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Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
LISTY z ROSYI.
w ROST KAPITALIZMU.
-Bieona lt0eo$G 10 Peterslnrgu-Ro-
sydnte cyacilizujq sie od Pola-
k6,c-H,otoeone zgfadzonie
"bekdrt6ac" 10 Wilnie.
PrdSd ! cea,zatr0.
I korespondencya Ameryki.
| st. Petersburg, l Czerwca, 1890

tKorespondencya Ameryki
st. Petersburg, Czerwca, 1890
Rosyjskie gazety, wezwane przez
Notowic1a, Spasowicza, Andrzejew-
skiegoi Siemiewskiego,-nie chcia'y
oochodzi6 jubileuszu nadania ''wof-
nosci prasie" GO maja) przez Alex
sandra llgo. Nawet moskale 'lizu-
sami polskimi' pogardzaja. Jakiez
znaczenie mial by jubileusz, kiedy
prasa niewoli, pod scisfa cenzura??
Petersburg zaludnia sic szybko w
ostatnich czasach. Lecz jednoczes-
ME jak kilku ludzi stale sic coraz
bogatszymi, masy wpadaja coraz
gorsza nedze. Kapitalisci coraz now
sze odnosza zwyciestwa mad angli-
kami francuzami, czvnia to
kosztem ludu roboczego. Robotni-
cy Rosyi sa W najgorszem po}oae-
niu, ale Mkt o ich niedoli ME vie,
DO i'm ME wolno skarg wypowiadad.
kazdy musi W milczeniu niewole
znosit. w Petersburgu mad rzeka
Nlewa cd niejakiego czasu powstaja
sza{asy re starych }odzi urzedzone
na mieszkania, w tych mieszkaniach
W jednym pokoju nieraz miesci sic
po 70 os6b. zyja oni W najwieksze,j
nedzy i nieczystosci zakazaja po-
wietrze rozmaitemi chorobani. la
nieczyszczaja oni takze wode W RE
ce, kt6ra idz;e do rur wodociago-
wych, ludnost w miescie musi ia
pic, jak trucizne. Przeto smiertel-
nose W miescie jest tax wielka W
tym roku, jakiej ME pamietaja cd
dawna.
Rosyjskie gazety ilustrowane po-
mieszczaja najwiecej jrysunk6w przez
polak6w Nykonanych, czyli mimo-
woli przyznaja nam lepszy talent. w
dziennikarstwie rosyjskiem wielu po-
lak6w zajmuje wybltne stanowiska.
Wiele utworow polskich bywa tho
maczonych ma ruski jezyk. Uczq
sic cywilizacyi cd mas, a trzyman
mas "a niewolnik6w! Gdyby nam
pozwolili swobodnie umysiy nasze
rozwijad, to by by}a tego korzys6
wielka j dla mich nawet, DO wiecej
by sic mogli nauczyt.
Il wilma donosza, re Kulka Bi ra-
novice, posadzona o mordowanie
dzieci nieprawego foza, ktora sic
ukrywa}a, zosta4a nareszcie poima-
ma przez policye i osadzona w aresz-
Gle. Sledztwo W tel sprawie pro-
wadzone jest energicznie, a, jak sic
zdaje, to wykrytych zostanie jeszcze
kilka zyd6wek, kt6re trudnity sic
zg}adzaniem re swiata niemowlat
zfych matek. Moze setki dzieci
nieprawego 4oza zosta}o zamordowa-
nych. w kllku piwnicach zydow-
skich szynkow ma ustronnych ull-
each i W kana1ach odnaleziono po
kilka cia{.
Nawet u mas W Petersburgu prasa
ME moze zamilczed nowych zwy-
ciestwach socyalist6w. Kazdy zywy
o tenn vie, wiec cenzura musia}a
dat pozwolenie gazetom do gadania
W tel kwesty::. I oto prasa rosyjska
mowi mniej wiecej tax: Chot prasa
W ca}ym swiecie przepowlada upa-
dek monarchii niemieckiej rewolu-
eye sooyalna, my W to ME wierzymy;
owszem wierzvmy, re Francya sic
prod przekszta}ci W monarchie,
Cenzura zakaza}a gazetom prowa-
dzic polemike gazetami zagrani
cznemi, kt6re W slad "a Kennan'em
krytykuja ostro zsy}anie politycznych
przestepcow ma Sibir. Widocznie
Rad jest kontent, ze jeszcze ME
wszystkie jego lotrostwa zosta}y wy
kryte. -. wolf cicho siedziec.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
Zderzenie pOciagOw.

