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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

BON lDeItem 8ieb3i6ter iebss 6aB
6Ieif6, ieber @9inten ober iebes STUD
@ieb In ben 6anoel seb.a6t wOrbsn 1T.
4usIanb.
- Die gerIin,r rg6rien 3eitune"
iagt, baB Der Gaifer cine nu:eriu9ung
oes WelfenFonb 6tanoals anfeaen
werbe. Oie nG6lniide 3situng" iagt
fn einem, bermutbli6 BON b6berer
5telIe eingegebenen. NrtifeI, baE Garif
8ismarf 80 Miuipnen M art
% Mel elfenfDnDsgeIber Derauss
gabt babe uuD bab bic Ste d.
nungen oarttber berbrannt
wDroen eien.
= Die WeIfenfonbs. .Grage ilt burd
bic nGffaire B6tti6er" in elm neues
Stadium geriidt. Sur g6tti9er pers
|f6nli@ 1T bic Sadie tbatfd9li6 ct.
IeDigt; er berbleibt In allen ieineu
Ienftera unb Whrben. 9agegen mirb
bic rein politiI1e Geite ber Grage 3u
gans unabiebbaren Weiterungen fibren.
Die pNatiOnal.3 3eituns", BE npoIis /,
bic yYDIfif1e 3eitung" unb bic rGrant.
furter 3eitung", alip 0rsane ber per.
f9iebeniten parteil@aitirungen, linb
bariibsr einig, bab bic gntnobme bon
@elbern-aus benz Melfenfonbs cine fla.
granite GeieBeshbertretung III unb baB
bic Nnselegenbeit Dor bns parIament
gebrabt tperben muB. Gugerl &i9ter
uerlangt in ieinem 8lotte ein @eIeb,
tpoua@ elm Miniifsr, ber benz @ebeinl.
fonbs Der &eeierdng @slber 3u pribaten
3peden unb obne &e9eni6aft ents
nimmi, In Antloge3ulfanb su berieben
III. Die Mffaire mirb un3meifelbaft ;l
duBerit intereRanten Gebatten I'm Stei6s'
tage fibren.
= 6arif gismard bat hem @rofen
Walberiee In Ml.ona einen Bslu@ ab.
geftattet, in gtuiberung bes Beiu9es,
ben iener ibm In Grieori@srub gesna9i
bate.
- aus Berlin tpirb mitgetbeilt, 0aE
bic 0erbanblungen tiber ben beuti6.
| biferrei@if9en 0nnbelsuertrag balb gum
| Nbf9luB gebra6t fein merbeu.
= Die eben been6ete 8olts3dbIunq
bss beuti9en &ei@es 3eist eine 3u'
n0bme Der BebDIterung bes &ei@eS fell
bem Sabre 1885 um 2. 665, 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

llsber eaIifornif6ss Dlipeu 0tl
beri9tet Der rDemofrot@ In San 1gaus
cisco: Der Ieit Sabren in Goliforniea
Deriu@siueiie betriebene Oliueubau
1T iebt tber bos 8eriuGs eta0ium
binausgebieben unb bot ii@ 0Is Elm ers
foIgreiber unb lobnenAex SnOriiries
atueig eruielen. gaIifofniide Qlises
In Del unb 6al3oIiDen liub bier. i@on
ldnaii i'm Warfte, au@ feblie es mat
on caIiforniImem OlipenSle, bns alIers
binss bier, neil ieber ein5eIne Garulsr
es nod ieinenl eigeneu @utbhnfen bers
ifellte, teinen fefien Gbarafter seiefe.
Sebt beiBt es, boB bic paIermDs@0l
In Butte gouniD ftb In gr6bereul Mloes
ifabe nit Der Derfenung bes Oli0sus
bles befoiIen nil, unb falls Sieier pIaa
bertpirtli(bt miro, 10 miro biele Rome
pasnie nidbt alIein cine CUTE NbIabauens
fiir ole OliDenbouer bes Gtantes bils
ben, fonbern He lrirb aud elm beKeres,
mebr acknowledges prDbutt Iigfesu.
auf DeKen IerbeHeruns i'm SRiereHe ole
Ier Dlipen.8nuer mebr SDrgfalt Ders
tpenben, unb betaielben einen guien
Martt su i@affeR iu9en.s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27
en- Werbinbuua nit ber neu ouf

