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The morning call., 1890-09-01
Mrs. Coon.r,s Hib,e class.

One of the largest bible classes that has
assembled for years in the First Congrega-
tional Church convened yesterday after the
morning service. Mrs. Cooper announced
that on next Tuesday afternoon, at Union
Square, kindergarten reception would be
rendered to Mr.. George Hearst by the chill
dren of tile Hearst Free Kinderg arten, I'M
der the auspices of the Golden Gate Kinder
garten Association. She said that about
200 little children would take part in the
festivities. Rev. DR.. Meredith Of Brooklyn,
n. Y, who has a kindergarten connected
with his own church work, is expected to
be present, and has kindly consented to
make brief address.
The lesson Of the day was. Entering the
Kingdom" and was based upon Christ's
welcome to little children-"Suffer little
children ETC.; also the question of the
young ruler GOOD master, hat shall I
do 10 inheIis ettrnai me III seemed that
eager questionings of the large class.
The morning call., 1890-09-01

ilv and intimate friends of the deceased.
The remains were taken on the 10 o'clock
Oakland boat and conveyed to Mountain
View Cemetery, where they were inferred
in the family plat.
At the grave the ceremony consisted of an
address and prayer by the Rev. DIR. Cameron.
literally concealed beneath wealth of floral
offerings. Among the many handsome floral
tributes were the following: A large broken
wheel, the gift of S. H. Collins; a handsome
pillar of white roses, Mr.. and Mrs. L. R.
Stockweu; "Gates Ajar," James P. Kerr;
"Laid TO Rest" James Fair Jr.; "Rest in
Peace" Charles LOOMS. Handsome floral
designs were also sent by William Malloy,
Cyrus Green Charles McCurdy, Miss Flora
l.. Hatch, Thomas A. Williams, the firm of
Coley Roeder and others.
The morning call., 1890-09-01

Bacon & Co. the question was asked why
the oookbinders and pressmen, who are 10
fact part of the union, were allowed to do
Baeon's work. The reply was made for
those workmen that they would shut down
on BacOn's work whenever requested to do
so by the union.
1t was decided to donate 800 to the strik-
ing printers in Los Angeles, and for that
purpose 1 per cent assessment will be
levied on the trade of this city. part OF
this same subject was the appointment OF
W. F. Edgar, j. II. Simpson and VI Pen
nincton a committees to solicit aid for the
widow and children of Christian Keebler,
printer in Los Angeles, whose trouble IN
connection with the strike drove him In
sane, and he committed suicide.
The morning call., 1890-09-01
Simple Tx Society.

At the meeting of the Single Tax Society
held in Pythan Castle, 9O9R Market street,
last night, the following programme was
presented to full house:
Opening remarks, l.. NJ. Manner, Chairman
Instrumental music. Professor A. o. Eckman;
song, Before the Green Leaves Turn to Gold,''
A. Granger; address of the evening, Joseph
Legeti subject, " Four Representatives OF Anne r
lean Democracy"
Mrs. Marie l.. Harrington will address the
Single Tax Society on next Sunday evening.
Subject "a Free Bureau of Justice
The morning call., 1890-09-01
TO SUCCEED MAYOR POND.
Candidates for the Mayoralty Being DIS

cussed,
The fight for the Democratic nomination
for the Mayoralty is now on, and the prin-
cipal contestants for the honor are Fleet f.
Strother, Frank McCoppin and Colin NJ.
Boyd. The first-named is also candidate
for the nomination for Congress in the
Fourth District but the general belief is
that Judge Ferral will be named to run
again. and in that event Mr.. StrOther would
be in danger of being retired to private life,
as it is pretty well understood that Boyd is
Buekley's choice for the Office of Mayor. OF
course Mr. Boyd is an anti-Buckley man,
aud the boss" will have the naming of the
ticket but he has grown careless of his
honors with the acquisition of wealth, ana
well, Mr.. Boyd is a real nice gentleman"
so Buckley says, and would like the place.
Among the Republicans four names are
discussed, and each has a large and enthusi-
astic following. They are }. b. StetsOn, l..
l.. Baker. l.. K. Ebert and Wendell Easton.
1t is not believed. however, that either Mr..
Baker or Mr. Stetson would make an effort
to secure the nomination, and this would, OF
course, make neither one formidable in
convention against young and ambitious
men like Easton and Ebert. Easton has,
PERHAPS the largest 5oiiJHing Of the four,
but Ebert is power with the younger ele-
meDt.
The morning call., 1890-09-01
RepubIioap E.ecu.ive CommIttee