( Warrenton, Mo. - DIVA pociagi
frachtowe kolei s'Wabash" zderzy}y
sic W TEN miescie, przy czem siedmiu
meaczyzn utraci}o zycie, kilkuna-
stu zosta}o pokaleczonych. Jeden z
pociagow wi6z} konie ktorych kill
kanascie zosta{o zabitych.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
Fatalna nieOStrOinOSc.

Ottawa, O.-J. Cartwright, szyku,
JAG swoja fuzye, ktora chcia} zastrze-
lie ptaka, przez nieostroznos6 po-
ciagna} kurek strza{ wszed{ dc
piersi pani Larry Weaser, ktora ma,
tenczas przechodzi}a, raniac ja fatal
ME.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
40 ludZi utracifO aycie.

Petersburg.-Telegram donosi, ze
miasteczkach W Ufalejsku i Ne
wiahsku, w,gorach Ural, pozar znisz-
czy1 1000 domow, przez co $4,000
ludzi jest bez dachu; 40 zas osob u
traci}o zycie. Try koscio}y, cztery
szko1y kilka szpitalow zostalo tax
re zniszczonych.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
PRACA I KAPITAK
WALKA ROBOTNIKOW.
Bat'ety robotasicze sed Szlqzku-Pro
ces zo sproaoddzanie robotnik6ac
Kanady = Robot'eicy sic
tqcsQ acsp6lmie zaey-
cieS9jq kdpitalist6ac.

We Prudential, ma Szlazku, 400
tkaczy strajkujacych napad}o ma fa.
bryki, kt6re zdo}a}y utrzymac tyle
robotnik6w przy piracy, ably nadal ia
prowadzic, i wszystkich pracujacych
wypedzili. Pos}ano po polioye, ktora
.po krotkiej zatarce wypedzi4a straj-
ujacych, z ktorych kilkunastu 20
sta4o pokaleczonych.
w krotce rozpocznie sic process
przeciw organizacyi "Master Car
penters' and Builders Association
W Chicago, ILL.,, "a sprowadzanie do
pracy "a kontraktem ciesli Kama
dy. Ia kazde take przestepstwo Rad
juz dawniej ustanowi} kare ,0OOdol.
Robotnicy przy brukowaniu ulic
W Baltimore zastraj jkowali 81 Ia
dziew ieciogodzinny dzieh, tenn
warunkiem, re W sobote "a to sama
Gene beda tylko 8 godz. pracowac.
Ostatni strajk by} takze o 81 8
godz. w'sobote.
Do organizacyi Omitted Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners of
America" cd 1 Stycznia r. b. co
miesiac przystapi}o 1000 robotni-
k6w. Przeszfo 70 unij takze zosta4o
zorganizowanych w przeciagu tego
czasu.
O6cyalisci kolei "Baltimore &
Ohio'' uchwalili prawo, pod}ug kt6-
rego ME beda przyjmowani zadni
robotnicy do piracy, At6rzy So na}o-
gowymi piiakami, i ktorzy chociaz
W ma}ych ilosciach uzywaja trunki.
Parliament Szwajcarski uchwali}
prawo, ktore zmusza kompanie kole-
jowe do pozwoienia robotnikom
swiecit 36 dni W roku, z ktorych II
lnusi bye Niedziel.
Anna Besant, socyalistka Anglii,
podczas swego pobytu W Stan. Zjed.,
bedzie zbierac materya} na wydanie
ksiazki tyczacej sic piracy kobiecej
hdoLyH kidJu.
Strajk robotnikow we Wiedniu,
Austryi, zosta3 od}ozony ma przysz}y
poniedziafek j pracodawcy zostali o
TEN niezw}ocznie zawiadomieni.
Robotnicy zatrudnieni W tartakach
i przy sortowaniu drzewa W ca4em
Calais, Me-, zastrajkowali $1.50
"a 8 godz. dziennej piracy.
Pewna gazeta W Chicago, ILL.,, pi-
sze, re 1865 osob zatrudnianych
W fabrykach, tylko II, ,545 nalezy do
organizacyj robotniczych.
Wszyscy klercy pocztowi W ca1ych
Stan. Zjed. staraja sic przeprowadzi6
s godzinna prace Is dniowa waka-
cya w roku.
Organizacye robotnicze W stanie
Massachusetts wyp}aci{y swym cz}on-
kom czasie choroby $4,000 W r.
1889.
w Brooklyn, N. Y, juz ami jedne-
so lstonosza ME ma, ktory do Ryce-
rzy Piracy ME nalezy.
Rcbotnicy ma ''dockach' W Liver
poolu, Anglii, 4astraj kowali o pod
wyzke W p}acy.
Jedenascie set ciesli zastrai ikowa}o
o osm godz. piracy dziennej W Gin
cinnati, 0.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
Trzeba sfuchac urZednika.

