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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16
7 L.
BLEICK ON TRIAL.

DANAA NAN AANARAs
PORTLAND, May l6.-After many
delays, the trial of 4. w. Bleick,
charged with having embezzeled
about $4,000 from the fund of school
district No. 81, while acting as clerk
of that district, was commenced be-
fore a jury IN Judge Stearns' court
yesterday.
The indictment under which
Bleick is being tried sets forth that
the defendant was elected TO the
position Of school clerk In district
No, 81, which includes the town OF
Albina, in December, 1890, and
served In that capacity until March
o Of this year. During his term Of
office, il is alleged, he feloniously
embezsled about $4,000 aud has since
neglected To account for the same.
II may be stated that suit was
brought against Bleick by school
district No. 81 aud judgment was
rendered against him for upward Of
$4,000. or this sum SS4l6.95 has
already been paid by the defendants 5
bondsmen, aud the remainder is
said 10 be forthcoming whenever Il
Is required by the district.
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Instruments Filed for Record at the
County Recorders Office.

Lovina Patty ct al to
Trustees Of Lee Mission ceme-
terry; 4 a acres i'm d Of J i
Parrih q cd l
NIL Chamberlin to- It ii
Wilson; 100 arces in tSsr2w 1O,45O
II f Broes and wf to John
Lenninger; lot i'm blk Y in
North Salem 6OO
Oregon Land Co.to Michael
J Egan; lot in blk IL River
side ad to Salem 5OO
JC Johnson and VT 10 y j
JohusOn; 49, acres III sec 4S
7sr3w 7oO
TB Wait ct al to A 2 Cor
dou;a fir part of blk in Salem 1000
Francis and Ivy Hnffhiner
TO VIM Benson; lots and g
in blk l in Myers ud to
Salem 6OO
EFF Neff and VT to David
Mangle; a parcel of land in .
Stayton l
The salem Land Co. to the
public for an open public
road; a part of blk "a in Engle- -.
wood l
HF Cook and VT to e Nor
dixie; of ne / of sec % and
NV / of NV / and lot 2 of sec
% in 6sr2 lou
Joseph Chamnuss and wi
20 f. NOrdike; same as above
S r Richardson and VT to
G Johnson; fir part lots b q
d E F HI X l. NJ N and
o of Garden road fruit tracts 1900
Geo w Johnson and wf to
above 1900
EFF NeT and VT to David
Mangle; a parcel of land
near Staytnn 700
&c Johnson and wf to A J
Johnson; 40 acres IN sec lG tS
sr3w $500
G w Johnson and wife to
Sampson Jones, lots A, p and
@ of Garded Road fruit tracts. $500
BIS Bouny and VT to Elmer
Hall and wi acre in 8 S, RI
W $50
Rs Bonuy and VT to Mrs
r p Hall, same as above. $50
Madison Halbert and VT to
Mary Annie Pruitt, 10 acres
in t Z $, r W. 1000
w w Skinner aud wf to
ZariIda Miller; n of lot 4,
and S } of lot in blk II of
salem $500
j Crabtree aud wf to Il II
Crabtree; 80 acres in s and
9s,Tlw 800
CF D'Ginn and wfto Sam
uel Aucs; so acres in t6srlw 5000
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OAangIng nefeal io Nlctnr,.

changed defeat 10 victory. so when feeble
adVersaiies Ia the shape OF inefficient
remedies nil 10 stay the pr gress of that
obstinate ana malignant Zoe, malaria
HOStettOr's stomach kittcrs turns the
tide driYes the enemy back. Nothing la
claterla mcdlasl, or out OF H. compares
with this As AN opponent Of every form ol
malarial disease. Nhills and sever, dumb
matters nOt-one and all are eNtcrpaied
by the hilters, To take "A course of the
great prepantite Ia advance Ofthe ma.
larial season, Is 10 buckle on, as Il were
fortified, - Protected, you shall be scafhe.
less. kemcmher, too. that the bitisrs Is
an oradicator ofliVer complaint. oOnsupa-
ton, rheumatism, kidney complaints ana
dyspepsia.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16
BARGAINs EOR MFN

Mems overalls cut TO fit. Mems
working pants, well made, for 81 90
Jeaus pants-We will not men
ti0n it-it is too low. Good Woolen
working mems dress pants for sun.
day wear, ,------------ 81 so tn SS OO
Nice dressy, striped -
cotlonades pantaloons 4 Is to ! rs
These are but few tests OF our
clothing stock, the great low price
house Of Salem. We have a general
stock OF clothing. running up To the
finest grades. We aim Ia carry the
most complete stock of general mer
chandise kept Ia Salem, aud our
prices all around are lower than the
lowest.
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MAY BE so.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 16.-The
captain of the steamer Newbern
which arrived at this port at mid.
night is of the opinion the Esmer-
aida and the Etata put into Magde-
lena Bay where the cargo could have
been transferred without any trouble
and the Charleston might have
passed by while the transfer was
being made.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16
Specimen Cases.

s. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.
troubled with Neuralgia and
Rhuematism, Stomach disordered
Liver affected, appetite fell away,
and he was reduced in strength.
Three bottles Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg.
ILL.,, had running sore on his leg.
Used three bottles of Electric Bitter
and Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his
leg is sound and well. John Speak
er, Catawba, o., had fever sores on
his leg. doctors said incurable.
Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve
cured him, Sold by Fry, druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16
Don't Feel Well.

And yet you are not sick enough to
consult doctor, or you refrain from
50 doing for fear you will alarm
yourself and friends we will tell
you just what you need. 1t is
Hoods Sarsaparilia, which will lift
you of that uncertain, uncomfort-
able, dangerous condition, into a
state of good health, confidence and
cheerfulness. You we no idea how
potent this peculiar medicine is in
ases like yours
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16
The Great Spring Medlcine-The Blood
Is the Life.

/ have been troubled with bad blood for
some ears; purchased two bottles OF HID.
tard's Rheumatic syrup, which has cured
me. As n blood purifier II has no equal.
take pleasure in Recommending IL as q
tonic. Alternative, and reliable rheumatic
remedy. Very truly yOnrs, 80
:. +. FERGUSON, Eaton Rapids, Mich'
This is to certify that we know Mr. + err
guson, and belle We the statement made oy
him TO be true. We unhesitatingly recoill-
mend this remedy as we believe il to be
the greatest family remedy ON our shelves.
WALWORTH ~ SOULE,
Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Sold by Smith & Steiner.
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NEWFOUNDLAND ARBITRATION.
SNOW IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 16.-There has been
a heavy snow fall in Wales and
Cumberland counties, England. In
this city it is bitterly cold today and
during the morning there was a
heavy hail storm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16
The Latest News via Mexican
Sources.
A CASE OF PERSONAL REPLEVIN
Big Wheat Crop, Edmunds to go
to England, Maxwell is out, State
and Foreign News, EsmereIda is
at Acapulco.
CHARLESTON AT ACAPULCO.

SAN FRACIsCo, May l6.-A hulle-
tin received here announces the ar
rival of the cruiser Charleston at
Acapulco.
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ANOTHER RUMoR.

ST. LOUIS, May 16.-A dispatch
from the City of Mexico says it is
rumored there that the Etata was
captured by the Charleston off the
state of Jalisco and that she is now
returning with her towards San
Diego, but it is impossible to get
verification of the rumor.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16

FOR SALE. - Three. year-old bay
carriage horse, Morgan stock, sound
and gentle. G. BODENHEIMER,
10th street. 4-ZS-ZW
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WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Gala, May TO-
The forecast for Oregon and Wash
ington. Light rains except in
Southwestern Oregon.
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People wonder why We are able
TO sell WOODEN goods aud clothing 50
cheap. 10 10 because all middle.
mems profits are eliminated aud We
n,ll our own manufacture. seeg
Weolen Mills siore
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MARKETS.
WHEAT,

WHEAT.
CHICAGO, May l6.-At close,
wheat steady, cash $l.06, $l.05b.
SAN Francisco, May 16.-Wheat,
buyer '9l. After August first Bl'66.
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FOREIGN.
REPORT OF CATTLE ooMM1rrEE.

REPORT OF CATTLE COMMITTEE.
LONDON, May 16.-- The Trans
Atlantic Cattle Trade committee
today completed a volumlnous re-
prot upon the subject which they
have been investigating: After a
review of the history and present
condition of the Atlantic cattle
trade, the report gives an approval
of the United States regulations for
inspection and shipment Of cattle.
The report recommends that where
ventilation for cattle is impossible
vessels in such condition should be
considered unfit for transportation
of cattle across the ocean.
STANLEY MoBBED.
LONDON, May 16. - Henry M.
Stanley lectured at Sheffield last
evening. A gang of socialists tried
to mob Stanley as he left the hall,
but his friends gathered around him
and with the assistance of the police
kept oil his assailants until he left
in cab.
GRAY HAS NOT LEFT PARNELL.
DUBLIN, May 16.-Freeman's
journal publishes a telegram from
Editor Gray to the National Press,
demanding that that paper print
contradiction of the report that he
had abandoned the Parnellite cause
Gray says his position is exactly the
same as at the beginning Of the Irish
troubles, and he is at present en-.
gagged in a scheme to reunite the
warning factions.
NEWFOUNDLAND ARBITRATION.
PARIS, May 16.-The minister of
foreign affairs has presented a bill
in the chamber of deputies referring
the Newfoundland arbitration to
the convention made with Great
Britain.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS
''WILLAMETTE"

