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The morning call., 1891-03-11

GJG 0nO JONES ST, NEAR GOLDEN GATE
JD1O.OOO. ave-: must be sold; house of 10
rooms and lot 25XS2:6 make us an offer; surely a
property OF the above description, centrally To-
Gated. should attract the eye of the investor. For
further particulars apply to 0'FARRELL LANG,
7
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re5O BUTCHER-sHOP FOR sALE-AHAND-
sNtsltb Soma shnu. old estoblfSheb- host elasS Of

Western Addition; fine fixtures; good horse and
wagon: the business is clearing $4,000 per year
over an expenses; You can have n trial before buy-
80 kearny ST. urq If
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OK RENT-l3 ROOMS; MODERN: FINELY
II y furnished; Ellis ST., close Jones; can be
bought for $1,000 If sold this week. Address c.,
Boy 80. CALL branch ONCE. mrlO 4t*
The morning call., 1891-03-11

C.0-A LADIES. ATTENTIOS-FINEB BRANCH
t0CJU. bakery, candy. stationery and general
variety store for sale; fine healthy location has
splendid business. fine living rooms; low rent:
-uil yaiUe for the money Kept By present owner 10
gears; is selling on account OF Old age. Apply X
Kenny. % Keagny s. mfs II
The morning call., 1891-03-11

&.HTSA 9Th AVE, BEr. 9Th AND 9TH,
IT ~. Harrison and Bryant SITS; new house
of fats of and rooms and bath eacn: also
rear teuement-house; brick foundation, etc: rents
500 per month; lot 25xS0. BoYEE. TOY a CO., 10
Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-11

CIRMAN AND FRENCH; SPECIAL ATrEN-
VI tion to training of the ear; oral method; even
ing classes. 14D3Ia Scott st. mT5 it,
The morning call., 1891-03-11

C.oS0O ONE OF THE CHOICEST RESI-
u -OOO. dence sites i'll the city: Frederick ST.,
near Ashbury; lot 25xlO6:3: street work complete;
ready for building; bear In mind that there is a
franchise granted for cable road via Frederick St
to Golden Gate Park. and when road is rnnning il
VIII advance the value Of the property 90 per cent.
For further particulars apply to oFARRE ELL
L 4 .frL.ll1 :
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0ZJU. manufacturing business, well esiaO-
lished, giving steady employment, clearing Sl5 70
so per week TO each can be largely increased with
help ~ good reliab man; not necessary TO under
stand the business; must be willing 10 work In sore
day WORK; business easily learned; Will suit any i'll
dustri0us steady, sober man. GEO. STEWART,
135 kearuy ST II
The morning call., 1891-03-11

DENTISTRY On EASY WEEKLY PAYEES $ d;
IL gas given. DIR. BLAKE. 40 Geary St mri I'm
LII NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
n them stating that the insane gsyinns are full or
people who took gas only once for painless Tooth
traction aud went crazy My secret painless method
is wonderful by its use any dental operation may
be done painlessy Viii forfeit 500 for any tooth
that / cannot extract without sleep gas,
though a dozen dentists have failed to extract It,
All operations done better than elsewhere. since
have first prizes for beautiful filings, plate
and crown work. There are Leek dentists. Office
open till $3.50 p. NJ; sundays till ?. NJ. DIX
GEORGES w LEX. q OfFarreii oc9
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FINANCIAL.
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST., San
Francisco; will send by return mali the cash; If
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
0OS0O TO LOAN. 125 KEARNY ST., ROOM
e0ACOO "a; to q p. NJ. mrs II
Q.o Enn A0A TO LOAN on RANCHES;
G0. 0UU.UUU large sums below market rates
JOHN I. LITTLE. Is Safe Deposit Buildg. DIS 3m
MONEY TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE. c. II.
w STREET CO., 415 Montgomery St NOT II
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- 53S Kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches: low interest. oc4 tf
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ tions taken az CALL Branch Offices. SOB Larkin
e:30f.k. YSu
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~ evening classes terms moderate. 3U4 lhlrd st 8,
Room 6. mr1l 5n
ID W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 29l2
Howard ST.. terms moderate lhrT lri
CTRAIAN AND FRENCH; SPECIAL ArrEN-
VI tion to training of the ear oral method; even
ing classes 1405l2 Scott ST. mr5 Its
DACIFC ENGINEERING FER
L ing. architecture, surveying. l2l Post fe2O Tyr
CHoRTHAND TAUGHT, y. Y. SCHOOL, ~ i
- months; use OF typewriters free. $40 Pine Is I'm
INTERVENING FREE, AT WEST COAST IN
i stitute: Marsh shorthand and telegraphing. 2S!
Montgomery st. tel2 U
DRUF DE FILIPPE'S SIM PLIFIED PRACTICAL
L method OF French, Spanish. The bancroft co.
CCH0OL CIVIL. MINING, MECHANICAL EN-
- cheering, surveying, architecture. drawing. as
saying; cstab 1854 Van der Naiiien, 72S Mkt u 4
MUSIC ENGLIsH LITERATURE; LATTER IN
M classes private. MRS fl. T.. l223 ts Bush 4iA
VOCAL LESSONS FOR TERMS APPLY sos
' Powell ST.; PROF, j. r. oGiLYIE. 1al3 Sm
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
M italian method; genuine Italian mandOitns,
mandoas iutes PROF. ADELSTEIN, 1909 Suffer.
HEADS BUSIN ESS COLLEGE, 81 POST ST.
hDoubie-entry bookkeeping, penmanship, short
hand. typs-writIng teIegraphy etc, all included IN
business course under one fee of S75. ie3O II
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 800 POST ic.
i Life scholarship, S75 dag ana evening oc29I
WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
"a CALI In NraDper ready for maIlIng
The morning call., 1891-03-11

