.
The loss in this line alone will be
great.
A. LaFoIlette, Of Mission bottom,
lost 5Ohead OF good hogsin the iood.
The price which pork Is selling at
now makes It a big loss.
DIR. J. II. Smith, the dentist, owned
barn until the food, and this barn
stood on the alley between Trade
and Ferry, and Liberty and High
streets. 1t is gone now, that is,
1t ~ overturned and IN a delapidated
condition. The doctor has had a
rOagh experience with his barn.
Twice has it burned down to the
ground and now a food comes along
and takes II away.
Mr.. J. +. Anderson, Of Switzer-
land, reports 9OO-foot bridge gone
on the road to Silverton from his
place. He reports the condition Of
wheat as very fine. 1t IL growing
beautifully and he can zee nothing
to prevent a good crop.
n. II. Looney, Of near Jefferson,
tells US that the food did not do
much damage there beyond wreck
ing the railroad bridge. The Green
bridge two miles above town, still
stands. There has been terrible
destruction Of property on the low
bottoms but no lives lost.
Word comes from J. b. Putnam,
who Is over in Polk county, on his
place that Polk county Is all afloat
and that he has lost seven or eight
thousand feet Of lumber. He says
further that water is four feet deep
al his house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

ABOVE THE FLOoD.-During the
past few days persons who want
vacant lots for home purposes have
had good opportunity 10 locate the
choicest property, and that which
has not Overnowed. The Willamette
Investment company desires to call
attention 10 the fact that all of A.
+. Wal!er's addition, aud all of that
portion Of Boise's first addition
offered for sale have been above the
highest water. Parties who want
good and desirable lot would be
benefited by seeing these two
additions. Get a lot aud build your
house where you will never have to
move out during another flood; 245
Commercial street. L. S.-Remem-
Der the prices on these lots may rise
before the first OF March.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

THE MoroR WHIST CLuB.-This
club met at the residence OF Mr.. Il.
NJ. Waite, last evening. About one
hour and half was spent In play
ing, when lunch was served. After
lunch, the club was interested and
instructed In well written paper
by Prof. ID. Laid Train, on the most
successful manner Of grinding axe
helves. The speaker was frequently
heartily ebcored. Strong efforts
were again made % determine a
proper name for the club, but 40
far without success. Steam-ferry
aud Toll-bridge Club was suggested
and discussed, but as the name
might have tendency to bias pub
lie opinion nj the present time, a
further discussion Of the subject was
abandoned until neat meeting.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

A NEW FIRM.-The new firm OF
Roberts q McNally, architects,
launche out for business la Salem
to-day. This Arm Is composed OF
&. A. Robert, who has been in the
business here for the past four years,
and G. s. McNally, also an expe-
rIenced architect, late Of San Fran
cisco, and Los Angeles. They will
continue the Office at 1872 State street
and are now open for business.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

No FREE FERRY.-The matter OF
putting In free ferry has been done
away with, as the citizens feel inter
ested in putting all their efforts for
ward for the bridge. Mr.. Holman
will, no doubt have terry running
in a short time. aud he will place
the ferrlaRe at q moderate rate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

IN PROBATE. In the matter OF
the vacatlon' OF portion Of the
county road from Salem to Doke's
ferry, and the relocation of the
same TO conform 90 the streets Of
Riverside addition To SALEM. Re.
port Of viewers read tirt time.
In the matter ~ county road 10
feet wide, beginning at the ~. ".
corner OF the donation land claim Of
samuel Miller, aud running 10 the
Parrish gap road; Dexter Robbins,
Lafayette George aud Rank Edgar
appointed viewers, with w, ]. Cul.
Yer surveyor, to meet nj place Of be-
ginning ON the 26th day OF February.
LIN the matter OF the petition OF
the Salem street Railway company,
asking for right Of way ON Asylum
avenue; same was read aud laid over
for future action.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06
At THE COURT HOUSE.
What the Ohieials are DOihg-Pre-
pairing for Cireuit Court-The
sheriff Collecting Taxes.

Thinkins ;;iat perhaps a number
Of the JOURNALS readers would be
interested 70 know what was going
ing on at the county court house at
this time Of the year, q JOURNAL
reporter was designated this morn
ing to pay that institution a visit.
and interviewed the obliging Of
ficials.
Captain Babcock, county clerk,
with the assistance Of his deputies,
ID. G. sherman and l.. Z. Pratt, are
looking after the office duties and
commissioners court, which is in
session. This gives them all the
work they can well handle and not
many idle moments are spent in
this important Office. Next week
circuit court will convene and then
they viii, as usual, have an over
abundance Of work to look after.
Recorder Starr, reports everything
quiet in his department, especially
has this been the case for the past
week, but, said he: Business is
looking up this morning and the
usual amount Of transfers are looked
for with the beginning Of the next
week"
County Supt., of schools, ID. w.
Yoder, was found at his desk this
morning busy answering private
correspondence. Said he: "I have
been visiting schools throughout the
county and the flood caught me at
Silverton, where l was water-bound
for several days. No, there. is
nothing Of any great importance
going on around this department at
the present time"
County court is in progress but no
special, important business is being
done, as Commissioner Grimm is alb
sent owing to the high water.
Judge Shaw and the remainder Of
the court are busy looking after road
matters etc. County Treasurer Con
dit Is having an opportunity to read
up on important law points Just now
as business around his office has
been much more animated than it
was for the past few days. A
placard was pasted up on his office
door this morning and written upon
it in bold letters were the words:
"Gone TO Canada" this was mis-
leading aud was a cruel joke on our
worthy treasurer.
The reporter next called at the
sherifi's department where he found
Sheriff CrOisan busy looking after
the collection of taxes. Said he:
'These rains and floods have been
working hard against us, but so far,
by great efforts we have made ev-
cry date as specified. Deputy
Wrightmau was at Aurora yester-
day. We got him there by buggy
anu lllC n0S lAOl a
one to contemplate. He will make
Hubbard to-day, Woodburn on Fri
day, Gervais on Saturday and will
finish the rounds at Turner on the
18th, should nothing prevent. No,
taxes are not coming in as fast as
they would II the flood had not come
on. 1t has been the means of keep
ing many from meeting the collector.
Next week will be a busy week
with u.s."
The Goddess of Liberty which
stands proudly on the tower of the
building was not interviewed, rs a
glance from below was sufficient to
how that she was busy as ever
weighing out justice to all, aud the
sword at her side remains stationary,
which would signify that "All is
we'll"
Attend the dress goods sale this
week at Holversou's. 24-5
! -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following is a correct list OF
the real estate transactions filed at
the office Of the county recorder to-
day;
=, :. Knight aud VT to II.
y. DoZier, Il IL In blk 0of
Capital park, adj To Salem $500
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

llIGn ANp DRY. II you are look
ing for desirable lot you should
take view OF Queen Anne addition.
Its slightly aud stands high aud dry
rs II no Hood was la 1000 miles OF us.
This alone should offer Inducements
to home seekers. Go then, as the
prices are advancing. DIST
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-06

While out exercising this after
noon, one Of the patients at the
asylum jumped into Mill creek on
Center street evidently attempting
TO commit suicide. He was pulled