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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
Unpcid Sewer Assessments.

AroTICE is hereby given tha. rile nSsess.
n a., ,ndersipned unpaid sewer assess'
,osnts have. BY the order Oh Wy & ~ a., a.
been oriered published IoI Ien iagy,, bIi me
dstiv news pa Dersof the CITY ols'iett5i ~ . .as
md tbe allowing is a list OF unpaiu asses'
mems "a send 4. in block 81 owned by p.
l. MCorr. sum assessed SB0.bi en- eIeu vi
d,..t,st ot city liens August ~, 1871. -
Snrtb half of lot g, in bl ck y, owned ~
L, Sioores sun assessed S4S.SS, entered
on docket uf city Liens August ~, lsgi, iI,o,,,o
" cts / and In block a.. owned by Hatlle
taston, sum Assessed slot4a' en- enteIeu w
d,,eket of city liens August ~, loOl'
- in block a. owned by A. Strohs.
sunn assessed slOJ 80. entered on uocket Vi
city liens August ~, 1871. . -.-,,o, ,,r Ia,
beginning at the southeast corner ol ip'
of block A, thence westeily W Vno - III :,
west corner of said lot 3, thence n,rtneIly
along thewest side OF said lotS,32 ieet tnence
rasterlv parallel with the souln ilne ol
said lot 3 to the east line OF said lot . ~
puint thereon ~ feet north OF the hesouIuetast
corner of said lot 3, thence southeriy alone
The east Iiae Of said lot 3 TO place OF begin
nipr. i'm block A, owned by n. J. McPner
snu= sum assessed S37.77, entered on docke'
of city liens August ~, ls9l. ~,
lot in block b2, owned Dy T. anu W.
Rrevman, sum p -sesscd SIOdO.
lot ? in block 62, owned by F. Levy, sum
l.ot fip block 81. owned by w. f. Booth
10y. .uu assessed s1OOJ. , =,
lot ia block e. owned by Mrs. Il. +.
Nirhrls. .um assessed 5000
Lois :, s and i'm block 81 except 10 ttei
in width. n rom the south SIDE, owned by
caroline Tuthill, sum assessed sl96 ~.
E,gl,ning ut the southwest corner o. l0l
. in hIoak B5, h ,ucn north on the west line
OF hlp, k ~. qS feet and 10 inches: tLence
.a.t p9 .lI.l with the lOgth line of sal
block as feet to the west line OF alley;
thp.,a snuth on west lac uf 9hey IL teet;
thaTcr west parallel with the south line Oi
saiu nlp K. - feet; thence south paruilel
with SAID alley TO north line OF Court
street. thence west on north line of Court
street 10 feet to place of beginning, in
block 80. owned by q. w. Epler, sum as
-eSsrd 5GO.71
Eagirn ng 1T the southeast corner OF lot
3 in block ~. and running thence westerly
.tOnl the ~oIth line OF said lot ~ feet;
thence nOrtherlS parallel with the alley in
Ssiu block 70 the moth line of lot 81 thence
.aSterly along the uorlh line of said lot
ID the alley in said block; thence sOutherly
tlorg he cast line of SAID lot to the place
Of beginning, in book 81, owned by j. w.
Lance, sum assessed S353o,
said assessment must be paid by the eX-
,ir,tt on OF ten days from the beginning OF
his notice. You are further rOtitied that
rtBe same is not paid within fifteen days
rom The beginning of this publication
hat :: warrant will be issued and that said
property Will be sold for the payment
he eof Done by order of the council.
Dated this 30th day of October. 1891.
NJ. f. GOODELL, Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07

There is n quaint old man in Man.
chester, England, who goes by the
unique name of Gagadig Gigadab.
His original name, SO the story goes,
was John Smith, but many years ago
he began to brood over the possibilities
of mistaken identity involved in such
common name. The name fig
ured frequently in the criminal rec
ords, and he became abnormally ap.
prehensive lest he might be confused
with some of these bad John Smiths,
At last what he feared so much actu-
ally happened. One morning the
papers recorded the capture of an ac-
countant in bank for embezzlement.
and through some blunder of the re-
porter the identity of the embezzler
was confused with the subject of this
paragraph, who was also bank ac-
countant Then and there he deter
mined TO assume name like unto no
other ever borne by mortal man. And
in Gagadig Gigadab most people will
agree that he has done so.-Chicago
Herald.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED
WITH COUNTY RECORDER.

