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St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

has been raised by subscription.
amounting to $SO, 1000, and it is hoped
that more can be raised in time to COM
plete the structure. The building is to
be splendid affair, located at the cor
ner of Fifth street and Mary Place, near
the Library buildinp
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
Brave Can't. Murren Married.

BALTIMORE, July Capt. Hamilton
Murrell, K. D., and Mary Cottman Nc
Cormick were married to-day in Grace
church by Rev. Arthur c. Powell. Capt.
Murrell is well-known as the rescuer of
the passengers of the sinking steamship
Danmark. Immediately aftethe servr
ices in the church Capt. and Mrs. Mu r
rell started on their bridal tour.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
LOVELY TO LOOK UPON.
But Sometimes Minneapolis Fire
men Are Totally Wanting in
Gnaed

men Are Totally Wantlng IN
Speed.
Minneapolis has a fine looking fire
department. The men are nearly all
tall, straight, athletic-looking young
fellows, out of whose faces shines
bravery and devotion to duty. More
over, they are always we'll dressed,
neat well-brushed uniforms and shin
ing buttons prevailing. Esthetically
and artistically they are all right; but,
as the sweetest flowers of summer are
the first to succumb to the chill of
autumn, so these handsome employees of
the city are possibly just bit
slower when it comes to working than
would be men who were less favored by
nature and the department tailor. There
has been some kick among the superior
officers of the fire department over the
lack of speed which they show when the
fire bell sounds an alarm. An ill9strar
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
MINNEAPOLIS.
NOTE AND COMMENT.

.'Dr. Marshall's Escape" is the way
an evening paper headlines an account
of the steamship City of Rome striking
rock off the coast of Ireland. The ac-
count incidentally mentions the fact
that there were 1000 other people or so
OH board with DR.. Marshall.
DR.. Ames turned up at the soldiers
home Yesterday and made one OF the
manifest addresses of his life In his talk
to the veterans. The doctor is not dead
just yet.
People should take evening paper re-
ports concerning Democratic CLUBS WIN
a grain of salt to cOunteract the fresh
ness of reportorial imaginatlons winch
run riot during the dog days.
The dreamy-eyed suicide editor OF the
Evening Tribune should devote some
attention to studying his Shakespeare.
Even the readers of that paper are Ell,
titled TO have their Shakespeare quoGeu
correctly.
1t is rumored that Rev. VIM. Wllkln-
son is intending to run for mayor on
peoples ticket. The rumor originated
in the reverend gentleman being seen
sitting on a stool at one of the clty's
many lunch counters.
Signal Service Observer Cheney says
that last week was the hottest in ten
years. Here is an opportunity to de-
clare himself which 1.-THE Oldest lnhab-
liant should never miss.
The electric car line tracks uniting
the Twin Cities are nearly finished. It
Is expected that this will open up new
hiscussisn in the Tribune, Journal and
Times as to the propriety of refusing to
pay fare after crossing the line.
The word minneapolis" has been
dropped from the date line OF the P1on-
eer Press. Joe ManniX will still insist,
however, at all meetings where he can
be heard, that he is Minneapolis man.
There is now more trouble between
the men who were the hangers-on of the
late lamented Adamson. Didn't some
one say once that when thieves fall
ont" etc?
''Those ST. Paul base ball players are
husky fellows. They make up in muscle
what they lack in playing ability" re-
marked a well known crank last night.
'They made their excellent showing
yesterday in good part through Mains
strength"
Mai. Norton saved the day at the
races yesterday. He alone occupied the
upper section of the grand stand, ana
the whole city was thereby supposed to
have been represented.
The members of the Veterans Union
league have great heads. They will
advocate no candidates until they have
been nominated. They have no desire
to get into big fight which they may
lose.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
Removal Notice.

