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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

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sasge arsS g,l1eyro,9k ~ aysz2e tie eszse3
ssssssaes1 Hos oraT tklass sfsey ps
ssas,9 ax6 world 1--we hanged tie owneg
II TIE gDf0sggfazse slsgs. Tsst oSnsr
rSa q bessnffgl wNglaa, is1saerase3y
peagssgg an6 tie river u sssDpesaosss
esasgsalmaegss Tie sslgT is ozae u
sfss fsoo4 thrilling 10 tie history II st4e
eitg,
u VA ylsls5,ere1 .lsas tie i43y 10 isss
esse 30 tssafs1 eer1sis u ~ slzgea
sefa tisssa chained is = 5gozsoa ard
s1jgses1d tiss7A ~ seasVatloz, Sas
Nas. iyssreF. = scgt-a1 . great Bssisb
assl iA1Berses. ara1 niaE.aEsd ~ qvieG
sssese rvsosz 3 fire occ1ved m hey
sssafe. Wi,esief starred ~ sOane ~
tiss slages ~ flls ls M nsealie1 WsleE
eltszefa e2ei1s9 " tile plaee sss1 bsgaD
w tear S0pD tjse turning iEiijilnZ tie
awful egl1egios u tsse faaitseatA1 siages
ife4 tise5F eyes Ofas u fias py,oF Great,
gFes Naz chained
TIE fgTy ~ tue NIB Ma fearful.
TJsey besla2ed sile paiaee of ne beagtl-
ful woman. 1fiD, with unparalleled
bDllfiess. oTdeFed beF eDaeimian ~
driys - ber 1oDF, ard dressed ~ bsr
sooe8 brilliant eoetuDe ar,1 plii ~ much
eo1np<nure ~ II slie were taking beF
usual evening Dive, stepped n and D.
reetsd tie cOacamaD ~ whip up hls
br,rzes Tie fnDb followed, but shs
distaflee1 them She managed ~ make
ans u the slllps ~ the harbOr and es-
capped " Paris Richmond State.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
whY DID az cor
a 81 Louis Merchants Trip TO the
Postotlce, aud the ReSult.

NAnioInia's last sensation Is beeinnine
70 take hold Of st Louis J. VS.. Barreft
me commission merchant Of la2 and l2s
hoFth Commercial Street was one Of the
hFst 70 test joys Vegetable sarssrarilla IN
siek headaches t. effect was such a grad.
ilihs surprise that DE went over 10 the post-
once aud told his friend, Thos. P. cuikin
suPt OF The registry division, who was also
worried with headaches The following lea,
Ter details his friends experience also
hosJosFicE, 81. LOUIS, Feb. d. isao
:. ". :. hAhhlfr, EsQ.;-
bAAh sia: lou ask me, Did 7 act On vop,
eltlcel uid, aud have % thank yor ~.
le-is have suffered nom lndiae-fien "a
ne i..s..ss, ASs.ng yoir advice purcassed
luuie oi JOYS NeEe'ahi- $500 -'-'Ii,-
helsfe had ri.shci itl carli ~ ai,1r-s
e.net r. .eig irou'lti With 4 hs1da'.b.. -
~ Ai-t iof gaict I-f.re aIi. r-siii n
- --'''- ana .y.s lsgeil-,s ssssspsri,ls
IHOs p. CULKTN
1lp hsSaisy Division. Pcs,oito.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

"a Fff''~ ''-
Hfsrses strte = s'.e 80 r',,l '.i''i -
e1s segau 81 ~ es9rat Nte'-i1e W.
s'ss1 f'sssper'g t'f'4 a. tfe re-
fsaaiss. fe tass as''l s.1sJ 's''.es li''fs
srs esrpe Nt,p 80 = sr.il1f ii'l'i'l ','ir
sssf1rs, af - beissf's - sr 80 siali
rofik TIE frr11s 5's- - era-ia'r' =
sssf ia s.ie eSftfs 49, aa'tl 49, ~ pi'
ssDo~ ast1 sraz-s fsls Asa eerns 40
seasass ~ ssis sref'sai- fsaesss- 40
pezstszls ks.'zhcrnss ~ ta1srss fs1sf
snS erssssrs fo1s
TAese have ssea strss ea;'s-'sa''ii''i'
# fnss1-sfas cssis'.zrt.s-A f1,s jews.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
N4EEETs BY TELEGRAPH.


