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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

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oi the old-tme stage -coach. So ls Hood :
oSnsspafiila, a modern medicine, ahead
OF the old-Ume remcd les. IN positive
merit it is peculiar 20 ltseit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

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in TIE south
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ard Dry Coos
store q y s.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

"A NIGHr OFF."-The most en-
jcysble treat of the season thus far,
will be the production of this popu-
lar drama at Reeds opera housS, on
next Tuesday evening, September
2Srd. rhe play is to be given under
the auspices Of the new Salem City
band, and under its own manage
ment. The band. composed of ~
pieces, will make its first appearance
on this date. and will render some
delightful music. especially prepared
for this occasion. The band is an
organization composed f young
men OF this city, who at their own
expense have fully equipped them
selves with fine and cnstly liew in
struments, and for this reason alone
the patronage should be large. The
r.lay to be produced, is one of the
most popular comedies on the stage
to-day, and is of four acts. The
hox sheet is now open at Patton's
book store. Tickets at popular
prices.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

COUNCIL MEETISG.-TLe city
council met in their hall in reguls,
session last night with Snail at
tendance. After the minutes OF the
previous meeting were read and sp-
proved J. c. Bell offered q re
monstrance against the council
ordering sidewalk put in on bis
properly. The taxes OF F. c. Baker.
John Holman and John James were
ordered reinitted. The petition OF
J. B. CatterliB and others residing
in Reeds and Knights additions.
asking for the extension OF Marion
Str-et sever q distance Of twenty
five feet The same was referred t.
the committee on streets ana public
property. Numerous bills against
the city were read. The bills OF
Archie Mason amounting TO s3ll.35
were ordered paid. These bills wer,
for the construction Of the sewer OIL
Marion street Ordinance No. lS5,
governing private parties counect-
ing their sewers with those of the
public was ordered published. J.
81. Duncan, driver Of the Tiger En-
gine team was granted q leave OF
absence for three weeks The com
mittee then discussed some genera
topics Of interest TO the council after
which they adjourned until the
next regular session.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

TIE CAPITAL MARRET.-One Of
the neatest equipped meat markets
in the city Was opened this morn
ing at 3ij CommercAl street, by
Messrs Doe & Wheeler. They have
all the latest sryles and eunvenienc,s
for tas accommodation Of their Gus
ton@rs, and employ ouly the most
efiirien clerks aud wOrkm-n about
their shop aud slaughter house. IL
j. their Intention to keep Gully the
best meat that can te found aud TO do
their Owu killing aud dressing meats
here 10 the suburbs VI The city where
they already have fine slaughter
house erected for that purpose, and
expect 10 grow Up IN business on the
merits Of their work.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat, net s. cents per bu.
Hops. active; s. cents per 10.

MORE TERFETTTNG.-J0h
B4ro. the tar keeper and one o.
the proprietoIs Of the saloon next to
the Pacific Cigar factory, WIS sr-
rested this forenoon on s chsrge nj
passing counterfeit money. The
charge was preferred against him by
J. Dean. Of Portland, street rsi
conductor. The money passed vas
s Ave cent piene polished up and
colored 30 S. TO repce~sCt fiv,
dollar gold piece, but the scheD,
v.s detected and some one vii.
prObshly have 70 suffer the eon>e
q0eoce- Rsro gave one hundred
d0llsrs cash bail for his appearance
before Justice Crocdel this evening
ST 80 O'Clock, when the trial wili
te conducted. Only s few year
ago the passing of five cent piece-
for five dollar pieces vas quite prev
alent, especially in Astoria and the
lower Columbia river towns, but
after s few had been dealt with sc
eerding - lsw the stlempts ST sucl
rhefts were abandoned. The Sslsn
man viii doubtless find it $ very uu-
profitable business, unless ne cal
elesr himself. The arrest has Caused
good many c1muents OF the
streets snd the result Of the trial i
Looked for With interest, s. doubtless
the accused will make every efforI
20 save himself.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

