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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17
Another National Hero Gone.

Kansas City Times: Congressman-elect
Jerry Simpson arrived in Kansas City yes
terday. They say that ! don't wear any
socks" said the new congressman. THAT
ia a big lie and R vile Islander. / wear as
good sockb as any other gentleman in Kan
sas. My wife is a careful little body and
she insists upon keeping me supplied with
socks that would do even for a Prince Hail.
and she ont let any holes get in 'em,
either. She knits the hoses herself, and
when the holes come ont she darns 'em in
a fashion that would do credit to the first
lady in the land. II you don't believe that
/ wear socks just Loo here"
And pulling up a trouser leg Of coarse
brown stuff similar to that worn by nine
ty-nine farmers o u of a hundred. he dis
played a calf of generous proportions and
q pair Of stockings made out OF common
yarn. the regular gray and blue, the favor
its with farmers wives, who have discoy-
cred the coarser the yarn the fewer the
stitches.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17
She Read No English.

There seems to be a feeling abroad that
Mr.. Frank Stockton's story, Tue Squire
Inn, the thread of which is spun ont of the
scheme of a scholar to preserve the gems of
English literature by embalming them in
imperishable Greek will be found to have a
squirt that is interesting. Observing the
fux of things, the hero begins his work Of
salvage by turning Pickwick Papers into
the language of Homer and Aeschylus.
Greek, he feels, is safe from change. In
order to test the faithfulness OF his work,
he gives the Greek version to Il Yassar girl to
turn into English again. The delicious nm
likeness of the retrauslated tale to Dickens
ia absurdly funny, for the Vas
sar girl deals with the Greek
periods with solemn earnestfess
and without bias; she has never read Dick
ems or any other writer of the English, Ian
guage. We are asked TO believe that with
all this there is to be DEVELOPED "A gentle
moral. 10 the effect that il We women could
bring to bear on the blind earnestne IS with
which We 90 INTO everything NOWADAYS the
light of q sense of humor. tine effect would
be genially and wholesomely broadening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17

The bill pending in the legislature
providing for a commissioners to repre-
sent the state at Washington in the
matter of our disputed mineral lands is
a good one. The Office need not be per-
m~anently created, but for a year at least
a good man who would carefully look
after the interests of our miners and
bring before congress the necessary
measures for their protection, could rem
der real service to our people.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17
Let Us Take Canada.

Philadelphia Record: We have a fish
question, a reciprocity question. a seal
catching question, and a boundary ques-
ton (between Alaska and Canada) to be
settled with Canada or Great Britain for
Canada. What a coil of diplomacy w
should be delivered from by the simple
joining hands and accepting a common
destiny.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17
government has never had . chance.

government has never had q chance. A
property qualification materially reduces
the numbers Of those entitled TO suf-
frage. They have Experimental with
all kinds Of governmental forms from a
democratic requisite to n military
despotism. But the result has always
been the same. Success has como with
constitutional monarchiss only and
these Of a practically autocratic kind.
The people lack the n OF RESPONSE
b,lity and reliance which s~elf-govern-
ment inspires, and until that want u
supplied all thoughts OF a republic--a
successful republic-must be more or
less chimericnl.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17

TILGHMAN II. CLEwELL will make a
good postmaster for Helena. In what
ever capacity he has served the public
as member of the territorial legislature,
city treasurer and alderman-he has
been faithful, capable and honest, and
THE INDEPENDENT wishes for him, and
predicts for him, a popular and success
full administration.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17
Ministers Sons Not Bad.