r,-.ss. .z-,r.l- - = - -s-.-s1
F-.-,-,--.,-,-.s,..s a. =
ws-a w-srls sfN,
r,,-. 5z-....s - =. X. -. ..-..,ss
$500 -, ss,.o.5,- =. AZ -, a.
- - - =. -. -. -
r1-..,-, - -
- y, -. -
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- -. .. - .,,,--.,,s-- ! -
s..---,, -. .,.5...
-, =. -. an
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
Notice to Contractors.
sehr.Jl Hulidlnks for DlstrJet \,

scho-Ol BulicinEs for District No. "A
-1al-i ',sjs VII b. received By the hs4ard
~ lfsctOrr Of schCO. district No. q, Marion
czsQlty. fiT-zOu, a. ts5e Office 81 the clefk 81
.aig l.triet, Pos f'lce building. taieIn. On
Nsclesdly. July =. issl, at O'cgek 3. nl.,
i9s 10 sfeeiiyn 81 tSo school Duilliug-
~ ~ t1Mas
he south Salem building in acoor
oane- Nitn the plans and specialization. = 81
tue pibee - &. =. llcNaiiy ,afchitect, salem
Alty far erection 81 same building vi b
roo pan u elevation No I, alsO at Office o
ralG tse%aily.
rark school building,in YewPal 4.
I ~ '9caDFlsncs wifh the pians and specl.
o. II flyls q lie ON e Of K bert q Burgrafi.
afchaIscrs. -afem.
Ine baudiDgs % be completed. except IN.
fiee - ~ aDla story, On or before January
3, IN
IEe Boz ri rcteryes the hight 10 ,eicli
any and al bids 4 cerllhed check on one
u ne salem banks Tor 5 per ccHt or the
eeuif price must accompany each bid
~ itiactOry bonds viii be required t.r The
,a.tufui performance of the work.
by order Of the board.
w Is. SIMPSON, clerk.
salem, July l5, 1891. 7l5td
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
sALEa a4zs.aI EEYoRr.


ESV1rEgJ lrOg1IGyE--
111z. Germ -s-gzsr e1-rs- 5'sr ..s..15I
sstsalcia,t s'ae1s- -5
ssa.tas--s..saT 1'sfss1r 5asf D, Liss~
FlrE-t =
l9ftOl-sa 1Ies
Pszl-l8 N L4cg
ql'ao...y p, g.aaas. ~ seDiaz
rel elggss s.s~1--l'eT 1eF1Et- -Ae
al.> e.9gss t,sss i'-f gSJs-.1- ~
h-s ks-41e pef pf-1--
yse1 GsS-l.ir ~ pss-r-c-
g.11aE.0 G-@ss--.4l1 81 ~ pagEc-
Zee f5rzss--.1ss 9er p91EG-
GfEE3f1 Graes- -45e Esf ry-E1s
baEAs--Sc ~ lD-
Dsg 1He9a--<aI .f-
Hew p|gatOs 75c per brs5e.
Gresn peas lc - "a.
ssfHNtsrrike. ~ tsr sEaF1
Gznner Frgif Peacasr. 5. o. sp-lcrt
y ~ b.aekserres. - e9FI.. bas1 Gra1ta
" ~ fOf0atpes fg y. st1nx bceBs 81 -
zF1ea pas = - ~ 1rZ. " ENC ~ cans
Ffesh Fezei. ,. s.--PofefDee g3ee carrots
J0e, pagsD g. 7lsr oBlyDs - pr lg.
- Flati-'-sal ifsp1 ~ Fei ~ -igfEfOE -
u pef i1sD5an nsr ic psF ~ saiL salmon
~ i9c per ~ thlllok 'a.mon, VA.
HyTI9ss PEicGs.
Wheat--sZJle ~ sJe uef.
RlO1T--Pef barFel. s5.fe. 1ess ~ be-
fats-Per Dgfhet 80 ~.
5afieg-Per tilsncl, 12a5lc,
bran-ie tOD. 81 ~ a. fulii. 64c RI.
shGrfs-l'er i0n. ~ gJ sacEed.
Cbsp-P=F tOn, sun saexsd.
HJD -tiuoisd ~ - tone per ~. Con.
trac. ic.
WOot--lgr ~ iEe.
EIgs->5c per dOzen.
F0tafOas-Fef DuHheI. Jic
Corn meti-1c per pDIHd.
Chetee-i2Hl peY pound.
Dried pluns-PeY 10. GEtTc.
Dried pruues-Fer ID. l0a lZc.
Imported UFgnes T5zc per lb.
butler--L59 921c per pound fDr gOJ1
L4ird--l0a " per -
Uefns-per pound, iiG ne.
HsfcDu sIdeB--Hf' lD per a..
rhoulde0F--sNs8 per 10.
CLickens- 70 l9c per pOlud.
Turkeys 30 ~ g 10,
Seese 1Ms per lD.
Ducks. lZjZper 10
Spring Chlekens--ll ~ ne per ID.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