G.Id O0N HOWARD ST, W. SIDE NEAR
- t.OUU. 18th; residence of rooms, bath;
All the latest modern improvements; large lots, COX
1872 IS. Forfurther particulars apply to o'FARRELL
A LANG; II MONTGOMERY
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STORES WANTED,
STABLES TO LET


w ANTED-STORE OR HALF STORE WITHIN
w boundary OF Market Montgomery aud liusn SITS.
and Grant ave; state price. Address H., I.ox IS.
CALL Branch ONCE. mr9 it~
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Q,t7SO PAYS 1892 PER ANNUM: A BIG
- / ~: investment for the money; ohm ST.
OF Powell, bet. Jackson and Pacifc; = flats OF 8
rooms. For particulars apply to O'FAkRELL n
LANG. II Mont geometry st.
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G6O0O LEGITMATE UsINEss-wHoLE-

&6O0O LEGlIIM ATE Bus INEsS-NHoLE-
- OUOO- sale manufacturing business: partner
wanted in established house; goods manufactured
and handled are on orders from leading wholesale
houses, and have reputation in this city and all
over the Pacific Coast being the best in the
market; has all the latest modern improved machin
cry; employing Il to 20 hands, with trade clearing
$3.50 per month, and TO supply and fill the inereas
lHg wholesale orders requires the assistance OF an
active working partner to keep the books. collee-
tons. oversee help, etc; thorough Investigation
aud best Of reference. GEO. STEWART, l35
Kearny 1t
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INTERVENING FREE, AT WEST COAST IN
stitute: Marsh shorthand and teegraphing. %
Montgomery st. fel2 q
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.
CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS. SHELVES
~ showcases :ofices ~ stores fitted 1874 6eary.i0s
The morning call., 1891-03-11

S%;TGPPI1 { : NJ m Al ES>r ,,rIT acISSTS
" AuctioneerS and House Brokers, II Montgomery
street. Members of the San Francisco Real Estate
Exchange.
The morning call., 1891-03-11

GSSOO-4O ROOMS ON VAN NESS AVE.
n OOtU $SOOO-6O rooms on Market ST.; new
The morning call., 1891-03-11

n ii ~. 1880: Church ST.. near 22d: modern
2-Story residence, rooms and bath; brick louHda-
tion; unfinished basement; il is ia good residence
location aud positively cheap; lot 25xllT:6 TO a
street. For further particulars apply to oFAR-
RELL & La NG. IL Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-11

