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The morning call., 1891-03-18
Princess Bonaparte

PARIS, March II. Princess Marianne
Bonaparte, granddaughter OF Napoleon
l, died to-day at Ajaccio, Corsica.
The morning call., 1891-03-18
A FABRICATION.

Denial of the Reported Uprising of British
Troops in Bermuda.
LONDON, March 7.-Lieutepant-Genera
Newdegate, commander Of the forces in
Bermuda, writes TO the Times emphaticallY
denying the stories of the alleged military
uprising, TWO months ago. by the Leicester
shire regiment. The Attoney-General OF
Bermuda and prominent citizens also de-
nounce the story as a baseless lie. The
Times, in explanation, says the dispatch in
question was furnished by the Dunlap-Dal-
yiaI A
The morning call., 1891-03-18
A Fatal Fxnlosion.

GLASGOW, March 17.--By the explosion Of
blast-furnace at Colebridge, to-day, two
men were killed and nine fatally burned
The morning call., 1891-03-18

STRAINING AND RACKING your Lungs and
Throat with a rasping Cough is but poor policy.
Rather cure yourself with DIR. ID. Jayne's Ex-
peciorant, IN excellent REMEDY for Asthma anu
Bronchitis.
The morning call., 1891-03-18

left 1t to be present at the calling OF the Assem-.
bly, roll Assistant Librarian Samuel LeaKe ell
tered the room they had deserted. 1t is SAID
that he noticed that there was large quantity
of torn paper In tile waste-paper baskei, which
was empty when Dib0le aud Marion entered tile
room, but the Attorney General has sealed his
lips and he refuses 10 say anything about the
matter.
TELLTALE SCRAPS.
He found, however, so runs ttls latest scandal.
some marks upon blotter that led him to make
q comprehensive inspection Of the contents OF
the basket. He dumped It upon table and
piecos of assembly roll calls with KS, doubls KS
or VS. placed after the members. Then he fiShed
out portions OF sheet OF MANILA paper, such as
the clerks Of the Legislature use. Many oil these
had words and figures indented upon them, show
Ing that the sheet OF which they were
parts had lain under another sheet on which
some one with heavy hand had been writing.
He also found parts of the upper sheet and rag
With pieces Of paper that had been wrapped
around coin obtained from the Bank OF Fresno
On the pieces OF manila paper II Is SAID the
names OF fifteen Assemblymen were found with
figures designating amounts OF money varying
from $500 TO S2500 after each name.
Among the words that were revealed Wnen the
pieces Of paper were plac, together we:e
"CitY-eighteen-twO out" which II Is thought
referred TO the San Francisco delegation lhere
were several aritbmetical operations upon The
paper addition. SuOstIactiou and division, aud
footing OF S2l 600.
The Is names It was held were to be pur-
chased TO FELTON,, aud the money was 10 be paid
10 their owners. 1t was argued that tue eddI-
tiOn OF 10 to AZ and the names on the Assembly
roll that were marked numbered AZ would have
given the nomination to FELTON,. Among the 10
names were some Democrats and some of Estee's
followers.
DIBBLE AGITATED.
Leake's discovery was SOOn made known to M.
NJ. Estee, who was in the library, and to ID. NJ.
The morning call., 1891-03-18
Cuticura Remedies

Parents. do you realize how your little suffer,
when their tender skins literally fire with
itching burning, scaly and blotched skin and scalp
diseases To know that single application OF the
CUTICURA REMEDIES Will often afford instant re-
lief, permit rest and Sleep and point to apermanent
and economical (Decanse so specify cure, and not
to them. without moments delay, is TO be
guilty OF positive iuhumanity No greater legacy
can be bestowed upon child than a clear skin and
pure blood. CuTIcURA REMEDIES are absolutely
pure, aud may be used from infancy to age. from
pinples to scrofula
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, 50c.; Soar,
25c.; REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, Mass.
a5- Send Tor How to Cure Skin Diseases"
The morning call., 1891-03-18

oUAKING soLoNs.