vft IGa Miaai1is. Bi,1a IL q 5sllr -
- CBcrtaz A5lf1a- ate 1rnss-sr-
nzaBssr sf ne asEsE C,Nmr 10 aas
FH-rla - 1.is 6sEliE sr s-,s ~ sEaaE-
81 fgs1~'. ~ 1ass Eg1sr-l.l1is &C D..
sf.srs 8ss.JF. wafs- af-sr a.sEsEfl,r Eis
enr1esca7n E51E rE,z EesTfE1- W'a-i
81 ads Elsasr- 4 Sesnzs1,s-us tg,sf1ss.ss
alsz 81 PsrraE1s1- Or Laas Tzs,s-
eaT 1.s rssE-Bsc ~ DssF1gu- Max
sEg kls -sssecsss fnr1rs 90 Eis
a.-esss1, t1sT 11-BaaEss 90 ElasE
TTaeT Es.sl1F Weua - 11eEist9u--
Naess ss,eF hars f'5sas,s r-s5ss1aix-
? ~ sh.f1 p2saa.s1 zz.s fa-rss'5 aE1
sas n1Arrlsss. Cspesa M5ss - has
1e6 Tsg sgrr5rs1 tsge
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

Anxious Mother Why, my dear.
what's the mAtteFl
Married Daughter Boo, hool Ny
hus husband doesn't love me any
mora
Mercy on usl How do you know =
"iio's-he'u stopped kicking my (boo.
hood NJ - III - Fido. New York
Weekly
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
Ths.s ~ ,hs nlhls aaa 10 raa.balL

The number three runs all through
ths story of the Bible There are three
theological virtues faith, hope and
charity. The triangle h Of tho utmost
important Ia mathematics In overy
nyllogsin there are three parts That
uIree v a lucky number Is a common
saying Franklin says that three 70.
moves ere hs bad a. hro. la our
gnaat national game the rule Is three
strikes and out Chicago llorald.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
To COntrat tors.

Dlb- viii be received by the board Of d.
ID rector of school district No. "A on Fri
nay. July ", lsgi, at 3. ~ FOR the comple
ion u the second story Of the Norih IA EN-
school building, ia accordance with the
plans and spcelncniiuns ana detail draw
iuRs ai the Office orc. :. McNaiiy, salem.
The board reserves the right to r. tect anv
ana AT BIDS.
Certified check foF 8 per c.nt. Il the b.a
VIII De required a. accompany the bid.
BY order Of The board
lseail ". B. SIMPSON, Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
). q HARRIS r. \. MOORE
SALEM EXPRESS COMPANY.
Leave orders al the Club stables, one
block east OF Postomce. All orders
promptly attended 20.
i,EOO MILES.
e"t she Got It-A sample of Let.
ters Daily Received.