On THE STAGE--Ward' Specially
company al the opera house last
night, gave another of their splendid
performances. The house was bet
ter than on the previous night, and
the audience appreciated the play
more than on the first night. The
cnmpsny will be here all week, and
will give something worth seeing
each night, at Reeds opera house.
Some of the acts are simply i'm
mense. Not only are ther neS and
original, but Of a good character an!
at the same time full of fun. which
carries the hearers INTO s food of p
plause.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

IN THE FALL--In the spring the
young mans fancy lightly turns 10
thoughts of-we!l, light subjects.
Al this season il is very apt to revert
TO light overcnals. There are several
new wrinkles" in these garments,
and as usual in matters of drcss
there is nothing new under the sun
that Johns Boothby & Co. do not
carry the biggest, stylishest and
cheapest stock of goods in the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

BASE BALL.-lnerc will be al in
terestinC game uf nall 81 Highland
park ball grounds tomorrow be-
tween the Oregon City nine and the
Salem Juveniles. The game Is To be
called al eleven O'Clock in the fore
noon and the game will begin at
once. Those desiring to see some
skillful playing should not fail to
see this game. Salem has had y
good reputation this summer and
the Juveniles will eudeavOr 10 make
il at least interesting for the visiting
nine and those watching the game.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

ALL PROPERTY OwSEEs-An6
residents between Cottage street and
o. c. r. Il. track, aud between Mill
and Mission streets are earnestly
urged TO attend s meeting at west
house Of A. w. Scott, corner OAK
and Summer streets, ST 7:S0 p. IL.
Monday evening, Sept. -, 1880, to
discuss the advissblepess of taking
some action toward asking for i'm
pruvements Of streets, fire protec-
tinn. electric light and similar rights
due the taxpayers in said district.
MANY TAXPAYERS. al5St+
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

DIDN'T GET ONE-The following
episode was caught by reporter last
evening while innocently whtchir.
and listening for an item on th,
fair ground: a lady and her bus
band were noticed quite q while,
throwing basebslls at niger isaOies,
the lady throwing free OF charge
the husband paying right along uu-
I'll be had spent sl2j, while in all
this fusilade only one baby ws-
knocked down and that by the man
30 that the lady got no prize. a
few minutes afterwsrd, the coupl,-
were walking along the pavilion
platform, when the lady was heard
TO remark: II was 50 disgusled, thai
we should spend 81 .25 ard ] never
got baby after all"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

MORE GAs.-Albany now comes
in with natural gas equal to that OF
Drain. II seems that the upper
Willamette valley is full Of gas. The
last find is this side of Albany, on
the Sanriam river, and Was discov-
cred 10y some wood choppers who
were working on The low land in the
5a1tiam bottoms. and noticing that
the water Of the slough had 9 pecuI-
lar appearance, made an inyestiga-
ton and found that when q stick
was pushed through the water into
the gravel and Withdrawn gas would
escape, which when lighted match
was applied burned freely for short
time. That upper country is hard
TO understand. and why 1t is infest-
ed with so much gas il as puzzlIng.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
VI iRRiED

LAMME-NIVIAHN.-Atth the deaf
mute schu'ol, thi, city, Tuesday.
September Is, 1880, John H. Lnm-
ME, and Miss Annie Niviahu,
Rev. 7. :. knight. sUDerintend-
eut OF he school, officiating.
This happy cnuple are 10th deaf
mutes and were married by sign
language, in presence o. witnesses
vino fully understond the siEn- 80
that they were enabled L. attest the
certificate that the pair had been
married. Mr.. and Mr.. Lsmme
took last evening's overland train
for q visit among friends in CALI
fur.iia aud may return here tn live.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

To AsS Again. bat His Frank Letter
Got Ii for Him.

a few lonihs ssu one o! the unfortunate
inmates n tue san Francisco Alnaholss
was Inspired by the sensational statements
IN the newspapers vita the belief ,hE: Joys
Vegetable ss-sapG-il.s would help him Bu:
without none, how TO &c, 1, was ;ae cues
ti0I. Finally he WEO:s 10 the Edwin ". Joy
Co, appealing 70 thel- generosity, snd il gss
10; UNDECIDED, the coveted pEepGrs;.on be-
Ing sent hy the next parcel delivery. Ia
effect Is hest told In . subsequent le-,er, FROM
which We quote the following
u suppose you know ne By this writing,
aud my circumstances. and eondifiol Al
thOEgh improving, ssk Of your generosity
to- elo,ns. bost.e o. yOur joys geEetgLIs
raraepArila- It's Laxative ac.inn Is periec-
zion itself. It Ess So thoroughly regulated
ny system that my esiarrh, rLerIaS,lsm,
eons'.pa;ioa, sad headaches are al bs.ier.
isel ashamed 20 ask IL ,h.s way, but s "a.
shall dos though: might nOl need any
more, but am nOv - anxious 10 keep u ID;
uut you soc how IL H.
IIwss seut, and he esa get more n hs ueecS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17