Mary ] Shields aud husband to
VIM II johnson and Eliza p Nor
chm 81. IS a sec 10, Is, 8 and 10, t . 3,
", $500.
Ltwreu e Cormier and wife OF
Olympia, Wn., to Frank Sperger,
800.
Walter L TOoze, to WIN and Fl Il
Bents, LOB of Eli c Cooley d c,
500.
&C Guerin and wife to same, e !
lots : and S. bl ., WUod0urn, 1928.
Charles Warden and wife to l. ,
Winters, 10 a in sec Q, s,3 w,S26JO
Emily a Hobson, widow, to Ce-
line Miller, ne sec 3, 8 :, ! W, $4,000.
Chris Anderson and wife TO B J
Kelley part bl SO, University ad TO
Salem, $3.50.
Frank II Cross to Lee Steiner, an
half in lot l, bl 4, Queen
Anne ad to Salem, 500.
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IACk HARklNS, Ing Ali dHsss dIsssses snVs 9l
al horses 1eet treated
" PhH RS shop, opposite the
~ foundry.
Bids for Pipe. .

I'M h board of trustees Of the Oregon State
L insane Asylum here by invite bids 10
furnish 21uO feet, more or less, of 8 inch
wrought iron pipe, lap welded,
Two inch gate valves.
Eight 3 inch ties.
six inch elbows.
Six bushtngs from 3 TO IL inch.
Three inch plugs.
Six IA inch brass hose valves,
Six lengths of ~ inch three-ply rubber
lined cotton hose, 70 ieet long, with hoss
pipes and couplings complete, couplings 10
tit hose valves.
the wrought iron pin es and fittings ar,
To be delivered AZ the asylum farm and mi
together IN nrst-clasS order, aud land In
trenches not less than Is inches 'deep which
trenches are Ia be dug and fiued In by the
contractor. should more pipe or hitting
be needed for the work the same are to il,
supplied az contract price. The bOard re
serves the right 10 run the pipe In any al.
fet tion they may see nj, aud also 10 haVe
they may direct.
The right 20 reject any or an bids is re-
served.
Bids will be opened at , o'eleck N mn
Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1891. me-
SYLVESTER PENNOYER.
GEO. W. MCBRIBE,
PHIL. MErSCHAN,
WN. A. MuNLN, Hoard Of Trustees
Clerk OF Board. ll4iT
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Th. n,rol.m ef ChIlahees.

There is something very pathetic
about the heroism of childhood, where
we mean by heroisTp something of real
ly independent daring and presence Of
mind, something beyond mere s.eadfast
trustfulness which Is a sense natural to
childhood. The inquest held before
DR.. Macdonald, NJ. p. coroner for
northeast London. on Henry James
Bristow, aged eight years, illustrates
precisely what we mean. Mrs. Bristow,
who lives at Walthamstow, had left
this little boy alone in the room with a
younger sister of only three years of
age i'm order to go on an errand. She
returned before o'clock to find that
the little girl had climbed on a chair to
reach a small paraffine lamp, and had
upset it over her clothes, which of
course caught fire at once.
The boy Immediately tore them of
ler, and laid her upon the bed, but in
lifting her on the bed his own clothes
caught fire. and it took the child a long
time to tear them off. At last he sue
Cttutns Dub ilOb tlii iiC "elo ~ GSAACuSig
hurt that, though taken at once to a
hospital. he died within a week from
the result of the injuries. His little sis
ter's life he had succeeded in saving;
at least she was said to be doing well at
the time of the inquest on her brother. |
The coroner very justly spoke of the |
boy as quite a little hero, and he was
a hero in precisely the sense in which it
seems to us that the word, as applied
10 child of eight, carries a profound
oathos with it, because it implies a
presence of mind, a promptitude of pur
pose, a self command and fortitude and
which are usually quite
oeyond a child's imagination, much less
Is practical achievement - London
spectator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07