BaFne fFaacc0 Bnt sOnoa tsmth
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08

The existence of the Phillips islands,
in the Pacific ocean, which has been
mooted among mariners for years and
finally discredited, has just been re-
affirmed by the captains of the British
ships Lock Eek and Swanhilde, and
the little group is likely to be replaced
on marine charts.
Captain Pottendrigh, master of the
British ship Lock Eek, which cleared
this port in September last for Hiogo,
Japan, sighted the island in latitude 6
deg 6 min. north and longitude 14O
deg. 20 min., in the south Pacific
ocean, and reported the facts of his
discovery to the branch photographic
Office in the exchange in this city. He
reported the islands to be three in num-
ber, and to form range in the path OF
vessels plying to China and Japan run
ming in a southeasterly direction for six
or seven miles, being connected by low
living rocks. 1t is believed that the
third island is of recent formation, hav
ing come to the surface of the water
within the last six months, and the en-
tire group within the last year.
1t is thought they were of volcanic
origin, but a subsequent vessel, the
British ship Swanhilde, not only con
firmed the position of tie islands, but
also found them inhabited. Captain
Markle, of the vessel, fully confirmed
the Lock Eek report.
While drifting off the island he was
surprised to see two canoe loads of ma
tives coming out to meet his vessel.
They spoke in some unknown language.
The party numbered thirty and al
were naked but for dry leaves around
their waists. Nearly every man was
tattooed in bright red colors, entirely
different from the manner of tattooine
in the United States. One of them
who appeared TO be chief, was marked
with an American flag, the stars reach
ing from the thigh TO the knee and the
stripes from the knee downward. -
Philadelphia Record.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED
WITH COUNTY RECORDER.

Geo A Buchanan aud wife to John
l. Taylor; 3 bl "a, Gervais, $50.
David Mckay, unmarried, to
Jacob Ogle; 1888 acres, Mckay d c
tip 8 W, $500.
Della Il Osborne, unmarried, to
Frank Farris; Its 5 bl ., Maeleay,
$50.
Geo Goode to John Mumis, It IS,
10, blk /, Thomas add to Wood
burn, $3.50.
4 j Cherrington and wife to
Walter Morley, nl 1t 3 Mill add to
Salem, $500.
Francis A. Martin, widow of John
Martin, to Willard Martin pit. W /!
Johu Martin d. !. O., Sl00 etc,
Lawrence J. Martin aud wife To
willard Martin : OF Il. a John Mar
tin d. |. G. $1,000,
Jacob Ogle aud wife to David Me
Kay O. 20. u bl, |. Ogle add, Wood
burn $500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
FOREIGN.
LIED IN AL.

LONDON, Sept. S-Gloucester II
excited over a clerical scandal. sun
day evening Henry Rudge, tue
senior curate Of Newent, near that
CITY, " no was well connected aud
had been highly respected, died IN
Jail. His downfall has been rapid.
A short time ago he began drinking.
and it was soon learned by the parish
trustees that he was using a large
amount of parochial funds. Through
the influence of fficuds, who restor-
ed the money, the matter was hush
ed up, and it was hoped that the
minister's failiugs would be con
trolled, but after a brief period of
uprightness he again fell from grace
aud it Became necessary for the
parishiopers TO dismiss hirn. a week
ago Rudge was forced to leave his
house for non-payment Of rent.
Overcome by despair and shame he
attempted to commit suicide, bu!
was prevented from carrying out
his purpose and was sent to Jail for
the offence Of trying to end his life.
It is believed that he obtained poi
son through some friend while in
iail and was thus enabled to finally
complete the work of self-destruc-
ton, as an autospy shows signs OF
poison. Very few of the curate's
parshioners had an idea of the dis
grace into which he had fallen. the
prevailing idea that he was suffering
from nervous prostration. The re-
velatioDs following the suicide have
caused profound sensation.
A GERMAN MAGISTRATE KILLED
BERLIN, Sept. 8.-Advices are re
ceived that DR.. Holet, Il Prussiar
magistrate, while ascending Mount
rergi ion. in the Carnic Alps, fel
over u precipice and was killed.
RUSSIAN TROOPS.
ST PETERSBURG, Sept. 8.-Troop'
to the number OF $50, 600 are ordered
to Warsaw. This will bring th'
number of Russian forces on th'
frontier up to 100000.
sUICIDED.
PARIS, Sept, s.-A whole fanlil!
in this city numbering six commit
ed suicide yesterday. Father an'
mother showed the way by hangin
themselves aud the others who wer
adult children initiated thei
parents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
August. .
Flower

