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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01

of Odebolt, Sac county was nomi.
uated on frat ballot.
BRIoE WRITES A LETTER.
NEW YORK, July l. = Senator
Brice, chairman Of the national
democratic committee, has written a
letter OF warning and advice to his
fellow-members Of the national
committee. The letter embodies
advice in regard to association DEM
ocratic clubs and the necessity OF
the national committee cooperating
with them. The plan of the repub-
leans, he says, is a colossal system
of clubs TO be maintained and sup
ported by unlimited means drawn
from the pockets Of beneficiaries OF
monopoly policy. This system, he
urges, can only be met by an equally
extensive system of voluntary dem
ocratic clubs; that is, an association
of people in their several neighbor-
hoods for the defense Of their rights
and interests against those banded
to assail them. Brice thinks the
approaching struggle to be one main
" between clubs, and it is greatly to
be desired that uniform and per
fected system Of democratic societies,
thoroughly organized and In inti-
mate association with each other
shall be established before the begin
ming Of the next year.
TRIED no BREAK JAIL.
TACOMA, Wash, July LA bold
attempt to escape was made yester'
day between IL and II o'clock, by
sixteen prisoners confined in the
county Jail. A space two inches
wide, by a foot long, had been cul
through the floor, just in front ol
of the door leading into the iron
tank in which important prisoners
are confined, and by tonight The
whole cell full of Jail birds would
have been at liberty. The prisoner
admitted that this was their intent
ion. With more plank taken ou
they could have easily dug througl
the rotten timbers and out under th'
porch, either in front or behind tn
iaiI. Albert TAFT was the leader II
the jail-delivery movement. 1t !
his seventh attempt to escape.
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
SEATTLE, WASH, July L. Her
man Perry Guernsey, boy l3 year
old, was drowned in Lake Washing
ton yesterday afternoon, "A quartz
of n mile north Of Yesier avenu
at about 2 o'clock, Guernsey in CON
pany with a boy Of his own age
were bathing from raft. The raj
drifted out in deep water unknow
to the boys, who were both unabl
to swim. Guernsey unsuspectin
the depth Of the water, jumped /
and sank. Before help could be oil
tanned life was extinct.
CRIME CAUSED BY JEALOUSY.
MOBILE, Ala, July 1.--From tn
back woods of Baldwin county come
report that Lesse Cartwright she
and killed his brother John an
afterwards cut his own wife's throa
3 Jealousy was the cause,
SAUSAGE MEAT.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01

srArRoF Oui0 CRY NF roIEpa,
lNCAs tAlNtN,
PRANK \. NlFSgf makes oath that NJ
h the senior pauper Ol the nlu az n. !.
cheney q Co, doing business In the city 81
hNenn. county ard stale aiorSnld, aud thai
said arm Will paN thc sum of one hundred
dOlals lor yayh aud every pAso al Valarrh
that cannOl be cured by The use at Halls
Naiarrh tMrr FRANK InENEN.
sworn 10 heiofc me and subscribed la
my presence, this on day of liccem Der. A.
~. is,6 A. ". .tiiFAsoN,
-, Notary Public.
fN~s-N
Halls Caiarrh Cure Is taken IN
ternally and acis dlNVlly nn the
blood aud mncous snrb,ces az the
system. send for testimonials free.
A.. J. ChtAEl a Co,
N,kdO, ..
nfr Sod hy druggists. 7sc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01

ih2 'o.ili..cs Of the present day 70
hoT.o}actiol of everything that viii,
onG@ce 70 Tie material welfare an6
comfort &C maukiad are almost unlim
tied and when Syrup of Figs was first
produced The world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as il
is the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and ehectual to cleanse
the system gently in the spring-time
or, in fact, at any time, and the better
it is known the more popular 1t be
comes.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01
NOTES FRoM LONDON.

NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON, July l.-Gladstone was
able to take short walk yesterday.
The stopping of tho tin plate
works, II is estimated, will keep 1853,
600 boxes OH the market the average
consumption being 100000 boxes
per month.
A deed has been signed renewing
the advance to the Murriettas until
February 1892. The deed gives
them the option of redeeming the
securities pledged.
Dispatches received here from
Constantinople state the sultan OF
Turkey has ratified the Brussels
anll-slavery convention act.
AN EARTHouAKE IN ITALY.
ROME, July l.-Inhahilants OF
province Verona last night wer,
thrown into state Of excitement
aud fear by series of severe earth.
quakes shaoks. Houses in some
cases collapsed, In spite of the
damage done there was no loss oi
life.
INTERNATIONAL CoNGREGAT-
IoNAL COUNCIL.
LONDON, July lone hundred
American delegates arrived to attend
the annual meeting Of the inter.
national Congregational council OF
London July 49, They will be en-.
tertained at n public breakfast.
FROM CnlLL
IQulQuI, July There Is rumon
Of heavy fighting between the Huas
60 aud the forces at Coquimbo, on
land aud sea.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01

VTTANTED.-A situation as housckeeper
w by a widow lady in town or country
Address Mrs. Finley, SATIN, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01
FOREIGN.
MUST NAruRALIzE OR LEAVE.