Mckinley Mitchell, Gervais.
oh Jones, w H Winchester, G M
Maxwell, e II Brlstow, NJ Simpson,
Portland.
l. X Smith, Chicago.
James e Yarney, The Dalles.
Il II George, Minneapolis.
III E Cleveland, N Y.
Geo WTodd, E w Dewitt, Neigh
Neb.
H 5 Hagan, A B Seal, S F.
w A Southard, G w Herr, Ro-
chester.
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.eCDsO o. FUE..

.hat impurity of the blood which ''-
ices unsightly Jumps or swelllhes O." '.e
.auds Of the neck; causes painful luntlhE
res on the arms, legs, or feet; deyeioi 's
GERS in the eyes, ears, or nose. often cau'-
q blindness or deafncssj is tie orig" "
.,nples. cancerous growths, or the mai'y
her manifestations usually ascriDed 10
.atlmors;" and fastening upon the lungs
uses consumption, and death. 45y.Hs
q most ancient, it is the most general 'i
# diseases or affections, fol very te"
,crsons are entirely free from 1t.
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Willplease the baby aud not break
y0ur bank acoOunt-One of Sargent's
baby wagons-27O Commercial ST. 50.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16

FoR SALR.-Two good mares, well
broken for all work. Both with fOal,
Iuquire Of J. NJ. Payne, State street.
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time. Before the train
reached the city the president sum-
moned to the observation car every
person who had accompanied him
on the trip, including all the rail-
road employees about the train, aud
made short address. He said he
found he had made 139 speeches
since leaving Washington, on the
14th of April, and thought this was
a good time to make the number
round 14O. He referred to the un-
precedented excellence and perfec-
tion of the railroad service through.
out the entire trip, and said the fact
that they had been able to travel
oyer 10000 miles of territory in a
splendidly equipped train, without
accident or mishap, or one minutes
variation from the pre-arranged
schedule, must always be regarded
as a most remarkable achievement.
He returned thanks individually to
every person who had rendered SER
vice on the train, and gave all the
employees a substantial token of his
appreciation. The arrival in Wash
ton was unmarked by any demon
stration beyond the presence at the
station of small knot of officials
and several hundred travellers. The
president and family quickly went
to the White House.
THE GREAT NORTHERN.
SPOKANE FALLS, May 16.-A
special correspondent to tbs Review,
detailed by that paper to inspect
the country traversed by the numer-
GUS surveys of the Great Northern
road, and to learn the route to be
followed by the road across the state,
telegr&phs that the road is now loca-
ted from st. Paul to Puget sound,
that the board of directors have
adopted all of the recommendations
of Chief Engineer Stevens. From
Chattraoy, north of Spokane, the
road will run down Little Spokane
to Coulee creek, and thence will as
cend the great plateau of the Big
Bend. From there to Coulee City,
and Grand Coulee it will closely
parallel the Central Washington,
but running north of that line and
gaining advantage by close proxim-
ity to the best part of the grain belt.
Crossing Grand Coulee, the road
runs southwest to Moses Coulee,
which it descends to the Columbia
river, csossing that stream near
Rock island. 1t then runs north
twelve miles to Wenatche river,
which stream it ascends for twenty
miles. 1t then cuts across to the
left fork of Mason creek which it as
cends to the summit, through Ste
Yens' pass. At an elevation of $500
feet, it enters u two mile tunnel. On
the western slope it descends Sky
homish and Snohomish rivers to
Snohomish City, where it effects
junction with the Montana and Sc
attic, striking the first tide water at
Port Gadner, and thence on to Seat
tie. 1t is claimed this line will be
$50 miles shorter than the Northern
Pacific, and have an advantage of
siA hours in grades, and that it will
carry through passengers for the
Worlds fair In 1898.
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COOK.

L d Jones, A l. fitzpatrick, Salem.
NJ ID Davis, Albany,
Chas Young, Lancaster, Pa.
E o Bailey, Big Rapids.
Geo Goode, Woodburu.
w S Gaylord, Oregon City.
j Kelly, Corvallis.
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nLAINE's ooNDITIoN.