Christian Union: II is astonishing how q
faisehood will ou.liye exposure. if it appeal
to prejudice. Here are two ancient bits of
injustice nearly disproved-the stale idea
that ministers sons are usually scampsa and
the belief that colleges are nests Of unbe-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17
r OF SUBSCRIPTION.
HELENA. MONT, FEB. II. 1891.

e4,- Montapiaas abroad will always find TIE
DAILY INDEPENDENT OF file at their favorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York: Grand Pacific. Chicago; West. Minneapo-
is Baldwin and Palace. San Francisco: McDer.
mot. Butte: Leland Hotel. Springfield. Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17

THE snowfall is heavy and general all
over the state and means grass on the
ranges and prosperity all around. 1t is
worth a months output Of the Montana
mines.
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H INDEPENDENT

HemftfancAs 81 The risk Of subscriber IN es-
49, ~ raeisesred lsttsr, check, or postal orrs
80 crdsr. payable 70 The 1ndspendsnt Pn',
king Company.
eUrPsrsons desiring the INDEPENDENT fcrvsa
4 their homes or plscs Of businsss can order ny
pcstsl card OF through telephone No. 100 ficass
report cssss 81 irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisement, 70 insure prompt inssftions
shouA be handed in before . p. n.
Rejected cemmunicatioas not rsturnanis mn
~ POSTAGE IL enclosed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
Unpaid Sewer Assessments.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the follow
y ing undersigned unpaid sewer Assess
Inents have, b. the order of the couhclI
| becn ordered published for ten days n tne
! daliy news suarersOf the city ol'S'slein Oy me
/ andfhe following is a list of uni aid asses
meutS. tpwit' ..
fifs1. ,. Sand 4. in block 50. owned 10y l.
Z T. NCors>. sum assessed EigO.64. en- el ed on
| dorke; ufcity liens August ~, 1891.
North half Of lot 8, in DlDch ~, owned oy
I = A. MoOres. sum asses. ffS.SS, entered
Z on docket Of city liens August ig, 1871.
lots and , in block A. owned by Hattie
Easign. sum assessed SO ~, entered OD
dnclet Of city liens August ~. 1871.
Lot Ain block q. owned by a. Strong,
sum assessed SIC&S), entered on docket ol
CITY liens August lg. ls9l.
Beginning at the southeast COZ ner ol loi
OF block a. thence westerly to the south
west corner Of said lot 5, thence mort erly
along newest side ct said lots, 30 feett hence
easterly parallel with the south line OF
said lot 8 to the east line Of said lot al a
point thereon 32 feet north Of the southeast
corner OF said lot g. thence southeTly along
the east li2e Of said lot TO place OF begin
ming. in block a, owned by n. J. McPher.
son, sum assessed g57.75, entered on docket
Of cily liens August l9, 1891.
Lot in block 90, owned by Z. and W.
Breyman, sum a, seSsed 5000
Lot in block o., owned by r. Levy, sum
iSst ~>ed sex }.
Lot lin block 81, owned by w. F. Booth
by, sum assessed 500.
10; ) in block g., owned by Mrs. K. +.
Nichols, sum assessed $40 90.
Lots Z, and in block % except 10 feei
n width of from the south side, owned by
Caroline V. Tuthill, sum assessed Sfy6 90.
Beginning at the southwest corner OF lot
in UlOck 62, hence north on the west line
of block g. rs feet and 10 inches; theme
-ast parallel with the north line OF sal
block l65 feet to the west line OF alley;
thence south on west line of alley 10 feet;
thence west parallel with the south line Of
said bio k, ~ feet; thence south parable
with said alley TO north line OF Court
street; thence west ON north line of Court
street ll6 feet to place of beginning, III
block %. owned By q. W. Epler, Cum as
>eSsed Stn.T0.
Beginning AT the southeast corner OF lot
) in block %, and running thence westerly
along the south line OF said lot ~ feet,
thence northerly parallel with the alley il.
said block TO the north line of lot D; thence
-asterly along the north line OF said lot !!
to the alley in aid block; thence sOutberly
along he east line of said lot 10 the place
II beginning, in block 81. owned by d. W
Lance, sum assessed S23:1.
said assessment must De paid by the eX-
piration of teu days from the begin ming 61
this notice. You are further pOtified that
If the same is not pa d wii n fifteen days
that warrant will be issued and that said
Will be sold for the payment
thereof Done by order Of the council.
Dated this S0th day of October. 1921.
NJ. E. GOODELL, Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
Come 60 staN.