WUHI M "" I1I8'I1 Wv I'T1'N II
LONDON, July 1.-The Odessa
correspondent of the News says:
Governor Kieff of Podolia and Vol
hynla has issued a decree announc-
ing that all foreigners of those pro
vinces must either become natural
ized citizens or leave the country.
Decree is aimed at popular German
colonies adjacent to the Austrian
frontier,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01
IOWA REpunLICANs,


CEDAR RAPIDS, July 1.-The
Iowa republican state convention
meets In this city today. IL h
believed that Hiram c. Wheeler, OF
odebolt, Sac county, will be nomin
ated for governor on the frat ballot.
lie is an extensive farmer and stock
raiser Lieut.. Governor Alfred n,
Poyner will probably be re-nomin
ated,
REPpRLICAN CONVENTION IN IOWA,
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, July l.
One OF the most enthusiastic republi'
can conventions ever assembled Ia
Iowa convened la this city today.
The convention was as distinguished
for lis harmony and good feeling as
have been most conventions of re
cent years for their discord aud dis
seusiOns. Among the audience arr
many persons Of state aud national
reputation, Mis-, J. Ellen Foster
Representative OF the Non Partlsan'
Womans Christian Temperane,
Uuion Was At the head Of delega
don Of enthusiastic lady republicans
who occupied a prlyalehox' Prompt
| IL at II o'clock Chairman Mack ol
the state central committee called
the convention 10 order, John "
stone MAS chosen as temporary
chairman, La assuming the ehail
Stone made ronsing speech which
was interrupted maay TINES by
applause, having thanked the con
ventlon for ihe distinction n being
called upon 20 preside over Il he
eald the mos, Important crisis il
upon us, the polilloal power Of state
Is AZ stake, aud The good results
achieved hy the npuollean party
during lts sule ~ 80 years are en-.
daagewd by M a. moorelic party Ia
lore. - AA,lls ana ~ anos IA,
1 For f1re por, HlinaN e. Wheeler,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01

HNHREE BALLS.-Money loaned on
watches and jewelry and all kinds OF
personal property that can be stored in
my safe or store. = Barr jewelry store,
l06 State street. AT If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01
SAUSAGE MEAT.

CHICAGO, July IAN officer of
the health department asserts that
he has discovered that the fresh of
broken down, emaciated and diseas-
ed horses is being made into sausage
meat and sold in the poorer quarters
In the city. An Investigation is made.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01
25c Want Column.

NICELY furnished rooms to rent, with
IN board, in plea santest part ofcity, near
street car lines, 406 Center Street 500 If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01
s. z. r. B. EABNINos.

SAN FRANCISCO, July - The
Southern Pacific company's earn
ings for May were; Total, S3,94l ,225,
decrease of $2l4,s75 as compared
with the gross earnings Of May
1890.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-01
uMATILLA AGENT.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The presi-
dent today appointed John. w.
Crawford agent for the Indians at
the Umatilla reservation.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17
THAT SEIZURE AT GRAY.
Some Testimony that Was Given in the
Municipal Court Yesterday.