NEW YoRR, May l0.-Mrs. Blaine
this afternoon said the plan for her
husbands departure for Washing
ton has been abandoned day after
day. This weather is greatly against
the subsldenoe Of gout. She con.
cluded by saying, in all probability
II would be a week before Mr.
Blaine could leave for the capital.
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CHARLESTON AT ACAPULCO

ila-nan-.s
CHARLESTON AT ACAPULCO |
The Latest News via Mexican
Sources.
A CASE OF PERSONAL REPLEVIN |
Big Wheat Crop, Edmunds to go
to England, Maxwell is out, State
and Foreign News, Esmerelda Is
at Acapulco.
CHRLEsToN AT ACAPULCO.
SAN FRACIsco, May 16.-A hulle-
tin received here announces the ar
rival of the cruiser Charleston at
Acapulco.
MAY BE so.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 16.-The
captain of the steamer Newbern
which arrived at this port at mid
night is of the opinion the Esmer-
aida and the Etata put into Magde-
lena Bay where the cargo could have
been transferred without any trouble
and the Charleston might have
passed by while the transfer was
being made.
ANOTHER RUMoR.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.-A dispatch
from the City of Mexico says it is
rumored there that the Etata was
captured by the Charleston off the
state of Jalisco and that she is now
returning with her towards San
Diego, but it is impossible to get
verification of the rumOr.
BOTH THERE.
WAsHINGToN, May 16.-The navy
department has received informa-
ton that the Esmeralda and u. S.
Cruiser Charleston have arrived at
Acapulco, Mexico. The Etata is
not in sight
THE ESMERALDA.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 16.-Aca
pulco advices state that the Chilian
cruiser Esmeralda is still off that
port, waiting to see if it is possible
to obtain coal. Another strange
steamer outside. 1t is supposed to
be the Etata. There is no American
steamer in sight.
A telegram from Acapulco says
no news of the Esmeralda has been
received since she left that port;
that no American ship has been seen.
At the war department ii is stated
no news has been received. A
prominent official says the news of
the Etata being off the coast of
Central America may be expected.
PERSONAL REPLEvIN.
BOSTON, May 16.-General Butler
has secured a temporary release of
Mrs. Clarietta Johnson, his client
recently sentenced to prison for per-
jury and on whose account the gen.
eral was elected from the court of
Judge Carpenter. Mrs. Johnson
regains her liberty on a writ of "per-
sonal replevin," q process so rarely
employed that 1t is almost unknown.
BIG WHEAT CROP.
HUTCHINSON, Kansas, May l6.-
Specials received from fifteen points
in the Arkansas valley indicate
that all Western Kansas is having
soaking rain. This insures the
largest wheat crop this section of the
state has ever raised.
BAD FOR WHEAT.
ATCHIsoN, Kan, May 16.-
Joseph McCrun, who has six hum
dred acres in Osborn county sown in
wheat, received a letter from his
agent stating that section had no
rain of consequence for a month and
that clnch bugs were doing great
damage. There are patches of six
or eight acres in wheat completely
killed.
EDMUNDs FOR MINISTER.
WASHINGTON, May l6. - Rumor
has II that Senator Edmunds will
relieve Robert II. Lincoln as minister
TO England, and that Lincoln will
be appointed secretary of war to
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Il. P OHLE, Blacksmith,

Formerly Of scriber q Pohle, two doors
west ofthe old stand, keeps a good supply
Of wheels, axles. springs and general car
riage hardware. 4:22 DIV
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NHKEE BALLS. Money Ioo--,-
i watches aud jewelry and sIl IIldlned l,ed "a
pers9sl pty oI property that can be soss s1d, 4
l06 State street. JeWelry siors
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WANTED.-At YG7 Winter Stro.,
~ go2d, reliable girl or woman mani IA 4
general housework Good n wages ~. ~ 90
permanent place will be given nfegT ~ H. snd 4
person. 'NH " tnengN
4:A
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e. x. HALL,
Paper Hanger.
Leave order at Globe Real Estate Exchange
500 Reward!

WE will pay the above reward for any
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigestion, constipation or cos
tiVeness we cannot cure witw vests Veg
eitableLiqer Pills, when the directions are
strictle complied with. They are purely
vegetabl, and never fail TO give sati fac
tion. Sugar coated, Large boxes, contain
ing 30 pills, 25 cents. Beware of counter
feits and mutations. The genuine manu-
faCtHred Only by THE JOHN &. WEST
Co. Chicago Ill,
Sold by Geo. E. Good, Druggist, 200 Com
street, salem Or.
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#Gw 2: g. Ca" CUR E:G.)