EARNALL-FITZHU GT-HOPBfSS Co,
" 624 MarSetst., san Francisco
Members of the San Francisco Real Estate tx
change. .-
$1O5OO-Pne ST., bet. Buchanan and webster;
fine 2-story residence rooms and bath; finished
Easements modern improvements: electric lights
etc. a splendid home and a good bargain
$350O-Cottage rooms: bath and basement: lot
23xl07 81 small barn in rear street graded: cable
cars pass the door, part cash terms reasonable.
sS90OO-Fine house Devisadero ST., bet. Fell
and Hayes.
S22. 250-S-stOry house NE cor. 4th and Clara
SITS. grocery aud rooms on first floor; % rooms
above: lot 4ix5O; rent $l4O per month.
SOUTH SIDE BARGAINS.
500 each-4 OTIS. 25xl20 each, +. side ath ave-,
500 each-Lots 25xl2G: blocks south OF the
park; terms.
$s5OO-l 2ox SO; Wv. cor. 1 st. and 9Th ave. adj
joining olympic Club Grounds; this price includes
cost OF radi0g lots.
Sle0O-3 lots, 3OxI00 each: n. side ST. bet 9Th
and gth ayes: TO be sold on Instruments.
$25OO-s0xl00; NV. cor 81. and Sth ave. adj
Joining olympic Club Grounds
Sl4Uo-2 lots. 25x120 each: w. side 9Th ave-, bet.
IL aud stS.; adjoining olympic Club Grounds.
s 6OO-hsbbury Heights: residence lots; graded,
severed and macadamzed, and stone sidewalks;
easy terms .,,
urb: single lots for sale on easy monthly Install
ments.
SI4 OOO-5O-vara NV. cor. North Point and Hyde
SITS streets graded and severed.
SI25O-25xl00; s. side Clement, near 4th ave
Sil5O-3SxI27: w. side 18th ave-, near A ST.
S32OO-5OxlJ4: n. side 10Th St. near Church.
UGH-HoPKINS CO.. 624 Mar
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ClEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE-
- paired. w. b. HIGGINS, 2004 Market st. fe3 II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TEn FINE CORNER SALOON; RUN BY
I ~. present owner p years who has made
tune and is now retiring from business. Apply
aI.N lll.I4 Market Ire
The morning call., 1891-03-11

GSSn0 THAT ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE
,DCOOV situated on Green ST. bet Cough and
Octayia; commanding grand marine view; excel
lent ocation aud house of every latest convenence
containing salem parior. large bedrooms laundry
unfinished basement, bric-abTac mautels. fancy
tiling, electric bells. lighting and burglar alarms
throughout: stone sidewalk: street Work COM
pleted: lot 25xl57 IS IT.; terms easy if desired.
HONEE. TOY 4 co. 9 MONTGOMERY ST
The morning call., 1891-03-11

e.1n aln A BIG HIVES INTENT ON MONT
II O.OOt. gomery avenue. fronting 49, feet
on Montgomery avenue. cornerIng on two other
streets, fronting 81 IS each street portion OF
the property improved. rendering monthly in
come of $l57. For further particulars apply to
OFARRELE Il LANG, IL Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-11

THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city the Bulletin is tue best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by pusta-card or otherwise Wan receive
PROMPT attenfiaa once $50 Montgomery 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-11

A UGUSTA LEoLA FORTUNE-TELLEH AND
~ c!airYoyant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
pictures OF future husbands and wives; teaches
fortune 1926 Mission ST., ar. 10th; fee 81 y25 l2ms
aJME EXODUS. CLAIRYoYANT. 1856 SIX ri
NJ ST.. Room Z. felI Il
NINE DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC RENENLER
M by eggs and cards: tells entire life, past, present
future; Consultations ali affairs. nothing eS
copied: name given, valuable advice and sure help;
LOST love by sympathy; mistake impossible
diseases cured; fec 81 letter -. 30 kearny So L
CREATEST FoRrUNE-TELLER IN THE CRY;
VI reveals past, present aud future Cali and 50
MISS SELMA. 7Sg Mission St, near Fourth: lea
ladies' 5Oc. gentlemen 81; lucky =harmj- mystf
NINE WALTERS, al TkHAMA ST, Mr.. ara.
vi fortunes tod; ladies' zoe: gents, QUO; open 81 4
NINE SHGIO. fRoH VIENNA; MOS Rs
W nowned revealing lies future eyeutS; Indies 81
gentlemen 50. by mail S.. once $50 MISSION mr. Y
The morning call., 1891-03-11

DR. n. T. wHITCoMB, DENTIsT. ZIG THIRD
~ ST. near Howard fe20 I'm
DR j. HEINo, FORMERLY OF THE COLT0%
IL Dental Association 249 Fifth st. fel9 I'm
The morning call., 1891-03-11