The three Lewiston Frenchmen arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Doughty for breaking
and entering the station at Gray, and TAX
ing out liquors, were tried in the Municipal
Court yesterday. County ATTORNEY Robin
8 appeared for the state and T. L. Noble
E,q of Lewiston, for the respondents.
1t appears that the liquor was at first
officer conceived the idea that by watching
he could get the men who were intending
the illegal transportation. Four men be-
sides the officer stayed to see If they could
catch them. But the men came, broke in
ana got the stuff ont without their knowl-
edge. The ficer and aids followed them,
overlook them at Foggs Corner in New
Gloucester, stopped their team, had par
ley with them and let them go. arresting
them later in Lewiston.
The remarkable part of the trial was the
testimony of Station Agent Cyrus j. Per-
ley of Gray, who swore that somebody, he
didn't know who. came to his house in the
night to get him to 60 after the liquor, that
he told them the sherlffs were there to ar
rest them. and they departed, coming back
twice. The last time they asked if it
would answer to break into the station, lard
he told them that he could not give them
any authority to do that, that the straDg-
ers put So DILL into his had and departed
aud in the moring he found that the
freight shed had been forced open. and the
packages of liquor taken out. The
freight amounting to $.62 had not been
paid. MIR. Perley was very unwilling
witness and the answers were drawn from
him with the greatest difficulty. In the
course of his examination h4 acknowledged
that he had at other times delivered pack
~ es which he supposed contained liquor,
in the night time and had received small
presents of money for so doing. At one
tlme during his examination he came near
fainting.
Recorder Tompson held the prisoners,
Joseph Bnurgett. Jules Gregoire and j. A.
Chagn0n for illegal t ansp ortation and dis
charged them on the charge OF breaking
anu entering
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17
ART SQUARES AND RUGS,
PORTIERES AND DRApEnIES.

The whole Carpet and Drapery
Department Is filled to overflow.
ing with bargains. M0quettes,
Velvets. Brussels and All Woods
in room lengths and are Offering
at very nearly cost price. Our
Blanket and Comforter Depart
ment should not be forgotten.
Lamps of all kinds at all prices.
Special bargains in Piano, Ban
quet and Table Lamps.
Easels and Pictures at lower
prices than we ever expected to
be able to offer them and they
are such a nice present to offer.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17

Now let us talk over matters.
1t is strange that we all make up
our minds each year just what
we will do next Christmas, but
when the season comes around
we find ourselves about as short
OF cash for present giving ms we
ever were. 1t only requires a
little money, the rest can be
spread over and the payments
made so small that you'll never
miss it. We are ready to help
You out OF the Christmas difficult.
ty with fine goods, low prices,
and convenient. terms. There Ia
no place where you can fiud so
much that is useful as we'll as
ornamental, nor no store with as
large u variety or as low prices.
The sooner you can make it
convenient to select the better
choice you can make.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17
RWARE.

Five windows full of Butter
Dishes Castors, Tea Ssts, Fruit
Cake Baskets, Ice Water SITS,
and too many things TO mention.
Rogers A l and Reed & Bar
toms Extra Superior. Nome
better made.
Our prices fully 20 per cent
lower than yon can get anywhere
else. See our large assortment
before selecting.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
DRY MILLS.

OhY MILLS
Mr.. M. G. Morrill, has laid twelve hun
bred feet of pipe from spring in his field
and put in hydraulic ram and brought
water to bis barn for his stock. Mr.. Nor
rill has always Lad TO depend upon cistern
water for a purposes having large els
tern both at the house and barn. The
present drouth has taught him as we'll as
others the value of having plt nty of water.
BY very simple arrangement all tn sur
plus water goes into the cistern TO be
pumped out in case of need. Mr.. Morrill,
also has IL arranged so as to take 1t directly
from the spring for drinking purposes.
John McConkey has gone to Philadel-
phia to learn the maehinist trade.
Mrs. j. p. johnson Is visiting at her
fat ler's Melvin COTS.
Mr.. and Mrs OSBORN Cobb who went to
Falmouth last June have returned home.
The Ladies helief Corps will have an
entertainment and supper next Saturday
evening. at the town hall There will
be table of useful articles for sale.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17
WHAT OF THE HARVEST /?
No Vry Important Legislation TX
pected from Congress.
RELATIVE POSITIONS OF MILLS
AN OTHERS ON THE TARIFF.

Crisp and the Silver Question-BIand, of
Missouri likely to be Muzzled The
Maine Delegation Not Worrying
Messrs. Reed, Boutelle and Milliken-
Senator Hale's Elegant Mansion the
finest in Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17