The terrible aggravated form OF infiueD
ala, y Haich PHYSICIANS on the continent OF
huropF designated as ia grippe, seems 10
have su e.ed permanent lodymenl this
side he Atlantic. Is makes lis reappssar.
a ~ A. sc N - the cool wc fher sets in
and not lnIrequently during the summer
mouths In the spring Il - ram pant Moth.
Ing checks urst attoCks, or 80 efiectualiy
ltinierscts n ; subsequent rsyag- a. Hos
teairrs ~tompch BiIIers- The fortifying,
Inv. surating Influence OF that benerclent
tonic pro Is the system agAinst the dan.
gers Nhich ocset a feeble physique and
weakly constitution consequent upon ab-
rupt Transitions o. temperature. II diifases
= genial warmth THROUGH the diaphragm
Which 4 the best corrective or preVen' siiVe
Of a chill, and is a anears OF naturaliKing
The Ell Z in damp or rigorous weather. In
dyss hpsia liver omplRlnf, coStiYen E
rheam tfisin, mAiariai and kidney Troubles
II is never rVsorted 10 without good results.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
Man /!
Know
ThyseIf /!

Over the portico of the temple at
Delphi these words in letters of gold
were inscribed: "KnOw Thyself." 4"
Juvenal, the Latin poet, said: "These
words should be kept in memory,
whether you are about TO contract
matrimony or wish TO be in q part of
the Sacred senate, or whether you
take upon yourself to defend a cause
of great moment" Come and let
DR.. Liebig IL Co., San Francisco's
oldest, most responsible and success =
ful physicians, surgeons and speci-
alists show you how to know YOUR
self. AT Cook hotel, Salem, Nov. IL
andl2, 1891. They give a free lecture to
men Only at p. NJ, Nov. llth, at
Opera House Subject, Marriage, its
use, abuse, success and failure.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

This Is what You ought to have tt
fully enjoy life. Thousands ar
searcbiDg for it daily. thousands o.
dollars are spent annually by our
neople I'm the hope that they may
train this boon. IL may be had by
All We guaranter thu E'ectric
Ritters fused according To directions
will n,,st the deamnn fys el'sla aud
install instead EupepSy. El,etrle
Bitters for dyspepsia ana pise''st,s oi
liver. stomach and Kidneys. rnlo
Al SOC. aud 81 per bottle ly Fry
drnygist o25 GCn.l1efcisi street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
To Strawberry Growers.

The undersigned has contractea for tar,a
quantity Ofthe Jessie. fsVeepsfs se nri1s,-
wlhler r y salem strawberry G.irl and Tri-
ON ne de 1and, lbesf yielder aud most
,.l slol sI apis late berry IN Salem marketA
oeit, AumsNille. Warranted pure stocv
sne plants nrst-class. Catalogue free. read.
pss mosr Its Also ten other arietles
AN't.s> r.. HOFkR.
Salem. OREGON
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-Fvr-
cast for Oregon and Washington:
Light rain except far weather IN
Southern Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