Only those who have tied It can hnov
vha' ii is that prompts one % seud soo
mlles Tor 80 sct is again. Here Is anotber
Of many such Instances:
DEAE sias; I send ts. Tor which r.le,s. ~.
lasA laii d1aeu ui your vefefHl,s er-.-, y,
nl.A have moved here fr.iin -irr-a
AZ t2nk thrce bottles before h. of,.,t'
senee seu4 an The way hack b i...-,,i.'
~ more. 10 gas ilsf before Il l...f 500
s.ll' at.llt a year asl, that bean ~ f..ai
ss.f miserable Ay slin vas yeTg ve,i,,-
+.ll va, az laias aud aches. esr,,si iii, ~,
..i shoulders and in my heal ~, -
~ 'N'l % Nas ms liver ald save ~, s,,,.,.,
ant't ie which relieved ne s,.,e.ri-,
iif ue slhus hGppened i1 80 "a
~ al.i tll t'anel O. take Joris 49,. ~ ~
"a, ar.t adrisci ne Is trvn ~:
l NNi feca soQd eject fhaf n,v' ~
~. q neN tliug ! have ner'',s-,. "a ..,....5
4. -s.s 11rs herc % TAKE Ia. - psrt ef M.
F" if -ti anl iart % mVseif
AXIS GEu, nELnnrlGp
hliie Clly, Acuians.
iAe ieaiel, who has nos tried n. 49, IL
lasA y "a me vess;ahle juices Ia lhl, r,-.,.',,
~ - ipf disogasis1 uslsma
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
Stock Holders Meeting.

ihe annIal meeting OF the stock holders o.
thr i.'id N1Inutiu aud Dry Gulch Consoli.
ds ifd Cola q silver - lining company Will
De he'd AZ The Office Ol said cOmpany In 5a-
iein, ~ cgJr, al ? D.. ~. saturday. Angus.
y, lffi, i7r the purpose 81 e'ecting (5j five
directors for the ensuing ear. aud lOf such
oiher business as may proptrly come be.
fore such stock holders meeting.
X, b. "a NON. President.
skiH q. HAMMER. + cre,ary.
- can, ore, July n, 1891. 7l65t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
Administratrix Notice.

hrfgpy given thai The under
~ ~ sasl ne petu duly appointed ~
niftlu, adminlstrairlr IN ~ ...t...l.t
2, .ise Nitief, dcreasfd. All persons - go,
s.-l' tlnsi aid tsiaie afc requegf.,,, y,
~ ui ,lein o. ne prop. IN veriaef y, s
70 pfr Take ilihish, within Il a
A.'llNf nom thls dale. ana ,.e-
hnpeirF ihfmsei w. infrbte9 a, ~, .,',ils
oui dfiay. EfI.g ts.tt eiil.
I.es'i, es''i,,,i',,..,faifix ,..ai ofAtore namsd $40.
fl8NW
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

utss r--rf.srr.i l-l.ssf has crnfrscfef for large
11utrai1T -fH1 - rsasla- 'sweerata Ee prize
wiI1.1sr af -fts-r t1r-s -sw1e-ry fsiri and III
snrhIa ~ tralaf. 0less ylelder and most
1Ir.l1Itus 1EfE eerrT l1 salem ElarEet.
f-rr1 q -arara. -Eler1. and j. " Oh
tfrr- Au1-arrf = Warru-fef pure stock
ant 1lIn1s Frsd-.iass- gla1E11,E1e free. ready
september TIA Also Ten c1her srietiss-
Af.fsrssH r. HDFER
FW salem Oreruu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

