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EPIDEMIC OF sMALL-Po.
The Dread Disease Raging Along the +.
of Texas and Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2.-For months pa
epidemic of smallpox has been raging
the Texas and Mexican borders, as We
in several towns in the interior of 3
Yesterday the Mexican Governmer !.
the matter in hand and sent corps Of
sicia1s to Porfirio Diaz, across fro
Pass, to vaceinate the people and
those stricken with the disease. a
quarantine is enforced on the AM
side.
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PortugaPs Great Debt.

;. LONDON, Jan. 2.-Statistics just published
concerning Portuguese finances are OF an as
tonishing character. The debt of Portugal
has increased 400 per cent in the past forty
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To Defend the Americas cun.

New YORK, Jan. 2.-E. D. Morgan is
said to be ready to build ninety-foot yacht
to defend the Americas cup if challenge
is arranged.
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Silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The amount of
silver offered for sale to-day was 932, 900
ounces, of which $4,000 ounces were pur-
chased at prices ranging from S1.O45 to
Sl0.525
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CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.
An Adjournment Taken Until Monday With
out Transacting ANY Business.

WASHINGTON. Jan. NO business what
ever was transacted in the Senate after
meeting to-day, and an adjournment was
taken until Monday noon.
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SHEFFIELD CUTLERY TRADE.

A Notable Decrease in the Value Of Exports
During the Last Quarter.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-According to the trade
statistics published to-day e2S,0O0 worth of
cutlery was exported during the past
quarter, as against a74, 600 worth during the
previous quarter. This decrease is stated
TO be owing to the workings of the new
United States tariff.
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A Murderous Butcher Hold for Trial

NEW YORK, Jan. John Collman, the
butcher who ran amuck with butchers
knife on Seventh avenue yesterday and
slashed several persons, has been held for
fri
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Five Persons Frozen to Death

LONDON, Jan, "A family of five per-
sons, who were tramping through the country,
were found near Cambridge this morning
frosen to death.
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Bismarck Sighted.

BERLIN, Jan. emperor William did
not send his usual New Year greeting to
Prince Bismarck
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Steinitz won the
chess game to-day. The score is now:
SteinitZ 4. Gunsburg .: drawn. 4.
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INNOCENT SENATORS.
Denial That Members of the Upper House
Speculated in Silver

Speculated in Silver.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Ex-Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury Cook of the suspended
firm of Bateman & Co. emphatically denies
the report that Senators have been speculat-
ing in silver through his firm. Plumb, Far
well and Cameron have been mentioned in
this connection.
The Telegram says Watson Squire, the
Senator from Seattle, has been frequent
visitor TO the street lately. He has had in
side information on silver and his friends
have ptofited thereby.
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years, and the Government expenses have
increased 500 per cent. The revenue has
only trebled meantime, and the annual de-
fciency ha" become fourteen times greater
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Chief of the Secret Service.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The Secretary of
the Treasury to-day appointed A l.. Drum
mond of New York Chief of the Secret Serv-
ice Division of the Treasury.
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Mrs. Blaine is the tallest of the ladies of
the Cabinet and Mrs. Noble is the shortest.
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WHERE Is BENNETT?
An Old Forty-Niner Mysteriously Disappears
From Brooklvn

an I'd Forty-Nlner MysterlousIy Disappears
From Brooklyn.
New YORK, Jan. 2.-Snme time ago
William Bennett, an old man, found his
long lost daughter, Sarah, in the fam
iig ef james New comb of Brooklyn,
by whom she had been adopted. Three
weeks ago Bennett disappeared. He
had the gold fever in 1S49, and, leaving his
wife and child in New York, went to Cali
forDia. Nothing was heard from him, and
ten years after his departure his wife died.
When he returned to his daughter he told
her he had made large fortune in Califor-
MIA and was now going to enjoy it with her
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Assassinated by Unknown Men

ANTE CITY Ua.), Jan. &c. G. Houye,
prominent citizen, was assassinated to-
night. His murderers escaped
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PETITIONS FROM THE COAST.
a Plea for General Walsh-Improvemen
Urged for Fort Bidwel

Urged for Fort Bidwell.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The California
delegation is in receipt of a letter from
prominent and influential citizens of San
francisco urging tha retention of General
Waish IN his present position in the Mint.
The Pacific Coast Congressional delega-
ton Is being urged by Peter Peterson of
Fort Bidwell to secure appropriations for
indian schools and better farming facilities
at that agency.
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Hinder the German Flae.