There will be meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Republican State Central
Committee on the 9Th inst, at which time
Colonel Markham will be in attendance, and
the final arrangements for the campaign
will be completed. The battle will not be-
gin, however, until the 18th, after which
things Will 90 with rush.
The morning call., 1890-09-01
Gamblers Arrestad,

Fifteen negroes and one white man were
arrested early yesterday morning, by posse
of police from the Southern Station. at 1S9
Jesse street, near Third, and locked up at the
City Prison, on a charge of visiting gamb
ling den. They were all caught playing the
game of crap"
The morning call., 1890-09-01

1t is rumored That Hon. James G. Blaine
will visit California during the present cam-
paign and that he will make three or four
speeches in behalf of the Republican ticket,
but the report could not be traced to its
source. What foundation there is for the
statement it is hard to say, but those in a
position to know say that it is not improb-
able that he may be induced to come.
The morning call., 1890-09-01
Morkham and Mnrrnw.

At meeting of the regular Republican
Club of the Twenty-ninth Assembly Dis
trict, held on Saturday night, resolutions
were passed indorsing the nominations of
Colonel Markham and Mr. Morrow. The
Secretary was instructed to communicate
with the latter, urging him to accept.
The morning call., 1890-09-01
Beauty Is a Precious Gift

And faultess teeth in lovely mouth is one of ito
greatest charms. De careful of your teeth and pre-
them by using SoZoDoNT that charming
dentfrice which is perfectly harmless and abso.
utely indispensable for the toilet
The morning call., 1890-09-01

MR. AND MRS DREws' DANCING AGA
WI envy. II New Montgomery st-New
rangements; tuition reduced: dan cling learn
At little cost; Gents exclusively (beginn er
Mondays. Wednesdays; Ladies (beginner.
days. Thursdays; soIrees Saturday evenings
lessons daily.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
0resenian Rail Road Company,
"'a'fAI'h;s. Front an T. sts, Pors'an
r. EAST SIDE

10 st'is az I. o' ses, -ide st'ilo % fT snle n
~ s'i'n. 4 hg . sls nj Un,oa dc ~. "a, IN,
,svnS|"' sops h1sn. VT q fsss. Az
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
Health is Wealth |.

DIX, r. q. WESra Nerve and ,r,dn
IRA, ,nrnt. a guaranteed specific, for Ur..
,erih, pitzine~s. tonvuiSions, Flis. key, ~.
x sssuiN'x a. he 'dnche. Nervous Pr,,-tratit,n
suss,n ~ the u-e Of Hlrohol or toi,aeco
sss,tiIn"ss; Mental hep es-l.,n. sa,iten.
ins i,ns ~ .ne or.in r~sulting In instnity and
.e@anS .,S " MARY, 'ecay and death. mr..
,as ''tu ~k.' oarfrnne-s loss of rover
-. W ~ oterNxeri lDii of the brain. Each
Dx o,ntsin, one months Treatment. 81 ts,
p,A ~ sls b 'xf- fT 500, .enf by mai
prep'Id on rensii't II price. ''-''
WEGCARANTEE SIX BOXES
~ en,c any ease. with sacb order 70.
s,.oy oe.sI oy Us 10, six boxes, acronpanled
,s,t, tn soo', We viii send the pu.chas.,r our
"a. tf,'ssimsat do.s noi effect -, ~ o., =
.n.s an. = ,s-uoi "niy by ,,es,. n. Good Dru.-
ss'' ~'s agent, 'ae tom ~ ,s.Ien nr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
lapanese lpierisrs-

