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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
CENTRAL IL. n. OF NEW JERSEY.

FOOT ~ LlBEHTT, ST. MOTH q LEV LIVER.
$50 m lf FOR F' Gast q SaaeS cSuhs wr.O.
e eS wa%GF and On Sns' for N''
7 90 a. N. for EastOn and Maueh Chunk On Sundays
Easton. Maueh Chunk and sha , ,,. w,u..,,,,.
s RsSaS TS SS soa:S g Sa
90 p. N; daily for Eassou; Msgeh Chunk Resdins.
3:45 D. IN. for Easton Maueh Chunk, Reading. Harris.
burg wlkesbarre, Scranton. Tamaqua. Pot.svie shame
70 for for E Essa 'sf aadS assnk Reading H
burg sS s. 6 M s iSr fH.! 81 sa 10 RGsovn
For ATLANTIC tic highlands e 80 rs II Is m"
;SS E1SeSod At n IA, sS1d3y' % go
Long Branch and points south g Point Pl,saSs
except ocean Grove and AsSGry ParS 90 a. NJ 40
For Red BANK. at ta5 SIS. LIE M. g. 20
FOR LAKEWOOD.
800 a. ~ 80 farloT Cars 1870 40, $40 p M
For IONS River, narnesas Park and BaEpesa, 4-a
S For Atlantic ~ City vneand sad sfdseton
TOr Monmouth No Beach and scaOrighs at sh5. iiu
a. M, 30. 20 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For philadelphia at 30, i5, . CO. IL 80 a. m, 70
GS oS 90 S0G 'ss SC p 70 u ls Se
% 6a%cs and w oS &c ssy at 90 4 80 S e.
rai%s issyag as iisC r. so 90 Sa6as SS
90 5 90 600 M have connection for Keadihs' h'
h'9S op saaSaSy md WamspOr via Philadelphia
q ~ 4 30 Te' n ratSF o Sunday so SGo p n
teNTw aud PaiioCar seats can procured at a. LIZ
@ az a. la ne East sE sh saas N$r cCai
SEQ 90 raItoa. st., sS Broadway, Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company Will call for ana ehs'A
aOgaye from hotel or residence.
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New.York. Tuesday, Jan.

New.YoTk, Tuesday, Jan. ID
The following sales held at the Exchange and Auc
ton Room to-day: 49, - oo,
3 and i.story building. with lot No 324 East I'd
st. .95 II Of 1stave lot 2lxo76; Henry Won Iiafen
sl0575. .
i.story dwelling with lot No f05 Lexington.ave, s.
90 II Of i5th.s lot l05X00; John Henry Bradford ana
5-storv buildings with lots Nos % and 20 West 135th
st. = 335 ~ OF shave lots 25N99.l1 EACH Henry
Lppman. $50, 200. .-ooo q,
gore lot n l3Gthst 575 It OF 6th-ave, s7sxo3 TX
I'LL Milton Hopkins SIS 900. i.
sale of dwelling. with lot. No 307 East 0lstst OF
1st-aye, adjourned to January %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. {

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N' y olrf'
cOlumbus.aye. cor 124;hst POLIO to 12sd'st ...
Co Thom1 so Wn S ! sGaSe aesaSss i0OOO
clStoH.,t' Nos. 90 and g; Louis sehmtt and , ooo
ssth.st; 30 10. Fast Jefferson and Levy ,sc.
to Amelia Levy ;o ., =, ad.:t ,9;xioo. %'
opg 9Gps sppes 20 % nesrlss Ss 80 se0
''d Wais5 70" nomIs \ PbsInns ' 1000
Si4s e 5's to 1SA 75
HcssyTSec.yG Mcnc. 4 and wife to Of fRcrnoa
Same pi9p,,Y; Henry Thornton and wife to
els Mas s. ; Sas4 It Of 2d.a,e. 2GsxlOo.5;
Charles Leeds and wife to Samuel Baylcy
Same property George b Morris referee. TO 1850
ois samus fa1IeJ to William l. Daniels ~ 1928 900
Henry Thornton and wife to John GM Sd nie 10
so Msty - soGsft shave 2s4xIO0s Edward
and wife to Thomas Graham mil. Z2ooo
Donovan and wife to Thomas iiraham 10000
mcKttrcs and VIE to Jas Xeaiis 1900
magd Place. 9 $ 100 Il " Pereo,,st, 25Xs5; ooo
Randili and vile to Henry II Brown 80. 1900
' SesoS whppie and Wife to Geo iiayunga $1,000
3 Mcss and 21 Wfa to fcasic nm
Anthony.aTc W S 500 It n southern boulevard,
Sed, fGs pf TO- S. b ha SIS
i1 ss and 2 ais to 5s esrSe Iisa0o Lewis 80 900
oiS y Illumination " to C6aunccy Z low. 1880
Df TifS to Geo K Hamilton 10
MStSHT Ev and W wG fn hai c6e and
,,I Mie s9 It 7th.avc 75xiooi Hiram 0VO
iii Moore n and nd wi wife - to Arthur
Leyngonaye s. g., # l0s1h' s ISSxo'; 20 ooo
asb o9n l'E s4 ant WE aavc Mt Mary
4. Bit ct al to Charlotte NJ GOOdridge $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
Otean CLEANERS.
'l IINEII s. and ROYAL Mail Steamers.