will ask the executive committee TO
reach an agreement on these points
among themselves. and then submit
the result Of their deliberations to
the widow and daughter for ap-
proval. The sentiment here seems
7 to be in favor Of a mausOleum ia the
yard Of the Davis mansion, which
was the White House of the Con-
federacy, and is soon to be converted
into a Confederate museum.
CoNvIcTs ESCAPE.
SANTA FE, Nov. S.-Three con-
victs escaped from the penitentisry
yesterday. They used imitation
pistols wittled out Of wood to stand
of the guard and made their flight
on horses. One Of the trio was shot
in ;he arm aud was recaptured by
the guard.
TIMBER RESERVE.
WAsHINGToN. ID. C., Nov. 3 -
Cutumi, ~iouer Carter Of the genera.
laud ollie has received a petition
signed 10y n large number Of prOmi-
neut citizens Of Idaho esking for
tract If land adjoining the Yellow
stone National Park on the west
containing ahout 10000 acres iu-
Guiding Lake Henry to be set apart
a. permanent timber reserve.
SAYS THEY ARE FRIENDS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-W. ;. /
Cotton, an old resident of this city, I.
aud who was Chilian consul here,
makes some sensation statements .
over his own Signature. He makes .
every effort to defend the Chilian
and says: "Tnere is
evidently much more noise being
made over this matter than the
facts justify. In Chill these affairs
are icing discussed in calm and
thorough manner. Chill does not
seek trouble with the United States,
but merely insists that this 50 called
seriogs affair needs To be thoroughly
nye -tigsted before any reply can be
given TO the dispatches sent by the
,tate department. II Chill is wrong
he will 80 admit, but she will moi
e unduly hsstened any more than
would the United States under
imilar circumstance. Chill is
naturally hurt that 81 great nation
5 this should have shown 80 great
hostility during all their troubles; in
ac'. the whole action of the Uuitcd
states for years hys been against b
min while the latter has always
lone everything to harbOr kindly
ceilings, newspaper articles to the
nulrary notwithstanding. The
-ri;ar knows Or a fact that
liuister Egan was a strong partisan
B,iIuaceda- This government is =
Undoubtedly responsible for the los
many lives in Chill. Had no. Il
lie Iyata been forced 10 return 10
lis country the war ia Chill would I
ave been ended ioig ago. The Il
)vernment was wrong, and if the
IestiOn was left To a popular vote :,
would be almost unanimous in
VOr of Chill,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
$500 Rewards

We VIII Tay the q hove reward f,r snv
sase et ANer complaint, dyspepsia. ssrk
le4cache, indigestion, const iraiion ar 60
lNehess Ne c4nrOt cure WifW vests Veq
strlciie CON plicd with. Thev a. nr-,si, :
h,sketanl- and never fAn 10 give ssiti a.
,lei. Sl,sal c,ated. lsarge boxes. onntaip.
~. pills. - cents kegare ~ ss1i,utr---
s .tl.e enl mutations. The genuine manu-
i.ei ared Only by The JOHN Il WIS
Co Chicago IN.
Htrest, salem or. s>'--' - 49,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
.25C Want Column


NTANTFD-Our agents make S4
W a month selling our gOocs
merits. We want c0unt? and
agents. and will taEe back all 81
sold If a county agent fails 10 ~
and expenses gferH thirty elFsA 4
a general agent less than IS M.a
send large illustrated circulaSll 2 g.
with q special offer to suit lel1 Y
piled ioT, on receipt OFFS one cell =
Apply at once and get in on " Y 4
Address Renner Manufacturing ~ g.,
burg. Pa. 'iA'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Nov. 3 Wheat val
ley Sl.55 Walla Walla Sl.45.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-Whea,
buyer, 1891. 81 .7sI ,seasoa Sl.sSI.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