Le Riehau's Golden Balsam No
Cures Chzncres, frs. and second s-ayes
Sores cn the Lels and Body; Sore Ears
Eyes, Nose, etc, COpper-colorsd Blotches
syphi.itlc Cat2r!h, diseased Scalp, and al
primary forms Of the disease known sf
Syphilis. Price, 90 per Bottle,
lie RiehasI's Golden BaIsam No. 2
Cures-Tertiary, Mercurial Syphiiiiic Rheu
matism, Pains in the Bones, Pains in tho
Head, back Of the Mex, liberated Sore
Throat, syphilit.c Rash, Lumps and con
tracted Cords, Stiffness Of the Limbs. and
eradicatss al disease from the system
whether caused BY indisrretion or abuse
of Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price IS 90 per ROttle.
LIE Richau's Golden spanish Anti.
dOte for the cure Ct GonorrhGA. GIeet
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Genf
al disarrangements. Price Sc SO per
Bottle.
- RiehRu's Golden Spanish In.
lection, for severe cases OF G0norrhga,
llnaInll1tory Gleet. stricturesY sc. Price
81 50 per Bottle.
Le Riehau's Golden Ointment
Tor the effective healing Of Syphilitic Sores
and eruptons. Price 81 90 per Box.
lie Riehau's Golden Pfils-Nerrt
and Brain treatment; loss Of physical pow
er. excess or over-work, Prostrztion, etc
Price 50 90 per Boz.
Tonic and Nervine,
Sent everywhere, c. o. D., securely paekod
per express
The RICHARDS DRUG CO., Ausuts
500 e. 511 MARKET ST
Sam Francisco, Ca
~eiiaARs sEnT FREP-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
DON'T BE AN OSTRlcHI
IIIT UUU HTI Jul InTUTmITIUn nn1 mild
facts about
FOOTPRINTS OF THE WORLDS HISTORY


A"N n"ilN Nflearated Historians
The Hlory ~ The nations Is told An tina
pulilAni de- d and grand achievement. IN
tne Wuri4a nereos aud herolnes. A rfch
1.nte houee % history, uiVel. adventure.
ana thr Mtira aud wonderful events IN thr
"umes that tried mems snuis.n Tbriilins-
eirtlre Of he days OF chiYairy, startiius
httihr achievements of Warfforg and
tit+.ititfa Also "A vast collection az az
t-t,1l teins ui hna7i.h ana A.nerican his.
new uons ni Tue day, the great seif esuc-,-
Hfi luft me D ok tae people want. Over
~ smnd and historical n.umiuatioos
~ u ,l'Ne steel ensaNinge. aud BRILLIANT
t.i ts,.titd pilates. kgcry body nnds it a
n',iit. ~ nf .uccfsA 40 cells Without 49,
inA, ~ capital 40 risk. Straight b lsines.
~, ana uis tn.hi- epirndid illustrated clreu-
i,tN aiil tli pariiculars sent fea.
Aeofeas, hl,tohiCAL PuR co.
IT iaCIs No.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
August.
Flower

Tds Is Gtle enerY rss.
HFf2s fs csfrzssy 81 gcsr lstt,e
boris 6tR Arl1 kss -
m For1 ~ porsf Cls4 fES t'5g-
res. cdr, f'a1Serflesad-
~ tovs LIE Is ~ SrtesroEssasss
,nf = Wfhst Is Il fssS we es~~
snzrty esv f,ors IT. erafle ~ fsss
rvsge - ns1 ts5is 1issit fneso<aac-
ksry serr,os We segn ard ak. " y iast
Is frcnT FE,Owez SDs : ~ e2fssy
sesBkr ~ zt1oe1 It ss sr Dgs~
resnia. It's = special rtnaf3g ~
~ Esomza a.t Liver NoeksnZ
rr<ee sfzn dis fnt tasss tgssaf.-l.
we beleye ASTsast FlcEer ceref
Dystxcs. We kEop y VII We
tsY< sssssosss for kro1slST = IWtsaig
gears ago Il stzr1es ina sslzil ocasrssy
lows. ToSaY = has ~ bozogec
rsaoe 81 every sss1y and ooszrsry steee,
f<eas4s sae ~ ssse largest r1aD1-
metnrs1z rsznts RI tfse es1sStry ard
sells eykgyp1tye. Why is tf1sy TIE
sesa0n IS ~ aSmpse ~ = esSl1
tl,onZssG IS ls bosegt, cDes o1e
shsng, as1 loes Il Ffgfs zio12--St
csrts Uyeserea. .
&c CREEG. ssse Nzs'ir, N'sSss9sJ,1L
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating Parl0b { Candy NanuIActsr
2e5 Commercial Stree,
Bill or FARF.
Proposals for Iron Cells