GTS $40, $3.50, Sl60, Sl75-A NUMBER OF
- y. pianos 10 cover storage and advances I.
". SPENCER AZ CO, 723 Market St., History Build
ing, second hOOr. mrS If
The morning call., 1891-03-11

$3.50 S sig; OF TfFIGET SIN FIAN9s
: CO, 72S Market St, History Building secoad
floor mrS II
The morning call., 1891-03-11
PIANOS. vIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

ZINE WEBER UPRIGHT, ALMOST NEW, $3.50;
L also Nose y sons, great bargain, $40; Stein
way, $500; secondhand pianos from $50 up, al
Nineteenth. mrll e
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ITO LET-BRICK STABLE 3 STALLS: LIVING
1 rooms upstairs. 4l0 Post. mi l rs
The morning call., 1891-03-11

] : going East. IS Natoma ST. mrIO 3t*
C.4rO LODGING-HOUSE-l9 ROOMS, ALL
u iOU. rented: reason for selling parties going
East 1851 sixth 81. mr1O 2t<
The morning call., 1891-03-11

GOTS0 WEBSTER ST. NEAR HAIGHT;
tDOtOu. positively OF the finest flats iu this
city; and rooms aud bath in each; total income
S67 80: size OF lot 25xl00; for further particulars
apply to O'FARRELL q LANG. IL Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-11

GlS0 A BARGAIN; FURNITURE OF REAL
u ~. estate once large Hall safe, 3 desks,
chairs. letter-press Hnoleum, maps, etc c. +.
MOORE, 32S Kearuy st. MIRO 3t@
The morning call., 1891-03-11

G.IO OK PAYS 1920 PER ANNUM, AND
u Z % y. is centrally located, being situated
on Pine ST, only 10 minutes from kearny St. three
elegant modern fats of aud rooms each bath,
laundry and every known modern CONVENE nee; a
portion OF the building is leased for year to
responsible party these fats positively superior
10 the average building in the city, and viii bear
thorough investigations lot 25xlGD; tile location OF
the above property guarantees it being steady in
cone-paylHg proposition. For further particulars
apply to O'FARRELL Il LANG, II Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-03-11

:. q, :
DOYEE, TOY IL CO., REAL ESTATE AGEN 1S
ID and Anctioneers rents collected and fuii ehAIse
taken of property. 19 Montgomery ST., under Lice
House; members OF the San francisco heai Es1ate
tx
The morning call., 1891-03-11

ucnnO COTTAGE RESIDENCE, OF z
u OtOU. rooms. bath, laundry all the latest
modern improvements; sunny side of Waller st,
Deyisadero: size Of lot 25:9Nl37 80; for fur
MONTGOMERY St.
The morning call., 1891-03-11

WOOD AND COAL YARD; ESTABLISHED 30
VI years; business of S700 a month 3 horses,
Nagons this IS genuine paying business. For par
The morning call., 1891-03-11
G2oO BLACKsATTH BUSINESS; PARrNEB


- Ut)U. partner wanted: frst-ciass place: large
business day and night; trade SIS to $50 per day;
best location; right in center OF city; leading BUSH
ness street; elegantly fitted up large stock; every
thing on hand splendid bar; no such bargain ever
offered IS cheap at $1,000; must have help: first
offer refs IL. GEO STEW Art. 135 kearnY ST II
The morning call., 1891-03-11

600 nAoasSisF new d4y noGse Of
rooms bath. salon parlor, laundry servants room
large dry basement elegant Tie and bric-a-bae
mantels: electric bells speaking tubes, etc; lot
size 26:6xIUO: easy terms: part cash: balance in
monthly installments; furniture carpets, etc, can
be purchased. BoYEE, TOY Il CO., 10 Montsom-
The morning call., 1891-03-11
STORES no LET.