TNMAN LINE Y. s; and Royal Mail an6 Steamers.
CITY Of oh fGAEdE6Ssi@S eSno.a.y ssS
CITY OF BisisIiN ..Weinc day, January -, Jo a. ~
CITY OF SEw.YoRK Wednesday FebruaIy Is p m.
TIm FI A $50 and upward according to steamer
and Location Of room. SECOND CABiN o1 MI sS5
az IA sS5 " SIEEEAGE, 500 PETER WRIGHT
EuSs' General Agents. 0 BOWLING GREEN. N. z.
NJORDDEUTSCIER LLOYD SIS. co.
IN SHORE ROUTE 70 LONDON:n,
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BRfsMEH.
Steamers sal from per f9oE 2d;,I 81; 81, aoooxen-
Elder Sat, Jan. IL II a. m Spf,e I Il $40 IN
fnaa jan "a 80 an Trale.. We'd. Feb. a. p m
aad Upward berth aSfSSns Z lowest 1es
rstes oELRICHS CO.. No Bowling Green-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
apartments Go Get

MO I.947 LEXINGTON.AVE., near Central Park and
~ elevated sstiOn-Bfiutfully furnished rooms with
bath and dressing house nrstesss location
without board brt akfast II desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
Rcal Getate Uanlco.
BUILDINGS AND LARGE LOFTS WANTED BE.
Low GRAND-ST.
rutland 4 WHITING,
Beeknan ~.
Musira! Jnssrnmcnl MS.

alnsira! Jnssrnmeuls
A " ASSORTMENT OF second.h Grand Upright, and
"A Square Pianos Of orr make In perfect condition and
fully warranted. Also number OF second hand Pianos
Of other prominent makers ut very low prices,
Wn. KNABE d CO.,
I4S 9TH AVE-,
NEAR a0rl.ST., NEW.YORK
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
n UNE WILL Ri RE( EfVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No 1.23s broadway. Thirty .irst-st.
40 Hioa1way corner 2ah-st. until D. go WesE
Twenty thrdst staVc. 1872 0Lh.aVe 1J9 Fourth
ave- fourteenh.st 200 1hirdavc. corner Forty.
hir,tays 100 West Fortyseeond':t o92 Cdunbusaye,
HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East Onehundred. and.twenty.
nfth-st.. up 10 M. and 200 West one hundred and.
TIVE nty fifth ST.. ut regular ONCE rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
Dantlne Afa0emies

A LEXANDER MACGREGORS
"A CLASSES IN DANCING.
MENDELSSOHN ROOMS. los WEST 55TH-ST.
Private lessons any time by appointment
A MISS HOYT. les West 231st.-waltz and latest
n. dances thoroughly and RAPIDLY taught strictly private
lessons speciality also afternoon and evening classes
Il ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 1G2 East 55th.st.-A school
Il for dancing. depOTtmenC and casthelcs;' exercises
all the and fashionable dances Send for circular
~ GORGE w. WALLACE'S SCHOOLS. 20 West 59th-st.,
VI and Harlem, g. West 120th-st. See circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

