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Capital d. 900. 900, Asset. ~. ooo

KANSAS CRY, Nov G-Jndse Gibson an.
toihted receiver for the Artisans' Mutual
snisdi Ana Loan Association this mornine
!. las sssociasion was Incorporated la lisa win
$i.oOopo cspiAl The last statemers sno.-ss
assets OF $4,000 The sxaminatson 81 N. 49, !.
SHOWS aassn 81 ss.0oo. mostly In notsa
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Shipping IntelIir.ne..

SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.--Arrlved-whalins
bark john AMI Winthrop. Fox islaad; Whaling
bark Cape Horn. oxhotsk sea: whaling bark
John West, 0khotsk sea- Clsared-wal.a
Waila Victoria
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The Case OF Bunko Kelly.

PORTLAND. Nov. S-Argament in the habess
cospas Csc OF Buako Kslly Was concIuasi i'm
United States circa,s court today aud was taken
under advisemens BY Jaigs Dsaiy. Tue case
amply involved matter Of juris i,ction.
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Fatal Accident i'm Or.ro,.

McMisSyILLE. Or, Nov. al n. Cobb ana J.
l. Hewitt, two carpenters. fell from the roof of
mouse here today distance Of twenty-eight
feet. the staging giving way. Cobb rece.ysi in.
5uries from which he viii die.
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SAN FkANcrsco. Nov. S-Fos wsshin,,on.
air wealth r: winds generally norsh 70 west.
aearly stationary temperature: frosu in ex.
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San FRANCISCO. Nov. 6.-Tne coroner's Jury in
the case OF Lawrence Rosh Who Wa soot by
john Alien October . in qaarrel over election
matters, returned = verdict this afternoon taa,
Alien acted in Self.de fense.
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Olymula to Re R.,n..,...

OLYMPIA. Nov. S.-Ispecla .l-At q .pec,a,
election held today for the reincorpors ion al
y ympsa - city of tue third class. So yo,rs
were oss, for and nineteen Against the propose.
IL
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DEBTS OF a DUCHESS.
Judgments for o5OO, 900 Asainst Wicked
Marlboroughss WIFE

Marlborough Wife.
NEW YORK Nov. 6.-Judgments aggrcgafing
100000 were entered By Default today ia the
county clerks ONCE against Lilly Warren
Churchill. Duchess Of Marlborough The various
debts are for money loaned. and were contracted
In Birmingham. England. ON September D last
The creditors are: Lloyd's bank, limited,
Sl6o.s97: Robert Harding Miller, S463.177. and
John Js1fay. $sA666. Who aacnsed Judgment for
these amoanss. besides costa and interest from
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THE SUGAR TRUST CASE.

neceisers Will Have No Jurisdiction
Over the k~finesies
NEW YORK. NOV. 6-The papers in the sugar
trust case were handed to Judge Pra,t this
afternoon, but no information will be given opr
THIS 81 ernocn. The counsel for the sugar tru.,
says teas the receivers will have custody onlv
OF the stncks OF the different corpora ions In the
trust, aud viii have no jurisdiction over the -.
hnefies or the operation Of them. Tue present
trustee cert deses will hold TIT lie to the ssocx Of
these corporations as heretofore.
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washinrton city Rscss.

WAsHsNeToN CRY, Nov. A-Benniags racse
summary:
Five and one-half furIongs-Cold Stream won,
Rover second, Kanesville third. Time, 1:09
Six furlongs-Painkil or won, Tanner second,
Mabel tniPsf Time. lis
Five f1rlongs-Kitty T. won, Helen Rose go
ond. willard third. Time. 1861.
Miie-Iceb r. won. Ofabee second. Golden
Reel third. Time. 1857,
Nile and three furlongS, over Eve hurdles-
LongAhot won. Zangoar aecond. Grey Dawn
third. Time. 2:x.
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NAsHvuLK. Nov. 6-Summary:
Maiden 2year-olds. four and one.half fur
lcngs-Vorsex Won, silver Light recond, CLARK
third. Time. :5&
Two-year-oids snd upward. seven furlonss--
ConGgnes won. Amos A. socond, Rimini third.
Time, ~.
1hree-year.olds and upward: mils and one
sxfeenth- Marion C. won. Barney stone. T..
second. J. I. third Time. 1:491<
Two-yesr-olds, six furlonsk- Melenis won, Lu.
c1lle Aauetta second, Hart wallace third. Time,
l:16L
Thrce-year-olds and upwsrd. ave furlongs--
Barnett won. Tony Karl second. John Adams
third Time, 1:o31<
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PiNiNG FOR A FAirHLEss LOVER.
Aoong Polish Woman IN Boston Refuses
to Take Nourishtnent