New York.-Aresztowano tn oko-
10 trzydziesci os6b "a nieodpowia-
DAME ma zapytania zadane przez
urzednik6w zbierajacych census.
Jezeli to tax dalej potrwa, to zbie-
ranie censusu ME ukohczy sic W
oznaczonym czasie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
Mode rOsyanki W Paryzu.

Paryz.-M}ode niewiasty: Miles,
Pedozowa, Labrowicz, Bromberg i
Atczynazi, kt6re zosta}y aresztowa-
ne pod podejrzeniem, re bra}y udzial
W spisku ma zycie cara rosyjskiego,
pusci}a policya ma wolnos6, gdyz ME
mog}a i'm tego dowiesc.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
CZterech sic utOnifO.

Stehla, Saksonia.-Na rzecze Ell
bic we srode wiatr przewr6ci} }odke,
W kt6rej sic znajdowa1o kilkunastu
mezczyzn MIN ratunek nadszed},
czterech sic utopi}o.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
Polka zaSlubifa irlandczyka "
LOndynie.

Londyn.-W srode odby} sic Stub
polki, PAM Rafa}owicz p. Villa
mem O'Brien. Wszyscy prawie
cz}onkowie Izby prawodawczej byli
ma weselu.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
Nauczyciel (do 10 letniego uoz
Gle stworzy}?'

nla)-"Kto Gle stworzy{?'
Uczeh-"Nie wiem.''
Nauczyciel - "Nie wiesz! Juz
dziesiec lat liczyszi i jeszcze ME wiesz
kto Gle stworzy}? Toe ten 3letni
Jas moze odpowiedziec na. to zapy-
TAME. Janku, kto Gle stworzy1?"
Janek-"Pan Bog"
Dzesiecieletni uczeh- "Toc on
powinien wiedziec, bo tylko 3 lata
temu stworzony, a ia juz dziesiec."
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
Dla pociechy.

Robiszak -"Browicki, ME zauwazy-
les tego, re Damlejski, ma talie
przyzwyczajenie, il ma kazde pytanie
odpowiada: 'Coz takiego?"'
Browioki--"Nie, zdaje mi sic, ze
sic mylisz."
Robiszak-"Ale za}oze sic z toba
O 5 dol, re mann prawde."
Browicki, zgodziwszy sic ma "a
k}ad, zaczepia Damlejskiego, kt6ry
natenczas przechodzi utica i mowi:
"Chodz, wypijemy sobie jednego?'
Damlejski-"A naturalnie.'
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14

AMERYKA jest dobra gazeta dla
dobrych ludzi, a dla z}ych 's9jgorsza.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE.