Qearbers.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Governesses.
&C.. 60 Colleges schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs. N j. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union Square.
A BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
"A. branches any locality charge Teachers wanted,
no registration fee form for stamp p. V. HUYsSOON
tate 4. E. Avery American School Bureau w l4th.st
TUTORS Professors, Teachers. Governesses OF all
IA branches supplied universities colleges schools and
families. Circulars schools 70 parsnts Modern languages
spoken MIRIAM COYHIERE, Room a. $50 5th-ave-
A y EXPERIENCED private tutor wishes pupils TO
"A prepare college business highest references
Address YALE GRADUATE Box 80, Tribune ONCE
TEACHERS WANTED IMMFDIATELY.-Enrlishla lady
for city family French lady for city lmilyi NOR
oughly educated German gentleman As tutor.
Also for September superior teacher OF casslcs ana
history. ---- .-.... $500,
Apply To Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON American and
Foreign Teachers Agency. % Union SQUARE.
TEACHERS. tutors governessns companions. church
singers oq2anists matTons. etc. promptly supplied 10
employers best schools recommended TO PARENTS Miss
DONOVAS'S Teachers Bureau, 80 East 1ith.st
", EACHER wANTED-Firstclass man as sub-maste,,
and instructor In military actics In military school
for small boys Address s. c. s.. Mcda Penn.
TT MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
u with teachers teachers with positions -
II. al. HARRINGTON, Prop. 81 Lafayette Pl, n. Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
lit CALLED IN VAIN.

How q Locomotives P1aintivs Cry AZ
~. - feoted the Helpless Engineer.
A railroad round house was in flames.
Fire had lesped, apparently in self-born
demon out Of the waste box, and before a
hand could be found with the skill TO pull
out" its waiting locomotives, some Of them
with boilers full Of water and low fires, 1t
was too late For il was a small round
house in a small town, says the Des MONIES
Leader, and lone wstchman had been left
70 care for il, and it was nigh midnight
His loud call summoned a cOncourse Of cit
liens in breathless haste, but all they could
do was 70 stand and see the great sheet Of
fire from the pitched roof and how the in
fammaOle materials inside made every 10
comOtiye stall caIdron Of fire, and all the
windows glared, all the doors poured out
smoke, and roar, and long flames. There
stood the steam giants plainly visible vi
brating in the intense heat, unapproach-
able as though set ia the Internal regions.
Sdll it was a fire where the element Of hu-
man danger was all missing. Suddenly,
long and dolorous, one Of these engines be
gan 20 sound the danger signal Heat with
In and without made its boiler shake with
the leap Of fercely boiling water. A bit OF
falling iron bent and pulled downward the
lever moving its escape valve 50 that Il
could and did sound cesselessly. Loud
thrilling, it was note Of terror. II sEEed
every hesrer. Listen, sorne dsy, thou ght-
fully, 20 the danger signal Of q locomotive
Even In the broad and peaceful day il Is ne
keeuest and strongest the uosT terrible
sound nan has invented II rsscaes tn
dull intelH geace OF lowest beasts ss warn
ing Tie soleun power. the1- Of tins CRY,
raised oy the VII of ne s1E--e
Itself, il the midst of is torture, vas iz5a-
scriozble. Il was hard Lot 70 feel thss l.
was . ssrie-t thing pleading for hep L
peaLec c.. 81 urgent LC11-o1e, tie treEE-
.oZs VOC q ss1ss.ess force. Ocs ~
heard il, distressed 0y il beyo1d telling. &c
was is ecEi-ser. The engine he lCTe1 viii
IRE peculiar s1-schzeut these Esu have fo-
the thing Of power they c01trol sesos1 =
be crying 70 hin voluntarily with the sguesl
lis hand had often evolved from Il Re
wanted 20 plunge il 20 its rescue TIE
fery fsrnsoe Of the Hebrew children was
matched By It's surroundings, and lie cJ1-6
Ouly listen and treuole AID le1 i cal Z
vain Il was al q c1rio1s BIT Of psi5os-
evolved wholly from nster.sl things b.
chance, ard costing not . p41g 70 ils
source, vet il touched and ssdds1ed ever
sui IA, heard L. But none Of them oozl6
quite comprehend the feeling Of its driver
or know how p.ufully the next morning be
touched his gray, burned-o1t, ruined giant
that had poured It's shrek into his ears for
that long hslf-hOur.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
LUXURIES FOR DOGS.
New Things in Leather and Toilet Article
- for Household Pets.