IL E0 ~ ~ q sAafs sssS'
By taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, when ny
the remarkable cures it has accomplished,
aften when other medicines have tal!cd'
has proven itself to be potent and pecm
,ar medicine for this disease. Some %
these cures are really wonderful II You
suffer from scrofula Or impure blood, be
sure to try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Every spring my wife and children nave
heen troubled with scrofula, sores break
ne out on them in various places. NY
little boy, three years old. has been
terrible sufferer Last spring be was one
mass of sores from head to feet. l was
advised to use Hoods Sarsaparilla, and we
have alltakenit. Theresult is that all have
been cured of the scrolula, my little boy
being entirely free from sores, ana all louI
of my children look bright and healthy"
w, B. ATHERToN, Passaic City, n. j.
Hoods SarsapariGla
Sold by druggists. sli six for IS, Prepared by
L.HooD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell mass
500 Doses One Dollar
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BOTH THERE.

WAsHINaToN, May 16. The navy
department has received informa-
ton that the Esmeralda and u. S.
Cruiser Charleston have arrived at
Acapulco, Mexico. The Etata is
not in sight
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Tor SALE AND TRAnE,-F1---
j. sIallion viii trade for cltv ne e Cyis
property also have lhree tlnsS % Or Efn
central Nebraska, York. and and ulns b
counties wouid change for m 4 innsonlba
can on f' H. Ryan, North salem ~ uiyssg0l
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16

WH ISa6t h6EtNsI;-Three furnished roo--
ten,nrg nght It,ant housekeeping. inopirr4so ir4oms IN
Oon'oi sUieet' az lQ
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ENOR SALE.--About one acre d..,
i barn, with running water aaaNe
barn. A beautiful location for Az Aid
qulre et second house on right bs.s h
oi Asylum avenue after crossins Y
going to Asylum. '0'silg eAe
IA
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WANTED--An active. reliabla mo-,
w salary so to $50 nonIhIy ,ritVs iiaq-
crease, to represent in his own ssctian S.tn 10
responsible New York house, ReierenVanl
NAN NAN ANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1855 Me- NJ
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"h ~ SAFE sal Ebo0,i'argein, for cash or,---
gether or seperate. HSresi iu 4, harness fa
perfectly gentle tor family driykia Sk Years oli
ut Easton's Music store IRVING Ann
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COAL MINERS.

COLUMBUS, o., May l6.-Maehlne
miners and operators OF Hooking
valley reached compromise yester-
day, whereby the old price will be
paid for all except room-turning,
which advanced 10 47l cents per
ton
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16

E'oR S'ALE;-A horse, cart ana -.
,niadi ~ frlce sl9. A bargain for sou sn,I .harD,s
nreus lron Wee good rig Inquire al ft'tHheone ths wb5
a.,
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HELLENBRAND'S
Eating ParIors 6 Candy NanuIiiI'''

FItf n % aIVI7 "II9 = rfll13 "
Is Cent Regular Dinner Served IRON m ~" "a. 4
A nice variety OF W. Wy with al
Also tea, coffee or mrs "a
meals without extra enai an loD
Choice Cigars, lni!Ni'e-
always on napd' - 8 ~,
Porter House steak ana 80 80 - -
Tender LON STEAK anu r E----- :
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Noh SAbE.--A team of nonI--
H. oL,1S ana wagon. Ponies eepilnes, epOinlies, harneS.
ST. store riIu5e3 iI5 ai, 10 ride Inquire g, ior ad
e, - ooure staeet. ~ osoonis
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an miles iiiSeSffSm'TS90d from to%Od Rastprage. +.
Watt, 200 Chemeketa street refuire Of ]. w
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Ben the CIOthier.
BARGAINS FOR BOYS.

enough to go To sunday school in
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PAPER BUSTED.

WASHINGTON, May 16-,The Eve
ming Critic has ceased publication
and has been placed in the hands of
q receiver.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16

wv work to take a cary, pg who is wiulns !,
Salem carrier route in NY .
III N0rlh
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25c Want Column

wNRn wTgsi9es r inserted for ONE c,,,.
,,senta,,, MonD Each i1. INsERfioIN CENT Pen
than tWenty.f, 1tegied zee In this column No sdysf
'r'e cents H ior less
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DANGER is OVER.

TRAvERs CITY, Mich, May 49,
The danger from forest fires in the
western part of the state is believed
to have passed and the only destruc-
tion now possible will come In the
half cleared districts where Goals are
still smouldering in old stumps.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-16
TuE PRESIDENT n0ME.

WAsHINGroN, May 10. THE
presidential train arrived last even
Ing At $3.50 o'clock, exactly on the