Trzesienie ziemi we Francyi.
Paryz.-W miescie Poligny da}o
sic uczu6 slime trzesienie ziemi.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14
AN s r 7 K A
,nh lJr; ~, lro1rlo anf,of,

Prenumerata wynosi.$ |. rocznie CORY;
(W Europie krajach ME bedacych "
swiazku pocztowym {. l.5o. Naleznoso
press lub Bank Note, pod adresem:
THE "AMERYKA,' POLISH PAPER,
Box aeA., TOLEDO. OHIO.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-06-14

kto ME ma prenumeraty O.
piaconej 2 cory, to "Ameryki"
dfuzel dostawac ME bedzie. Ci
co nam winni zaleg1a prenume-
rate musza sic z d}ugu uiscic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
CRIMES And CASUALTIES.
Train Derailed and Passengers
Killed at Joliet. Ill.
ThELNTONBED PENNSYLVANIA MINERS.
All Attempts to Reach Them
Unsuccessful, but not Aban.
dOned. Other News.
EATAL TRAIN WRECk.

FATAL TRAIN WRECK.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-As the Oinu-
ha and Council Bluffs passenger
train on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railroad was nearing IN,
station at Joliet this morning.. one
coach, chair car, sleeper and dining
car took another track aud over
turned. Mrs Annie Pearson and
another woman were instantly hli-
ed and seven Other pass ngcrs wyre
hurt.
ALL EFFORTS YET UNSUCCESSFUL.
DUNBAR, Penn, June 2S:-Aguin
are the Tescuers and relatives of the
entombed miners doomed to disap-
pointment. -Four men who went
into the Mahoning pit last night
came up this morning without hav-
ing pierced the Farm Hill mine.
Rescurers declare that the maps are
wrong. The regular shift started in
again this morning end once more
will search for the entry that will
lead them into the burning pit. The
fire in the mine is burning with
great fierceuess.
DEATH OF SUPT BRANDT.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S. j..
Brandt, superintendent of the Ore
gon lines of the Southern Pacific
railroad, died suddenly last night at
his rooms in the Lick house. lie
had been for some months in South
ern California at one the the hot
springs in an endeavOr to recuperate
failing health, and was on his return
home to Oregon, when his death re-
suited as above, the trouble being
supposed to be heart disease. Mr..
Brandt was about 60 years old.
SAD DROWNING AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Or, June 2S.-A young
man named Robert Goss and two
boys twelve yeals old, sons of \. b.
Matthews and w. H. Mcfarland,
went boat riding on the Calapooia
river west of this city last evening
and did not return at late hour, so
an alarm was raised and searching
parties went out, but could find no
trace of them until nearly midnight,
when the oars and broken pieces of
Il boat were fonnd below the falls
near the Magnolia mills end the
sadfate of the three companions was
made evident-they had been
swept over the falls and persisted,
At this hour, 2:3O p. M, numerous
parties are dragging the river for
the bodies, but without success 50
far. The families of the lost ones
are distracted with griet.
SHOT BY HIS OWN DAUGHTER.
PORTLAN ND, Or, June 2S.-Frank
Jarvis was shot to-day at the court
house by his daughter, josephine
Ross. The bullet struck Jarvis in
the left shoulder and inflicted only
flesh wound. The cause which
led to the shooting is substantially
as follows: Not long since Jarvis
was convicted of incest, his daugh-
ter Josephine being the prosecuting
witness. The case was carried to
the supreme court, who order
ed the verdict set aside for
want of corroborating evidence.
The decree was entered this morn
ing and the daughter seeing her
father walking from the court house
free man, shot at him with the
above result. She was placed under
arrest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CHENLEKETE HOTEL.