BOSTON, Nov. "a young Polish woman IL
dying OF the faithlessness Of her lover. For two
weeks past she has not taken any nourishm ant.
and says she 10 determined TO starye to deatn.
Her name is Evelina Ringiswixa. when she
came from Poland two years ago her lover. =
pohsn medical student was In illinois, He
lel' ner last June. aud she has been pining away
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PRovIsIoN MERCHANTs r.,,
w. u. He'll = Co., OF Boston, Pushed 4.
the WAll-liahilitiea ak0n aon

BOSTON. Nov 6-w. g. Bell 4 Co, provision
merchants. failed today. Although no defnt,e
ngnres can be given, II il believed the nrm,. H.
OH ties wili be nearly ssoo0 Q. The onl, Other
nrm Known to be s1s ted by the failure i
ffeaerick D. Maynard 4 Co., cofess. teas ana
Maynard Co.'s liabilities ara estimst.a =,
Sl25oOo -
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Hyams Pauson &
Co.'S anniversary sale
tomorrow, for one
day, will give every
one an opportunity to
buy an overcoat at
one-half its value.
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Nov Whbh1nSt0m FOAtOmCe1s
WARRINGTON CITY Nov. 6-lspecial. Post
Offices were today established 1t Arlington, Sno-
homish county, Wa-h-, with Will NJ. Sanger -
postmaster. and q Lake Park. Pierce county,
WASH, with Fred o. Hard a. postmaster
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13
NUkrn PACIFIC NEWS NOTES,
OREGON.

While Mr.. Ben Kelley was bury.
ing his wife at Damascus, last week,
messenger arrived bearing the
news of the death Of his father, Mr..
Aiken Kelley.
The first flag with forty-four stars
in it raised in Astoria was flung in
the breeze from the flag pole of the
Cedar street school on the 9th. The
banner Is st~elty-One feet long and
has the distinction of floating from
one Of he longest single sticks in the
United States, the pole being 10
feet long and made from u single fir
tree.-AstOrian.
Nelson Hadley, aged 10 years, ac-
cideuly shot himself while out
bunting near Dayton. The young
man had discharged one barrel Of
his gun and was reloadiug, when
the other barrel was discharged,
the charge striking him under the
chin and coming out at the Top Of
his head, death resulting instantly.
a, l.. Hussey hus received his
coinIiiissioii US agent mt Grande
ltonde.
The McAinnvilie Reporter states
that steps are Icing taken towards
organizing u Farmers Institute to
be held Dec. ~ aud 81.
Th. Portland Rowing association
has ordered 5000 worth Of paper
shells from the East.
The BARRIERS Of Astoria are circuis-
Ting petition 10 be laid before the
next legislature asking that law be
passed ma king II an otiencc for bar.
Der shops 10 be open sunday for
business.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

We are frail creatures physically
most robust among us. The unhealthy
man or woman IN In great measure inca pa.
ole Of benedi To society. II, for Instance.
biliiotisness, u trouble Of FREQ u. nj and Ofle en-
obstinatsiy RESISTANT VI Ordinary iaodIcs-
lion, ob,trucss lhe harnon.olH sclion Of
ths liver and the bowels, the sufferer is
sure N be dysprpiic. The yhsee dis0rdsred
cond'tions are sure 10 confirmed by neglect
Under the erroneous eoodiiion impTesaiOn
thai there " NO hOpe for him, IN sn pres.
sion In sil Observation-Disclosures by the use
Of object sonable remedies. she sunsrsr u
apt 70 bec"me neglsctfui, hsy. even reck-
les, and that the sooner he " removed
from the sphsre Of human endes vor the
better for al parties concerned. What :
series of mistAke.' HIS iissf,e rssi onsIbls.
IL " M incOrp0rte part Of hitnss'ii. How
discipline ~ BY the aid of H. st~tter's
stousch biiiers. . certain med,um ior
the 10 s.ts olisbment Of united, " sular 60
ton In the stomach. liver and NeAa. IL
AisO cures snd prevents mAlark.l, Ykeu-
nssae so kiAnsv srousleA
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Evangelical Ministerial Convention.