BERLIN, Jan. 2.-Baron Wissmann has
sent cable dispatch announcing that he
hoisted the imperial standard of Germany
on the east coast Of Africa yesterday.
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THE FoRTuG UEsE .,CoRTEs.
Hope Of a. Pacific Result of the Pending Ne
-. gotiations With England

= :. o W ]V-1 III IaIIu
>: LISBON, Jan. 2.%In the speech from the
throne at. the Cortes to-day it was an
noupced that the negotiations now being
carried on by the British and Portuguese
Governments promise to result in the main
tenance Of. tranquil relations between the
two countries.
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Cuticura Remedies

Are the greatest skin cures, blood pnT 1Nrs ana
hum or rem edies of modern times. Motncr4 Who
know what little suffer from itchin1 t1.s itE
and scaly skin diseases, are their warmesr ife d.
CurIcURA REsoLvENT, the new blood it g
Internally ito cleanse the blood OF all mp1rililI
and poisonous elements and thus remove iu aet-lt
and CUrIcURA, the great Skin Cure, and ts-sdr-lS
SOAR, an exquisite Skin Beautiher, extstn@lJ ilo
clear the skin and scalp ana restore the hais
every disease and humor OF the skin s-i.t tlir7s
from pimples to scrofuia.
Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcuRA, ~
25c. REsoLyENr, 81. Prepared by ths kT'Af@
DRua AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, 30
ns-Send for allow TO Cure blood us 49,
= innha = 1
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DEATH IN A WRECK.
A British Bark Goes Ashore and Five Per-
sons Drown

MOBILE (Ala.), Jan. 2.-The British bark
Topsy Week is ashore at Cayman Beach.
The captain, two mates, one seaman and
the cabin-boy were lost. Seven Of the crew
were rescued.
The morning call., 1891-01-03

ECLIPSE, the only true champagne grown III
America Fermented entirely In poltie'
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"PerpendicuIars." &"

A Cambridge student once told me
that the parties which the dons gave
the undergraduates were called per
pendiculars' by the latter because the
young men never dared to sit down for
fear Of offending their high mightinesses
the dons, nor did they venture to speak
unless spoken TO. have never visited
Cambridge, but not long ago was at
a perpendicular in New York and felt
with terror that this was the coming
vogue.
II all we go to another's house for
Is to eat and drink, might not the
would be host send his would be guests
orders on Delmonico, and save himself
the trouble of turning his home into a
restaurant II the desire to see finery
Is what influences us, had we not bet
ter go to the opening of one of the
court dressmakers and milliners who
are crowding to our shores2 But If the
object is an hours pleasant intercourse
with other human beings, then, in the
name OF common sense, let us talk to
one another
The conversation at teas and parties
has never been noted for brilliancy,
but anything is better than suspicious
or supercilious silence. BY it we reflect
on the entertainers judgment in the
choice of friends, and never should we
cast such a doubt on his selection of
ourselves. --Harpers Bazar.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
An AnInal wrn a be ~
The HeIIodersa Horridum which u
Held Captive by = chieseo MAJ

ne HeIIsdersa Horrissm which r.
Held Captive ~ = Chieago MAJ
let me INTRODUCES you 70 the Hello
derTna horridurn.- said G. K Giles. the
State street jeveler, pointing to a glass
case which stands IN a conspicuous pO-
sitioD in bis wholesale department
The object referred 70 By such a resO-
naIit title was little mas Of black and
gold beads stretched on one corner Of
the case on heap Of sawdust. Pres
entity the mas became movable. leg
stretched itself out az one end. and the
hello. etc. stood revealed a. one Of the
largest lizards ever hatched
The animal "a about sixteen inches In
length and Of genuine FaIstafiian girth-
The skin is covered with beautifully
shaped scales, and like Jacobs ewes,
spotted and ring streaked. The shape
Of the spots il wonderfully regular.
bearing a strong resemblance 10 the
black and gold wall paper Of a dado
The tail is long and thicker than that
of most lizards. Round it run three OF
four rings Of gold. The head is broad
and fat, with protuberances which
conceal the tiny eyes when viewed from
above.
You are not obliged to call him
HeIioderma horridum all the time, said
Mr.. Giles. 'SOme people call him
HeIioder1na suspectum and other the
GiIa monster. Icall him Tommy. Here.
Tommy"
Mr. Giles cIutched the reptile affec-
tionately between his finger and thumb
and sat him on the floor. He moved
as leisurely and dignifedly as if be
we're at home on the sands of Arizona
His forked tongue flashed incessantly
in and out. his eyes rolled and be
looked altogether as If he might be an
uncomfortable customer to deal with
we're he to take a notion in that direc.
ton. For three years he has lived In
Chicago, and has succeeded in growing
fat on two eggs per week for nine
months out Of the year. and Lenten
fast the remaining three. The eight
hour day has no charm for Tommy.
He only asks for three months
sleep, and then he is ready to enjoy
himself for the rest Of the year. When
be is at home he is the subject of more
hair raising tales than any beast Of his
dimensions, but Mr. Giles will not even
concede the fact that he possesses a
drop of poison in his whole anatomy.
HE is especially interesting" said
his owner. ''for he forms the link be
tween the lizards and the crocodile
genus. He is probably the only speci-
men in captivity besides brother in
the Smithsonian Institute, and his race
is almost extinct. Chicago Globe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS


"wILLAMETTE'
ABB sealy, Albany.
RS Booth, Grants Pass.
G Nimback, Lakeview.
WD Fenton. J Myriek, Geo snd
Dan Rufus, Geo Sbisl, Portland.
Edward Beck ard VT, Aurora.
Geo ROsenshiDe, J G Howard,
W.T..
VIII Bulterer SP Co.
CL Copper, J A Green Independ-
ence.
WI Clark, San Francisco.
COOK"
J w White, Jas Dunwortb, T b
Hall, b Durham, A J. Fullerton,
Portland.
Eight men, Sells Circus.
Ell Anderson, Tacoma.
ES BOrth, Eugene.
w Sage.
in KIrth, Mewberg.
in Brown, Wilhoit.
VIM Moore, ROseburg.
Kennedy, Seattle.
r Graham, KeIso.
CS Williams, J G Muffiunsn
Boston.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31

Prices Of Paper In Boston and New York.
The proper way to buy writing paper
is by the pound. II is always sold in
that way in the east, and the result is a
saving of something over 90 per cent to
the purchaser while the dealer makes
still profit large enough for him to
live and conduct his business in the
most substantial manner. Bond" pa
pers and Overland mair papers are
cheaper purchased by the pound than
inferior paper 10y the quire. The best
quality Of bond paper sold in Boston is
only ninety cents a pound, and pound
contains l46 sheets, or over six quires OF
paper. The same paper is sold at fifty
cents and more quire In New York
city. 1t seems impossible that this diff
ference should exist, but 1t does, and ii
pays TO send TO Boston for letter paper
and pay the expressage here, in spite Of
the increase In the rates of express. II
people are not in hurry II is well TO
send by freight. New York Tribune.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
THE ONLY AND GREATET SHOW.
A Notable 20th Year in Sells Brothers
Management.

Sells Brothers are always doubly
welcome to Salem and their forth
coming visit on Thursday Aug. 20
will emphasize that fact. Since
their last visit, they have signalized
the 10Th year Of their continuous
management by greatly eularging
their enormous united shows, and
widely increasing the scope Of their
novelty and attractions. In special
features, they notably lead. Their
pair Of monster hippOpotami are
unquestionably the rarest and most
valuable wild beasts on exhibition;
their flock of ostriches unarivaled; /;
their pair of Liliputian cattle the
most curious dwarfs from the flock
Of Fairyland, and their hairless
horse a genuine wonder. With
them, also, in airy flights and be.
witching poses, comes Cyrene, the
most noted and emotional of all
spanish dancers, whose presence Is
a most fancinating innovation.
The general attractions are combin-
ed in a wild Moorish caravan and
romstic pilgrimage to Mecca; mag
nificent menagerie, triple circuses,
regal Roman hippodrome, perform
ing arenas, mid-air carniyals, tropi-
cal aqulrium, aviary, royal Japan
ese troupe, bedOuin and Berber ath-
'etes. and Arabian nights entertain
nents. The names of really great
performers are legion, and the races
given are Of the most varied and
spirited character, Everybody will
want to see the glorious, free, morn
ing street parade. and for that mat
ter the whole world of fun and
wonders Sells Brothers everywhere
present.
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seconded Her Motion.

A number of ministers at Clarksville
were relating their experience the other
day. One of them said that, while he
was preaching sermon some time ago,
an old lady In the congregation arose,
and exclaimed;
'Merciful father, II had one more
feather in my wing of faith, would fly
off 10 gloryp
A worthy brother Immediately re-
piled;
"Good Lord, stick II In and let her
go; she's but trouble here
That quieted the old lady. Atlanta
Constitution.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
STATE.
FATAL ACCIDENT.