s5cuErs EEvife ~ 20 f1-g-.0,ss7s =, -
es1s1rT1EliQl q ef 1UeD1T 1ulr "a 6us-tiFi,,a
eslls s11 thirty EWo - si1E7s iron esq,
t1e Qrez11 STATE Peui-el1iarT- Pltus -
--sH-iQLs Er dhe once % " u P-S
a-c1l1 eel. salem GtrgEu1- TIE rsEt- n =
le'l suF ~ AL rlcz = reserved S1s y
- OTeDe1 a- ENer1 tive 0slre. on T-szsl7
july a. 1871 al = u'elC,cE . rl- Th= mr.,
re75-l wing e1ll-rscl ru-s1 furnish tss-5s =
1alilt-l Es5-1u-Il1z ue- % saruE
SNLNk~KOR FENuEEZ.
GEu- ~ NC8RTus.
PHIL NETS Han.
Bard q CONS 5ssac-e-s
WM- A. MCNLET. CIsrEo.f Board ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

IT there ever was specific f0r any one
complaint, Then Carriers Lltiis Liver Pills
are a specific flr sick headache. and every
woman should know this. only one pill a
dose, Ty them.
Always avoid harsh pnrgntiye pills. They
hrHt make you SICK and ihen leave You
% nsupaied. Carriers Liiilc Liver rllis f.g
uiHte TIE bowels and make You well. Doe.
one PHI.
More eases Of sick hea snche. biill5usness
opustlpHtion, can be cured ia less time
WITH lees mrdicine, and for lees money. by
usins carriers Ldttie Liver Pills, than any
other means.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17
HELP
W A N T E D.!

Better than gold micei No capiial
nev1ed' No risk, bat go "a fl5 day ont
itechefr, students ministers. bright men
ut ladies wanted iu every town nld conn,
NY No experience needed. Credit given
u desired BE early hls time aud seen 4.
2 ~ cn.ice q exclusive territory on this
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

whether You Travel by Land or sea
You need a medical safeguard Change
Di climate or tenn perrture, Drackfsh wa.eF,
unusual diet, draughtl from open windows
that surely fOliOw passengers viii not clofe
AL these breed ailments against N'lia b
the Eurest protection D. HOsteIter's isf0m-
ach Bittsrs, nneai Oi medical fOrtlners. sea
sickness, Land nausea, are promptly cDun-
temeted by fhis 81 Tees BILE corrective, which
u also "a capital defense against maln ria
tlfe eiit cts 81 tropical Or chilly tempera-
iufF, damp nld exposure. Persons Of Sc
dsunfy pursuits, u4ifl operative, mariners,
u every calling involving mental fatigue,
excessive bodily effort, ard liability - un-
ne .ltitiul Influences ~ any SOFT. regard IL
uFat constipation. dyspa D. Ia Theumatisfn
sick headache and Kidney trsi bles, are ef-
fectusily supdued by the great Alternative
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

(4Ex) liDEYF fNsa,ef aal Hair GsfsslfsY
~ psfsyft FiEsst 5sths it fiss eltf. ~
ffssfg8sffe,si sisttt saiAfa.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-17

- =. lasIcsEs a 90, siAoahsctnfe ofaii
klnas0f sshisisa. itapalfins special.
y. blop i slals slfest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-22
Shipment of Cotton.