Vail & johnson, undertakers, have re-
moved to 614 Nicollet avenue. Open
day and night. Telephone 1O24-2.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

People should take evening paper re-
ports concerning Democratic clubs with
a grain of salt to cOunteract the fresh
ness of reportorial imaginations whlch
run riot during the dog days.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

The dreamy-eyed suicide editor of the
Evening Tribune should devote some
attention to studying his Shakespeare.
Even the readers of that paper are en-,
titled to have their Shakespeare quoted
cOrrectlV
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

DR.. Ames turned up at the soldiers
home yesterday and made one OF the
happiest addresses OF his life IN MS talK
to the veterans. The doctor is not dead
Just yet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
SneciaI Sale This Week

SptcIHI SsfEt THIS WttA
Of India Silks, Mulls and lightweight
Wool Goods for summer at Nine. BOyd'S.
COS Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
SpeciaI Sale This Week

OF India Silks, Mulls and lightweight
Wool Goods for summer at Nine. Boyd's,
COS Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

1t is rumored that Rev. VIM. Wilkin-
son is intending to run for mayor on a
peoples ticket. The rumor originated
in the reverend gentleman being seen
sitting on stool at one OF the Guys
many lunch counters.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
JENKs, DREAM.

jerks had queer dream the other night.
and in the middle of it stood doughty
little champion who met and deliberately
knocked over, one by one, score or more
of big, burly-looking fellows, as they ad-
in Isle size, the 'V valiant pigmy proved more
than match for them. It was all 80 fun
ny that jerks woke up laughing. He ac-
counts for the dream by the fact that he
had just come to the conclusion. after try
market, that Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, or tiny Sugar coated Granules,
easily "knock out and beat all the big
pills hollowI They are the original and
only genuine Little Liver Pills.
Beware of limitations, which contain Poi
eonous Minerals. Always ask for DIR.
Pierce's Pellets, which are Little Sugar
coated Pills, or Anti bilious Granules.
One q Dose.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
At the Holmes

All modern conv veniences. Une-
qualed table service. American and
European. $3.50 to $3.50 per day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

''Dr. Marshall's Escape" is the way
an evening paper headlines an account
of the steamship City of Rome striking
rock off the coast of Ireland. The ac-
count incidentally mentions the fact
that there were 1000 other people or so
OIL board with DR.. Marshall.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

Motor Trains for the Races
Leave Washington and First avenue at
]. 80 and Q %. m.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

Miro DIR. Il. Waite, Specialist; IA
I'll Ia. years in Minneapolis. Why suffer
when cure is mild and certain.
Ask hundreds of leading citizens Of ST. Paul
Minneapolis and the Northwest as to the
treatment and cure? Pamphlet free. 1927
Heunepin Ave. Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

Signal Service Observer Cheney says
that last week was the hottest in ten
years. Here is an opportunity to de-
clare himself which 1.-The Oldest lnhaD-
liant should never miss.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

Mai. Norton saved the day at the
races yesterday. He alone occupied the
upper section of the grand stand, and
the whole city was thereby supposed TO
have been represented.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

The electric car line tracks uniting
the Twin Cities are nearly finished. 1t
is expected that this will open up new
liscussisn in the Tribune, Journal and
Times as to the propriety of refusing to
pay fare after crossing the line.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

"Those st. Paul base ball players are
husky fellows. They make up in muscle
what they lack in playing ability" re-
marked a well known crank last night.
"They made their excellent showing
yesterday in good part through Mains
Strength
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

The members of the Veterans Union
league have great heads. They Will
advocate no candidates until they have
been nominated. They have no desire
to get into a big fight which they may
lose
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

The word minneapolis" has been
dropped from the date line of the Plon-
eer Press. Joe ManniX will still insist,
however, at all meetings where he can
be heard, that he is Minneapolis man.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

DOARD-For rent, large front room for
D two gentlemen with board. Inquire at
ia Fourth St north
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

M IADAME ANDREWS, clairvoyant and
IHl magnetic healer, has returned from the
East and located at No. 621 Twenty y-sixth av.
north. Take Blue Flag.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

There is now more trouble between
the men who we're the hangers-on OF the
late amented AdamSon. Didn't some
one say once that "When thieves fall
ont etc?
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
SITUATIONS WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.

