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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

SOURCE OF COMPLAINT One of
the most prolific sources of COM
plaint now existing in the city, aud
the most disagreeable feature that
meets the eye of the visitor, as well
as being of the greatest inconven-
ience aud discomfort, is the misera-
BILE condition OF sidewalks in the
residence portion, Valuable pieces
Of property, containing good houses,
handsome gardens, and so forth, are
surrounded by broken sidewalks,
loose boards, nails sticking up, un-
even planking and such like, tear
ing the shoes and dresses Of ladies,
endangering the lives and limbs of
pedestrians generally, and genera
tive Of more profanity than all the
other ills to which flesh is
heir. The street supervisor has
been doing his best to have proper
repairs made, but the work goes on
very slowly. The JOURNAL would
suggest a means Of reaching the de
sired end: Let every person seeing
piece OF sidewalk inside the cor
poration that should be replaced or
repaired, report 1t in writing to
Street Commissioner Graham; then
he will make examination. Ii he
finds the work called for necessary,
let him report at each meeting to the
council and that body can order ii
done-by the property owners ifthey
will; II not by the city at the prop
erty's expense.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
II About rrareI OF Emigrate.

The voysEe- cSnrc. be provided with 8
.Sfer rsme1E and protective medicine than
Ho>tet,sT's stomach Bitters. AbUlGs NJ
testimony exists 70 prove that - uuLt-es
cuTttUl CllnS-tc influences SCd The effects
q sX pCS Crs, tbs. it -scolcllSS the >-uuacs
70 Cnacc IstoC,Sd food, and prevents I'M UT.-
oCS results nom iupCrs water. Mariners.
tourists. emf ANTS and mines have all
cOntrl bCre1 their quota % testimony il is
behalf. and is protective influence has
bsSn moSI ersC.Usly demonstrated in ~
E,ons SnG under conditions who're, II CC-
rare Y effective. thSt lac, would long since
ltye bSSn exposed In - class a. dis
orders have is TeI5lisl and preventive
properties been n,o0n cC-Sp cuClsfy shown
hAn in eases O.. malaria teysTS. u-z-a1-5S
for which /. : The ml>tpOpC-sr Sr=scS-c
n existence. bo-E Eere aD1 IN -EE r-Cp--S,
= here lis X -S--Cc : Sczs-c=. y second 70
lcst which il enjoys On n - continent. L
!. moreover. q most Agreeable appS--ES-
and ueEVlCF.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

A FINE ORaANIzATIoN.-The
new band recently spoken Of in
these columns hes been fully organ
ized with w. 5. Boggs as president
and J. l.. Mitchell secretary. 1t is
to consist of "a pieces aud will he
one Of the best equipped bands In the
state. A full set Of new instruments
have been ordered and are expected
to arrive morrow. They are Of
the Carl Fischer make, the most
approved style now in use. Sixteen
Of the instruments are nickel, aud
six OF eight Of them are silver plated
and very costly. These latter will
be the private property Of those
ordering them and the Others will
be common property Of the organiza-
ton. Ten or twelve members are
already practised players and a half
dozen Others can read music well, so
that there will be band ready to
commence playing the moment the
instruments arrive. The members
will be handsomely uniformed inn
mediately and in short time Sa.
lem will have y second hand Of
which she cs.u be- Justly proud.
They have rented Diamonds hall
on State street fer practice and
Prof. HaHen will be the instructor
and leader The instruments were
ordered through Z. H. Easton and
will cost about $500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
A Cure fer sick Headache.

his distress. 90 ouR-NC- : DE % 81
inactive O SlCEESh l-Ve- o. cC->-- rSs 81
bowels which te-aDEeS the stnulscc Scd
Z stu o the AS-yC-S system causing 8 r
q ness and s 2 Cpp-eSS- ys 1C- rS-- II t-e
head C-ts- - severe a. 10 prevent SE- = r5'S-
o. s4eSC one O. Dr. t1CLls Improved
Liver Pills will TSlsave yO- OF sA L-s pliiL
ard n, ,tssry z-d 8 few more duses zlll CO..
r,st the -lv5- and stomach and -5i-- -s-S 2 -
ocES-s ~ lille -EsSs r---s s-s s--,z--- 5.ss-- :
- Ken. Sn1 mild and gentle II tsE-r Ec--C1
rks0o > 10 uis5.c-Ds ElzE1 tbs. E-- - -
t5,s- lE1ly c-TT SIX Ee2-AclE- : cents g
box. SID by smith & ~-s-Ee-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
EAST SALEM WATER SUPPLY.
A Comparatively Small Expense Would
Give Good Service and Seen
rity Against Fires.