The houses that tie japanese
women occupy are, it goes without
saying, as neat and wondrously
fashioned as themselves; almost al.
ways full Of surprises, with movable
panels, with boxes and slides, with
compartments OF all shapes and ~
tonishing little closets. Everyth.n ,
Is minutiously clean, even among
the humbiest. and Of apparent sim.
plicity, esl,ecially among the riche,t
Alone the altar OF the ancestors,
where sticks Of incense burn, u
gilded, laequered, and garnisbed
like q pagods With vsses and iapt-
erns. Everywhere else q purposed
bareness-a baroness ali the mure
complete and white If the dwelling
pretends TO elegance. No embrn.d-
cred tapestries: sometimes trsnspaY.
ert portieres, made Of strong beads
and bamboos. And never any furn-
lluISi II II Ou TUG luci vi OI ilLttc
lacque pedestals that necessary OBJ
jects or vases OF flowers are pisced.
To the mistress OF the house luxury
consists in the very excess of that
cleanliness of which ] spoke above,
and which is one Of the incoptes-
table qualities of the JspsDe~e peo-
pie. 1t is everywhere the custom TO
unshoe before entering q house, aud
uothing equals the wilderness Of
those mats, upon which one never
walks without fine socks with di-
yided toes. The woodwork itself Is
white, neither painted nor varnirh-
ed, keeping as its sole Orrameuta-
ton, among women Of true taste,
the irnperceptible veins Of the young
pine.-From Japanese Women"
by Pierre Lott, in HsrPers for De
c,-rnber.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
H;.A of, in I.avenns PevaU Govt Report Ao5 - 'sss
Roe! g! Rss'9s Rsxa:z
ABSOLUTELY PURE

wreck as shown by the evidence,
make no Comment, but leave IL to ,
cSpdid public who do not enjoy III
sweet solace Of free transportation
TO make mp the verdict, in prefer
ence TO Justice" or any other per
500 Who writes ccmmr nicaiions "s
the subject and withbelds his uanr'
from public view. II the commi-
non have laid themselves hzole Il
potsis censure In this or any oihe'
matter, l can only say that the pub
lie have 10, been SLOW 10 showing
tbem up in the rpsst Unfair sad un
fAvsrsbls light under ail circum
sta nees asd at al times whenever
the bard have n.ie Al inspection
the public press al along the hos
hare. 10 . greater o. les extent, se'
about Immediately TO kin and de-
.t-oy any influence the boArl might
have prrsinesi.
As ,o tie Labish tressle, the hoard
passed over il one year ago and Gv
Mr.. Lob hnscn and . large force o'
men st work on il putting in the
nev hentA he-etos,re referred To,
snd telieviLg and eeiug informed
by Manager koehler that the tres;ie
would te and vas at that time bs-
ing thoroughly overhAnle-d, an on
cial inspection Vas not made II il
had been the b-,ard have no ascur-
ance that any recommendAtion il
might have nlade would have been
heeded in the least On that very
trip the small tresiie near Brooks,
just po-th Of Lake Lshish, was con-
demned snd ordered repaired. II
stands in the sxme rotten and un-
safe condition to-day that il did
then and il rottes and unsafe to-day,
aud has teen 50 considered by train
men ou The ruad- In DO instance il
which repairs have been recon-
mendsd have they been made, and
in no instance has the Southern Pa
cshc company treated the recon-
merdAiiops Of the bosrd on repairs
ordered IN 8 manner that would in
dicate thst they felt under any sece.-
sity to comply.
The board nave realized all slor z
tha: there vas DO law which could
oe brought into vperalion 10 enforce
its orders. II has lacked the sup
pnrt Of the CHIEF executive Of the
state, and has teen made the butt Of
all political jokes which could be con-
struc;ed on the subject. AS 8 board,
il has done all the business which
has come before it, and has eDdeav-
ored in this investigation, ss in all
other matters, TO do 20 fairly and
impsrtisliy.
If Manager Koehler or any other
party wants any more information
on the subject, I am open TO croee
examination or access 10 any shape
de<ired, as I spent the greater pat
Of four DAYS at the wreck and tried
10 observe carefully everything Of
interest in the Investigation.
6. W. COIvIG.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02