CHEMEKETE HOTEL.
w. NJ. Feltus, c, c. Sweeney, ),
NJ. Shelley, Portland.
Frank Carter, w. II. Cameron.
DR.. c. W. Hibbard, G w. Hibbard,
w. :. Locke, San Francisco.
j. w. Carter, Miss Mary Clark,
Grants Pass.
Chas. Harding, Misses Trudie and
Anna Harding, Gervais,
J. &. Simpson, Scio.
L. NJ. Hall, Buena Vista.
Geo. McMurry, Harrisburg,
J. NJ. Stroughton, Boston.
COOK HOTEL.
A IL Cook, J + Cutler, Portland.
w 4 Wash, Dallas.
&C Shurman, SilvertOn.
w II Downing, Sublimity.
NJ Shanks, Whiteaker.
J Livingston, Medford.
y Miller, Chas Mckay, Wood
burn.
RI Mulhall, Junction.
J f Brigham, y Y
w y Rines, Neb.
: W Smith, II w Grimesby
Cora, Kan.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28

Leaye your ordcr- for Burton
Bru- bdck uJ the Williams &
England bank The bs-t quality
laV ready for delivery. -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
THE HOT WAVE.
High Temperatures in the
Central States.
SUNSfBOkES AND PR0NTRATION.
TO-Day'S Record of Heat at I'M
pOrtant Commercial
CenterS.
SUNSTROEES AND pROSTRATIOy.

TO-DAY's ASSOCIATED PRESS RE
PORT,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2S.-To-day
is the hottest of the warm aud dry
spell here. The thermometer regis
tered IS at s a. IN. and 95 at IL. Six
deaths from heat occurred in the
last four days.
MINNEAPOLIs, Minnesota: - Hot
weather of past three days contin-
ues. Several cases of sunstrokc.
CINCINNATI, Ohio: 49, The great
heat continues. Thermometer reg.
listers 81 to-day st 10 O'clock. There
have been from three TO six prostra-
tions each day. About one-Courth
of them have been fatal The most
marked effect is the increased death
rate of children.
ST. LOUIS, Mo:-Weather moder-
ated somewhat to-day but is still
very oppressive, with utter prostra-
tion. Mortality among children has
increased.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, Juue2S
AT II O'Clock mercury stood "a,
An hour later it had fallen two
points and "a cool breeze was blow.
ing. Thirteen persons nave been
prostrated.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - At II
O'Clock to-day the thermometer reg
istered SO in the shade Carpenters,
brick-layers and street laborers have
not been working regularly for three
days. A number have been pros
trated by the neat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH SlFTED,

Alex c. Moore, Of W. Va, has
been nominated minister 20 siam.
Robert Smith, a Eye convict at
San Quentin, suicided during the
night.
Pilgrimages to Mecca are fort d.
den 10y Algeria and Tunis on ac-
count of cholera.
Great suffering Is reported among
the striking cloak makers and tallurs
Of New York, aud appeals for aid
are issued.
Twelve persons have been captured
on the Rio Grande, charged with
violating the reciprocity treaty with
Mexico.
Senators Sherman, Jones, Of Ne
yada, and Harris have been appoint
ed IA conference committee on the
silver bill.
The L. =. grand jury has indicted
fl. +. Bradbury, dean Of Trinity
University, in Vermont, for Issuing
bogus diplomas.
R't Rev. Mgr McMauu-, "a mem
ber of the Papal household aud on,
Of the oldest and best known pre-
lates Of the country, died at Geneva
y. Y, thi- morning.
Tho. N. Waller Of Connecticut
II. If. DeNouug, California; u. u
Penn, Louisiana; @. ". Allen, Ne'
York, and 4. B. Andrews, Mort
Carolina, have been chosen sic
presidents for the Worlds fair
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
RELlGI Gus SERVICE.