mode, 5 years old. with name and
tail rs white as flax. She was inI-
ported from France in lSSS. They
are both beautiful and valuable
animals.
The finest exhibit ever made here
IN that liue can he seen in the corner
occupied by the Davis Sewing Ma.
chine company. Ii scarcely seems
possible that such achievements ia
the line Of tuckiug, gathering. fancy
sewing. embroidery. tin~cl wors,
making Of leaves aud flowers in silk
and worsted. and in fact every de
partment If sewing from making u
harness to heurning fine handker-
chief. can be worked cut by an or
diuary sewing machine. One Of the
curious aud mast convenient char
acteris.ics Of these machines i that
when once the work Is set in place,
the operators hands may be tied
aud the eyes blindfolded, and the
working If the treadle will send the
work through true a. the needle to
he pole. This l. all the more
wonderful, when the simplicity Of
the machinery Is noticed, but this
iu>ure- freedom from getting out Of
order. A housewife with one Of
these machines and its several at
rachments could do any work she
pleased, snd the noise TO one OF
hvm is barely noticeable. Visitors
TO the pavilion should not fail TO see
these machines, in the southeast
corner. Mr.. Newton. travelling
manager for the United States Is
present, also y. H. Burley, local
manager for the Salem Office and ;.
Z. Foster. salesman, who will be
pleased TO how the machines after
a. well as during the fair.
BROOKS & Harritt. Of the state
street gun store, have q very credit
able showing oitheir wares. Among
other things they have Winchester
repeating shot gun, six shots, Da-
nascus steel barrel and the most
handsomely finished guu ever
brought here; also three Winchester
repeating rifles Of fiue finish. besides
several other implements uf that
character. They have also number
of beautiful revOlvers; some OF the
finest opera, field and reading
glasses: some Of the best razors
made and excellent pocket cutlery;
handsome bird cages, fishing rods,
reels and other tackle, all arranged
in very presentaUle SHAPE slightly
indicative Of the fine stock carried AZ
the store.
Ms. Frank Cooper occupies the
attention Of the ladies a great deal
in presenting the merits OF the
various kinds of corsets, waists and
ladies furnishing goods which she
handles, and as she only carries the
best aud most approved styles, she
finds no trouble in securi. z constant
ira lie. She can lie found close TO the
east entrance OF the pavilion.
The ladies Of the Christian church,
81 the found House" restaurant,
are doing a fine business and they
deserve it-rhey furnish excellent
meals.
Wright & McOscar, second stand
on the walk tn secretary's Office, are
kept busy handing out their fresh
made candies. Call on them.
There was = great crowd on the
grounds al al early hour this mOrD-
ing, and il kept Increasing until two
O'Clock in the afternoon. The ou;-
irok now Is for the nJst prosperous
fair in years
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

CHRITABLE A
Portland firm is run nning the daily
fair program, with ads. from Salem
merchants to the amount OF about
500. There Is not week goes by
that Salem merchants are not taxed
from $50 To slOn for various kinds Of
charitable advertising enterprises
and no one preiends that they bring
Ruy prac'ical returns. The only
kind Of advertising that is read by
everybody is in the regular display
or local columns Of the newspapers.
These constantly work for the city's
interests and ali the year around
show cOurtesies to their patrons.
defend the l1cE. Interests and adver-
t.se the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