Omcial report for the CArIrALJOuksAL.
EAST PORTLAND, Or. Oct. 10
The second day of the ministerial
convention Of the Oregon Eyangel-
ical conference was full of interest
throughout. The essays upon
the different topics showed
much research and careful prep.
aration. The criticisms were ear
uest pointed aud profitable. The de-
votional exercises intensely unctuous
aud profoundly impressive.
Rev. q. Briehier, prominent
minister Of the Wisconsin, confer
snce, WAS introduced and ce,ved
" advisory member Of the conven-
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fnst trains with Pullman yestibul,
Drawing room sleep-rs. dining ear. ans
coaches of latest design, between Chicag.
and. .Milwaukee and st. Paul and Minnie
Rpolir.
Fan Trains with Pullman vestibuleo
drawing room aieepers, dining cars anC
cs..ohe- of iates, design, between Chicag,
and VI Milwaukee and Ashland aud Duluth
fhr'ngh Pullman vestfbule dra win,
rDin and cI,lOnist sleepers via the North
ern Pacific railroad between Chicago anc
Portland, Or.
Convenient trains 10 and from Eastern
Western, Northern and central Mi.trIu
ssn points. af1rding unequaied ssrvic-- 1,
and from Waukesha Fond du Lac, Osh
ho~h, Neenah. Menesha, Chippewa Falls
Tan Claire, Hurley, Via, aud Ironwood
and BeSsemer, Mich.
For tickets. sleeping car re1rva,ion-
time tables and nther ini0rmalion, uppl,
Ia agents anywhere in the United State,
~ Canada. :. X AISSLlk
Gen'l. Mgr, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. NJ. HANFURD,
,ien'l Trnfiic Mgr, II. Paul.
II. c. BAKLADw,
Traf1ic Mgr. Milwaukee, Wis.
LOU IL ECkSTEIN.
Asst Genl fass'r and Tkt Agt Mii1aL-
kee, Wis
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13
Mining Application No. g.
'EIrKp STATES LArp OyyIcg.