ne ihCt mas Deea long recognized
aud has been fully established re
Gently that no adequate protection
against fire exists among the resi-
donts on Piety hill, closely built
portion of the city, containing fine
houses and other valuable improve
ments, and that with a strong wird
fire once we'll started there would
play sad havoc.
The best means OF providing the
required protection is the question
that mas worried the authorities,
the aim being to keep the expendi
ture for such purpose within the
financial ability Of the city and at
the same time make it sure and re.
liable. Many Of the firemtn claim
this can only be accomplished by
means of cis!erns. which they claim
would be much the best and in the
end just as economical.
On the other hand, man who
has given the fire service of the city
good deal of thought and personal
examination informed a JOURNAL
reporter yesterday that the problems
could be solved most cheaply aud
effectively by a system of larg,
hydrants, to which the steam en-.
gines aud also the hose could be at
tached, thus receiving all the power
required. The fact was pointed ou,
that the city water company has
been and is now extending large
mains through that portion of the
city spoken of, and that with the
new aud powerful machinery the
eompsny is putting in n sufficient
force can always be obtained to
make those large hydrants effective
Ia supply and strength.
Those hydrants can he purchased
for about SIS each, laid down here,
SO says the JOURNAL informant,
and can certainly be put in for $40 to
SIS each. There are fourteen street
intersections in the district now
peculiarly affected aud at the ex-
treme cost of $40 each there could
be one placed at every intersection
for the total cost Of $500. But II is
thought that for all present purposes
one at every alternate intersection
would give good security aud these
could be put in for total cost Of
$50, sum that can very easily be
spent on matters not quite soimport-
ant.
IL is recognized on every hand
that no gsod work can be done with
the present system Of old hydants
They are OF a style long out of date
and never We're Of any account;
they are badly rusted and their capa-
city is too small. With the new
style, large and improved hydrauts.
III for engine or hose conuecuous,
aud with a good supply Of water in
the maius-which is hereafter as
sured-there would be little danger
Of extensive fires under the efficient
hands of the Salem fire department.
The city council. whose members
are ready aud anxious ALWAYS to
provide for the safety II property,
will doubtless take this matter in
hand as soon as possible and take
such action As intelligent investiga-
tion will convince them is right.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
How TO Cure Nervousness.

y body with a nervous tempera-
msnt will make kuown its wants
through its natural medium-the
nervous system. If IL fails - re-
ceive proper uourishmcnt the nerves
will be the first 10 cry out. DR..
Killers Hydastiue Restorative
ensures perfect uutriliou 10 those
who take it, and 4 perfectly nour-
ished body cannot be nervous. For
sale 81 y. J. FTy'S.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

Use >ENoNu Ezz-z1 ssss51- c[ tEs Ma
rrcc c1-Efy c1-lEA. -1s----c Wl-L -
hela n tie el-y & ~S.s1l- essET- NJ Nc
sky. a -E- L--L EseC sl1 81 -C----s
LA7eS WeEEs- Do : sIgS,-. &c tEE- a.. teac--
60 AE1 IEosz LErEE1 ~ O. teac1 lE TIE
sce1,1ls cf Nara cc--ry Wl- - E-e>e-r
kl1 Ess-s- .C E-F wCrE- N-tssss 81. te
90 A. -Ess1 iE all N-kEc1ss rk-Ez- t- tEs
cllu MA sr1l1ls. Nll- pete1- -s-a--s
Elll - eZElcEe1 T. NnDEk
rAt1 JC-urv ~.rhas-- -Ussrt n s,tsrI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

BOARD or TRAnE--0wing 70 the
small ~ endance at the special
nlovsiag last nigh, 40 business was
transacted. Thos COFbet,, the well
borer, Was prosent Snd suggested
that the matter of considering the
experimental oil well he pos;pon.
ed until some regular meeting
when they would have lsrger
attendapce. Mr., Corbett stated
that other business, Just Al
pFesent, would keep him fnonl
giving il the proper attention, Ii
was the general opinion that il Wa,
best 10 lei the matter remain quiet
TIL some regular meeting. In III,
meantime the members o. the boArt
are 10 study the scheme aud es pre-
pared to come 90 wiss conclusion
when IL is brought Up for consider
alton.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

ARTICLES or INCoRPoRATIoN.- -
Articles Incorporating the East
Portland Savings bank were filed
with the secretary of state to-day;
John Myers, f. \. Bruce, and f. e..
Austin, iueorporators; capital stock,
S5o,0r0; principal place OF business,
East Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