200 IN LARGE STORE AND FINE LIZ
u Ii ~. ing rooms at 1929 Market St. neae
Sanchez. Apply on premises, or to 7. z. R!ORDaN,
652 Market ST. miro Il
The morning call., 1891-03-11

HALF OF STORE To LEI; CHEAP. io4O NJ
IL Allister st. mrlO "a
ZINE STORE AND 8 LIyING-RooMs. 40
It Third ST mrg SIS
The morning call., 1891-03-11

u OUO Balance in monthly nstallments.
Just completed handsome Eastlake residences 10
rooms, bath. laundry and finished BASEMENT par
lOrs diuing-rOon aud halls artist:caly decorated BY
Clark & Co. modern conveaiences, such electric
bells and gas fighters, jewelry safe. speaking tubes,
ETC.: best OF sanitary plumbing; rooms are large,
commodious and well lighted; street pavea with
btHminous rock and accepted by the city; lot 25X
l06 y: east side Of Ashbury St, Waller; houses
open all day; take Haight, Oak or the Eiiis-st. car
aud get of at Ashbury St, walk block south. For
further PARTICULARS apply to O'FARRELL & LANG,
agents, IL Montgomery St, or to X. ID. Cranston,
builder and owner, on premises. mrll WeFrSu tt
The morning call., 1891-03-11

G.oGO AN ELEGANT CHICKERING UP
tNOUO. right; good as new. T. W SPENCER &
Co. 723 Market, History Building second floor. II
The morning call., 1891-03-11

n II. CUMMINGS, WITH NJ. CHASE, sue
". eessor to DIR. AUSTIN, 7l9 Market felT I'm
IRA LUDLUM HILL, I443 MARKET ST, NEAR
IL Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made; Old plates made over like new; tesfl
from 81 per set. extracting soc. gas given. & Il
The morning call., 1891-03-11

JQRooMs; DoNNIowN LoDGING-HoUsE;
u PLAIN furniture; clearing, over all expenses,
800 month; price $500; rent only $50. }. W.
DnN \ ELY A co " Market ST. mrlO SIS
The morning call., 1891-03-11

"a ILL EXCHANGE FOR ANY KIND OF A
" business 81 acres Of land in fruit vines and
pasture; 5-room house aud barn; farming imple-
ments. etc. j. w. DONNELLY il CO., III Market
streeI. mrlO 3t*
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&NhnN CALIFUKNIA ST, ILOSE TO FILL
RCcOO. more: prospective business property;
this Is positively bargain, and must be sold; good
house of rooms and bath large lot, ~ i12xl37 81;
present rent $40 properly improved this property.
with stores and flats can be made to yield hand
some income. EASToN, ELDRIDGE * co, 639
Mara ct ST mr9 st SuWePr
The morning call., 1891-03-11

G65OG BEAyER-sT FLATS NEAR ,B.. 18TH
substantial and modern improved fats of and
rooms and bath each; also large basement; rents
$50 per month; street work complete; lot Pix
Il5. BoNEE, TOY Il CO., 10 Montgomery
mr. SuMe
The morning call., 1891-03-11

GEE OUR LIST OF 500 LODGING-HOUSES
- S35O-l5 rms Mason. 81 300-On Fifth
$450-12 rooms, Howard. S65O-On Howard.
S6U0-l1 rooms Eddy. $50O-on Turk.
SSO0-2l rooms Market. SjDO-On Mission.
It's FOX ~ CO., ! Eddy st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-25
ARE SOLD At LAST.
The Scotch Mills in the Hands
Of Stirring Business Men.
IT IS FINE A PROPERTY.
viii be Ready for Operation by
the Time the New Grain
is Harvested.

The sale of the big Scotch mills in
this city, of which there has been
so much talk and rumors, has at last
been made to the Portland FIGURING
Mill company which is composed of
Theodore b Wilcox and Chas. f..
Ladd, of Portland, and a. n. Bush,
of Salem. The deeds were filed for
record with the county recorder
today. The deeds were very decisive
in the description of the property
and the rights of way which belong
to it. The consideration given in
the deeds was $4,000.
Mr.. Theodore b. Wilcox will be
head man of the mills and is one OF
the most energetic milling men in
Oregon. He is head man of the
Salem, Oregon City, Albina and
other Touring mills, and is not q
man to buy property to remain idle,
The head miller has been tele'
graphed to come on from Minueapo
lis and begin work at once in getting
the mills in condition to be operated
It's the intention to have then
running by the time the new crop o
wheat is harvested. This will give
a business hum to that part of the
capital city it has not had for several
years.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Rosedale is going.