There is a gentle
Dyspepsia. man at Malden.on-
the Hudson, N. ",
named Captain A. G. Pareis, who
has written us a letter in which il
is evident that he has made up his
mind concerning some things, and
this Is what he says:
have used your preparation
called August Flower in my family
for seven OF eight years. II Is con-
sfantly IN my house, and we consider
il the best remedy for Indigestion,
and Constipation we
fndlReetion. have ever used or
known. My wife is
troubled with Dyspepsia, and al
times suffers very much after eating,
The August Flower, however, re-
liepes the difficulty. My wife FIRE
qnently says to me when ! am going
10 town, We are out
Constipation Of August Flower,
aud / thinkyou had
better Get another bottle. | am also
troubled with Indigestion, and when
ever I am, ! take one or two tea
apo0nlnls before eating, for q day or
two, and al trouble Is removed" .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
ST A I L.
WAS HE MURDERED.

PENDLEToN, Sept. Sd. II.
Keables, of Pendleton, and Mr.,
Bogardus, the crack rifle shot OF
Forepaugh's circus, while out duck
hunting Saturday afternoon dlscoy-
cred the body Of dead mau conceal
ed In the bushes near the railroad
bridge, just below town. Sheriff
Farnish was notified, and the body
was removed TO the morgue. AT the
coroner's inquest held Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock the following facts
were developed The body was
searched ana two memorandum
books, IA couple of postage stamps
and letter which led to his idenii-
flcation were found In the outside
coat pocket. The deceased was fair
ly well dressed, wearing neat
brown suit and light gray shirt
When found, his hat, coat and one
shoe were Off the ground was torn
up and bore evidence of struggle,
The substance of the verdict of the
jury was; "rhat deccased's name
they believed to be John Stratton,
formerly of Kansas City, Kan, That
he came to his death by reason of
certain violent blows on the head,
Inflicted by u blunt instrument in
the hands Of some person or persons
unknown TO the jury, on or about
the lst day of September, 1891, and
that believe that the said killing
was murder"
PORTLAND RACES.
PORTLAND, Sept. S.-A fair attend
ance was present at the second days
racing OF the Portland Speed asso-
citation. The track was slow, The
special (postponed) pacing aud trot'
ting purse of one thousand dollar
was won bv Frank NJ, second Turk
Franklin, third Rosie G. Best tim,
2;i9. This tlu.e was made by Frenh
NJ In the sixth heat, and Is the fast
est mile ever trotted on an Oregon
track.
In the quarter mile dash, purse
$500, Bob Wade won, Jim Miller
second, Pappoose third; time -.
Thre quarter mile dash, pprs,
$500, was won by Misty Morn. Re-
volver second, Carrie NJ third time
la5i.
Trotting, three minute class, purs,
$500, Pearl Fisher, Phallmonl Boy
aud Alex each won heat, when
the raoe was called on account o.
darkness.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
"WILLAMETTE'