might do better at home. urged him
to return to Atlanta. and forwarded
him pesses for the trip. Howell,
fearing their intention wss g. sep
rate him from his beloved, went to
Cincinnati. where he arranged 10
have Miss Merch meet him. This
was done few days later, and the
young couple were msrried. and
then proceeded at once Of the hcne
ofthe bride, where they are now IT
siding. Il is stated here ila.
Howell's relativ are very iI.jig-
nant, aud the young e up.c ~ I.
have a hard Journey to travel FOR
a time to cOme.
MAVERICK BANK.
BosTo n, Nov. 3.-Members Of the
commit Of associated hanks ex-
press the opinion that depositors Of
the Maverick National bank viii
ultimately receive a dividend
amounting to abOu. 20 cents on the
dollar.
HEALY HORsEwHIPPED.
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-Mr McDer
nett, nephew Of the late Charles
S. Parnell, today publicly horse
whipped Timothy Healy, the most
bitter of the anti-Parueli leaders.
The horsewhipping YVES the direct
outcome OF the language used by
HeaIy at LOngford on Sunday last
when the anti-Parnell leader re
ferred TO Miss Parnell and Ia the
widow of the late Charles Stewart
Parnell.
THE STATE CASE.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 3. - I;au
case came TO al end today. Judge
Ror-, OF the United States court
rendering a decision, graDtiuy ,bs
motto to dismiss the cese against
the dfendants.
LINN CIRCUIT COURT.
ALBANY, Or, Nov. 3'-The graGd
jury Of the Linn county circuit
court was discharged Saturday morn
ing, after finding au unusually lons
list Of indictments, among tnem be-
ing enc for premeditated murder.
two for seduction, two for arson aud
annmcer for smaller Offenses. Tire
murder case wfs that Of Frouk
Ingram. He was arraigned al
O'Clock Saturday afternoon and
pleaded not guilty to the charge
The findings Of the grand jury were
in harmony with the general feel
ing Of this community.
One seduction case was given
hearing Saturday morning. After
q few witnesses were examined I
who paradei the character Of q
notorious woman, who was Ouiy
seeking reveDgs, tie reCOrls Were
introduced showing The woman hAG
a husband from whom she had
never Be divorced and the css..
was dism' ssed by the court on the
ground that there was insufficient
allegation 10 constitute suit.
In the case Of Vaughn & SIopeI
vs.. Matt Scott, the jury after being
out all night, was discharged by not
being able to agree. This case is an
attachment suit of logging outfit
from near Mehama.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

1NE L ALKA-BESPkRlAN sells
Meets every saturday elenls
O'Clock, in tine la.l over ne sss Z
rance building. MeetiDgsaiir oieh I
public. Rev. robert Nhitaktti n M
W. A. Cusick. Vice President H
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

N1T HOUSER. ND. Physician and sur
w geon. Practice limited 10 diseases
fthe nervC US system. Csta IN inciudlnk <
ssfhms ana rupture or hernia; once IN
Cottle block rooms ii aud IL Oilce Ilou -
nom 9 to Il a. m and FROM ? to p m.
n 3 II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
Choice Bargains in Real Estate.

A Acres, large, new house and harm.
~ Acres, very tne:
ieiz Acres, house and barn:
u Acres, choice fruit.
81 =, hseE salem Tracts from 5 70 IOOO acres.
r OF special bargains call ou OF addrSs
!: J. srRANER. Notary public,
aLa hstl Estate Dealer, 20 tous'l 81 "A.
u u ~. : doors north OF &. NJ Wade a 10.
IL IL EhkNCE: Auy bank or business
-N~se ~ the city. 10 Is 6m DIV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
Quarterly Teachers Examina-
ton.

NOTICE is hereby given that the next
~ re 'ular quarterly eXamlna ion OF az
plicants for teachers certificate will be
nelC in the c0urT house IN salem, Oregon,
)mmencing At y c',-l1,k IN. on Wednes-
day, November II, 1891. Applicant must
be present at opening session. Applicants
tor state diplomas under the law nasSed
by the lC ,isiature al The II sSion OF I.gl viii
also be examined a the same time and
place. ID. W. YODER.
County School superintendent for Mari
on county, Or E9n. 10 81 DIV td
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

The action Of Carter's Little Lis er Pills is
~ sasanr. mild and natur1l. Iney gently
s-iuru1-ta ta the liver. and regulate he bowels
hu' d. not purgs- They are sure TO please.
TOY them.
Tfthsre was evrr n specidc for any one
s.,-l,p ai,.t. then Carriers Little Liver Pills
an 4 sp.cific fo- sick heacache; ana every
woman should know this, only one pill
dose. Try them.
Always AVOID harsn purEative pills. They
f-St make YOU sick and then leave you
t,.,r,~tipafed. Carter'S Little Liver ills
rsgula lates the bowels and makes you wei.
hose. one pill
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
Notice.