Rosedale is going.
See city treasurer's notice of delin-
quent taxes.
Ground has been broken for the
foundation to Major Hodgkin's resi-
dence opposite the state house.
Some ofthe ornamental shrubbery
put out on the state house grounds is
dying for want of care.
o. G. Savage and Miss Rhoda
Cornish, and John Clark and Miss
Mary Falconer were granted licenses
to marry today.
Butteville will observe Memorial
day In fitting style, with an interest
ing program beginning at 1890
O'Clock in the LaRoque grove.
The Salem rose people are taking
hold of tue straw berry fair and will
run a successful rose show in connec-
ton there With next month. Salem
will shine OH that occasion as the
Bouquet City of the north Pacific
coast.
Lake Doris is permanently in
Corvallis again, and is arranging the
stock of hardware of the firm OF
r. M. Wade & Co., who are now
ready for bnsiHess, though all of
their goods have not as yet arrived.
Corvallis Leader.
Hon. NJ. J.. Chamberlin has sold
his Chemeketa street residence to
Mr.. j. r.. Dickinson, and will store
his household goods for the summer
while his family makes tour north. .
In the early fall Mr.. Chamberlin
will erect a fine house on his State
street property, adjoining Chancellor
Stratton,
The JOURNAL man is on close
track of some revelations that took
place at picnic held not thousand
miles from Salem last Thursday.
Some of The juniors about sixty
INDUCED in some pranks that in
reality ought to be written up, if for
nothing more than to expose their
hilarious conduct.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

o. P. Harry, Of Astoria, is in the
city today on business.
Miss Josie Ford, of Medical Lake
Wash, Is the guest of her cousin
Chas. Simpson, on State street.
w. w. Wherry, prominent busi'
ness man of Astoria, is in the city
on business with the land com
missioners.
Geo. F. Chamberlin, Of Albany,
the newly appointed attorney gen
eral was in the city Saturday look
ing after Office room at the capitol
and took his office oath.
Prof. NJ. V. Rork came home
Saturday evening from an extended
tour in Eastern Oregon and Wash
ington aud Claekamas counties In
the interest Of the alliance.
w. ]. Clark speDt Saturday In
salem and sunday at the Looney
farm. He returned to.Portland this
morning aud will go 70 the sound
country where he will probably lo-
cate.
Glen r. Frisby, Of Chicago, a eolls-
&, ~ Charley Weller, has accepied
nositlon in Weller's grocery store
ins viii make Salem his future
hoa,e' His family h with hinl'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-25

out by fly in right field and Stanley
10y fly in left field.
Laugford and Dowell struck ont
and Reed made first, but Rankin
struck out leaving him on third.
Riley led aud made two base hit
which was the first in the game,
He lost on third. Porter went out
by fly caught by Dowell on first.
Leveque failed 70 reach first on ball
picked up by man on third.
Neale and Jones failed to reach
first on slow ground balls picked up
within the square and Swartz struck
out.
The eighth opened with Coleman
at bat, who took his base on balls.
Conley followed and made a two
base hit and put Coleman to third.
Booth made good play and Cole
man came in. Mimic made a short
fly which caught Booth on third
and Uonley came in. Stanley lost
on first and Riley struck out.
Fabel made first on slow pick up
by Booth. Bellinger went out by
fly caught by shortstop. Langford
was caught by fly to second and
Fabel lost by double play to first.
In the ninth inning Porter anC
Leveque each made a score which
gave the home team ten tallies
Coleman, Conley and Booth mad,
outs.
Dowell opened the last half of tn,
ninth and lost by fly to Booth OF
third. Reed took his base on ball
as did Rankin. This gave then
two men OIL bases which made then
enthusiastic of making a good run
Neale sent a fly to center field whicl
was taken by Minto and Rankin
was caught on first by doubl
play. This ended the contest wit
the Staver 81 Walkers with onl
four tallies against ten for the HON
team.
The Salems, as now composed,
a stronger team than the StaVer
, Walkers, was the general opinion {
all those who saw the game playe
Sunday. Two of the four tallie
made by the latter were by an error
while the Salems run in a numbe
of hard earned tallies. Riley, tn
new man from Santa Rosa, VIII
made his first appearance in thi
game, is a good ball player. He i
one of the strongest men in tn
team in running.
There was considerable kicking
against the umpiring by the Port
land boys. While it may not hav'
been very close, the decisions wer'
not partial to either side, and a.
many errors were in favor of one
team as the other.
The return game will be played il
Portland next Saturday and Sun
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