1S A1O0kES IkA4U N1Ff
~ :ss.ssS. ysasi ys.,s ssens es.-s
-. 5 ~ 3: va sSss Ss.s =: ''s~a
no Sss~ yssss vros., ssS~a E~ev
n'a -; ,ssI n. sss s-,ssA
- - - hseans - ionhsd . hsaS
loe-the wy picture Of bsaufy aal
V2-rSssa Srsses Sssss 70. 80 n
lv1 - you; shs usss Dr. rs~ress + =
vefse freacxtrtton- sccepe your arosc-
A sshsenhy woman > Ssrsly, n erc-.
= -, a. II =: s.ss,.: :1s s, 49,: 70 ss vs:ss
0Oss q pals. allew fAces dun. iustrrscss
s11css4 An b permaneutly Ere3 ~
WaG d. PScfcs1 Favorffe Prescription
"A Saauty vhicA conhsned With ga'-:
c0aketse Of 6ead anA hsart 0Ako voa,eI
snQSA e bcyetiseR
svoSsss rrsscrip<1ca b tAs only r,ea-
- SS Sec<a: soid = ar1Exi.sS enesr
slss,s d ~ii ~. nDsa sss.sss.sSa sss sanr e
syWy 60 - ncney win b refunAcd. 1.
= pasoscs q eeSAe for lsucorrnsA. pain ii
Dnn1ex0nrtc1- unn1fufA GuppPeenfooS. pro
h0oU % fAlkfn6 ef sAs vu4h, wax hacs.
encnA ehrunie enaFsSkioa, tnnanrna
60 eDA uicssas3aa q sks womb.
NOaxAN nmPuNaA8Y MEDICAL AsecA
oA13oR, 0anufacsaraA BuRnlo, NY.
n ml&S PELLETS sSssl' ep,sl ess.'. exsss
IA1.eava @ CasAaFtse ecnordinS 20 s.a
- 1nA ~ GuGKDA = eln1D Q vtaA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
Two Through Trains Each Ni!
DAILY, VIA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM

~
Commenting with Sunday, Sa'v1, nj b
is,fD iirst aud socoId-clnss tletsu, ,,ajL.e
L,r.ois,d on .'Ths Limited rA'' .s,ysr
ig.ll lA . allo 4, as vel also ch li'
Snf i'lyeIs," No. Igndt , ..,tos sw
.'rhr Limited Enr, Mail us..N colo
Squippsd With Pullman palace snu ,ss sn1
nisi sieepefa. diniuK tsirs, cti.iln p",tIand
sss,.hes, and run solid between
and hisa.go. daily VII hout eiiashso, uIoped
The..Overland F1yer'trnips ~. ssI,asl,ss,
with Iuiinan I,alii.e sleeper hnu ~. ~ and
bet ecu Portland and ,o.neL n'1ien 1triwen
Win IllilInan .,ils1ist siesrer., sritLoaf
Portland and ksnsas city' aa''''
change. ...ta aIis wi.p
thrut,sh trains b. and nom rhn - so anf
"a hSyenne wih through u.lns ouls.
lInm Uenysr, kSasas tiiy snd ~ aulcksS
Tue above tIsi ms afford w .,as csMsi
Time b vees the Northwest rns'
and Eastern AM cuthern pon" through
ta.t,ll.d time of trains, faisS. ~ pfo
tickets. hasgags checks ETC., sss sni pitbe
.n,rd uJnn application t"ery LEE
union raeinc stem. .a pass. osn
sOisE 4 nAxSISG Assps~ =
ssrse9. enism os>o0a.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
THE ODELL
T YPE WRITER.