DIR. LIEBIG d Co. COMING.-The
above renowned San Francisco
specialists for diseases of men, Will
be at Cook hotel, Salem, Nov. 11th
and 18th, to meet all desiring to be
cured of chronic, private, cumplicat-
ed and wasting diseases. Will also
give free lecture to men only at the
opera house at s p. m. Nov. 1lth;
subject, Marriage, Its Use, Abuse,
Success and Failure eod&w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07

From a letter by Mrs. Ada E.Hdur
of Groton, :. D.: "\Vas taken with
bad cold, which settled on my
lungs. cough set in aud four doctors
gave me ul. gave myself up, de
.eruIiued could not stay. My nus
Dand was advised to get Kings Dis
covery for consumption, coughs and
colds Took eight bottles; it has
cured me and am welland hearty"
Trial bottle free at Fry's drugstore,
225 Commercial street. Regular size
SOC, and 81.
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Where Flowers Look Best.

There is no place where flowers show
to such advantage as in the home. The
flowers and plants should be placed in
their proper shading so as to produce
the best effect. Never overcrowd in
floral decorations This is very impor-
tant. The most popular way of deco
rating the home consists in placing
beautiful foliage plants in different
shades of green in corners on small
stands and etageres. Flowers are used
with long stems and their own foliage,
put in cases. A very neat thing is q
small number of miniature vases and
cut class bowls, placed on little tables
and filed with different colored carna-
tions lilies of the valley, mignonette or
other seasonable flowers. Each speci-
men should be set by itself This pro-
duces an exceedingly pretty effect.
The freplaces should be well filed
with potted plants, such as ferns and
foliage plants. Over pict
1res and doors a neat effect is obtained
by draping long trailing ferns and pas
sion vines in bloom. To keep flowers
fresh as long as possible be sure to cut
4 little of the stem each day. A hard
crust forms on the end of the stem
which prevents the water from ascend
ng, and this should be cut away each
lay. A little charcoal in the water in
which the flowers stand will sweeten
hem and keep them fresh longer. &C.
3. Klunder in Ladies' Home Journal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07

There is more Calarrh in this sec
ton OF the country than all othel
diseases put toge. her, aud until th,
last few years was supposed To be la.
durable. For great many yean
doctors pronounced Il a local disease,
and prescribed local remedies, anO
by constantly failing 20 cure with
local treatment, pronounced il incu.
rable. Soience has proven caiarrh
u be constitutional disease, and
therefore constitutional tr,atmeni
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by +. j. Cheney 4 Co, rntdn, O ,
Is the only constitutional cure an IN,
market. IL Is taken internally In
doses nom 10 drops 40 a lvas,as,nIul.
IL acts directly upon the blood auo
mucous surfaces Of the system. The,
offer one hundred dollars for any
case Il fails Ia cur. send for eireu
lars aud testimonials. Address,
II, J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 70 cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
M'CARTHYITE SUCCESSFUL
TnE Jury DISAGREED.

ALBANY, Or, Nov. AFTER be-
ing out all night the jury in the
murdcr case of Frank Ingram, tried
Tor shooting bis brother on October
Sth last, near this city, failed to
Hgree, -Four Jurymen stood for
murder in the first degree, four for
second degree, and four for acqui,-
ta1
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
EupensY.