The acting secretary of state recently re-
ceived a letter from the British minister at
Washington relative to the packing of
American cotton intended for shipment, in
which he refers to the great risk
o. human life which has been shown
to exist from the loose baling of cotton.
He remarks that the subjec: is one of such
great Importance to other countries, and,
indeed, to all nations, that in addition to
the evidence already submitted by him, he
desires to invite attention TO letter of Ed
ward Atkinson which says: "The bales
are badly made, badly covered.
badly cut and badly broken.
They are rolled in mud and exposed
to the weather and are always in a condi-
ton in which they may become liable to the
impregnation of cotton seed oil and thereby
to spontaneous combustion"
Correspondence with the secretary Of the
treasury shows that he has recently in
structed the customs officers to take
such measures as may be practicable
for the enforcement of the penalties pre-
scribed by law for the improper shipment
of cotton 1t is assumed by the treasury
department that these instructions will
lead to examination of the cotton bales
shipped and to the prosecution of offenders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-22
New York all Right.
Special to the Gazette.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The feeling in
New York that there is going to be Demo
cractic success has wonderfully advanced
in the last few days. When the Republic
cans opened their campaign with a whOop
and hurrah there is no question Of the fact
that Mir. Fascott made very considerable
impression on the public mind, and there,
were discussions in the party, too. The
county Democracy was not satisfied neither
with the Brooklyn Democracy. There was
trouble in Albany county, too, which was
very threatening as to the success of the
ticket All of these things have been ar
ranged and settled. At the Cooper insti-
tute meeting some of the leaders of the
county Democracy were upon the stand;
one of the leaders of the Brooklyn Demo-
cracy was there as one of the vice-presi-
dents. The same day the trouble in Albany
county between D. Cady Herrick and Gov
ernor Hill was settled by the nomination of
Herrick for Judge of his district. AS re-
suit, with Cleveland and Hill, the Tammany
and county Democracy and the Brooklyn
Democracy all working together, it is
foregone conclusion that the Democratic
ticket will be elected. Mr.. Fassett's mis-
statements are all to be met on the stump
and disproyed by such men as W. Bourke
Cochran, John K. Fellows and the silver
tongued Grady, three of the greatest ora
tors of New York. The Democrats of the
country need have no fears as to the result
in New York. 1t is Democratic state aud
will not go back upon its record this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-22
MRS. THURMAN DEAD.
Tho Helpmste ofAlIen G. Thurman Passes
to tho Great BeyOnd-A Benevolent
Women-Judee Thurman Frustrated.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. T.-Mrs. Thur
man, wife OF Judge Allen G. Thurman, died
at p. m.
The condition of Mrs. Thurman changed
for the worse last night During most of
the past week she had been in an uncon-
scious state, rallying occasionally. For
some tim, past there has been but little
hope entertained of her recovery. She was
a victim of la grippe during the winter, and
never recovered from the attack, advanced
age preventing her from ever regaining her
accustomed strength. Mrs Thurman was
universally loved. The great point in her
character was her remarkable benevolence.
She was continually caring for the sick and
needy, and was always found ready to con-
tribute to worthy cause. She never iden-
titled herself with any church, but was
church-gOing woman and always engaged
in charity work. Mrs. Thurman was
born in Chillicothe in 1911, and her
maiden name was Mary Dun. Her
father, Walter Dun, was wealthy
While Mary was yet young lady her father
moved TO Lexington. Ky. Here she mar
ried Mr.. Thompkins, but he died after
few years, leaving one daughter, Nancy.
She was married to Judge Thurman i'll No
vember. 1874 and has been his almost con-
slant companion and helpmate since, during
his long professional and public career.
Judge Thurman is much enfeebled and
broken down, and it is the opinion of those
who know him best and understand his
condition that he will not long survive her
death.
The only persons present at the death
scene of Mrs. Thurman were her husband,
Allen w. Thurman, Mrs. George McCor-
mick Of New York, daughter, and Miss
Nina Thurman, Alien Thurman's Oldest
daughter. Mr.. Argus Dunn Of London,
Ohio, . nephew, had just left
the residence and Allen W. returned
20 the room and found his mother
dying. She was unconscious and had been
in that condition for forty-eight hours. The
scene was an affecting one, but Judge Thur
man bore up much better than it was
thought he would. He was grateful tha*
his aged partner should be permitted to die
in 50 peaceful and painless manner. After