EEPER-Situation wanted by an
i experienced timekeeper In large estab-
lishment Address Charles Baker, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

DOARD-Newly furnished rooms, with
ID board, 516 Third av. south.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02

ORANGE BLOSSOM-Sure cure for all
" female diseases; six treatments ST. j.
M Nelson 80 ROyalStOu ay
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
MARRIED.

sTALEI-ROBERTS. - Wed 4 =
day evening, Dec. "A, 1880, at the
home Of the bride III Yew PARK.
by Rev. COrwin, Prof. W. J. sta
ley to Miss Nellie Roberts, both Of
this CITY.
This excellent young couple were
united IN the presence Of the faInily y
circle, and d few cio7e friends. The
ceremony wac performed in q brief
and binding manner, when after
hearty congratulations by all pres
ent hearty luncheon was parraken
0f, and pleasant evening was
passed. The groom, Prof StaIey. il
principal Of tine Capital Business
college in this city, aud a young
man Of rare good qualities, while
the bride is the accomplished daugh-
Ter Of Mr. and Mn. J. j. Roberta,
late Of Nebraska, where the ae-
quaintance Of the young people was
formed. They will make their
home in Salem.
sPONGE-CRAN g l. Eat Lin,
coin, Polk county, Christmas day
Dec. -, 1850, Mr.. J. NJ. sponge
aud Mia. Ada Crangie.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

INCoHPoRATING A UNIVERSITY.
Articles Incorporating the Port
land University, Of the city of Port
lsnd, were filed with the secretary Of
state Wednesday afternoon. The
following list of gentlemen Of the
shove named city are the incorpora-
tors; Alfred Hummer, Ross c.
Houghton, Dsaiel y. McIutufi.
James W. Rushong, G. NJ. PiercS.
W. {. Noon, II. Wood. f. w. Cor
nell, Wiilism Masters, George II d.
Chance, and F. l.. ParscR. The
articles did not mention any capital
stock as belongipg to the corpora
tion st the time Of filing the srticls-s-
Portland evidently wants uni
versity; - does Salem, If she did not.
she would give Portland the one
she has now.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

PIONEER STEAMBOATMAS.-Cap-
tain L. B. Scott, pioneer steam
boatman Of the Willamette, has
now in course Of construction two
propellers to run between Tacoma
and Seattle, that are calculated TO run
at & rate Of thirty miles per hour.
They will be the fastest water
crafts in the world. Captain Scott
has already been progressive steam
bostman, and has lead wherever he
has been. When Oh the Willamette
ne ran the best boats on the river.
Getting too large for this river he
went TO the Columbia, where he
put on opposition boats both feet
and attractive,and did more TO lower
traffic on that river than any other
man in Oregon. He now sntici-
pates going to the Sound to revolu-
tionize traffic Oh those waters.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

THE LITTLE GEORGIA MAGNET
Wednesday night al the opera
house Mrs Annie Abbot gave her
truly marvellous performance. The
audience was not 80 large as il
should have been but that was easily
accounted for by the fact Of il being
Christmas eve and there were many
other attractions about the city.
She performed al that she advertised
she would. Her feats are very re-
markable 10 say the least. For in
stance she held on her open palms
q billiard cue and in spite Of their
utmost efforts several Of our solid
and muscular citizon were unable TO
move il. 1t looked rather odd TO
see several stout men eIerung their
utmost efforts 10 lift q weight Of
only ss pounds but lift her they
could not. Her greatest test Of
power was the lifting Of nine men
clear from the floor. She is truly 8
phenomenon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