ScIo, Or, July 3l.--Peter Holf-
penny, hop grower, was run over
yesterday morning by his team aud
wagon and killed. He undertook
to remove the balters from the
horses, while hitched 10 the wagon.
The horses became unmanageable,
and ran away, knocking Holfpenny
down and running over him. The
brake bar Of the wagon struck him
at the base Of the skull, inflicting a
frlghtful wound, from which he
soon died.
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naRpY Maaslers.

VIM. Tnimons, Postmaster of
ldavllle, Ind, writes, Electric Bit
tiers has done more for me than all
other medicine combined, for that
bad feeling arising from Kidney and
Liver trouble" John Leslie, farmer
and stookman ~ same place says:
Find Electric Bltters TO be the best
Kidney aud Liver medicine, made
mo feel like a new man. j. w.
Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says Electric Bittes Is just
the thing for man who u all run
down aud don't care whether he
lives oF dles; he found new strength
good appetite aud ielt Just like he
bad a uew lease on life. Only 500.
q bottle At Fry's Drug Store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
Bids Received.

BIDS viii ba resolved ON Tuesday, Aug
~, 1871, AZ o'clock y. m, by the board OF
directors OF school district No. a. at the
otiice OF the school clerk, Salem, Oregon,
far the Veniilaiing aud heating o. the
Park school aud Lincoln school build.
inxs, the contractor 10 furnish plans and
speclncauons f0r the same. Contractor
viii also be required 80 fnrnish bonds 10
the healing OF the buildings TO a tempera-
ture of 10 degrees Farm. inside the builinzs
when the tempertiure Il at zero outside
The heaters Will be needed In the build
ings by ncc. let, 1891
"a rcioct any aud all bids
Per order of the board.
T9td W, h SIMPsoN. Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED
WITH COUNTY RECORDER.

Salem Land Go. TO Lucy A. Peat
a.00 a, OF j. l.. Parrish d. /. O. on ID.
ST., aud part Of bl. 2s Englewood,
$1,000.
+. ], Babcoek and WI. TO Richard
Savage |. 3 aud east A bl Gem
tral add. to Salem, t4s7.sL
Geo. Mcbride, 10 Frank q. Baker
und. Salem Fruit Tracts, t7925.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31

Ia ID with tue gFeatest condolences
that Hood's Saraaparilla ls recOln-
uiended for lose of appetite, indigest
Ion, sick headache, aud similar
troubles, This medicine gently
tonea the stomach, assists the d.
gcstl0n, aud makes one "ncal
hungry" Persons in delicate health,
after taking Hoods Sarsaprilla a
few days, hnd themselves longing
for aud eatlug the plainest food with
unexpected FVhsh.
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+ OR EIGN.

COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL.
LONDON, July 3l.--1'he British
steamer Godmundlng was in col
llslon with the Norwegian schooner
LORNA off Dover last night. The
schooner sank. eight Of her crew
drowned.
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MARKETS.

CHICAGO, July 3l.--At close
wheat was steady, cash, ssi Sept
S7l.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3i.-Wheat
buyer; 1891 Si,63A; season Sl.67l
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.1
Notice 10 Contractors.

Bids viii be received by the board OF
asylum commissioners ON Tuesday, Au-
gust n, 1891. at o'clock p. m, Tor the con.
struction and completion ola frame house,
n COW barn, and a horse barn, according 10
plans and specifications at the otfice OF q,
4. McNaliy, architect, Salem, Oregon.
The brick Is to be furnished on the ground
by The state. The buildings viii be OF frame.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any aud all bids,
Certified check for per cent OF the bid
win be required 10 accompany the bid.
Ry order of the board.
atd c. 5 McNALLX.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

SYDNEY, N. S. W., July 3l.-The
motion OF sir Henry Parkes In
favor Of granting the right Of suf-
frage 10 women In New south Wales
has been rejected by vote of 81 to
"a by the legislature assembly,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31

TOE Heat naive la llle world fof Caia,
hTuista, nslrcs. uicefs, nsit kh, uu, feVof
ltorae, Ipiloi hapi - Hands. Ohiloiaina.
llfus nnd an Hkin EFuptionk, and poal.
lively oulrs rlita, ~ ~ pay fvgpiret. IA
s s.ss ,.s v s ,.as se' !, ,s.slss's s..,s 40,
baM
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
MISS EAMEs MARRIED,