UNITED bTAr& LARD OrYIoE,
oRkooE CRY, ossxon. Aug Is, 1890.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the Capital
~ Consolidated Gold and Silver min.
ing company, n. r. Chadwick, president
Whose postUffice address II salem, Oregon
has thls day filed his application for A
patent for 3OeD linear ieet vi tho t,a pi,rI
Consolidated Gold and silver mine or vein
besring gotd and silver, with surfac.
ground 90 feet In width, situated in Hen
Iae mining district. cGuufy of Marion q
Stale ~ oregon. and designated by ths
h.id notes and official piats ON nls In THU
ONCE AZ lot No. 2l6. Sssid lot No alS b..
Ing described ~ fpllows, TO wit: Bee,nn,np
~ y rock In plRcs with mound OF stone.
n. IT. H., w feet 10 STONE in mound Ui
stone with hearing tree corner No y thence
n. ~ w.. AO ieet 10 stone in mound of
stone corner NJ. y; thence n. ITO W -,
Ieet 10 rick In place vii b mound OF stone
place Of beginning. Magnetic variattorl
" 70 y conusining ]l.S2 acres Thl
h'cation Of this mine IL recOrded in tine
recorder's Office sf Marion county. Oreron.
ANY ana all persona claiming ad verSrjy
any portion Of said Capital CGnsoIidmteS
Srid Hsd silver mime or surface ground
are required 10 f1le their I'D verse cIaims
Win tae rsgi 'ter and receiver Of the q =
900 once at Oregon hty, In the state ~
orefon, during the sixty days perh,d Of |
publication tberesH, or they win b. barrsa
oy virtue Of the provisions Of the statute
.. j. 7. APPEhsOk,
Register.
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ton.
He addressed the convention. upon
which the following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, 1t is our privilege to
have in our midst Rev. G. Briehler,
ut the Wisconsin Conference. who
has been one of our fait thful and en-
ery.etic ministers, and through whose
instrunentality many have b,~u
saved and brought into the church,
and, whereas he has given to the
convention his fstherly advice.
Resolved, That II gives US, as
loyal Sous Of the church. much
pleasure to have him in our midst,
and that we it+.i grateful Ia him fer
bis aid IN establishing tie laws aud
regulations of our church.
Resolve I. hat We tave listened
TO his address with much pleasure,
coming from heart of long and
ripe experience in the gospel of
Jesus CHRIST, and that We thank
him for kind and encouraging words.
The committee reported ss fol-
lows the appointments for Rev. 5.
p S,r.n. of 1u.v..,.,d Oh;,
elder uf the Evangelical Messenger
,,ra ,s fo,,ows.
Oc, 10 ,,a m Second Ev,n.
,ralic.l cbu-.b r;hbi,s .,der E.s,
pu-tIand
o,, - er n.d;..,;or of,h.
y,od.,,cL cbnr.b F., p,r,,.nd
~, !, IN ~ m E;,., c.r,,.n
.br-,h p,-,lara .o-,.- s,, .ud
,,ia, s,-..,
10, /. -.qon ~ N;,wsrtae
Ora,,n
10, Il On m E,.t Ru,te Ora
oc'' H. '.oo p III Nhena'ehi'
Oregon.
Oct. Is. ,.3O N. m. I.afayptte
o-
oc'' H. '''o p. H. S"'Nar!
church, Polk county, Oregon.
Oct. Is, T:30 %. III. Independence,
n-a,r
Oc'' ~ II D. III ''euica'io'' VI
Grace church, Cochran, Oregon.
Oct. 10. 7;3O ID. M, Salem. Ore
,
oc' ~, ''oo p III. HioaiiS, IT.
opening III Evangelical church.
Oct. II. IL A. IN. First German
oI,u-, p.,r,,,u, p,v 7 p,.hi.,r
~,
oc'. L. IL n III. milwaukee, ore'
gon, r V. II. {. Nebier.
The following preamble and reso-
,,,is .a.,u,,, h,. ~. o
Vehiioh unanimously:
Whereas, the Conduct Of Bishop
K. Dubbs, ID. ID. LII. ID. whose ap-
pointnents have been announced in
the Oregonian of the 9th inst, has
been such as 10 make All investigs-
ton necessary, aud whereas, he was
tried according To the rules of our
church aud suspended from all his
ministerial functions of the church
and whereas, he had accepted hi-
suspension ut first, but is now deny
ing il, and is going through the
country preaching; and whereas, he
as editor ofthe Deutsche AlgerIeine
Zritung, IL pur uiug course OF
abuse upon the church which form
erly uuIsed and fostered him and
which called MIN to the highest
ntfp.. min hlIr tytff nh h..r
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

Le uichpu's Golden ISsI..- ~,
Cures ChancIes, hfs. ard : ronI -.
snr'stn the Legs and i d,: sor. ~
Eyes. Nose, e.c., Copper.c loy d H,o,.h'
Sypii!i.Ic at r'h. iseased Sal, "a
primary 10 ma OF the d..ea.e tna
syphilis. price, IS 90 ne, o.n
u Richau's q Id m Bxis. ~
Curss-isr.liy, AcrcuIs b. pa..itic Ebsu.
nAt'sm, ram IN tho Bones, ra.nl In the
Head, box a. tho Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, syph,.ho IiAsh, ISImps and con.
eracted Cor, 2, Stiffness Of the Limbs. and
eIsdisu uss OIL seass from the sy:em.
vh:ther eau<ed BY ind scretion or ALIAS.
osnsfsasy, l:avins the b. cd puro Ana
hesthy. ire 30 poe I estis.
L. ssssese, b"idsu = sntsh An A.
aots ior o cure of Como 'r,na. Cles,.
ts!stasson OTaveI. and al rrina-y or Oen
e ss:s.'AAss'"-"'.. rriss 81 50 prr
L. 1ishsss Coidsu spsstsh La
lscttnu. f7rs~e-e cas of q yoor-hrs
ipft.mp " Glso,. stric,nr,s,xc. rriec
u per Bottle. :, -
r. kArhavs's G. Iden O'n,ns.t
fov Size 81 ~ W hf>s ayff f,-,' n, Iffrr
sad ern'son-. i'rieoe, tUp r Far
t.s . ieha u's Coifr ri. - g.,
asd Gra tine 4: loo G las aip,v.
~. eSsert a. = s--', ost-a. Ga 90,
Price ts 10 rrrIfx.
T"ste - Z re, wac.
sens every hero, G. .. ~, iOgunei, p.oI..l
pee expsssS
TAy lsluil.rar drug o.,mpAny. sssuss ~
md OIL sarkst strset, Nan HrancIsoo Cni.
1svuiaS inAissa ivss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13
Ord nance No. l&.