- Sn 8erbinbung nit ber neu auf
Die Sasesor6nuug sebra6te Welfens
fonessGrage etiunera berfGieoene 8er'
liner gldtter baran, baB fi5 i'm Sabre
1883 bic &6nisin 8ictcria nit Der
Nbfi9t trug. spiiGeu benz 9eraog gume
berlanb unb Raiisr 6rieori@ cine Ser,
i6bnung herbsi;ufibren, unb bob
Wlnbtborit lib Sielem Blame uibelfebte,
neil er cine Yena9tbsiligung bss bers
sogIi9en prdtenbenien beffr@tete. Dieie
BIdtter conifatiren tlunmebr, baB Der
Gebante on cine Beri6huuns nit benz
Ser3oge In ben maBgebenben Berliner
Rreiien aufgeseben uor6en let. uao bob
bic WslfenfonbssTrage baber auf irgenb
einem anbern Wege 3u regelu iein iDerbe.
= DaB Garf gismard. ber gr3feinb
bes @entrums, iiber bic 0dentatiben @bs
rem, tpeI6e Der Gaiier bem Inbenten
@inbtboriis beseusts, ni@t fOuOerlid er.
baut fein tuiirbe, bat man i'm Rei@
iiberau pOrnusseieben. yta9 mebrtdsie
gem perifimintsn Gtili6wetgen mabt
Der gr.3au3Ifr ieinem @roQe iebt In
oen 6palten ieines 9amburger Organs
2uft. vDas 0anb bat ole urfa6e,
iiber bic hem perRorbenen @entrumss
ftbrer ertpieiene taiierli6e 9ulbigung
auf's $ieffe bef6dn.t au iein. Oenn
MinbtbDrft NOR ber sefdbrli6iie, neil
geiGiftefe unb Derteaungstun6igfe
@esner ber uationalen gntuidlung."
- gs miro bon Berlin aug mitge.
tbeiIt, oaB aaiier Wilbslm II. eine
Biograpbie feines @roBDaters perfaBt
babe, tpel@e bemnd@F In 8u9Form Ct.
itbeinen perbe. gs iDllen aber uur 200
gTemplare BON ienem guhe gebrudi
unD an Gouberdne uno MitgIieber ber
f6nisli@en camille bertbsilt uerben.
- Su elmer in Berlin bon berbor'
rasenben Mitgliebern ber @entrumspar,
tel absebaltenen 8eratbuug uurbe Gral
8aleltrem aB ipobri6einli@er 3utiinf
tiger Gthrer Der partei nambaft ge
ma6t. Gs tpuroe inoeB bei6lof1en, EFF
bic @adtebr bss Gliribii@ofs Qopp bot
Rom ab3umarten, tuobin berielbe lid
bebufs elmer @nniultation nit ben
paphe beseben bat.
Ser gerIiner Correspondent bes
2Onboner sSeIesrabb" perii9ert. bal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27
Namb Mirtbftbait.