A. nesting of the dlrectors ~ tbe car,,-
tAl Oonse,iidaied Geld and silver n,i,'is..
%sssii, % ia,ss - aslen, NIc.on, held al iis ~
III. ASSESSMENT No 4 Wss uaatie ~ -,
oi.d tnits- lourtas nliil On the cspItsi stl,-t
SD COMPANY, ana Was made p..v.r,Is
is-liil: eA1 dcll nqarut IN, sl1ty days fr,ne
anis dAte. t'sl ,uenis to o. made 4, 49,
endsfsikned ~ his oliice, GrisWria e,.,..ss
salem, Oregon. eH'fe' r.
salem. ociooer Is, Isoi.
Z. h.UARCY.
9eose-@fy % aid Company.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
SOMEBODY MISTAKEN.

VALPARAISO, Nov. 3.-La Lib
ertad Electoral, a semi Off cial organ
of the junta, published an editorial
which says that for the lest few days
rumOrs have been prevalent at San
tiago that an alarming rupture OF
the amicab r, lations cetw en Chill
and the United State7 was immin-
ent. I'VE e.sure the public" it
adds, "that these rumors are un-
founde |. We know 'his to be a
fact, for this very day dispatches
have been received frsm Senior Pedro
Montt, our minister at Washington,
asserting that the utmost coIdiality
exists between himself and Secra-
tary Blaine. This certainly is the
very opposite of hostile feelings"
Two officers of the German navy
were insulted Saturday night while
on a train running between Vaipa-
raise and SanIiaga. The Insult is
supposed to have been the outcome
of feeling toward German naval
officers because the German warship
Leipzig harbored "a number of Bal.
macedist refugees. The German
Admiral Nalois complained abou,
the insult to the intendents, who
has promised to use all his power to
prevent a repetition of il.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

Iiie faciiities off, present day foi
..c p-,ducGcn Of everything that viii
rC--e - tie material welfare and
.-4 .o--o. -raukiId are almost unlim
Is. .toh lien Syrup Of F igs was first
--eI 1 he World was enriched with
e -r.v e.f-ct laxative known, as 1t
$ TIE ol.y remedy wLich is truly
-'-asirg al refreshing TO the taste
ard prompt and efectual to cleanse
ihs system gently in the SPring-time
or, II fact at any time, and the better
Il IS known the r-ore popular it be-
-y-r,es
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

,t,HF ELEGANT PIANO.-Drawn az
Erausse's shoe store, for sale or VIII
trade for a horse. Nh. hOi1OO-'D'
IL 3-lw.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
Health is WeaIu

ma A. q VESTS Ns5,'f' q, y
rrsstment. a guarsniaec ~ Fiis. - Z
tens, DirEiness Cln 20 ,,l...-- -. fls,
Neuf,lgia. Hesdschf' ess.l.,',i a. 49,,
r-aused by the use 81 1si..'s,,-s.ssiiu, = Z .
akeflllneSs. Nfnt..t r. iIIslit =
t.,.- 80 fhe hrain resi- lfius ~ =. sefl
ies ans ~ y Misery. seasy sni !. q 2 Z,
msfars old are. baFre nnesss, ~ ~ ttrris. q )
@rse'i ~ oVer-exeTfion., Z. ,s,r.s,afl..- =.
BOY contains one nor II ~ 81 n
e box oT sis oo2es .s,-ire. W
WFGUARANTEE 20 - ;.
To l.F-e erV cfs- -. ar.te i =
s..i, s-,,r "a ~ ~ Eii ses,s -, - ~ -
,,,i,.,, "a 4. ntss % 49,, !. ~. -
he traatnsai daes ns. -. - i. -. a
antees - ned only - 80 - fl'1.I -
aisi, sole scent -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
CONTRAcToR DRowNED.

PORT TOWNSEND, WISH, Nov. 8.
The boly o: Colonel VIM, Hakcs,
one OF the b~lt known contratOrs on
the sound, was found floating in the
bay yesterday aits'n ION. Colonel
Htkes arrived here from Fairhaveu
last evening, aud when last seen,
about S O'Clock, was considerably
under tbs influence of liquor. 1t is
not known whether he accidental,
fell into the bay or was murdered.
His head and face were badly
bruised, and his watch aud diamond
collar button We're missing. The
deceased was one Of the 500 who
voted for General Grant at the
Chicago convention in 1850.