CHRISTIAN Hallow-
ed Memories" and "Pharaoh's Ser
vice" will respectively be the morn
ing and evening themes of Elder j.
B. johnson. Services at 1890 a. IN.
and 1870 y. m. Sunday school at y
m.
NJ. +. CHURCH.-Services at 10:30
a. m. and 7:3Op. M. Sunday school
at u. Morning topic-"Parentll
Duties" Evening-"A Fair Chance
in Life"
EvANGELICAL.-Sunday sch o oil
at 10 a. M; preaching at II and 7:3O.
Morning subject, "The Christians
Declaration of Independence" even
ing subject, "The Character of
Noah" All are welcome. f. :.
Bollinger, pastor.
UNITARIAN SoCIETY.-Hall cor
ner Court and Liberty streets.
Services at 1O:3Oa. m. and 1880 p. m.
Rev. T. l.. Elliott, ID. ID. of Portland,
will preach morning and evening.
The public invited.
BAPTIST.-Rev. Robert Whitaker,
pastor. Morning service at 1880;
subject, "a Suggestive Eulogy."
Sunday school at 1l:45 a. m. Y, P.
S. C. E. meeting at $50, P m; topic,
"The time is Short" In the even
ing at $50, Children's Day will be
observed, a very appropriate and
pleasing program having been
prepared for the occasion. To all oI
these the public is co rdially invited
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28

is the chapel which is also used
for session room by the more ad-
vancAd pupils. In addition to these
there are several smaller buildings,
a laundry, carpenter shop, black
smith shop, bath room and hospital,
and tailor shop.
The grounds are in good repair
and everything about the premises
look well, the buildings en- the out
side and within are neat aud clean.
The children march into the dining
room with the order of any board
ing school.
THE WATER SUPPLY
is furnished by two boilers and en-
gines which supply two tanks, one
holding 5000 gallons for general
purposes, the other 1000 gallon
tauK clevn;ed go feet above all the
buildings to nc used in case of fire.
There are now l54 Indian children
in tue school. About 30 of that mum.
Der will go away in II few days for
the summer, but most ui them will
be back al The opening OF the school
in ~ep.rmaer. rh"se who remain
Wi. tr employed dunug the SUM
mcr months ON the tauu md gem
eral work about the institutions.
THE BAND.
The Indian brass band is an inn
portant part of the institution.
Every pupil in the school takes a
pride in their band. The leader of
the band is u boy of Is years and is
an excellent player for one of his
age. The band furnished some fine
music during the exercises, aud
while the tram was pulling in and
going out. 1t is composed of the
following members: JAS. Flannery,
leader, solo BIB cornet; w. Mckay,
lst BIB Cor; Oliver Lindsey, Eb
Clair; Solomon Greely, BIB Clair;
Fred. Freeman, solo alto; Willie
Ike, lst alto; Oscar Brown, lst Ten;
Walter Kennedy 2d Ten; Eugene
Isaac, Bar; John James BIB bass;
Jas. Teller, tuba; Robt. Depoe,
suare drum; Hiram Crow, bass
drum.
Whatever may be said of the
management of the school, those
who attended the exercises Friday
were favorably impressed by what
they saw and heard.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
How 10 Cure Nervousness

A body with a nervous tempert-
ment will make known it, wants
through it, natural mcdium-the
nervous system. II il fails q re-
caiye proper nOurishmeut the nerves
will be the first to cry uut. Dr.
Killers Hydu-tlne Restorative
ensures perfect nutrition to tho-e
who take 10, and a perfectly nDur-
ished body cannot he nervous. For
sale az ID. j. Fry's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28

500
GNHD
lND
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
HE WAS ASHAMED
To Ask Again, but His Frank Letter
Got 1t for Him.

A few months ago one of the unfortunate
inmates in the san Francisco Almshouss
was inspired 10y the sensational statements
In the newspapers with the belief that Joys
Vegetable sarsaparilla would help him. But
without money, how to get 1t was the ques-
ton. Finally he wrote to the Edwin w. Joy
Co., appealing to their generosity, and 1t was
not unheeded, the coveted preparation be-
ing sent by the next parcel delivery. Its
effect is best told in subsequent letter, from
which we quote the following
81 suppose you know me by this writing,
and my circumstances and condition. Al
though improving, | ask of your generosity
f1r another bottle of your joys Vegetable
SursGparillA. Its laxative action is periec.
ton itself 1t has so thoroughly regulated
my system that my catarrh, rheumatism,
constipation, and headaches are all better.
| feel ashamed to ask in this way, but what
shall / do? | thought might not need any
more but am now so anxious to keep II up
but YOU see how II Is"
twas sent and he can get more II he needs
It,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
After June 18th.
Eugene CITY Bonds for saIe.