9ti6t bios bic Haiurgaben beg BHon
aenreid)s - uiifere M6Iber - ioubern
aud 0ie beg Sbierreidbs tperben BON
bem nObernen ameritanii@en Settle
bur@ @aubsWirtbfdaft f@mdbli@ Der.
tuFIiet.
Sie Nufern 6if9erei ON ber 9tFe
BON Marplano 1T auf bieiem Mege
nabe5u eridbpft,- gergebIi@ psriams
meln fid bic Beibeiligtea, Inn oem
felbitberi6uIbeten unbeil ob3ubeIfeu.
Neuer0iugs min man ben Gtaot, aum
s@hbe bes ettDa nod gebliebenen @e.
ftes anrnfen unb ibm tpom69li6 bas
alleinige &e@t bes Gangs perIeihen.
Glei63eitig wirb i'm fernIten Noros
tpelten ebenfo rtdf6tslDs getpirtb.
f6aftet.
6aoli6 BON ngoot Snlet" liegt an
ber Rhfie BON NlaSfa, Bic Grnppe ber
2abiaf. Snieln. BORT wurben Dor elf
Sabren Sadie gefoagen. GcboIb fi1
bieie Runbe berbreiiete, tuurbe 3u 3ors
lut (1884) cine Yerpadungs NnifaIt
erri9tet. tuelde 1000 Riiten au Martte
brahte.
Iter Der iodine Grunblob Der unbe,
ihrdnfter @oueurrena tru9 aud bier
feline Gra@te.
Sn ben feben ssabren, bic ieitbem
beracfien finb, ipurOen neun ueitere
berartige gtabIiRsmenis erri9tet uni
biefe sebu baben i'm Sabre 1890 brel
Milionen 2a9ie gefongen, bieIeIbeu ge.
tDbtet un6 In 8le6tannen get6nn, q
bob ollein aus benz GarIufs6luRe w6b,
renb bes DerfiOffeuen Sabres 20O,0
3ifen au 4S 9annen berf6ifft murben
Gin Gino bon feben Sobren beereift
mObin bas fti5ren muB; unb es tpirl
nitbt lange mebr bauern, Biz bic SIiif
4lostas ebenio grhnbIi@ tpie bic So
Iumbiu aussepliinbert iein tptrben.
Amerilaniide GGriftReler tabeln ti
/ fpanifden @roberer, tDeldbe bic BON ib
nen entbedten 21nber 10 ritdR1tlo
ousgebeutet. Nber bic Gier iener 2ent
beI@rdntte fi@ bod meiffens auf @6el
metaile. Der .Oantee" basesen raub
bem 2anoe bur9 feline unerIdttli@
9abfu@t aud bic iibrigen Naturf6dbe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27
gDetierQeneraI @reeIen hot tteuIi

= MetiergeneraI @reelep bot neuIi6
iebr untpirl9 eeiban, aIs ibm su 0b.
rem fam, DaB iiber bic 2eifuneen ieines
Bureaus unter sgibiIiRen1 eroBe ln3us
friebenbeit berrf1e. Menn bos unoant.
bare publitum fd ni6t 3ufrieben gebe,
10 tperbe er bic tdeIi1en Wstterberibte
gang einite!Ien, iasie er. ct lafe bies
feIben ieBt nilr aus Gefdlisteit MAIDEN,
benn bas GeIeb i@reibe nur bor, boB
er bon groBen 6tiirmer unb pI6bli@en
Wetterumf9Idgen &uube sebsn fOle.
Wenn Sen. @reelep bieie feline 9rO,
bun3 tuabr MAIDEN iollte, 10 tptirbe feis
ner uno ieiner Ganlilinge. bic ct iiber.
al untersebra9t bat, bonitdnbise In.
fdbieteit nur nod tlarer au Sage treten.
Senn bon ben groBen 5titrmen unb
Wetterumfdld9en bat er foif niemols
're@t3eitie uub tidtige @arnuns ssge'
ben. Mer erinaert f1 nibt ON ben
groBen nBli33arb' ber nor einigen Sabs
ren ielbft bic StraBeH ber Meliifabt
Stem Oort ungangbar ma9te un0 ben
Sob &oscoe gOntlinss sgr GoIse batteY
6tatt behen bate Sen. Greeley lido.
mes Wetter" anfiinbigen laHeu. Nebn.
lid III es aud leBten Minter gegangen.
Mirtli@ bebeutenbe Neaoeruneen bss
@etters Rnb faif niemaIs ri9tis ange.
geben iuorben, ipdtrenO man es bel tlu.
bebeutenben Nenherungen mon6mal
traf. eSm 8anaen tann man pObl ia,
gen, baB bos Wetterbureou bic $500,
600, bic es toitet, ni1t oer6ient.
r. ~
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gasss /. Neutefetten.
SuIanb.