New Things in Leather and Toilet Articles
for Household Pets,
That ancient proyerb, nothing new under
the sun, finds its refutstion IN the canine
toilet case, without which no aristOcratic
dog II high life can be truly fashionable,
says the New York World. Dogs in high
life are given a bath once a week and a
shampoo daily. As comb and brush are
deemed necessary to dress the Skye tresses
some wide-awake person has just put upon
the market set Of bristles and bone for
doggie's own precious self, done up in a
satin-lined case with clasp and seal Ike the
one on Besutys toilet stand. The comb is
shown in shell, celluloid and bone, and the
brush is long and narrow, with kennel
scene Of some sort stamped on the handle
Done up in leather boxes prices range from
s5 70 e., while the leatherette, another name
for paper, can be nad for naif the money.
What is known as something extra nice
that man generally buys when sent on
the errand, because il is the first thing Of
fered, has rubber comb rimmed with sil.
yer and with the same plate the brush is
bound Set into the lid Of the box IS
medallion head Of some prize dog, also in
plate, or a groove is stamped out to receive
intagAo the portrait Of the favored brute
The firm that deals in furnls hing goods for
dogs take orders for canoes aud nj them,
too, just as they provide for having the an
imal S teeth, ears, or ills attended To-
Another innovation is pair Of kid socks
into which Mr.. Dogs hind feet are put auc
securely gartered with whatever colOrei
ribbon IS most becoming 20 his complexion
These little brown stockings sell q, hstr
cents, and are thought 70 be & restr.c,l1r
when the paupered brute taxes & notion .
scratch himself bald. DCg-haupers 4,
travelling can be had in rush. willow an
cane vanished % represent boIwooc L.
cue side Is AZ invisible side, which bs51E
open, supplies air and saves the mad on
mistress the trouble q UpzuinF the cover
Tie medium slEes are provided WIN pockets
In which grass, osieu cake and a. aupe-z
ing bone can be carried.
DCE-c1--Ars are counted E-nCug tie star -
II leather ard !ewe-ry st1cEs. Sg-e are -
plain Ss 4 trunk strap AID C.1e-s -vz. ~
belts 20 much Ginlrei by lJyers q c-t--s
oostuUss Fer toy terrers cham trl-=Ie-s
are considered the p-lpsr siy-es E1c IL
yCuEg nEE who MAKES -1y- = cas- Al
- received u ne fanny s-r--- E--lr-- . s-s-
a. Lse-y % md i1e A-t8, -s 5Ee. G.! -. --
SILVER, '1r winch ts s--re-.fre5 y5I -.zs-.-.
shout he BECK q z--G--ue 5-ze1-s-.s--s-.
as he ale1cer Wr-sl q the T-r. - a5a--s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
No Lime In
ROYAL Baking Powder.

The Royal Baking Powder IS made from Cream oi Tartar
al refined and prepared for its use by patent processes
h vb;eh the Tartrate Of Lime is totally eliminated
This adds greatly to the cost Of manufacturing Koya Dae
Powder but as all its other ingredients are selected ana
prepared with the same precise and regardless oi aO0r OF
expense an article is produced that is entirely free from any
eaneous substance and pure in all respects Inc Koy
contains no ingredients except those certified by the most
e,inep, chemists necessary make pure, wholesome and
perfect Baking Powder
II costs more to manufacture the Royal Baking Powder than
, other bat IT is as shown by chemical analysis the only
absolutely pure" Baking Powder made The Government
Investigations show it superior to all others in strength and
leavening power.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15