NOTICE ~ hereby gwen that under the
~ provisions Of AN act oi the legislature
Of oregon entitled, "An act 20 incorpor
rate the city Of Eugene and 10 repeal OIL
acts aud part OF acts In coniiict here~
With," nled In the office Of the secretary
OF state, February ~. 1879, tho common
council OF the city Of Eugene VIII issueand
dispose OF the bonds Of said city "a par
value OF from $4,000 TO $4,000, IA deuDlui.
nations OF from tlC1 70 $1,000 a. The pur
chaser may desire, payable 20 yean aII0f
date OF issuing the same, with iuttnt4I
thereon q the rate not % exceed per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually.
sealed proposals tO purchase said b0nda
Will be received by the undersianed
AZ Eugene, oregon, until septemoet
lat, 1890, and all proposals received
viii bG Opened aud considered on
the 5th day OF september, ial0. and said
bonds will be disposed OF ~ the person o.
persons making the best offer Qr caefs
/ therefor.
The common council reserves the right
/ toreleet any and ALI proposals. by ordtf
l Of the council.
May alst, isoO. n. N. DOnNiN.
ileoorder Coz the cliy o. EuEenf|
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
Instruments Filed for Record at the
County Recorders Office.

CT DeGuire to f NJ Star
rett, 9.33 acres in d, !. c. of -
Jas Brown 0oO
Harvey Smith and VT to
Wenzl Ehm, sw ! of Sc Of
sec I, 6 5, r ! e. ooO
John b Cason and WI to
Herman Biegel, W +! of II W
of sec 6. t6s, s,nlc. 2OW
Capital City Ry Co., to w
f Her, Its 8, 8, 10 and II, blk
b, Simpson ad to Salem. l2Ot
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
4nd Tile for Sale
MURPHY & OESART,

Successors 10 y. sash, have IA well estab-
llshed Brick and Tile factory In North
salem, near the fair grounds. and are pre-
pared 10 furnish hrst-clHs, brick and tile
on short npti"c
Samples Of Brick or Tile sent free to any
point desired. on short notice. orders can
nc len with Jos. Fishburn, no state street,
where samples can be seen, d&w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28

See A-rr boy! iuu must arl-s
up f3r the Fouuh. Iu. sp.tol
Adventure g.. A.ye just pyent3 up
a big .G. " lrw -uts and paat-
which a.e selling at prices luAl viii
a-loui-h you
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
HELLENBRAND'S
ParIOrS& 4 Candy Mandatory
295 Commercial Street.
BILL OF FARE:

rs Cent Regular Dinner Served From II to3 O'Clock
A nice variety of vegetables, etc, etc.
Also tea, coffee or milk with all 70 cent
meals without extra charge.
Choice Cigars, Imported and Domestic,
always on nand.
Porter House Steak and Eggs------O cents
Tender IOin Steak and Eggs-------O cents
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28

Rising sun Marsh Mallows-best
in the world at Jones Il Bernardo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28

Big bargains in fine bunting and
fiags at the Capitol Adventure Go.
Also a fine SOFT flag for sale AZ "a
bargain.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-22

but active work there ,'reNeats.i asy n.nrt.
9lthough nad ncws cun.inur> Ia eotne from
many points. he SIXTEEN mites at ietce al
New ordans are al well guarded nlgat ani
day. II j. not believed that rr'yaSse or
hreak In the ieNee can occiir. Ia worst
poinf OF danger l. rs tarrolltnn. where The
ieyec J. over four,eel fi'ct high. and where a
break would not only bc damaging. but dan
grrolis 10 life. An appeal wa made To tle
governor 10 use portion 0i the leNee fund
Of the statc, Slsi 900. for the present emcr-
gency, but he has decided thai this cannot
be done. The only troublesome breaks now
In Louisiana are two on bayou la Fonrrlc
aud the one al Convent, the latter being 80
feet wide and flooding the plantation Oh the
east bank several miles down.