- " " we
Der lleberfduB i'm 8unbssi9abe
III iebt bis ouf $l4. .000, 900 3ulammens
oefdmoIaeu. Da aber beimutbli6 nod
luod1trdali6e penRons GOrDerlIuyen
ous,uaieiMen iein perben. 10 III es uidbt
autuabrlGsinIid, boB er iebr baIb Dblig
berf6muuben iein mirb.
- 9ie Semotroten ber Staot Gin,
cinuati baben einen toddHgeiehsnen
Deutldben, ben Oberf @uRdD Gafel,
als Nuporssg ganDiDateu aufgtfellt.
- Der ST : gousreBmanu NieSring,
hous In st 2ouis, Der eine 8roBe Gas
BRIT ppn gilens unb gIe4maaren bat,
liebt iebt i'm 8egriffe, cine grobe Giisn'
bIeMfabrit su erriMien. I'm bos bisber
importirte Ble@ bur9 feIblf fabri3irtes
Az erieten. Der bobe 3ol ber WfcRiit'
lep j. Bin bat bic 4nresune bierau &C.
geben.
Nas Genius Bureau bat elm
ueues Buletin berausgegeben, tuel@es
bic Wertbeilung Der Bepblteruug IN
ilebereinllimmung nit Der burGI@nitt'
Iid6eu BertbeiIung Der Regenmenge4
aum 9hema bot. DDS @rgebnih BET
bieriber auoeHeuten llnierIu6unGen 1T.
6as 81 .O0O, 900 bon ben 62, 622, ,Coo
Weipohnern ber Ser. Gtaaten In einem
@ebiet mDbnen, no bic Mtmospbdre
pon 65 Bis IS Yrocent ibrer boilen @as
paeitdt mil Tsu9tietsit geI6mdn9srt
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0dS Oseroienif Sfedf!

MIR Or ainss neues Sapinbiudts seiimitfel berets
felt einer &eibe rpn Sabren perfanfen, ebenip Or.
atnss @eue ee6er Rtaen, 8udlens Grniea Salbe unb
gesfrc gttter8, unb bab ptr nemals SetImitte per=
fault baben, Bite 70 gut wsebenn pber BITE 70 aasemen
bejriebist baben, fe tse @tr 3iseru feinen ausen=
Bid, BITE @arantte fur btee Mtttl ieber 3ett sn dber
nehmen nnb nb tets beLett baS rerausSabte Yelb 5ns
ridu5ablen, wenn tbrem @ebraube fetnc bertebtsens
ben &eiultate seplst ub Dieie Wttel perbanten brt
arcee Popnlaritdt ihren eisenen @er6ieniten. Bum
Gerfduf tn allen Gpctbeen unb in Der Orrsueu Grps.
9anblMna ron Oreibl Gbompion U. Ge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27
RaKaae ,,ath Garppe. !.

Die Mgenturen bes Germ 90. s.
Doung, Np. l Commerce 6iyabe,
San Mntonio, unb 80. SOB Ml0ins
5tra6e, Dallas, bertreten ilur bie
anerfannt befen enropdil@en Danpfers
2inien. Gerr Oouns iIt i'm Gtanbe bie
biIli8Ren &aten 5u geben, ers
tbeilt bereitmilis iebe seiphniGte auss
tunft unb beiOrgt iebr prompt ale ibm
tibergebenea Muftrdge. @er mad Gus
rOpa 90 reiien mhniGt, ober 8eripaRbie
beriberfpmuten laHen min, iuenbe f@
an irseub cine Otr senannten Mgeuiureu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

unb mdbrenb ber 5panier ben Snoia.
ner bod In ber &egel an 2eben lies, 10
baB Merito, Mittel> unb 6lbsMmerito
ibte eingeborene 8eb6lleruna 800 Sab
re binour6 bebalten baben, tperoen ID
ben Der. 6taaten bolb au9 bic leblen
paar Snbianetipra@en nit ibren ,n:or.
ganifirten", baB III su So6e gebebten
Srdsern beri9oaen iein.
aNmsrila.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