Mr.. Charles Verrill reports while cross
in : the plains from Dry Mills to New
(}l0ncaster near the Colebrook last Satur-
dav evening wild animal cameu behind
and followed his team for quite dis lance
snarlipg and yelling in very feroclous
manner. He judged it to be about the size
of a large dog. IL has been heard by other
people 10 this vicinity.
Saturday when the mail came it was
some time before we could recognize an
old friend ia the Portland Daily PRESS
with its new dress.
Porter.
KEzAR FALLS.
Joseph Edgrcomb has sold his stand to
jain Stanley 81.
j. w. Fitzpatrick has sold one of his
horses to Mrs. Ruth Gould
Faux Gray has sold lot of land to John
Bradun.
A number are sick with ''gr p"; none are
sick in bed.
We have received q number of letters
this past week from Boston asking if any
clue to the fire-bug had been found as yet
Some of our farmers have pi0wed the
past week, some just for the name of plow-
ing in December.
We have Just received the news that
Wood Cook is dead. Mr.Co0k was for
merry OF this town.
No. hay is being delivered for $12 and
S15 per ton. There is considerable dick
erlng" amongst the farmers in stock and
as general rule fancy stock Is held at
good prices, some farmers say high prices.
Sch0O Q on both sides Of the river are In
session, Mr.. O A. Morton and Miss
Georgia Libby are & achers on the north
side. Miss Minnie Edgecomb and Hubbard
on the south side.
The Stacy boys are at home from College.
Clinton is teaching at the village.
Richmond.
The Congregational Soctety is actively
engaged preparing for three days falr to
BIZ nrld this week, beginning Wednesday.
A trades carnival procession and driil by
torty-eight young ladies, 18th, sChrouot l.
a ,a-toieeoon, sfhe Sven Oiu Ladies' Of
Lavender Town." and drama by the
"A +. f." Dramatic Club are on the enter
tainment programme.
Two carloads of mules have been
brought here TO work on tae KnicFerbOcker
Ice C0mpany's ice field this winter.
W0rkmen IRE tearing down the Libby
building on Front street. It Is an old lard
mark and, unless replaced by new build
ing, will leave lonesome looking gap on
the business front of the street.
The village schools were closed Friday
for the holidays.
Subscriptions are being raised and ar
rangements are being made to open read
ing room for young men and others about
town. The room will probably be opened
soon.
A series of union prayer meetings are be-
Ing held SUNDAY evenings by the Method
ists. Free Baptist and Congregational
s'cieties. The meetings are largely at
tended.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17

LII You were at our store yes
terday You saw the new clocks, if
not, you want to for they are
handsome, cheap and suitable for
holiday presents,
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17
IT IS NOT SO DOWN OUR WAY.

While others complain of dull
ness we are helping the unde-
cided to decide.
Our statesmen do the talking,
tho attractive assortment OF
goods does the rest.
You can't help but find what
you want at our store. We
only had to advertise our
So Rockers once. The
value was written i'm material
and style; they sold, they're SELL
ing yrt, and so fast we doubt ii
we shall have enough to carry us
through the holidays. Call early
and secure one.
EASY CHAIRS, FANCY CHAIRS
HALL CHAIRS, PARl0R CHAIRS
WILLOW ROCKERS,
In large variety and small
prices.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-17
GREEN'S LANDIN
Harpswell.
EAST HARPsWELL.

Dandelons in full bloom are OCCASION
ally seen and the grass Is starting in the
meadows Rain is much needed. There
has been no zer0 weather so far.
Peter Hanson of Cundy's Harbor has
gone to his old home in Norway to spend
the winter
Mr.. G. Raymond has some white Wyan-
dotte hens which he got from the eggs OF
the dark variety by always choosing the
lightest eggs f0l matching. 1t took several
years to evolve the pure white fowl.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-15

- -
- est
iEEG Sc, ne
ag a ..
q Hs ra
z innate rusait
of over twenty
years practice. h-l
THO ( D u GI. I
QUALIFIED tE4
ID u \ TIE p tY>f-
CLAN OF one Of
the hi nest ne
Ca Guile ge
+ u r 0 p Z d Il
CURES w 1T a
Il n F A LIN @
G e II T AIN TY
Nervous and nhVsi-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-15
' erNOus and phy 81

ca Debility Seminal WnaknaS
Sprematorrhe, asrOstat0rrhas Emissions
Imnoten2y, Exhausted Yit. ~, Prem .ture be-
cine and u - DF M NtatBtsp, ia
..Ri its 1sssD asiicaEIGus anI Frs.gsa
WI aeVeF e6Ase pr s.InPet. IL en-
rlch and pl.1hes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, digestion. Se2roduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties
II stops ali unnatural and debilitafing train
upon tht system, preventing involuntary losses
debiiltatlng dreams seminal losses with .he
urine, etc, 30 de tructive to mind ans BODY
1t is a sure elimi latar of all KtDNEY Nm
BLADDER COMPLAIN Is. Il contains nt.
injurious ingredients. To those %tGgTs-z--
tn& from tsss wi esK4Ae4- az yo.sg a..
Gnl anda~c retBOn excess. "a Spt-e.tty
enoEbukn asRn p%-rEsAsRss-n ia 4S s.
bottle or five bottles in case, wiz fuf. direc-
unns and advice, $40 Sent .e-ure from DO
seTvatlon TO any address upon the receipt of
prics, or q. O. D. To he had only ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-15
Special Notice.