t1 VIII buy the ODEII rYPE wRrrEk
with 70 charSctsfs. aud SIS fsr the srsc r
CASE 'JpELL, wsrrs lsd 20 DC teeter vo-E
than any mAchise made
IL combines siAPLlcfrY with OCRABfI>
Try, sFEEB, kAsS OF OrEkArIos, wessp
Longer without cost ~ repairing than uny
otner machine. Has no ink ribNoe 70
notner tne operator u is Dest. Supssan-
AZ Kind OF type writing. Like printing
prev II produess sharp, oiean, Iexsbie
manuscript Two Or ter copies can p<
m&de az one writing. Any intelligent ber.
We offer $3.50 N .ny ope-pto~ who csp
equal :ne work os the DorBLE CAaE
DDELL.
keiiaoie Agents and saiesmsa wanted
special inducefnept 70 deAieSu
fT pamphlet giving indofsemxrfs. ke
sdorese oDELL TYPE WRITER Co,
- aho q on Ave. Chicago, Ill
eS1Dd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02

40 original soxk by 70 of Amsre.,
~, ~. snlnsnt sohs'lars - editors snd
World aS eontribotass. whose nAns<s A.,
steneu 10 thar eStbctr-, - 9 youener ~
scenrsey: II you oontsmpisfs eetfias :
eyciop~ TIA, the csnvasssr VII b pIsassS
aot purchs.e. Aadrss q G. Sn6VE6s
staie hsnAgss. ssJsn. or Assosia. a..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
$500 Rewardi

WE WIN pay the soovs reward spr s.y
ese m liver complaint. dyspsps.s. sIck
neadaese. indtessftoa. eaastip pssIoo q cos
y. L.ens.s we csnnoe cure vitv wsH's veg.
.sric:le oompli-d With They are purely
vexetaol, and never fail N give 80 ~
iion: fugar eosssa. Ll.sye nSsss. enofsin.
int ID ptila, = esnts. k<vsrs of couatss-
ca. Chicagr III.
rod 81 Geo z. Good. pcusxist. ~ Com
street. s-lIsIn, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
WHAT EA TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sur I, Read and GET ~ Other

A e~ouiee Tubular veil is cnns;r lctei b,
pu,tlnx sawp thrive inch tNOu pipe, with
20 og~ninx> sxr~pt top aud e~,ibinD. NJ
iirt Gun get tn and -nly par~ water can ~
s,Yt cat. This - he only kind ~ vel tasi
~oruis and insects cannsi get ihtss, that i
>b~snutety surfN~> wstcr prS.sf, sud thai
tOrced through the cement straits io
the purr nvinx water. IL = positively tns
only kind of w~ll that Il worth banding ~
this rssnutry jane. A. R,cVrIs. salem
residence near fair cround~l makes the~s
wells Ieruls reasonable 10 year. eSrert
eprr s4i-ign-d-Sn-w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
BRICK!
BURTON BROS.

srv preps red TO farnish = ar>t-elSSs article
OF Brtcs In town or cS0utry ~ Suyw hcre
on the tine af " AZ X X. frtc~> res~ u
able. Ns. a. ~ stste street, ot,f~~nr -
q. Al nrstcr~ icft with NtlItsrt>s q sns
land ponmptiy siteadcd to
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
Hisb.ra's Kh<u-.s,e ana Liver Pm.