Den Bacillus Der NaIeria
(gumpffieber) nil Der NsiIitdrarat Or.
Sreille In Mlgier enthedt baben. 3reille
bat einise 3eit am pajteur'i9en Sniiis
tut gearbeitet unb aud arn 8erginer
mebi3iniifen gongreB tbeilgenommen.
G@on iebt tpirb tiber bic @ntbeduiig
8reille's befannt, 6aB es R9 nm unenb.
LID fleine Mifroben banbeln lou, tDel@e
bic aud ionif beoba9tete gisentbim'
li@feit baben, fi@ tettenattig aneinan.
ber au reiben. 6DbaIb bic &eife Elm.
triit, l6ien fi6 bic aetten, unb es err
folgt bann Der Musbru9 bes Jiebers.
8reille tptl Bel leinen Neriu@eu fehges
ifelt Eaben, bab bic aussemadlenen
Miifroben Gallo beim 8ru9 ber Reite)
gegen @binin unempfabli@ finb, tuOge'
gen bic iungen bur1 oieles Mfittel ger.
fort tperoen. ct f9lieBt baraus, bab
@binin nur gegen iunge Mitroben on
getDanbt tDeroea FOL-. bod gebt aus ben
berldufigen MittbeiIangeil ni@t berbor.
uie Ct bieie mitrobii6e .Suseableit4
beitimmen pil. 8ei Der groBen Der,
breitune bieier 2rontheit, bic gauge
2dnber fRr guropder fdit unbewobnbas
ma9t, mdre ein ipirfiames Mittel 80
ibrer Betdmpfung bon alergr6bter BE,
6eutung. Ob 2reille es gefunhen bat.
ffebt aaeroings nod babin. unb felbf
fran36fi@e Aerate perbalten ii9 bisbe,
iebr abwartenb uab 3ueifelnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

Bon ben 2,7OO. 900 giupObnern
bon paris iOnsn 10000 ober elmer
aus a9taebn bon 8ettel unO 8trbre9en
Ieben. Sn 2onbou III bas 8srbdltniB
angeblib nur l 3u 80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

SUIT Gismard bauptId9Ii9 besbaIb In
ben &ei@stag ein5utreten ndni6e, I'm
an ben 8erbanblungen itber ben beutfds
6ferrei6If6en 6anbelsDertrag Sbeil
uehmen All f6nuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

- Waibinaton gpunip In Geoyeia
brinst idbrIi@ unsefdtr 35. 600 Bales
Baumwone berbBr i'm @ertbe bsa.
81 500. 600. D
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- Ob Did nun bas Slid rubeIos
berfoIst, ober ob es nit ieiner Cunt
gei3t, eereGt psritebt es bod niemaIs
3u iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

@iemanb fann Elm freunbli6es @eF&t MAIDEN unb
ieinen Seuh anseueHm nnterbalten, tpenn Ginen tas
3abnmefrplost; iebpd i bieieS lebel baIc hnr4 ben
@etraud rpn Salratipnz Del beiettst Brets % Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27
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GENERALLY Managn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27
Summer 2715.
2Splfip,t's shab 9eparte,ne,,t

rbm wn uer ean tbar fsenben Ben aatu au ben u
sfen ren Sm g6mad an eb gD 9utn cit susr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

= Sn siou lou cine breibis Meilen
lanse elettrifd3e 8abn gebaut iperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-27

Die
gsa9eatlitbe Sreie YrsBe fie sEes
etf@eint
js0sa Doanerfag
unb toifet
50. so iitr bae Sabr u0er 8ls2k GAt
g e@snate Ia WDraasb@Gblaa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

RIVER NEws.-There were four
boats at this city to-day. The Boag
passed up yesterday and brought
down some wheat for the mills at
this city this morning, and took the
remainder Of her load on down the
river. The Salem took 1000 sacks Of
potatoes from Beardsley's landing,
near Eola, and a little general
freight from this city, to Portland
this morning. The Three Sisters
arrived down about O'clock this
afternoon with wheat. The Man.
zanillo is expected up from Portland
tonight. The disabled Northwest
is receiving repairs at Portland, and
will probably leave that city Mon
day for Salem. There is some talk
Of having new engines put in her
If that is done, she will not come up
until the last Of the week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