"wILLAMETTE"
Geo e Chamberlain, J 0 Fry, ID
III Bodmi, Albany.
Mrs f Cooper, w w Wells, Dali
las.
Thos II Foley. NJ Voen, Miss f
Davidson, II Voght, T r Harris
ST.
II Erickson. Oregon City.
RE Dorsey, Chicago.
EFF Parker, st Paul.
John Skies, -
ST Culls, No AttlebOro.
w w Wherry, Altoona.
"CooK" "
w Wachtle, Port Angeles.
JameslC Wall
G Zimmerman, n Yamhill.
JA Hungerley, Turner.
RE E.Devereaux, w 5 Royce, st.
Paul.
r NJ Longacre, f Lynch, Port
land.
JK Irving, Seattle.
w Ball, Lyons.
CP Guiles, Il Richardson ,--
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for for any case of catarrh
that cannot I've cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure. m
F. ]. CHENEY n Co, Props, To
ledO, O. ,.., r
Cheney for he last L. " ais, ana DeileNe
bim to he D. fectly honorable n ah M nusl, ~,
ness transacions, anu 1iaanclslly tpis " "
carry out any Obligations mtoe pS tn0ii
v lsr a TRAUx, Wholesale, Druggists
Toledo, o. 30. u,,,o,o.ato
WALDfNG, KINNAN a MARVIN, WhoIesaie
Druggists, Toledo, -.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price ioc,
Der bottle. sold by all druggists
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
gho World Enriched.

The facilities ofthe present day foi
&c production of everything that viii
,ondrce 90 the material welfare and
comfort oimankiad are almost unlim.
ited aad When Syrup of Figs was first
prolvced the world was enriched with
the ealy perfect laNasiye known, as Il
IS the only remedy which is truly
pleasing aud refreshing to the taste
and prompt and etrcetual to cleanse
the system gently in the spring-time
or, IN fact. e. aay time, and the bettes
il Is known lie more popular It be
coneA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
oHlo,s OIL eEYssR.

r,o,,,ng n. the Rate Of 10000 Barrels OK
petroleum in Twenty-four Hours
Ohio has the biggest oil well in the |
limited States. II not in the world, and
II permitted to flow its full capacity It
vonId more than fiIl two of the monster
RI. 600 barrel tanks every twenty-four
bours This great oil geyser is located
IN Hancock county, just four miles
south of the town of North Baltimore.
The we'll has been drilled in, and
when at depth of thirty-ive feet IN
the sand a strong gas pocket was STRUCK
and the well showed for a gas producer
Of about 1 .2jO, 600 cubic feet capacity.
Gas was not what was wanted, however,
and the drill was sent eight feet deeper
which made the total depth in the SAND
forty three feet, where oil was iounu'
The total depth of the well is 2,2O0 feet.
When the pool was struck the oil started
flowing. and a connection was made
through a pinch line from the casing
head TO a GOO barrel tank, which was
filled with good, clean oil in precisely
ninety minutes.
The company then learned that they
had drilled into wonderful lake OF
oil and it was also discovered that or
dinary tankage facilities were far from
sufficient. and work was at once begun
on another 800 barrel tank. AT the
same time several dinkey pumps were
started. and pipe lines we're laid. while
connections we're being made to the
main line.
On the afternoon of the same day
II was decided to take the tools from
the hole. and thousands OF people hav-
ing heard of the gusher, focked in from
ali directions to see the famous geyser
opened up. AT about o'clock the
engine was started and the tools were
gradually being brought to the surface.
The drillers were being drenched WIFI
oil which flowed all over the derrick.
When the tools were within few hun
dred feet of the surface the rope com
menced to slack, and the drillers, aftel
reversing their engine, made for place
of safety, as the tools were being llftec
from the well by the heavy pressure o
the oil
1t was thought at the time that thu
rome had broken and the tools left II
the hole. but the drill was found sitting
beside the casing in the rig. AS sool
as the tools were out solid column o
oil belched forth from the casing head
| rising far above the derrick, where
, spread in all directions. There wher
p two pinch lines connected on the ca
r ing.
1t made as beautiful a sight as an
one wished to see, and it thrilled tt
hearts of the oil men, who witnesse
the sight with delight, to know thu
they had looked upon what was pro-
I ably the largest oil well ever complete
on the globe. An effort was made
=. shut the well in, and eight men worke
~ for nearly two hours until they su
ceeded in getting the we'll under co
troll
Afterward it was turned into G(
barrel tank through 2-ince line, rul
p ming the tank over with rolly oil
!: sixty three minutes. The well, at IL
II rate it flowed through the casing fC
the space of time it was opened, woul
in twenty-four hours produce goo
70, 600 barrels of rolly oil, making nea
ly double the size of any well ever col
n pleted, not barring the Russian well
Cor. Cincinnati Commercial -Gazett
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
Street ImnroHement Bids.