MAJ MAKING IN sAI-EN- - A
JOURNAL representative stole 6
slAocs 81 very artistic piece Of
vo-k- II vas map Of the Wspin-
it's canal and the country through
which il passes The map itself is
some Is feet in length and traces E
canal over % miles long, from the
dam OF Clear creek, two uils-
below Clsa: Lake, 10 Juniper fist, in
Wssco county, the inten ton being
10 have il discharge into the
Deschute river, using al the water
Necessary for the irrigation Of
WapinitiE plains. Hampton Kelly,
brother Of the sheriff 81 Portland,
is al the head ef the ditch company;
Captsin 4. GesDer, Of this city, did
the surveying and Judge J. J.
Walton, Of this city, Was the artist
OF the map, which is 6 model Of
beauty in its mountain shading,
lettering and general makeup. 1t
i fact that il DO place in the state
can a. neat, clean, tasty and accurate
MAPS be drawn as night here in
Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
The Word Enriched.

The facilities OF the present day for
he production Of everything that will
condcce to the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unliru.
tied, and when SRA? of Figs was h-st
P-oduced the world was enriched with
the OILY perfect laxative known, as i,
IS the or-y remedy which IS truly
pleasing and refreshing TO the taste
and prompt and eiEcc,ual TO cleanse
the system gently IN the Sp-ing-time
or, II fact, az any time, and the better
Il IS known the more popular it be-
comes.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that IN pursu.
y ance OF an order ol the County Court
. gf The state Of Oregon Tor Marion count y
IN he matter Of The estate uf r T. -EldrIedgs
deceased-tue undersigned adm. ulstra,r. Z
of said estate. Will sell al public auction "a
tnc highest bidder fDr casu-or short cr-.lii
CD na'f the purchase price /. desired boy
Didders-surject 10 confirmation Of said
County Court, or SATURDAY, the Irn day oi
DeceIn D.sr, ls@, a. % clock =, H., at the
front door OF ths dwelling house on the
preuises. all the right. ti-is, e-t4ts and
Interest uf the said r r. F.iCrIedge 81 the
time uf MS death, in and 10 tie following
described real properly, tD-w.i:
Beginning ON the township liUe s.s-
rs =. Il. W. O1 the " willamette meridian,
and running th-uc. y. = =, r.. 4-.5o cha n.
thence y. So, ". $50 chains. thcnc.
south $50 chains; thence west IL - chains
fneuce south lT.l4 chains: thence :. ~
T.. 81 chains; thence y. ~, ". s.H clisln-
to the'p place OF beginning containing atoui
AZ ~ acre-. And the following described
tEle1 adjoining thereto 10 Wit: Beginning
at the :. " corner Of Donation Land Claim
nlng thence = NJ " u q chains;
on the north boundary Of u
l.. c. No s.; thence y. -. T.. !3sS3 chains,
n the .. line OF cl. 81. thence
y. 81. W. ls.s8 chains to the place
Of beginning, containing p acre.
uD.h tlacts containing -. ~ acres situated
Marion. state OF Oregon, and known az
tine "Eldriedge "acOndA farm
AsSIE ELDEIEDGE.
Adm. of the estate Of F.iE. Eidnsdge, dc
salem. Ore. Nov. 2l, Isso. 5w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

AcCrow & Willard have tht
choicest cuts 1T all times.
Montee Bros, the photographers
don't stand back for anything, bur
will always give YOU the b+-st for tn,
money.
Catterlin's art gallery on Stat,
street il turning out fine 500 pei
dozen cabinets.
New Years day among some i:
observed even more than Christmas.
Patton still has large stock OF
handsome goods on hand FOR New
Years gifts.
Brooks & Cox can sell you some OF
the finest perfumes TO be found in
the city.
W. W. Martin Is an old and ex-
perienced jeweler and will give you
some Of the finest gems in the city
from which 10 select. Look al his
superb line Of watches.
Why don't you buy some Of those
fine candies at Strong's restaurant.
Fine French mixed at - cents per
pound.
Catterlin for photos.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