Cetzsu-so you think Of IooztinE bsre ?
PkyytcSdp-Yes- l thought solEs Of F-zc-
ticing among you.
CUizsn-See here. young msn. there's
good opening here for nan Es Un11E-
glands bis BIZ. but we don't want no FTlc-
tictrC, or Ipeume1t11g-c1ct0 tr'--l
tce tp1ut
Many times women call on t5ctr family
physicisns- EuferIny, Is they irIzz11e- on-
IRON dyspepsia, another from hesrf DIS
ezse, another from liver O. kidney d-sssss-
trarion, Ero-her with pain here OF there,
and in this way they sl present., alike &
t5euzelves s1d t5eIr e-sy-Eo-ng and Il
ffTz--t OF over E-E- 11c1Cr. EeC.arzr-
End distinct dzsesses- for vh5ch be pr
E-ribzs rs Pills ECd rCrlC1s- essuIl!1s
TIN - tre E1ch. vbe-- in realty, they ar
Al c1iy t.~rrt1--s cz-sd - some womb
dis---5z- Ias r1yEz----- fElC-Eut q The
cause q E--Ee-I--. c-c--rEEes rs f7Ilt-
ts,s Until Lzrse is a-e u-s5s. I1s SUI
fz--z VE-e-t Ea-s - ce--zr. III FTc1f-
tly EC-ss ty re--C- q t1s celsy, Tron1
t-as--e-1 and c-1s=--z1t Eplcstso-lz-
A F--rzr Z-z----1e, EEz D. PssrcS "a
vc--e Prez-----l-rl cf-t--c1 g - CIV
uCusd have rgzu-vsd Ire tisezse, disrsall- II
a. r-1z il=rE1-E Ey-VI--1s- e11 l1s1-
t--a5 ---E--t t--s-=51 - r.l--.---=t-1 --1-a-E-
Is ttz c- q raa-zicl1e f-r t1= zs.zs .zs---'sSs-s
f-7er1 .i-rsi5as and painful dsrznEe--e--ts
r.--lElz- - ---al- s-l1 bT 1-UzEls-E-
U-5zr e positive guarantee thsi = vi
give sz-EEc-17 ~ E-E-y c1st, or E.-lcS
rz55 tu- Z VI r. pru---lTlv Te1uD6sd-
DR. PTER CTS PELLEZS re-U-
tre sd clzz-ss lkls LTe., stomach e..
nJEeis One s dJss- Sud " drUgslstS
e S<-S : IL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
SALEM MABKET REPORT.
A synopsis Of the Markets-BuyiDg and
selling Prices.
RETAfL PRICES.

A synopsis Of the Markets-BuyiBg and
selling Prices.
RETAfL PRICES.
REVISED QUOTATIONS..
shoulders sugar cured,per lb,lZI
Break last bacOu-5
Hams-SUgar cured, per D., l6Sc.
PorE-s q nc.
Mutt0n-l0 e l21zc-
Timotby settler pound, ne, selling.
Red clover seed-Per pound. L3c.
White clover seed--Per pound lsc.
Alsike-lsc pr pound.
Red topic pr pound.
L1no1lu Jrslss--lLtfc per pound,
Rye Grass--l0c per p1und.
Orchard 5rass--l7c per pound.
Beans-jc per 10.
Oat Tneal-at Sc.
Canned Fruit Peaches. s. ~ apnoot,
e 81 biacEberrles. g. corn. bs--t graoes
9 o. tomatoes 81 ~ string beans u -
kreea pas g - per don. In twO lb cans.
Green FTuit-CbOice app - 20 l.pc per
Jox. pears &c per box; grapes 81 y per box
poiatOes 75c, carrots De- parsnips 81 ~
4uinoes 81 % per bushel: onions 5c per 10.
fish- Salmon 7a.l l0c per DO. -tur geOn q
&c per lb- small feb sl0c per ID: Hallbui and
cod iZ5sc per lbi salt salmon, 9loc per 10,
BUYING PRICES.
Wheaf--4L3Ec net.
Fl0ur-Per barrei, s4sl. best - Ibs.
OatS-Per bushel . 3 j0c.
Bar.ey-Pea bushei 0Jc.
Ban-Per tUu. SO ~ AZ mill sacke1.
-hurts-Per ton. 81 - % sacked
Chapter ton. sZQD q" sacked
HOps-Quoted a. S1c per 10.
Eggs-5Jc per dozen.
P0tatOe4-Per bushel. &c
Corn meal-5c per pound.
Cbeese-l21 lfc pr pound.
Dried plums-Per 10. 6a7c.
Dried prunes-Per ID. IL l1c-
Imported punes 714c per %.
ButieT-JJ1 s. per pound Tor good
LArd--l2jSe i5c per 10.
Hams-PrT pound. Hale.
Bacon sides-l9 per 70.
-hOulderS-~1 Ac per 10.
Chicken 10 l1c.
Turkeys lscper %,
Geese 7a-s per 10.
DUCKS. lZ3gal4c PER 70
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
FoR MARRIED PEOPLE
WIZ HnshAE1s G1d Wives ShouId srut
Zach Otksr's We4k Pofur.