French PRAIRIE CRoTs,-A gen.
tlennan of this city who Travelled
over large portion % Erench Pr,i-
rie Yesterday, lnforms = JOURNAL.
reP0rser that erops are hooking fine,
Land that he has ia other years
notioed as oeATing very pNor eNops
Is this SSAson cloJsvi with rich look.
Ing growth, promising laTSe yield,
In the viriuity q GervAis and ~.
Louis aud on the road hack 70 salem.
many fields were noticed that are
alrSady assuming golden hue aud
viii son claim the attention Og the
harvester. Crops 81 all kinds hook
well IA the nelghooFhysods travensea.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

ttcAl1E tfies Ars E.cNa - gso1sl-rs
.Ge Fci sga.rais2r. cacs1ng lztsase ilehL1x
keoc1laS 4a1 Prosr1@lnx ytst1 al cccr L,
~, keankca tl-e kE1ae1N. "a cA as-rs
ttrNclly - t1s p4THs slecta1 G1scrcs -
r-sEs, Al-Ays ltsAllg ara s1ec.s q Fsrr141-
treytss ucA ~. &-saakA ftl0k q So
~ SuatIh a elellleF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

THE BIG BRIDGE PROGRESSING.
The work of building the big
bridge Is going on apace. VIM.
Bates, brother Of one Of the con-
tractors, is here and has the general
superintendence ofthe whole work.
The blacksmith foreman, the car
penter and the pile driving foreman
all report their wants to Mr.. Bates
aud have their work done under
his personal direction. Everything
is proceeding harmoniously aud
with good progress. The work Of
Strengthening out the steel rods,
bars, bolts aud braces of the old
bridge has been let TO o. ID. Hutton,
oil the Salem Iron works and ia
quite an extensive job, but o. ID. has
the means and men to do it in good
shape. When properly Strengthened
by means of rollers, this old material
will be shipped for use in smaller
bridges for which Hoffman x Bates
have contracts in other places.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

\ PROFITABLE USINEsS sS.-A
gentleman i'm California is in CORES
pondeuce with the secretary of the
board Of trade, iuquiring into the
prospects for q first class dairy and
cheese factory in or near Salem.
There is fine opening for such an
industry right here in our midst.
This is one Of the establishments for
which all the bonus asked is reliable
Information. Ii the gentleman
could visit Salem he woHld find
plenty of encouragement for his
enterprise, both in the way of prices
for his products aud facilities for es-
tablishiug either butter or cheese
factory, or both combined. Among
the many rushing industries Of the
Willamette valley dsirying has not
received due attention, which with
proper care can be made profitable
business.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

Dress them we'll Wei drSssed
childrsn arr = PlsS>ure - 10 their
pANents, and gooi clothss increass
a ehild's sslf rSspeSg. FroU the
ch~APess 70 the bssg car goots are
neAily aud Substantially made up
lOHNSoN BooTHBN a 90.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
l.SOo NILES.
Bat she Got It--A sample Of Let
eers Daily Received

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va j; Is t,s- r--=ra sc 9, sz@5 80
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

GREAT CAvR-A number OF our
people are talking up developement
Of the wonderful Josephine county
limestone cave. Ii has been ex-
plorei for three miles and has fine
mineral springs The building Of s
wagon road and hotel would make
It = famous mountain resort.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

tNrERFsTlN0 GAMES The CAPT.
tai baseball groands Ia Highland
addition vail he the seVDe % two of
the best games ever plAyea in these
parts next saturday aud SuadAy
hSgNeen the NApoouvcg, Wash, club
and the SAlem uins Ths Naucoa.
Vers Sre enack plsysn and will b
called upoU - pat uP their tSsi tail
il they ses away With The honle
gl1o. Tas Rext game u imPogtAncS
Row oa the list, is With the "NoS
Ilills,H q RoEtland. CA the s7th,
which WAs arranged yesterday 6y
ManAgsr JAY Z. smith Whlle ia
Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

PAY EoUR SUESCRIPTION.-The
finance committee on 4Ih of July
celebration earnestly request those
that have not yet paid their sub
scripIions TO do SO st once, that the
business may De all settled up.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

PLAT FILED.-DT. :. r. JeSsup
and wife have filed in the county
recorders Office plat Of Depot sd-
dition 10 Salem, embracing twenty
one blocks, lying east of AlSert's 5
addition and Yew Park, south OF
the 5. p, depot, the ground being
better known as the slaughter house
grounds, where the Cross slaughter
house once stood.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