This is what you ought to have to
fully enjoy life. Thousands are
searching for 1t daily. thousands of
dollars aIe spent annually by our
people In the hope that they may
attain this boon. 1t may be had by
all. We guarantee that Electric
Bitters, ii used according to directions
will oust the deamon dyspepsia and
install instead Eupepsy. Electric
Bitters for dyspepsia and diseases OF
liver, stomach and kidneys. Sold
at 50c. aud 81 PER bottle by Fry,
druggist. 225 Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
$500 Rewards

~ " r VIII pay the hove reward for spv
sas.ol 49, ol nNer c'ululsint, dNsDeDsia sick
taiSs1sehe, indigestion, consiiPs ION ar eos
tshisT We ~ en- siliot not cure witw vests Veg
NJ ilqer fllls, when the directions are
s.Iletle comp lied with. They are p1,r..i,-
49, eA9l, snu never fail 10 give ss'ti ~.
M n sugar coated. Large hoAes. contain
felis IA da'is, =, ~ cents Beware or counter.
Co Chicago IN. wan - Est
s,ssss S1c s% y SsO - = Good, Druggist 800 Com.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
"wILLAMETTE"

VIII Butler, Boston.
Ways, NJ Whiten, F Grunwold,
Chas Fl Carter, G G. Booker, w II
Darrick, II Beneke, Portland.
Ben II Weeks, Chicago.
D Heyman, n y.
j Tideman, S +.
JIG Wright, Salem.
b Wilson, Oregon City.
L Gu, ,hie, RUseburg
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
HOMELL LUMRER 90.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. THE
United States grand jury, which
has been investigating the dealings
of the Howell Lumber company
which failed several months ago,
has returned six indictments against
|. II. Howell and Geo. w. Howell.
The indictments charge the Howells
with having effected arrangements
with w. ID. Mott and Edward Tib
bits, both of Atchinson-Atchinson
agent and weight master respective
ly for the Rock Island road where
by they We're able to get difference
in cost of lumber, whereby they
were able to sell below all competi
tion. They charge the action of Tn,
Howells To be in direct violation oi
the provisions Of the Interstate com
merce law. Warrants have beer
issued for their arrest.
FOR ASSISTANT PosTMAsTER's
DENVER, Colo, Nov. For the
purpose of remedying the evil now
existing in the post Office depart
ment regarding aud prohlo
ton aud pay Of those entering the
service under the civil service rules.
Tue National Association of post
office clerks have drafted bill to bc
presented 10 congress. In first
class post offices, the assistant
post master shall receive fity pei
cent OF the salary OF the
postmaster except at New York,
superintendents of mail aud super.
intendents of delivery forly-flve per
cent. superintendents of fregistry aud
superlntendenls OF money divisions
forty per cent.
NATIONAL BANK SUSPEND.
CoRRY, Pa, Nov. 7.-Corry Ma
iional bank has suspended. No
statement yet II the liabilities. Capt..
Ial stock $4,000.
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SehGOl Tax List.
Quarterly Teachers Examina.
tiOn.

NoIlOE Is hereby given that The next
plicanis for teachers certfeates vii M "
i.'.lll nelu IN the court house In salem. Oregon
Al. SSoa,.n.nlleneing az y o'clpck m. on Wednes,
hey ~, ~. NoHeinoer II, 1891. Applicants must
tor state diplomas under The IL nesinS n.s
oisa me legislature at the SESSION OF 1881 will
aiso ,iS oe examined a the same time ana
Ccnn,r S.,, ID. W. YODER,
10y Nl'keh 10 81 DIV I'd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
Choice BARGAINS in Real Estate.

~ Acres, large, new house and barn;
y Acres. very fine;
lgh Acres. house and barn;
/! Acres choice fruit:
All ncq; '-alehr. Tracts from to 1000 acres.
For special bargains call on or addrss
r. J. -rRAYER. Notary pu5lic)
tuG Real Estate Dealer, go COml St., Sa.
/ IN. > doors north of Il. NJ. " ade IL Co.
RE. EltEEIE: Any bank or business
house in the city. 10 Is 6m DIV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
laughing Gas.