WIZ H4sh4Eds E1d Wives Shogls seuds
ESeh Othsr's We4k Points
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s1o--d st--y e111 Ci1ers wesA1 =. ITS F.-
t1e sa-s reAs-- la i-e sEz.e-s ..-- On.
~ A. h---s u TIE -1a--z c--E- = Ken
ca1zy q Len CEf-r---z.s-r. k.-rar-+
t1ry cfis- -s@ tte-r E-gule--e q s-eE tz-..
Ger sp1,s f-r very c-=s-sZi p---,1.se. s-s.--
--R - pans . E-Ts lEz-. arb q eve-v
pc4s.c-s pa14s41- Ee-le -51-astss cfss.
c-lLes E.-EErze.e
wee, says l1s SsW Y1rk Lssdrsr, have
irZe1s~ power ever 1se EFr--rezru-rs
40 targ kL1E R h-L z-As t.zv G. rc. a.
says eHerclse t1e-r LErleaca w-se,T r.
wife AID ll1-hfr sa1--- b TIE ur.ElE-F orb
Qi t1e -1Zaf-ac sys-s-z- t1e ue-gEr q A.
E--f-- 70 - tze -aZ5ers q ihe fA-l. ~
sf9-p-tlf, wte- wives are --re1e-ls-.t
pcelss, away - h-s1A-1s And tAI1ers zzc
soas, ry,-gc- ~ . rlzEezt i-to space
&eE s1---- -r-s--zs tE4t Ray @ u-r
privileges are t111.z1 1z clzpl-c-- - a-1
o-l.1sssa-s II is ~ iE TIE W1rl6 po..t.ls..
a-- t1e Fsa-y t1Ai ZAEes 8 siAie p-usus--
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w-tAa-t 11-aoe, EEE.aci E11 % resulr8
i4Flrz--y u1eE t1s par-Etr = tEy y1ys a-t
sgfruus ELZfs a. q ErE olzze- O. AueE
"a 1-uss- n sA tz.i-f-l saying t..At tae
- - wAzi $ t1t as ,4z. . 1El-,-rt-1.ty. pol
a. ne cclverss eft1e p-1VeFe = z-ss tr-e.
IL - g1e q he E-st1rI-Eas q 1zrarz-
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Isr q, wc ue1-i s-Egesi flat anEe-s r-rs
M sar rua q. |
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: that no tax should be laid upon the
/ people that il not equal or for any
Z purpOse other than frugal admin
( istratiOn Of the government in its
I full conservation Of the public good.
sYLvEsTER PENNOYER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15

Coon PAvING.-Whether the
streets are paved or not one thing IL
certain, the farmer-' wagons are sure
to drive up to Farrar & Co.'s for
groceries. . If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15

lie RiehAu's Golden Balsam M
Cnres ChAncres, first Ana sroo1d So
Sores ca tas LeSs and Body; sore Ears.
2! g, Nose, ete,, CoppsT-coloFed Blo.ches
syPhi-4t'e NAtAryA, aissSAsei ScAlp, and All
primary forus cf the diseass kncrp A.
syphils. Price, IS 90 per Bottle-
lie Riehau's Golden BaIsAma Ne
Nurcs-IertlaTy, Nsrclr.Al S7nhilitic Rheu-
s-a, faias IL the Bonss- Painsfn ~
Head, beek q the Nek, Ulcsrated scr
lnFeAt syphl-ite kAsh. Lumps And con
tl1stsd Sores, stlrness q ne umhs, ans
euAdieAtes al lls1kse from ths systeu
Shsther 0Alssd b iniisrrstloa or abuss
q AeFcurls having the baod pure an5
hsalthy. Price IS 90 per BottIe.
LIE Rtchaa's Golden = rAnfsh Antf.
dote toF TIE cure q Ganorrhd.a- Gis--t
lrtatAtian GuVsl. Aai a. Urinarr or GsnL
e.1,AffAnse1sc.s- Price 81 So per
l. RishAa's Golden Spanish Ia.
(eetton, tor severe oasss q G0narrhls.,
=, ~. ~ s,lest siFist0rsas8s- Prtes
Ls hiehAu's Golden Otntnsnt
~ tAe s1eci.Fe hsAliIs a sst.Ai.tie So.
Aaa erupuanA Price 81 90 Per Box
lie htrhaa's Golden Ptiis-Nsrrt
-el hr.il tre4tMent, - q phyai1al poa.
e.. eNccss O. oFcr,sork. FElsIr1li1c. atc
Price 80 90 Psr BeK.
fsatc and NsrNinS
Seli sFsry~hsss. @ a D, aaGlrs6 pAuEst
Tat RICHARDS ORUe CO, Asssts
s0s a Al1 MARkEW ST,
aAa fEanelses, Cal
-iaevlASs sgSr FNGG
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
SOCIETY NOTICES