~ TpTlCE is hereby given that the Cty
~ Of salem, oregon, Will receive sealed
bids for h Eradi, =, drginiug, grave ing
cufolng ana gutler,Dg all the paris of Com.
merclal street between the south side of
Union It ana the north bank of Mill creek.
alsG 81 that part Of state street between
The west side of Twelfth street and thelwest
sid uI Commercial street; also all that palt
Of ourt street between The west side of
~ elNh street aud theweSt side of CONNER
Ella, street., all situa Cd in The city OF Salem.
oregon, according b. the plans and speci
ucatinns Thereof on file IN the C1lce of the
lily survey Ofthe Ivy OF Salem .Oregon.
a bank contract, bond and underIHk.
Ing Is also on f,e with said plans aud spec.
ucstiOnS, and the contractor will be re-
Quircd % execute them for the amount
iher, m hamed, and viii also be required
"a give good aud sufficient suretie, and "A
Suti'c' c''nt number thereof Ia I've perfectly
satisfactory O the mayor ana to his ap-
prOva
rnele shan be dePo>i ed with each bid
a { he. ~ faV'r of he tit Of salem, Ore.
Fno. FOR The sum II ST. a., cert fed 10 be
suOd and hankable by some bank In the
lily rf'-alvn, Orgon, which sid cbeck
" O. la cue and payable u tho igty II Sa
leIn, OREGON, - u aed aud iiquida ed dam-
49, p, ia case I he bidder Shal, iail % neglect
70 "a cute the cortrsct, bond aud under.
lSk ing ara esfch ~ them ond show GOOD
Mw h in ell Particulars in relation 10 his
fnAAtA NttAN y t'A ~ tfI fNtn NN lIft GOmmlfs
tee ON nrd nance a. the office of The civ
surveyor OF the CIV NJ salem, Orerop. AZ
10 o'Sl lck in. Oi september ~. ISL AZ
~elem, Oregon. hut the awarding OF con
trnct Is 70 be lnaae ny The common council.
The Ciiy oI salem, Orr gln, and also me
committee on ordinances p ~ rs lie right
t0 reieci any or an bids aud also ID hoid
aid bids itr accf piaHce or rejection fsr
any time not eNeeediig two weeks afiCr
Done by order OF the common cAcneil OF
salem, ofeg0n' 4. 81, GQlhELi.,
Fat Recorder
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
What it Docs,

Hoods Sarsaparlla
Puriiies the blood.
Creates an appetite.
Strengthens the nerves.
Makes the weak strong.
Overcomes that tired feeling.
Cures gcrofula, salt rheum, etc.
Invigorates the kidneys and liver.
Relieves headache, indigestion,
and dyspepsia.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08

A mans wife should always he the same,
especially 20 her husband but II she h
weak and nervous, and uses Cnrters Iron
Ptlla, she cann0t be. for they make her feel
like 4 different person, SO they all say, aud
their husbands say 80 tool
VIII be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. CaTter's Little Liver Pills.
Thousands OF letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
II sick headache IL misery, what N Car
ter'e Little liyel Pills II they positively
cure it9 People who have used them speak
frankly OF ihelr worth. They are small
aud easy TO take,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
,rr.ors,. MaharaIah,s visit.