All persons are notified that teams
ters who TAKE lumb from srooner's
hume in Jane Canyon will be prose-
.suted The man who took m ~ rack
-oleE wy1tI return tat.rus - me ar FTSto
srress ~ WEt1LF
cts eeaMe~A as @s4 ~ q sma@&@m@f.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-27

For about one hundred hens cut in
she hay-cutter peck OF rowen as fine
q possible, and on this turn pailful
2; boiling hot water. cover closely and
allow to steam until the grass Is soft.
This tea. which is dark and strong with
| 'he iuice 81 the rcwcn. Is used TO mix
~ breakfast. which consists Of two.
Yards fine feed and one-third corn meal,
N which two quarts OF becf-scraps are
sired. Ihis mixed stiff and fed warm
Y az excellent breakfast for laying
fers and bv the time il Is eaten tho
ven may bc given on the fcedbomri.
AaA Will NJ taken grcedily. If this
warm breakfast and green dessert il
Fen between seven and eight in the
1prnlng. the next meal OF the day iaay
dinner and supper together between
'nfee and four IL The afternoon. give
Natcr-pail full - wheat and cracked
om for this meal. The fio0r Of the
onse should he covered with three or
ur inches Of dry sand SO that the
fowls may scratch for their grain. This
good bill o: fare for most days in
'in'er, but il may be varied by giving
poAcd potatoes. apples. cooked vegcta-
PES mangcls. cabbage. oats or buck
"neat. Whatever is given should be
Zone with system and as regularly as
possible, for no stock can do well when
s''ended 70 at irregular times. II. &.
Drown, in Farm and Home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-27
A HlcYcLIsr,S TALE.
Why His Girl Feit rad when lilo Was
Thrown from His Machine.

Some years ago was very much i'm
pressed with a pretty girl" said Chi
cago whcclfnan 10 News reporter.
THAT is expressing it mildly. for. as =
matter of fact. Was in love with her.
ball one evening" said the bicycIist-
1T was swell affair, no ordinary occa-
sion. and looked forward to IL with
more than usual interest. and so did she.
~ was member OF a bicycle club
then. and as such had entered in a
race for prize. The race took place on
day preceding the bali. OF course. ]
took my girl 70 view the event. SCI
cured for her good seat in tho grand
stand. where. as proudly declared in
my inncrmost thoughts. she would see
me win glorious victory. ! was deter
mined that m, wheel should carry me
right into her affections. Tho race was
10 be run on a course that was not the
snio0thest in the world. There we're
dangerous places In IL. spots where a
rider would DO very likely 70 take .
header II not careful.
s'Thrcc Of Us came to the scratch for
tho start, and we got away In great
shape. For the FIRST quarter or SO was
second. following close behind the lead
or The third man was uncomfortab! y
close 70 me. On wc went, each man
straining every nerve when in some way
ms competitor behind me ran into me.
lie struck the little wheel Of my bicycle,
and the result was that wc both went
down In heap. There was a terrible
mixture of wheels and men for while.
"Of course the accident caused good
deal OF excitement among the spccta-
tors. A murmur OF horror went up, but
above 1t all could be heard the screams
OF my girl. As ! was trying TO extricate
myself from the ruins she arose in her
seat and cried out:
.'Oh. he is killed! he is killed! Who
will take me 70 the ball now. who will
take me to the ball2'"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-27

There's : good deal Of
guarantee business in the store
keeping Of today. Its too
excessive. Or too reluctant.
Half the time it means Moth
ing. Words cnly sv0ras.
This offer to refund the
money, or TO pay z rc,s"ard, is
made under tic hope lhat you
won't want your money back,
and that you won't Claim the
reward. OF cour5c.
SO, whoever is honest in
making It, and works not on
his own reputation alone, but
through the local dealer whom
you know, must have some
thing he has faith in back Of
the guarantee. The business
wouldn't stand a year with
out it.
What is lacking is conf
dcnce. Back Of that, what is
lacking IS that clear honesty
which is above the average
practice"
DR.. Picrce's medicines are
,guG,autced to accomplish what
they are intended to do, and
their makers give the money
back if the result isn't APP
parent.
Doesn't it strike you that
a medicine which the makers
have so much confidence in,
is the medicine for your