MUST ANSWER THE CHARGE
The six participants In the Sweet
Home church riot were all bound
over to await the action Of the grand
jury. Rev. n. /. Blttner who stood
a trial was held In $500 bonds. The
others then waived examination
and were held IN the sum Of $lOU
each. Their names are Rev. G. A.
McElroy, Geo. Slaven, Rudolph
Spring, Samuel Nothinger Sr. and
Samuel Nothinger Jr. The case was
In the Justices court In Albany, for
two days before all the evidence was
given in and the clubs and weapons
all examined. The affair was a
very unfortunate one and grew out
Of the rupture In the church, and the
opposing factions to secure the
church property. The court held
that Rev. Mr.. Bittner was instiga
tor Of the breaking OF the church
door and that he aided and abettet
In the same. The defendants al
gave bail for their appearance at th'
next term OF circuit court.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
4 Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young
man of Burlington, Ohio, states
that he had been under the care OF
two prominent physicians, and used
their treatment until he was not able
to get around. They pronounced
his case TO be consumption aud in
durable. He was persuaded to try
DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds and at
that time was not able to walk across
the street without resting. He
found, before he had used half of a
dollar bottle, that be was much bet
ter; he continued TO use it and is to-
day enjoying good health. If yod
have any throat, lung or chest trou-
BILE try it. We guarantee satisfac-
tion. Trial bottle free at Fry's
drug store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

A SMALL Boys REvOLvER.-The
other night at the show a myster-
ious pistol shot was heard and i'm
mediately a small boy who was
standing IN the door, darted around
the corner of the opera house and
down Second street as if shot, with
the seat Of his trousers ablaze. The
boy, who was a little son Of H.
Lampman, was fooling with a re-
volyer 10 his pocket when the weapon
was discharged, The boy was not
much hurt, the only damage being
the,loss of ofaIquarterlsectiOn o.. the rear
Of his pants. He has since the ac-
cident, however, been taking his
meals in standing position.-Al-
bany Herald.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
The Voice OflLabOr

EDITOR JOURNAL: Knowing that
your paper Is read by every member
of the Legislature, space is asked to
say that the Federal Trades Assem-
bly, Of Portland, representing mem
bership Of 1850 voters is most EN-
phatically in favor of the passage Of
Senator CugswelIs bill, to protect
employees and laborers in claims for
wages, and hopes to see every sena-
tor and representative cast his vote
for the passage OF the same. The
Federation also demands the passage
without amendment Of the Austria
liam ballot reform bill, IA drawn up
by the Ballot Reform League and
introduced in the senate and house.
ALBERT TOZIER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

FRUIT CANNERY.-The Eugene
board of trade is agitating the
question Of establishing a fruit and
vegetable cannery in that city, and
it is thought they will succeed, the
business men taking stock and en-
ploying some competent person to
manage the enterprise. The subject
was before the board at its last
meeting, and it was decided that
something must he done to handle
thefruit and vegetables that annually
go to waste for want of an adequate
market.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

Goldfish and mackeral by the
pound, kit or keg at Jos. Clark's
Court street grocery.
The Salem Steam laundry, Dc
LIberty street. Satisfaction Guar
anteed. l-l5-tf
Squire aud Co. are headquarters
for canned goods
A JOURNAL reporter was shown
one of the suits of the Willamette
mlnstrels this morning. 1t was very
fine. MIR Huntington has spent
over Sl25 on the eleven suits, aud il
going To give Salem people rare
treat.
Montee Bros, are prepared TO give
you satisfaction In photos Post
otlice block, Prices way down,
c. G., Given on State street is sell
ing boots aud shoes within the reach
OF all Look over his stock.
Complete line of canned vege-
tables at Squire Farrar Il Co.'S
\ home Industry that is worthy
deserves your patronage, especially
so II Il Is money IN your pocket 90
buy your goods OF them Such an
institution Is the Salem Woolen mills
They are turning out u hue line OF
clothing, under cloths aud blankets,
Ladies' hne pongola kid shoes Tor
g.; nous calf shoes, ANY style, Tor
$500, for few days only. Lay la
your supply during the present low
prices.
Jas, nenham 4 Go, the state street
shoe dealers, the hrm that sell at
eastern prices, are still offering few
bargains below their already cheap
rates. Don't fail to Investigate,
"Crscenn creamery butter, the
finest brought 10 Salem. sold only
10y Sroat n Gile.
Fshhurn \ Ca. have added Ia
their hne stock al grooeries "a COM
plr1c llne of quscnswarc embracing,
soup t0rvcus, syrup pitchers, cram
jugs, vegetable dishes and some hue
I glassware.
Montv' hrus, ave st,ll aflug tho,c
hae photos at their gallery near the
I p,stolnce Examine their work.
la, ma, said a Sale.a b-lle the
other evening ~ her "estrvnicd cali.
eT' had taken hls departure, "hAvr
7 you heard the lalrstf ChaW los ju,t
, told me that ., Holysgsou was a..
iug 10 laslitute a out pr'oc sale neA,
Week," Hosiery aud undvru ear
viii le slaughtered
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