Before the year is out England is to
welcome another royalty in the wealthy
maharajah of Mysore, His departure,
however, is attended by some difficulty,
and certain priests in southern India
have been dsputed TO study the alb
struse questions involved in the project
before the maharajah imperils his caste
by crossing the "blaek water, Lon.
don World.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08

with Instructions as to the disposi-
tion 20 be made Of his property In
case he should be killed. He has
taken an active part in come of the
flercest ftghts Of recent years In Sal
vador and Guatemala. He was nt
the death Of BarTios, and within q
few years back frequently won the
personal thanks Of President Ezeta
for his bravery. But the Tickle for
tunes Of that country now find him
in disfavor with the president Of
Salvador, and an exile 10 Guatemala
with other SalvadOrian patriots who
are opposed 10 Ezeta's tyrannical
metsods. II is entirely safe to look for
stirring news from Salvador before
the close of the present year, as a
powerful effort, he believes, is now
on foot TO overthrow Ezeta's govern
ment.
KILLED HIS BROTHER.
ALLEGHENY, Pa, Sept. 8 -
George OFT, aged %, fatally stabbed
his brother John aged 10, With .
knife, driving the weapon int
Georges left lung near the heart
the result of a quarrel. John was
arrested.
A FATAL SALOON ROW.
UELENA, Mont, Sept. S.-Satur
day at Race Track, village in Deel
Lodge county, in saloon row
BRYANT Mcdonald, farmer, killed
Lee Odair, a miner.
DEATH OF JUDGE SAWYER.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8-Judg'
Lorenzo sawyer, United States cir
cult Judge, died here last night aftel
a short illness.
IN MEMORY OF JUDGE SAW YER.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. SAIL th'
state and federal courts are CLOSED
today out of respect to the memory
of late Judge Sawyer who died las
night. Funeral takes place from
Congregational church tomorrow p
m.
DROWNED IN MYSTERIOUS MANNER
ATLANTA, Sept. S.--Jeheison ID
Stuart, married man with fou
children, and Mrs. Jane Kennedy
married woman with two chill
dren, went out for boat ride Ol
Ponce lie Leon lake after 8 o'clocI
Sunday night. They had wit
them, in another boat, two conpar
ions, Henry Gignilliat and Miss Id
Harmon. The lake is away out {
, town in lonely spot. The tw
couples took separate boats an
there In the dark were having
pleasant time. Suddenly Gignillii
,, heard a scream, and looking arour
beheld no trace of the other boa
1t had disappeared with its occ
pants as completely as II IL ht
j never existed. Miss Harmon faln
d ed, and II was with difficulty th
e Gignilliat saved himself from Il
: fate of his companions. Reachir
Q shore and laying his unconscio'
companion upon the grass,
4 rushed off and gave the ALARM
9 About 10o'clock 200 men had gat
e cred from the city with drags al
5 graphing irons. For four hou
they dragged before success rewar
: ed them. The man was first fish'
Z up, then the woman. The watch
y the mans pocket had stopped at 81
a Stuart had visited Mrs. Kennedy
= house early in the evening and su
r gested the trip. His wife is ON
g visit to Tennessee, while the "
d mans husband is in Douglas count
A
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08

SALEM, Mass, Sept. s.--B. i
Burley and Ex-Judge Endicott this
morning filed notice Of an intention
to contest the will Of Mary F. ;.
Searles, Of Methum, Mass, in behalf
Of her adopted son, Timothy Hop
kins. The ground of the contest is
understood to be, undue influence
and that the Testatrlx was not OF
sound mind. The hearing Is fixed
for September 22d.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08

FoR SALE. some well hned shoais
Fu- particulars address John Glmr
din, \ miles northwest Of Turner.
SIS %
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
Strawberries.

Guide 10 strawberry culture and
descriptive catalogue of twenty VA
rieties, free by mail or calling on E.
Hofer, JouRNAL office, Salem, Or.
d&w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08

Tsss ESsi Salye la the world fF cuts,
nruises, AOros, ulcsrs, sail kheum. feyVr
Sores, letter, Chapned Hands, nhtlniains.
C0rns aud all Skih Erupllons, and posi,
lively cures PILES, ~ NJ ray required, II
y guaranteed 70 Eiye Psriect a aeisi.e,lon
RoB
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08
WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8. Fore
cast for Oregon and Washington:
ShOwery in Northern Oregon
and Washington.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-08

I.osT.-A liver eolOred pap, setter,
white collar, feet ana tip Of tail,
Named Jack, Finder will be re
warded by reporting At this Office.
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