ELEp.-Christmas day
in Salem was tse ,nildsst- says some
OF the old residents, that they have
ever seen in Oregon. At midday
the thermometer registered So in
the open sir, where the sus had not
moderstei the temperature. CHRIST
mss night sas clear sDd the sir Sss
balmy and 30 frOst Saine on the fol-
lowing morning, which was dsy
s. bright as the previous. Hun
6reds Of people were Ell walking
Christmas afternoon, as though il
was s spring day. The same old
story aas jas, reached this city OF
some o. the Eastern friends, whe
were in Oregon few weeks sn6
condemned the climate. They nov
write from their cold, icy Eastern
homes Of being hone>ick 10 see Ore-
gon again and live II her balmy
climate. This Is the same old story
which hundreds OF others have told
many S time before The fact i,
there has b@es no cold weather i
Iae Willamette valley this year.
Very hTtIe frost hss been seen here,
during the pas, few days this vas e.
TcciAll 50. The sir has oeen elss- sod
refreshing. From the top ofihe state
house or University the snow
crowned brow Of Mi Hood. Adams,
Jefferson and Rainier could easily
Dc s-en il the distance, while the
valley wss green. Surely, this Is
the plscs for 8 home
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE = hereby gwen. TnRt IN pU-Su-
Auct Og AN order 1f the County Court
%. IN. >.aIe Df Oregon Tor the tpGnfy u-
Ma-.tu.mAl. on ne S-l day %: Nov. :. la,s'.
ID the uarter ~ the estate of -Amuc! \
Keel deceased. he undersigned admins
Trsa'.- of said estate, vi. sell a. pubic
auction u .ue highest bidder for cash,
SCb.-r- 20 confirmation rF said lnlri. pH
Saturday n. nth day Dl ns-'eiu Der. l,,-'. u;
II O'cIpck a. ii. a. the west d,s- nf tht
Court House Dt said county, al the ri-ul
title. estate and interest NJ the said samuel
\ ke,'. ~ the time Ut his death. III ar 0 90
the following described Ttul property
ID-w'-. Tny uur-E half ~ the y +. quarter
and io;- No. ! and :, Of Section L. T. :.
x J L. ~ l- ~ lliano-tfe myri dian, IN Lrr
County OF Marion, >tate ut oregon, cp. o.
sAli..uE l+--41 a--t-, more ur tess. s1N.u-
and eNg-g g.iu> small trAct thereof, de
.c-.u,-d %. ll Sys, TJ-Wi1; Beginning ~ "a
p1.n, IN the Ceufe~ of the county rJar,
leading " from The town nt NvlAula y ulrt
10 t'rp-.--- tnt line between !. :. Il =. /
and Ea~t. Thence west ~ 'ert, Thence
sou, Z 10 the hank Of the N-rth -antlAu
riya-. thence east TO tar above d->cr. bed
Iogu.E. r line, thence north - Tie place
OF o~cidniuE. !. NJ. tsHEw,
Adm oc he estate OF samue. a. A.Ihee.,
deceased.
Salem. ''~. Nov. :. $50.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

HONE AGAIN-Mra. Geo. Edes
and daughter Helen returned home
yesterday, from an extended trip
through the East. They visited al
the larger cities and principal points
Of attraction during their three
months absence from Salem. In their
travels they were IN one wreck il
Arizona, in which four men were
killed, but they escaped unhurt.
They were glad to get back 70 -a-
lem again, though they highly en.
loved their trip.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

CRUSHED HIS LEG. - Tuesday
morning Lewis Anderson met with
q serious accident in the Touring
mill Of Lew Douglas at Harrisburg.
He was il the third story Of the
mill looking after some part Of the
machinery, when the engineer below
heard him crying for help. He
hastened 10 his assistance and found
him lying Oh the floor with one leg
broken, it having been caught in
the machinery crushing the limb
above the ankle. Anderson was
formerly miller in the Red Crown
mills Of Albany.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