Aunty-Did the dentist give you
laughing CAST
Little Girl--Yesm.
Didn't 1t make you feel like laugh
mgr
"Yesm-after tn tooth was outn-
Good News
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
FROM CHILE.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. News
papers here for several days, have
been publishing wild stories about a
conspiracy among refugees at the
Ameaican legation to kill General
CantO. A notice was circulated yes
terday for special meeting of the
people in the plaza to denounce the
conspiracy. Mr.. EgaD, United
States minister, informed the junia
that threats ma b .en made 70 at
tack the United states legation and
capture the refugees, and warned
the junta that il would be held re-
sponsible for such action. Later in
the day several thousand men
assembled IN the plaza and APP
plauded several incendiary speeches,
in which the supposed conspiracy
and the United States legation were
denounced. The junta, upon re-
ceiving Mr.. Egan's letter, sent a
troop Of cavalry to guard the lega-
ton, and as the meeting in The plaza
closed the intendent published
notice saying that the stories of a
conspiracy were devoid of fuunda-
lion. Serious trouble doubtless was
avoided by this notice, although the
did nothing to prevent
trouble until receiving Mr.. Elan's
protest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07

HmMM1n.zrurnzrlnErHl1rulz
lived at Lockwood, Wash, not far
from Spokane, and two sisters live
in Minnesota. She was tried as ae-
cessory to highway robbery Of Con-
ductor Richardson, but acquitted
and the other cnse against her was
dismissed. She was set free today,
and says she will return TO her home
and lead respectable life hereafter.
Her father is expected on the train.
The events Of the last few days have,
of course, been a terrible strain OH
the nerves Of the young woman who
staggered like pirate when 10
trousers, but whose wOmanly nature
asserted itself when she donned the
attire of her sex. While In the
rooms of the WoiRan's Christian
Temperance union this afternoon
Helen suddenly gave shrek and
fell i'm a dead faint. At the door
stood a strange lady, who proved to
be her sister, Mrs. Andrew Golden,
of South Minneapolis. Mrs. Golden
had come on unannounced to do
what she could to reclaim wayward
Helen. The scene was an affecting
one. Helen WIS in Mysteries fol
awhile aud all the women wer
much excited. The erstwhile high
way lady to whom Helena took of
its bat and held up its bands is in
charge of friends and will probably
be heard of no more.
THE BLYTHE CASE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. T. "A
morning paper says there is stronl
likelihood that the Blythe case, In
volving its millions of property,
will be brought to all abrupt con
clusion within the next fifty days
On December 10Th Miss Florenc,
Blythe, the legally recognized heil
to the vast property, will attain he
majority. Within week, perhaps
on the following day, conIpromis,
with the other claimants will be
made, and so tile litigation will bt
brought to close. IL is said tina
Miss Blythe will go as far as 81 $50,
900 to end the case. 1t is now OIL
appeal TO the supreme court, but l. .
would gussh all pro =
SO far as the more import =
ant claimants are concerned, y
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
SEATTLE, Nov. ALBERT Fried
erick, twice convicted of murder Of "
his roommate, Julius Scerbring, was
for the second time sent (
enced to be hung. The date Of exc
cution was fixed for January l4th. ,
SECRETARY OF LEGATION.
WAsHINGTON, ID. G. Nov. 7.-Th' .
president today appointed r. Me-
Creery Of Michigan secretary of tn,
legation at Santiago, Chill.
ALL QUIET AT RIO.
RIO JANEIRo, Nov. 7.-All quiet :,
here today and the state of siege is "a
not vigorously enforced. Business y,
s not preceding as usual. Similar y,
reports are received from the pro- =,
vinces. President DAfonscias illness B.,
alone constitutes source of danger. -,
A RIGHT ORDER. n
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 7.-General b,
Palmer, commander in-chief Grand W
Army Of the Republic, has just made
,ublic an order, in which be said
lis attention has been called to q i,
act Of comrades wearing the badge en
nd uniform of the Grand Army III
sepublic participated in the recent q" ~
smonstralion where the confeder-
te flag was carried and displayed, VI
e continues the wearing of the ~ee
adge or uniform of the order and All
10 any demonstration WI
here the rebel flag is displayed, al
olates his obligation and brings y"
sgrace upon the order, of which he 81
a member. 'u'
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TO RAISE BARLEY.