These pills are scientifically compounded
and Uniform 10 action. No gripping pain
40 eommosly following the u.e OF pills.
Toey are adapted 10 Doth adults and cnll-
d-snwith perfect safety. We qua antee
they nave no equal In the cure OF sick head
acne, constipation, dyspepsia and bilious
nc-s ar q, as an appetizer, tEsy excel any
Ot nsr preparation ly
SaIIlh a Steiner, Sole agts-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
Proposals for Stationery.
Once OF the ~ecrs'i ~ of state,
"a en- Or ucr Ia l.sxO

Once of the ~ecrs'i ~ of state
"a en-. Or, Oct. le, Isa0
sealed prop 50 Is val De n, te vrd AT this
othce pnlll mo- Ia sOn i.y .D,c. 1, IsB1, 10 iur.
Oregon.
- re.sms legal cap. iIIb. No. ruling.
white isid, ,3.rev, Charter OK or colcn
linen.
81 realms letter paper, lglb, Nc. yulinx
rnte laid, Csres, Charter Oak or Scotch
linen.
30 ream. first class Congress note, 7lb
packages, No. ruling, wniIe laid.
- VI Sno1s white envelopes, sDib, No ]
rag, XXX
XAX.
/. gross rnilroad s,e- pens, No 49,
Dgro Gtlit'tth steel pen e, No nj.
srOss GiiiDits St-ei p-ns No al2
gross t.ssSiErbruOk -" pel-
gross faoer's pen holders No 1876
10 d'zen reck, stow 6 Vile * inkstands
4 dozen Peck, STOW 4 wile ks inks,ands
No 81.
10 Du Peek, stow & wIlcoz's inks,ands,
NJ 40.
l2 Diz ivory folders. sinch standard.
d Jzen IVORY folders, 10 iucu Congress
lsz mucsl'sge cups. No 3, SIorxsn's pat
4, ,odozen nucilase stands, reservoir No o,
sreins p..rke. 5 treasury Ulottlng paper.
IA rb, assorted c,ilorr.
2gr,s- No t-.sIr Recorder lead pencils.
dozen Sanford's premium fiuid. ouarts
dozen -taiiprds writing fluid. quarts.
10 dozen guInnIed stub II en, No 2l. IIIis
Inches 40 isig'-s.
~ dozen Duplex Cupboard letter clips.
- doaeu Fab.'rs rubber rulers lt-iu fizf
10 dozea stc@i era.-egs, hos-r's No Is, Its
hone. ."
8 dozen steel erasers. Rogers No Is, I.e
etDuy. ."
90 U,xes Faoer's No 800. rubber banda A.
sorred sizes.
5sr,ss rsber's lead penciIs. No 2, hexa.
gOn, gill;
"a gross Faoer's lead pane!ls, No 2. round
gill.
is dozon Fabsr's patent ink ana penctl
ruuper erasers, InaInlnolh.
SSJ Ac'Silis patent paper fasteners, No 2
Nat head.
Jo9o AcGllis patent paper fasteners, MOI
HAT head.
u d'Jzen table pads To hold papers,. ls.a.
Inches, strong leather tils,
MOI 1''
~ ~ hemp twine, Nol2
A. the same time. ~ y srs.te bid. vii ~. .
received inr ID dozen Tine peukpives, 20 -
dcscrloed ny trade numbers, ami ples totS
Bus sn.,nld oe marEed .Propn-als for /
sI&tinn :ry Soue but tine oest aual.ty ~
goods wIil ne nccepied. The rtkht 10 Reject 1
any or all Q d, 10 reserved. All the apuye 1
irtic-es ~ be uelISereI at salesu ON or r. I
ore Jannsry io, lsyl. GRO. W. McBRIDE. i
Secretary
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02
Tax.payers Take Notice.

lsso hits cy@l Diacei Ia nv hands Tor cssl
lection. ana s4A- payers Viii phrase com,
forward and psy tnslr assessments. a. to-
county i oct ~ funds. p NJ. CRof-sS.
sheriff and Tax Collector.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-02