LONDON, July 3l.-Aliss Emma
Eames, operate artist, was married
today at the registers Office to the
son OF w. w. Story, the well.known
SCULPTOR.
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folio four months ago, Il Is not .
little singular that be should have
repeatedly denied the intention q
leaving the cabinet. Not only has
he denied II, but he has been re
ported on several occasions 70 hsye
grown weary when questioned
about H.
NOBLE NOT REsIeNED.
WAsHIE0TOS, ID. G., July b.
Acting Secretary Chandler Of the
interior department stated very
positively today that the report
which has again been circulated
that secretary Noble bsd rendered
bis resignation was untrue.
SENATOR oUAY's REASONS.
PHILADELPHIA, July Ex-senator
Quay arrived here last evening. In
sn interview be spoke freely of his
resignation from the republican
national committee. He said:
81 was merely desirOus Of relin-
quisblDg the chaiFmansbip, and In
order to do that II was necessary
that ] should withdraw entirely
from the committee. I had pre-
viOusly made several attempts to
resign. I first made up my mind
to withdraw on Saturday night
following the presidential election
in 1888, but was persuaded not To
carry out my purpose then. In
March, 1890. while in Florida, ]
wrote Mr.. Clackson asking bim to
call the committee together to con-
sider my resignation. Shortly
after this the attack began on me,
and Of course / could not resign
under fire. Recently ! concluded
that that the time had arrived
when ! could properly sever my
connection with the committee,
and did so.
TOLEDO TO LIVERPOOL.
CLEVELAND, July 31.--Col. s. G.
Reynolds, the millionaire grain mer-
chant Of Toledo has just return ed
from England where be succeeded
in organizing a company with
capital Of $2, 800, 900 70 operate line
u steamers direct from Toledo and
other Lake Erie ports TO Liverpool.
AN ASSIGNMENT.
WoRcHEsTER, n. Y, July 31.-
f. Holland and Co., heavy manu-
facturers OF ladies' shoes has as
signed. Assets and liabilities are
not stated.
THE RUSSIAN JEWS.
WAsHISGToN, D. c., July d.
Acting Secretary Wharton asserts
positively that the department of
state is without any information re-
specting the alleged suspension Of
the Russian edIct against the Jews.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3D. Fore
cast for Oregon aud Washingt on:
Fair weather.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31

"Your back hair Is coming down"
Thanks; your front teeth are drop
ping out. New York Epoch"
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ASHBl'S MEAT MARKETS,

l52 State street SO Liberty street, North
we are ready to fill al orders for all
Elhds OF ire and salt meats We aim to
Keep the best the country affords. Free
ueilvery. We desire to thank all our old
S pSatrons Tor their liberal patronage, hoping
they Will still continue with us.
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WAsHIsoToN, D. G., July S1,-
Acting Secretary Wharton asserts
positively that the department Of
state Is without any information re-
specting the alleged suspension Of
the Russian edIct against the Jews.
Private advices say things are
worse than ever.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31

NTANTED-Ou agents make 500 to 500
w month selling our goods on Their
merits. We want county and general
agents, and will take back all goods un.
sold if q county agent fails TO clear 800
and expenses af, er a thirty days trial, or
general agent less than $3.50. We will
send large illustrated clrcUlats and letter
with a special offer TO suit territory ap-
piled for, on receipt Of 3 Cne cent stamps.
Apply at once and get in OF, the bsom,
Address Renner Manufacturing Co.. Pitts
burg. Pa. 47d&wu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31

EOR SALE.-A bout one acre of land and
L barn, with running water in rear Of
barn. A beautiful location for a home. In.
quire at second house on right hand side
of Asylum avenue after crossing bridge
going to Asylum. 4:2f
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JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Border, Artists Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds. Etc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
Business & FarnP Property

u. l nave Tor few days, a good bargain In
Jus hess property on Com mmercial sfree1
.9hae ano see me, II Is worth look ing amer
T., 49, ~. 0ile ul ne oest bargains In the oitv
~ is.S "e'eied' J. q. BOOTH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
TOLEDO no LIvERPooL.
AN ASSIGNMENT.

WoRcHEsTER, n. ", July 3l.-
f. Holland and Co., heavy manu-
facturers OF ladies' shoes has as
signed. Assets and liabilities are
not stated.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31

r1|h The utldiDe is notable
tsm ,l.s hcl chat u - tie lirrs time
|tt marriage knot bas been tied by
4 woman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-12-27
Lust Found.

The watches stolen from Gatrell's camp last urth of July by Apaches who drove away the men as they were coming home, have been found, At the time the cabin was ransacked, a hair mattress was taken. A few days ago, one of the boys was going along 8 trail above the camp and saw some hair in front of a small opening in the rocks. He examined closer and found the entire contents of the ma tress had been poked in there. The tick was missing in pulling it over the watches, 6 or in number, came to light and were as good as ever having been placed in the center of the hair. The watches belonged to neighbors in the Huachuca mts. who had given them to one of the boys to repair,