ST.. PAUL, Nov. 7. -Edgerton land
syndicate, better known as Barley
syndicate, of Chicago, has succeeded
in securing two hundred and fiftJ
thousand acres OF land in North
Dakota, on which he proposes to
place German farmers, to raise bar
ley for mailing purposes. Crops to
oe shipped to all points where there
is a demand for barley for brewing
purposes.
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WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. T.--Fore,
east for Oregon and Washington;
Light showers In Southeastern
Washington aud Northeastern Ore
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MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Nov. Wheat val
ey $3.50 Sl57l WallalWalla Sl.47l.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7. Wheat
buyer 1891, 81 .S4{, scasoA Sl.S9l.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
CHAS. WOLF,
Market.

Frank ort, Bologna, Vienna, Liver and
Blood Sausage and Head Cheese OF nv
own make. Best fresh prime meats ana
at lowest prices. In Postonice block.
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FOREIGN.
MoNTr ELEcrEp PREs1nENr.

LONDON. Nov. :. A dispatch
from Valparaiso yesterday says:
admiral Jorge Moutt was unaui-
mOusly elected president Of the r :
public of Chili.D
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
DEMOCRATS AHEAD.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Latest re.
turns by the associated press indi
cate that the senate will stand a.
follows: Republican, II; Democrats,
IA; Independent Republican, l; as
sembly Republican, 60; Democrats,
SO and Independent Democrats 2.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
A LARGE SYNDICATE
TO Raise Barley on a Large
scale.

Democrats Ahead, Tin Mine in
California, Powder Mill Blows
Up, Run Over and Killed, From
Sandwich Islands, The Howell
Lumber Co., Foreign and State
News ETC., etc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
TIN MINE IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN DIEGO, Nov. Last July
Warren Wheatley located some de
posits of tin ore on the eastern slope
Of the Laguna mountains, sixty-fvo
miles east Of this city. Helhas been
engaged in making preparations to
develop the mineral. Yesterday he
returned with a quantity of ore,
which a local assayer shows run,
over SO per cent. in tin. Wheatley
states the deposit may be traced 10y
groupings for over two miles and
that nine locations have already
been made. San Ere ncisco capital
is promised, to a very large amount,
to develop the mine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07

WILL GO.-No question about it,
The way G. T. Smith is slaughtering
his stock. 1t will be sold by Jan.
Call at 307 Commercial street and
see for Ynnrself.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07

THE ALKA-BESPl RlAN NtlIiii ,;,r /
Meets every Smmday e,'ln e,,si. N,
o'c ock, in the hall over lhs !, s'sst ss 10 b
ran ce building. Meet ngs aIe olsn pr.. h
public. Rev. Robert W hilas'fi M
W. A. Cusick, Vice PresidehL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tailor Repair Work.

All kinds of gentlemens clothing and
garments perfectly repaired and put in or
ger ger oy a practical tailor at the Dyeing
house, Just above Postofiice, on Commer-
clal street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07
Health is W6aItD

F-DR = = WISlSs Nerys, sia ~ y,
ryess 1si suent ea a guaranteed spees.hisss ssl...
terla Di5zinsss, Convulslons,;, ~. y,
Nemrileia, Headache, NeI,S5l' N,e,esl of iee....ss''
caused by the use Of aleu- alhe.,,',,sslon 80
Wakefullness, henial, y ri insanie -
ns esdlns lI sns 10 gr misery, seoay and 10 q
can M sed Nv over-exeriion q q w. ,-,sssiIoslt
box contains one moniiss n sfnt ~
a box or six eoxes is,5.,s,. ", ,ie
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-07

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