COMPLETE RETURNS
Frsu all Precincts Of he CITY
Nec1isa.
p 4 FH1 WINS Na MliaH
Republicans Eject Balance Of
City Ticket Except
0ae COaucilmaD.

srun the JeyRSAI sxtr. ID p<S. l. ,
o'cscck p IL edtrsoe
CrRST warn
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20
A GOOD YEARS WORK.


over Eleven tfaaared Ran Though the
5l.I Last y ear.
Prosecuting Attorney STUART annual
report show a record of which uc may
feel proud. Eleven hundred and thirty
three persons were prosecuted during
the year. The following classification
wi. oc of interest:
Assault and battery, 173; assault, 10;
assault U.tl intent 10 DO great bodily
harm less than murder, /; assault with
intent o. commit rtpe, /; adultery, Is;
arson. %, abortion, 3; attempting rape,
g; mt mu.uC % commit larceny from
the person. j; attempt to rob, =; bas-
tardr. l,. burglary and larceny, -;
bond ,o Keep ,ae peace, D; breaking and
entering =; burglary, =; bu--cry, =;
barber shop open ON Sunday. J.: Grim
NAL libel, y; criminal SANDER, .;
cruelty TO ANIMALS, rs; carrying con-
ceaied weapons, -; common pros
ttutC. T. conspiracy, 3; conspiracy 10
dclauj -. coacaaliag stolen property
!, deadly assault S, dlsorIlrlv persons
55, drunk aai orderly -. jetrauj-
rr nlt.. disturbing rDl L.Jl~ meet
Ing 3, dis9rierlv and 81 grant +. dis
tlr.auee D rl .r07I car %, druukard J.,
drNag Away horse ], emoazllcmcat 10,
entering tI.1ut car .. entering orchard
20 .rcai ., forgery d, fraud p, failure TO
>aI port J., false p.ctcu-C- IS, tc'0uiOuS
entry J., indecent exposure oi person .,
EUCu.uC gaming table T.. keeping hon e
ot l.l-lama 6, larceny from dwelling Z,
larceny ot horse J, larceny FROM per
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20
WV REGULATIONS.
rhe uau Carslers Nass AaAs TIP Re
Roras Il Here2tter-

So afake Hr1p Re
AAe a2'' '@'.-.- -.
not a cease
-a1 Eta t-it.ei' -
less round ot pleasure 'ta3ei ''e a' ~
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na.ke out a F's'efi sness = - - r
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20


t4 ii # fi 2l- tes--
aes t9aa.st
Harry brosn wIl tr.t a hsais1H.s
ha- Ft sll-s el 'fefff
ffe tluertl "a r at y1ri lala
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AZ 8el ts laea.
Th4 annual nsses.uz u the West
Nahgll Asre.I.gls- Rl1 ili 1sr-lsl
-aalees al. te le.l t9llQlrgF-
Frf collins ag,.f p. f8. Edwards tne
rra.rzrt f,lrsl. .ftrs men faoa I as-
i.rft rrsex tas Morton yesterday
.4 n = H...o
rrerarrg b.ans lsr sn zsrt
ha none oH Cherrg-sL., pear Co.'s
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"-'1 l-l- wa" l"--'
-i-e @'-l-
lhe chorus Or tne f0aniain-street
hAll.st tturca now number twenty
,-l 49, ~. ..'.'..-' ~ ols
sattitl h.r,tli5 or tiit h'tt3 ot
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

The Toss Up" cigar is not a compeluor
against any other &C. brands, but OF al loo
brands, because il Is fully equal 10 any lOe cigar
no the market,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

Fresh oysters received daily at Det-
tenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

Decorated Dishes at half-price at
Lconard's. styles that they are closing
ont. for instance:
plates that were 8 20 doZ.. now 99c d0z
(ups and -aucers that we're sl--O SET now 63c
Covered Dishes thac were s. 80 each. now SIC
each.
- and 81 MonrOe-St.