a A R-SHagWlrE Post. No Do, Depart-
W. meat uf UreEll, ulerts every AondAy
re1 - at the EAl oVe1 The Oregon Land
EIllCialys Ctrrr- Visiting nomadEs ar'
eurlfialy inyited 90 attend.
% C SHEEMAN, Fogf CsmulaceT.
A. EANuLE, Al. utalL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
THE ODELL
t YPC WRIT Err.

So 9a alY she uuElL TlFE WRrrEE
gfh = cnarsclrr,. ans s.5 a. me srNeTF
NA~t ihslL warranted % a. bciter uaork
tlLu any uacssns Ulatlt.
lt rtrlih.uaas -tH HLICITR viii nr-naurr-
trns ~fatn tA.k Ct NFEE ArIuN. ur.tr,
.onsV- a1tilelt csr-f nf feralfrIus fhsn nHv
oilrf ul tcnlur. Has a. llk rht.lu a.
ls-hcf lae ofVrtlof. 20 is ucaL ,.ostan-
tisA ntckcl Elale.l. r.srfs,ri and sst.r,s..f a,
a.. ktaar .- ig DE- erttIg lIkea rrIrflr.F
ffreer it pr,riurts sharp c.rau- Ie.thI-
man ura-rH pf- Ean ur Ten err.a. s-.a h..
l..ir si onr @r,uug Auy intel. .fert -.
49, u.n tsa.-.ne Az oErrsisr Iu luu a4rs.
eeo1rf tlAN ia nv ups-sf1r - ~,
eleai tne ask of tle lsUBLE CA,r
NhEIL
Ne.is Ascats aud esla.mra aaatst
sEas1.al iu4alcrafEt O. da.llsrs.
80 E.ara Fhle1 E.EInr n.t.,-.-r.t.r,r. A..
.a1r,s,. oiktL FNpE WRITER l,l.
~--AfNi kl.cae,h lu-
ftaG
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15

There eau d. no moV commenda-
bls way foF us ~ rho have brrn en-
trusted With the law making power
II this commonwealth tn show our
gratitude to constituency iOT the
trust conndcd % ~ than by the
rnacimeut of wi-e aud urctrssrN
laws. let us act la the fear Of God
and Nithout the fear ~ man, al
Says mindful az the oarilnal uulr.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
Health is Wealth !

DR.. z {. VESTS Nerve aud Brain
Treatment, q guaranteed specific for Hys-
teTla, Dizziness, C0nvulsi0ns- Fits. Nerv Gus
NeuralEia. Head adache. Nervous PrUStratiOn
caused by the use OF alcohol or tobacco,
Wakeiullness. Mental Depression, soften
ing OF the brain resulting in insanity and
Leading 20 misery. decay and death. pre-
mature old age, barTenness, los OF power
eau sed by Ovsr-sLeriion Of the brain. Zach
box contains one months treatment. 81 90
a box OF SIX boxes for S5.0l, sent BY mail
prepaid on receipt Of price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order Ie-
ce5ve1 By us f1T SIX boxes, accompanied
with S5i1. We vii send the purchaser our
written guarantee 20 refund .he nancy IL
the treatment dos not effect cure. Guar
sUIees issued only by Geo. Z. Good Drug
EiSt, S1le agent 81 Con. 81, salem. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

= 7. RICHARDSON, Attorney at law, Of
>, fee up stairs in front rooms of new
Bush block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15
PRIN T

nNE % THE LARGis~I' ESTARIISH.
AlrTrlu iu thr stale Loser rates lhan
f1fftaul. Ssrga-- srock Legal Blanks Ia
ne SKATE. q "a tirEsss ais.,,ant. sd Al
prev itsl of i..s Fl,LlDs, aEi cafal ...ls of
icga, tis s-Es- - NJ NAlIE
~tssu tTtuter SAlsm Orrson.