Cow WoRTH HAvISG.-B. r
Hall, residing up the river iu the vi
ciniiy OF Halls ferry, has 8 half
roam Durham COW which brought
him four calves INSIDE Of eleven
month, 81 alive and doing vel, AID
during gooi grss- ths past season
gave sb ut five gallon. Of rich milk
each day. The ii 81 two calves came
in Apr :, 1859. and the next two Inst
March, the foimer both oeing males
and the latter . mae and female.
A man " tn q few COWS like that
could soon stock the rsuees Of East
ern Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa.
per and BORDER, Artists Ma
terials- Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds. Etc,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

a FINE FINIsH-N. D. Jones il
the artist wbO flushed the elegant
interior az the Lev meat market,
2G5 Commercial street. shop oTer
Hellenhraud's restaurant. Mar I'D.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

WASTED.-Boys to sell this CAPI-
tai JOURNAL on fair grounds.
Literal commi~sion-3 cts prufit on
each paper sold. Give your boys a
chance to earn penny. All unsold
papers returnaple.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
GILBERT { PATTERSON.

Dealers in Groceries, Crocke1,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc. Soc
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

TIE FRUIT BOOM.-Everyday the
rolling waves Of the fruit bOom are
rising higher and higher, carrying
to this section g tide OF prosperity it
has never known before. The de-
maDd tr fruit stock from all
quarters i immense and fruit lands
are rising steadily in value accord
iugly. No investment will bring
better rprurEs than land put TO fruit,
where tie owner gets both the rise
i'm price and the increase in growt d
Of trees Tie choicest tracts 10 the
Willamette valley are found in the
Fair View, Auburn, Hampden ParS
aud Garden City Fruit Farm I'd.
ditions TO Salem sold 10y the Salem
Land Co. These orchard lands are
laid ufriu five rnd ten acre lots, are
ready to Le planted and cannot IL
had at present prices after they
change hands the first time, which
they are rapidly doing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

An unprecedented aud uuriva!ed
display OF peaches, grapes, LINES,
lemons, bananss anu all other fruits
al J. g. Wright's Call aud b- sup.
Piled.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

v. ". NartIu "The JeweIer." State
ST. is the leader 10 bis line. All aae
grade watches in stock. Watches r.
paired By aim are guaranteed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

Remember that ". L. Wade sells
and delivers general merchandise 1T
bed ruck prices from his North "a
lem store. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
FAIR NOTES.

W. W. Baker, Of Portland, the
veteran newspaper man, sgricultual
editor and attendant a, fairs, says
the pavilion r the finest, fastest
and liveliest ne has ever seen.
While standing inside the fence
at the race track, ole Of JEFF scri-
ber's horses got his hind Ieg over
the tongue and prancsd around st
threatening rate for q little while.
II made great scattering, but there
was nO damage done.
Tue McMinnvilIe hand boys COW
erred themselves with glory this
afternoon. One piece they played
brought enthusiastic applause from
the crowd.
The grand stand was well filled
10 day, al immense Increase over
the ATTENDANCE of yesterday.
Among the exhibits Of breeding
horses, whica are very fine. there is
no owner letter el-titled % feel
proud tran Mr.. I'd. T. Juld, Of
Turner, Of the two animals he pre-
sents. One il BouiitauI, imported
PerchsrOD, No. 900, imported from
France in 1857. and to Oregon last
year. He is a beautiful dark gray
and is claimed to he the largest
horse owned 10 Marion county. The
other Is n black gray filly. Com
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17

At the Big Restaurant meals only
.25 cents. L. : Winters, proprietor.
is-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
The THIRD DAY.
The Biggest Crowd on the
Grounds so Far.
Best PAVILION EXHIBIT N S0YEARA
First Two Days Receipts Sur
pass Same days Of any
Former Year.
BEST PAVILION EXHIBIT N S0TEARS
PREMIUMS AWARDED.