ApvERTISISS CAR--AdveFtisiug
car Nc 1, q John Rooiusoa' .
worlds exposition, arrived in S4lcn
lSsi night With the overland train.
rhey are eusy to-day pOtting uP
posters, oilis eic. The shS~ Is aoN
In MtssO0lA, MOnt. and Is registered
fog Salem J1ly 81 TIE car Nil
leSvs to-mogroN tOr California and
way pSlnts
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

STREEr NUJSANCE-rhe JOVR.
NAL is asked a. voice = complaint
that certain parties in South Salem
have 4 pipe running fOom lheiV
kitchen sink 10 the street under the
sidewalk, and that the sswerags
thus accumulating be>,onles very
offensive aud unhealthy, Being
outside the city limits, this majteV
Is a subject for the county court,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

THROWS OFF ALLEGIASCE.-W
Hughes made affidavit to-day before
the county clerk that he would Re-
nounce allegiance 10 Queen Victoris
aud become one Of Uncle Sans
faithful citizens.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

AprOlNTMENTS-- - The goVernor
today sPpoinJed The following NO
tAFiyss W. Philips, ClackSnlAs;
r. l. PSrkeg, Astoria; Z. II. l-Sl0Or.
cite. oFVgoa Nty; r. l. EA1OO, J. n
WileNN. RogtlA0d Chas :. RGn-
dy, q Washington, ID. G., aud Ella
=. RranuAn, of New Nogk GIy,
we've appoiuted commissionSrs u
dce,is tor Opag0n.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

orr EoR \ MOUNTAIN TRIP.
Judge J, h, Waldo, Deputy Sher-
iff \. I. VAIN, Dan Bass aud his
cousin, who recently Srrivei in Sa-
lem from England, sJartsd this
morning for Waldo Lake in Lane
county, vhere they eNpec, 10 SpeEd
about thpee months hunting, fishing
and bres,hiug the invigOrating
mountain air. Judge Waldo is cap
tain ofthe company and i as lively
Ss any ofIhe toys snd is Jolly zap
Tor such trip, The boys will hav,
big time, aud return next Septem
ber, doubtless looking hale and IN
kempt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
EStrAy Nsue

Taken up a. TIE subscribers Preu-
isss, on Jaly : a bay ulAFe with Ssl
aud : black horse, boSh branded
"P". Owner can ootzin property
by eAlling and paying charges and
advertising
2 NJ. RoLANp.
Crossou. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

HONE FROM rHg SEA.-JOhuny
Booth, who shipped - sAllor
about two years agO, Is home Sgain
aAcT = cruise which has taken him
Sl over the Atlantic o,esn. al
aro0nd the British islauis and
Southwestern E0rOpe, He comes
home = han ieiged Jack Tar With
an eNcVllSnt rs,NoFd a. SEAMAN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

FIRE.-The residence Of Jeweler
Barr had a narrow escape from fire
this afternoon. The chimney flge
burned out, and heavy sparks
throw out would certainly have
set the roof in flames hai not Mr..
Barr come 10 the rescue with his
garden hose. Ii was narrow es-
cape.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

SlAFE MRrFtN0 NEplVN Mr..
Rroc,. a SD slAtfWutins nsii0u,
has ryoms al the rysidenoe ~ Mrs,
Holland the Hartford pNcn,lsss
and Sin giVe sittiags Gag = tsN day.
cnly. S-St'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

CAPITAL BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-
Prof. \. =. Armstrong, Of the Port
land Business college and the Capt.
tai business college, OF this city,
was here this forenoon snd re-
porter of the JOURNAL learned from
him that the latter institution will
be better equipped than ever for the
next school year, commencing about
the eth Of September. Mr.. w. l.
Staley, Tor the past year in charge
of the commercial department of
the Cornell university at Mt. Yer
non, Iowa, will have charge of the
same department here. He will
remain ia the Portland college dur
ing the summer to become familiar
Scith the routine work Miss Aza-
lie CochrS\ at present teacher Of
shorthand In tn> Portland college,
will have the same department here,
and Mr.. j. W. McCulloch, of the
Capital Teachers agency, will have
charge of the English department.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

TINS REArS EN.-A. W. NeAtch
MAS in the JOURNAL offioe this
morning with t~o immsnse
rsdishss, one measuring - inches iD
length And IS inenes in cincGna-
terence, the other - inches ia
leagth Snd l4-o inches ia eincumfer-
eRo. They were sol,i aud q = fns
quality, and grew On Mr. Ne&tch' :
place, in EnglsSoOi SiditiOa.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

READY FOR Business y Anles
RStchelor, the newly elecled justice
q the pSSc~ for SAhem pNsVincg. :
now duly QuAhned aud Siu o,ocuPy
tue same roonls held by his PTe,3e-
oesSor, Jusyice ChS>e, in Reeds
opera house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
The Best Lisht.