An ordinance bill provid ng for the prote~c
tiOn of public sewers, the manner OF
making connection Herewith, and for
making record oI such connections.
Be II ordained by the common council OF
the city of salem.
sEU.flOS Lit shall be unlawful for any
perrOn or perrons 10 Ubstruct or in any
manner interfere with any public sewer
within The city oi Suletn, or To make con
nection herewith without the written per
III lssion Of The city recorder.
SECTION 2-Any person desiring such
connection, before making the same, shall
make application in writing to the record
er far "A permit therefor. particularly de-
>cribing the premises to be drained and
tie point OF tuncture with said public
sewer.
SEUTIoN s.--The city recorder is here
by authorized to grant permits for such
connections, subject tD such restrictions
to the size and material Of such con meeting
pipe. the lOration ~ traps NJ d the niannri
u doing the WORK, m the recorder ana
committee on streets and public properiy
may deem necessary. And when requested
ny said committee, he shall require irun
the APPLICANT n bond or other security SUI
ficieEt In amount TO indemnify the cit,
against loss or damage resulting from nj.
rarelesantss, imperfect work or mate
rial, or failure To comply with the
terms Of the permit or Of his ordinance.
permit shall make The con nectiOn therein
authorized In accordance with lis terms
under the supervision .Gi The street -Ssin
missioner ~ provided in ordinance ia: b.
alley disturbed by him ic s~ placed la
xspd c'ndttiOn; and notify the recorder IL.
writing Of the completion Of he work. rhai
u record may he kept Oi such conncctiun
SECTION S--The recorder shall make II
record, in n sui able bsok, of all come,
tions heretofore made with the public
ers OF the city. and such As may be here
afler made under The provision " this or
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13
BRICK!
BURTON BROS,

're prepared to furnish a frst-cass article
u BrIck IN iuwn or country or snyw mere
IN The line of u q. X X. Prices reason.
,bie. ha:ds on State street, opposite %. q.
r. All orders left with Williams A kng
land promptly attended to-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

e A. R.-sedgwick Post, 40. 10, Depart
W. ment Of Oregon, meets every Monday
evening at the hall oyei the Oregon Land
c mpany's ONCE. Visiting comrades arr
cordially invited TO attend.
ID. c. SHERMAs, Post ''oinmade'
3. A. RAEDLE, Adj jutalt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13
BUSINESS CARDS.

ELsIE BAKER. Human Hair Empori
IL um, Court street. third dor from opera
house. Ventilated human hair curls q
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

NOTICE.--The undersigned sexton Of
IN the /. q. U. r. cernetry will, amer Oct.
Ga, be found at the hrst house AT the
south east corner OF tne cemetery.
lo.25ls J. W. OpONNELL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

Which \ ths fsirssG rns or N.Y.
Which h the sweetest q peach or rerf
0gfryp coQueSish. and charming - Ailly:
ma 4 srutle and fair. her.
ovprt e mower was her face whsn kissed
Q>Cve y the romance and glory OF nfe,l
Hfliy, nv playmate, love Shke Q sisrar,"
But Dora chooee for ny wife.
That's right young man. many tie ftrl
you lcvp BY al neana- II abel have you.
hhouid her health become dehcate anc her
beauty fade AFTER marriage, remember that
thn 10 due 70 functional weakneesea irreS-
ularfties. or painful disorders peculiar TO
her ser, IN the cure OF which DR.. Pierce .
FHvprite Prescription y guAranteed 70
rive ssfisfacfion. or money refunded.
For oyervorked. worn OUT" run-
down. dehilitatcd tcacheC, milliueN.
dreamakers. seamssre..es shop sSs
women generally, Or. Pierce6 Fsvorite
PRESCRIPTION 10 tho greatest earthly boon,
being uneQuaied ~ m appettziug cordiAi
end restorative tonic, or stzuugth-gtvsr.
osyyr.sh. ~ sy wo,Lps DIS hxn ASH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

q B. soCTHTICK, Contractor and
L. builder. Well prepared TO do all
Kinds OF building and guarantee satisfcs,-
tsDr. +2l-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