~ tS4AANSihtAAS ~ = lAA.4NSi " N44N
departments yesterday aud last
evening some Of them were return
ed, with the awards duly made, as
follows:
DIVISION L-FoR BOYS UNDER Is.
Paul Siege, Salem. drawing, lst
and "a.
VIM. Higley, salem, potatoes, five
varieties, FIVE specimens each, lst.
DIVISION M-FRCITS.
Vim. Wright. Salem. grapes, I'd.
Geo NJ. Grlley. Salem. prune>.
lst; quiuces, Is.
Oregon Nursary Co. grapes, lst.
W. NJ. Wirr. hest six varieties
grapes, lsi.
DIVISION H-pSNESTIC GoCDS,
Ms ". J. Mccoy. Salem, home
made white yarn, l>t.
Mrs. A. J. Burieite. Salem. home
made wooden s-ockings, lst; home
made wcolen ssek>, ii.
Mrs 4. n. Palmer. Salem, pair
Scolen sheets, 81.
Mrs. A. D. Leach. rag carpet, Isl
nit-and-miss, lst; stair carpet. lst.
Mrs. J. NJ. kim>ey, Aumsville, rag
.arpet I'd; pair home ade bIa IN Eei.,
ID; pair wcoien sheets, lst: hone
nAde wooden -.cSs, Isl.
Mrs NJ. E Tull, Canby, Tnir
homemade blankets, lst.
MIS-. J. ". kimsey, Aumsvillr,
dit-snd-uliss earlet, ID.
DIVISION G-pAIRY.
'Irs- J. Coudit, Aumsvllle, butter
made on farm, I'd; > pounds packed
outer not less than three months
old. lst.
Ms. :. \. Condit. AunsviIle,
butter made on farm, lst.
Warren CrAasIon, Salem, best
cheese, Ist-
DIVISION E-GRAIN, AND GRASSES.
W. NJ. HiIleary, Turner, busheI
oats, lst; peck popcorn, ID.
:. Condit, Aumsville, ha,: pu,hel
ouckwheat, 1st.
}. W. Mckinney, Turner. timo-
thy seed, lst.
c. b. Chapma L. Salem, peck pop
corn, lst: varieties sweet corn, ID
white beans, lst; peas, lst.
II. w. Savage, Salem, sweet corn,
varieties, lsr; peas, I'd.
W. NJ. Hilleary, Turner, white
oeans, ID.
". l. Simeral, Macieay, bushel
wheat, I'd: bushel heat, lst.
:. ;. Condit, AumsvIlle, corn
meal, lst, buckwheat dour. lst.
F-oREGoS MANUFACTURES.
Murphy & Desart, Salem, largest
and best exhibit. draining tile, ls..
H. : Jory & Son, Salem, fruit
dryer, ID.
James FIuuey, Brooks, Q. &.
:rubbiug machine, Let.
John Holm, Salem, blacksmith
work, I'd.
J. ". Coulter, Portland, fruit
dryer, lst.
Salem FIGURING Mills Co., Salem,
80 pounds -four, 1st; best and largest
display OF -four, lst.
John Zies, Corvallis, gate, lst.
Mrs. Sarah 4. Condit, Aumsville,
Oregon-msde caudies, lsl; lard, l-l.
Thos- Kay Woolen Mil Co., So
lem, test and largest display Oregon
manufactured goods, lst-
Mr.. J. Condit, Aumsviiie. Oregon
made candies. ID; lard, I'd; cora
meal. ID.
J. J. Harkin-, Salem, blacksmith
work, lst.
L. :. Simeral, Macieay, oregon
manufactured soap, lst.
J. W. Crawford, Salem, stoves
and r-nges, lst-
d. H. Sherwood. salem, gate. I'd.
C!sggetr & Irvine have some very
fine Angora goats, among them TWO
ewes aud kid, recently Imported
from California. They are Of direct
pure blood imported stock. Mr..
ClAggett has also fine full blood
buck and two pure blood ewes. He
has b-en expecting 80 head Of pure
blood bucks coGsigned to him from
California, which will ~ here 10 q
few days and Oe for sale
FAIR NOTES.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
5. v. THOMPSON & Co..

waIchnaksrs and Jewellers, ~ Com
meFclsl street. S!3lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-17
25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver.
tisenleut inserted 10 this column for less
tnnn twenty-five cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-07

FROM a circular just issued from
the census bureaus We learn that the
debts of the State Of Maryland, in
1880. amounted to $11, 2S0, 800. 3;
IN 1890 it was reduced to SO, $780,
536.56; this amount is reduced by
cash on hand to 50, 724, 1856. It
also appears that the State has no
floating debt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-07

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW york. M