CLEARING LAND.-A few years
ago Geo. McBee started In with only
ten acres of cleared land just south.
west of Dallas, and the folks around
said he would starve TO death trying
10 make "A living there. Bot he has
pushed on both winter aud summer
and now has 1870 acres Of his PIG
cleared of. Year by year ne has
cleared twenty acres or more, the
wood sold of II for more than pay'
ing all expense Of clearing. He now
has six hands making fence, cutting
brush and manufacturing cordwood,
OF which he will have 400 cords
ready for the Dallas market, He
had 100 goats but sold 10 Of them,
the remainder being enough 10 keep
his sprouts down. His goats netted
him 100 per cent. profit besides
helping 10 clear his land.--ltemizer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Susan NJ. Potter and Edward NJ
Engle were granted a marriage IL
cense to-day.
John G. Foley came up from Port
land last evening and will visit In
this city for few days.
Miss Lizzie Church takes the over.
land this evening for San Francisco
Whence she will sail for Honolulu
next week for n short pleasure trip
She will accompany DIR. Saylor and
family.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
TIMBER AND TIMBER LANDS

sale, one of the best sites for "a mill in
Oregon. This tract oftimber islOcated one
nile from r. X. | also have three other
small tracts for sale of 100 acres each. l
also make a specially Oflocating home
oteads and dpreelnptiuus and timber claims
in favorable localities. Parties wanting
land VIII do well to consult
me as am well posted in all the land laws
and latest decisions Of the general land Of
ice. have three ACCOMPLISHMENTS for sale
that are well located, handy to O.P. cos X.
K. viii be sold cheap. ! can be seen at
my residence one block east OfCook Hotel,
salem. OR, W, W. HEPBU RN,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

NUMEROUS PETITIONS The leg
islature Is flooded with petitions ask
Ing that law be passed taxing
church and school property not be-
longing to the state. A bill to the
same effect has been introduced In
the house. This measure like many
Others has warm supporters and
numerous opposers. Many people
who are not church members ques.
tion the propriety OF such a law
where Il taxes the church building
aud the necessary adJuncts thereto.
Some claim that in certain localities
the church has tendency To accu-
mulate wealth by holding lands and
other property which they think
should be taxed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

The CITY SCHOOLs-The first
term oflthe city schools closed Friday
The prizes which were offered for
he best set Of examination papers
will be awarded some time during
the week. There were a large num-
Der Of papers to be looked over by
the committee and it will take them
several days to conclude their work.
The new term will open Monday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
appointment of Executor.

NOTICE r. heueby given, 60 whom II
y may concern, thar the undersigned
Was dulN appointed executor OF the last
u iu aud testament of ruos. Hunt. late or
atll'n ollnly, pntguu, deceased, by the
non. county culrt uf said county. All
tsf7,1l, pa ing claims against the estate.
t tlr .alI Thomas Hunt. deoea-ed. are
N-ltnf rrI3iral 'o Urc~a ar them WIN fha
liNlr vouchers within SIX months frau
signed af tle resi- demo. I'D jaime, Il urnt
near t'erNaLs, la said c1urty Frday Ne
o. -, JAMS h. MoINEY.
fAecaioF Of the viii ana testaulcnf Of
inos- hSni, deceased.