A n CLOUGH, Undertaken, Embalmer
"a. and Cabinet Maker, lU state ST..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

TOHS GRAY.-CnntracIoT and builder
y Fine inside finishing a speciality ass
Commercial street. salem Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13
Hand Made Brick & Tile
MURPHY & DESART,

Aueceusors TO ID. Nash. have a well estab-
hshed Brick and Tile factory IN North
salem, near the fair grounds, and ars pre-
On short notice.
6amples OF Brick or Tile sent free 10 any
point desired, on short notice. Orders cnn
b len with Jos. Fishburn, 10 State street,
where samples can he seen. d&w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

ID J, LARSEN d CO., Manufacturer OF ALL
L. kinds ofvehicles. Repairing a special
~. .Ouiy the best work turnedsui, Shops
Stale street, ne1r~.oo- TO Scriber q Pvhle,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

~ Ed. HOEYE-Bsrber and Hair.dress-
VI. ing parlors. Finest baths in the city.
~ commercial Street, Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

John KNIGHT, BlackEnith. Hnrse
- shoeing and repsiriners speciality. shop
~ the foot OF Liberty street, salem, oregon.
22Uf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. Z. W.-PrOtectiou Ledge No. g A.
"A. o. L. W., salem. oregon. Meets zach
Wednesday evening al lis hail in state In
su!znce block, corner Commercial and
Chemeketa streets Visiting and Sojsurn.
ing bgetnren Invited r. Il. soCTHwIcE.
IRA EhB, Recorder. Nj "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

TILMOS FORD. attorney a. lsv, Salem
4 Oregon. Office ur stairs in Patton
block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

DRAFT A HUNT. attorneys al law. salem
/ Oregon. Office over Bars jewelry store.
state street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

J. SHAW. Atssrney.at I.sv. salem
u Oregon Offir~ first door N the jef
at head Of stair in the rear Of Lsdd d
Bush's bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

~ KNIGHT Eclectic Phvsici.a, ofic
y. L. Court street, salem Oregon. Pul
Eonary disease s specially.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

w D. PCGH, Architect, Plass. speci
w, 6cRlinns and superiniepdence Tor
all classes OF buildings. Office - Com
nercial ST.. up stai-s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

= T. RICHARDSON. Attorney ~ law, ri
-. nee M stairs IN front roonls oi neu
Bush block, corner Commercial and Cour
streets Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-13

nE.J kEESE, Dentist. once over
~ the " nite Corner, Court and Com.
Hnercihl streets.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-30
Port Deposit Items.
PORT DEPOSIT, Aug. IS, IS!

Port DEPOSIT, Aug Is, 1880.
The Citizens Anti-License League met in
the Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday,
and after hearing reports from the districts,
making the present officers permanent dur
ing the campaign and transacting other
business adjourned to meet in Elkton Sept,
10th at II a. III.
The trustees of the public school have
elected Joshua Tull principal Of onr school
here He enters on his duties Monday next.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School held
their annual picnic at Happy Valley Tues
day and the children had a good time as
usual. The were well supplied with good
eatables and an abundance of ice cream.
The citizens of our town and vicinity had
picnic Thursday afternoon and evening at
Happy Valley. Dancing was kept up till a
late hour.
Labor day promises to be celebrated by
the different labor Organizations mex; Mon
day on a large scale. y parade through
town with Riverside band furnishing the
music and number of speeches in the
afternoon at Happy Valley.
Water Witch Fire Company has accepted
an invitation to Chester September 18th and
will take their handsome hose carriage with
them. The company will cheerfully accept
any funds our citizens will contribute to
meet the expenses of the trip.
Rev. T. E. Montgomery, from Princeton
n. j., will preach in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and evening.