IL PROBATE-In tie matter Of
the estate Of Albert ". Kinney, de-
ceased, August Kinney and Virginia
Watson, executors, fled their sixth
report, and the same vas approved.
The Will Of Amanda Liy, decreased,
mas been admitted TO prouale, aud
w. L. Wade appointed executor,
ThOs. Ryan, FL. Neil, and L. +.
Boise. Jr., appraisers. The alno Ut
Of the property il estimated al $50
and goes to her daughter, Adelia L.
Cheney.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
Notice for PublicatiOd,

Land OyFIcE at OEHcos CRY, or,
Lee. 1, lsiG.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his in-
teutlOn 20 make fual proof IN support Of
nls claim and that said proof Will De made
before the county clerk Of Marion county,
al salem, Oregon, on January l7th, lssl,
viz: William Il Cox, Homestead Entry
No. go for ne u. OFFS. W. and lots aud
OF section 10, r. ss., RAE.
He name. the following Witnesses 20
prove his continuous re-lcence upon and
cultivation Of hald land, Viz:
ALBERT VI mickey.
JANE II GI-I
y. ~. TAYLOR
GEORGE GI1I,
All 0f MehaIna y. o., Marion county,
Oregon. .. q. AfIERsON. Kegi,tsr.
IZIl-ol W
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
SuTnnnenS.
In tne Circuit court ~ the sta.e O. or,
gpu fJr the county o. Marion
Lizzie n. We-zr.I, Plaintiff.


gpu fJ- The county o. Marion
Lizzie NJ. W--ze.l, Plaintiff.
William r. We;z-u. Defendant
To William + - ctEs'... defendant = On.
above entitled action: In ~. name O, tnr
state ~ Dreguu- YOU are hereby e4-iy-t
Ia appear and answer she complaint ~ TIE
aDove naIncd plaintiff u the above en-.
tlIled court. now ol file with the clerk 90.
said court by the Er-t day OF the next reg
ular. til. February. i>+l, term 81 said cir
cult cOUTt in the city Of -AleV, Marion
county, stai-oi oregon, on Monday tue
a.n day Of February, -,ll And you E-e
hereby notified thai II you fAI % upVeAT
ana answer said complaint Es hereby rt-
qU.Tec, the paluiiE w4l apply IOtuc court
Tor cnC relief prayed for in said ruiI p.,- IT..
to-wlt. That the marriage contract here
ioiUr- ana nov existing between you.
William +. - ttZe.l. and the plniIllH
Lizzie II. Mefzel.. De- dissolved and ~ :
the plant Il b, restored 20 ucr ma den
name and tor such other and further ---
lief a. may be in equity Just and rcu-uun-
bic. said demand ana prayer being based
upon the ground Of your wll4iu. desert on
and Abandonment of the plaintiff for m1oc
than one year last past.
Published n the CAPITAL JOURNAL ipy
six WeeEs by order O.! dsu. Reuben I.
Boise. judge Of iie circuit clurt OF the state
NJ oregon Tor Marion county, made al
chambers in the city ~ -ai-m, Marion
county. Oregon. on Monday, The 18th day
VI December, l-!-. PRATT a HUNT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26
Administrators Notice of Final
Settlement.

NOTICEis j. eby gwen 70 whom n may
y concern THAI the undersigned admin.
lsiratFix Of the estate Of hartley Reeves,
decreased. has liie1 her unal account ne
Aucn adu;inisiratriX with the clcrk uf the
county cDur1 Of Marion county, state Of
sjre.su and that Hon. WIN. waldo,
judge Of SAID eJust mas fixed the 5ih day,
of January, l-.o, a. ~ O'e.n,k a. In. az the
time Of hearing objections -, and settle
meni Of said account. sAkA n kEENE-,
AdmiDistratri I.
Dated Nov. ls, 1850. ll:2I-5i
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-26

EXTEEME Low WATER.-The
Corvallis Times rise= with this re-
marx: The Willamette river l.
lower than ever before known At
this season Of the year. Yesterday
Max Friendly'z logging outfit coz
slsting Of wagon and three yoke OF
oxen fOrded It aDOu: q mile
and q half above this city
and the driver didn't GET d drop Of
water on himself. The like has
never been known II December.