That Is what We want on any
subject, and TWO arc electric lights
make store at night just a. bright
Is day. This is Important in Se-
Letting clothes, and you get the benz
eft uf il At ConradS,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

FUN AuEAp.-The latest enter
prise on foot is the arrangement of
a game Of baseball between the real
estate men of Salem and the print
ers, which is expected to take place
in the near future. The mines are
not picked out for certain yet but
there is no reason why the Ink
Slingers" and the "Dirt Rustlers"
should not dish up more fun than a
whole circus.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

NEW CHURCH.-loseph b, Early
will preach In the Z. 7. church in
this city next sunday. The Dunk
Sr,is will eudeaVOE 10 organize :
chureh And have regular services in
Salem. TArre Sre gooi number q
this denomination Al Marlsay "a 40
will assist Jheis Salem friends in o.
gSu.Eing and maintaining the
chuuch in this place.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

THE SCHOOL DIRECroRS. - The
boIrd Of school directors met yester-
day in regular session, and adjourned
until ? o'clock this morning. The
contract for building the North SS-
lem school house WAS awariei 10 Z.
Craven, his bonds approved and the
contract signed. The boani decided
not to build the Central school
this year, but 10 repair the old build-
ing. Some changes will be rsQuired
in the EaS, Salem bui.dinS-putting
in two new furUsceS, and tiling and
draining the basement, The North
Salem building is 10 be ready on
November LIST of this year.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

nGEHS' INSISTING. a regular
uicetiOg II ngeT dre company win
h. held this Wednesday, sysning
a. \ o'clsck. Memh<Ts, AXE nOsic,s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

BURIED To-DAY.-Geo. w. An
derson, landlord Of the Cook hotel,
at whose house Joseph McNab died
Monday morning, was Informed
that he had rich brother in Patter-
son, New Jersey, and telegraphed
him Of Juseph's death, in the mean
time keeping the body frozen in ice
awaiting a reply. 1t came to-day,
simply saying to bury the deceased
at Salem for the present, so the fun
er,l took place at , o'clock this after
noon. The dispatch was very cool,
TO say the least, if the brother is as
rich a. reported, n fact that Mr..
Anderson intends to Investigate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

WANTED.-A girl 10 do house
work. Call at the residence Of Prof.
z. NJ. Parviu. rs / W
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

CrPln TtAAi ls he n&Ine ~ Far
raf A Cos usN pgixsle t,iaod ef Tea.
III = extra Eosst ffg ~,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
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GILBERT 4 PATTERSON,

Dealers IN Groceries, CrOckey,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

II Siege, VIM BAles, A HulQuiSt,
Paul Mccarthy and wife, } "
Lewis, J : Cochran, Portland.
John Litchdeld, SkAmokSwA-
" II BASSS,J, Iowa
Ed Black. : T
J q Bid.emzn, Ms Fuller, :,
Paul
Fred Frsy, FCrSS. Grove.
q T. HSDaoa, Mouucuth.
Fl Miller, Albany.
Dr. " W Gissy, Aurors-
Geo Goyss, Ohio.
H c Kinney, Grants PAS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

GA and gasoline sgoVcs la grVAt
variety aud Cheap AZ Steiner A hlos-
eF's
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09

Too MANY PIGEONS Henry
Price, driver Of the Capital fire en-.
giue, is vexed until patience ceases
10 be virtue, by pigeons ir the bell
tower of the fire alarm, which, by
ahghJiug on the wire ring the alarm
in the engine roOu, keep the horses
in = continual state 81 excitement.
This morning Henry Was talking
very unpleaSAnIly about them, and
MAS iuquiriug for = shotgun.
noub,leSs il the boys will call
around tonight, they will fiud
binds enough for = pot pie.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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COOK HOTEL
w + Helm, \ Nichols, PrineS lie.
J { Band, + ManbAll, Portland.
L NJ Moore, Toronto, Ont,
Ms + 7 Judd, Turner.
JScOb Miller, ON ahs-
E NJ Kenney sud daughter, y J.
J { Smith, Albany.
E { Parkinson, Washington, D