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NOTICE.

AsBEv1IiEi Jan. Is, i6s0.
The undersigned give notice to
the public that hunting On their
lands and premises Ia, henCeforsh,
prohibited. Any one tresspassine
on their properties will he prese
cuted to the full extent Of the law
ADRrEN NUNEz,
w. w. KUEHLlNe.
DR.. LEcUgUx.
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Csnssitu1fdm de lssts6 - 1@
ESvasahma,

Cemssitutfdn de lsEtm6 8a 10
LSHasaamR.
ARTICLE LEILA I~Iegislathfe
pourra accorder des privileges OF
charles ds lotteries pourvu que,
chaque charte ca privilege pale 80
moiHs $40, O0C par an, en- argent,
au trAsor de PEtat; ct PoURyU DE
FLUs. QUE ToUTEs CHARITIES E1PIRER.
ONT LIE Ter JANvEB 1895; A. PARTIR
DE CETTE DATE TOUTEs Lotteries
soNT PRoHIBEEs DAMS L'ETAP,
Les $4,000 que Ia Loterie de
10 Louisiana doit payer G'apres les
conditions de 10 charte 'qui sui 0 see
accordee en- 1868, superintendent
q lHopital de Charlie de h Non.
veIle Orleans ct cette charte ess
recenuue CONNIE obligatoire par
rEfat, pour 10 periodic de temps
y speciiee q Perception de Ia clause
lui 'accordaht urn monopole qui est
abrog3e, ct tohtes lois '~contraires
aux prescriptions de Get article soht,
par leo presentes, declarsss uu1les
ct non avenues; PoURvU qUB ID dits
.eompagnie e~nregissra, dams leo go
|Sdars Qai 'suivont 10 ratification de
cetfe Constitution, "a bureau du
Secretaire d'Etat. une fenonciagion
'ecrite Q tout CO qui D trait . an
monopole.
Des sommes additionellee, grove.
nant DIES licenses sccordees aux
lotteries, lHopital de Charlie de
Shreveport recevra Sl0,0O annnel.
cement, ct lie reliquat sera partag9,
chaque aimee entire les diverses
Paroisses de l'Etat, M profit dc
leurs Gcoles.
AR4tcLE l72.-Le jeu est declare
etre an vice ct rAssemblee Generate
passera des lois pour SO s~uppressioa.
Ce'4ui suit et On extrait de Ia
platforme DemocratiQue de l'EeaA,
adopt6e en- Decembre 1883, ct sur
laqnelle S. D. McEnery ct Clay
Kaoblock ont etc choisis ct elus'
Governor ct lieutenant GodverEes
a l'election 1ui q en- lieu en- Avril
1884. IL sera remarQu6 Que lee
mots LA Consultation etc." jasQu'a'
ct iHcluant les mot "~entravant 10
legislation" sont COPPER .hhots pour
mots du message do Gouverneuf
NcEnery q la legislature co 1882.
Mons nous 66clarons hostiles d
toutes lotteries, La Constitution
declare que ie jea est nm vice nsau-
ellie l'encourage sons pa forine
Ia plus p~ernieiedse, non settlement
co induisant Ia violation de Ia fol
donn9e ct la dissipation dams l'aspi.
o s'enrichir par lee chances
do hazard, mais 81, demoralisant Ia
societ&, en- corrohnptant Ia p0litioue
ct en- entravant la legislation, ct
nous demahdons que la legislature
qui sera clue q l'election prochaine
prentae les mesnres legales quiz
Beront ne~cessaires pour supprimsr
CO vice.
Quill soft rssoiu que ie travail
Dies criminels condarnn6s al peniten.
cier de l'Etat, devrait etre appro.
ct assigh6 O lentretien des
publiques ct que &c travail,
par telle legislation qni pour.
RAFT etre jugee D~ecessaire soft sous
Ia direction ct 10 controle dcs
8uthoritee de l'Etat.
Lee membres dGmocrates de 10
legislature devraient etre capsules,
Dc reconnaitre la voix du pe6ple.
particulierement celle du pehple
ct blanc de pEtat, ct les
de leurs mandats contebus
Jams les extraits cidesds de 10 Cons
ct de Ia platform du parti.
" IL -
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-03-21
GEO K. BRADFORD,
Land 1tty, Surveyor. and
Notary Public

RAYNE, = : La,
Lands Bought and Sold. State and
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ON the receipt OF.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08
Slrane llronnan for Divorce.

Oregonian, 9th. Mrs. Adda ID.
Bush has begun action for divorce
In the circuit court against Danlel
T.. Bush, "a well.to-d0 farmer living
In Washington county, The com
plaint filed BY Mrs, Bush n a vol.
luminous document, aud sets forth In
detail the many causes which have
led her 10 ask for the separation.
The parties t0 the suit were married
In this city February 7, lsSs, at
which time the plAiutiit WAS en-
gagged la the hairlressing business.
Mr.. Bush, In addition 10 following
the oecupalion Of farmer supplied
the metnopolis with llrvwood, Pre-
vious 90 the marriage, according TO
the allegations Of the plaintiff, the
defendant was "lavlsh la his affect
ions and bland aud mwnlng in his
manner. lie was NJ apparently sol.
icllous for her welfare that he would
not LEI the winds Of heaven visit her
too roughly. p Bul after the mar
riage this, she claims, proved 10 be
bnt''guile, deception and hypocrIsy,h
The defendant became cruel and In.
human 10 his treatment Of her,aud
was "demonlcal Ia his nature aud
pervese Ia hls disposition At a.
yers times aud places he treated her,
In the presence Of many witnesses, la
a iisgFaoefal way and addressed her
Ia the vllest language, Ills remarks.
she alleges. inslnuaied her unfai,h,
fulles aud wee often thrcats
against her rllfe, shs asks, la addi.
tion 90 adecFce ~ divorce, ,fara lawful
division of the property, $500 worth
of which ls Ia her name.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08

Dickens is most thought Of as novelist,
but his career as editor, II less dwet upon,
was hardly less distinguished in his service
first 70 Household Words aud then To All
the Year Round, Except during his brief
connection with the Daily News, he was
never the editor Of daily Journal, but in
the record, which his son furnishes in the
English Illustrated Magazine, of his meth
ods Of editing a weekly journal and Of deal.
ing with his contributors, it is found that
Dickens set mp the highest standard possi-
bic, and brought all of his iudomltable en-.
ergy aud capacity for taking pains into the
service OF tho weekly magazine. He was
the model editor in his chosen field, exact.
ing but cousiderate, and III his correspond
enoe with all contributors was as kindly as
Il was with the American lady whose con.
ulouaons he took In hand and commented
ON, his relations 20 his c0-laborers must
have been choice Illustrations Of his kind
ness OF heart and Of the conscientious dis.
charge Of bis relations 20 others.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08
FAREWELL SPECIALIST.
How Melancholy Loafer Makes Himse
/ Useful to Busy Men.

How u Melancholy Loafer Makes Himself
Useful to Busy Men.
The other morning, says Puck, as the de-
parting Cunard steamship was casting of
its lines and swinging out into the stream,
an ederly-lookng business man hastily en-
braced lady who was one OF the passen-
gers and rushed down the gang plank to
the wharf.
Going hurriedy up 10 a melancholy loafer
who was watching the busy crowd, the gen
tleman drew him behind pile of freight
and said:
"Want to earn dollarp'
"You bet.n
"You see that lady in black on the bridge
thereln said the citizen.
Cert
"Well, that's my wife, going to Europe.
Now, Of course, she'll expect me to stand
here for the next twenty minutes, while the
steamship is backing and filling around so
as TO wave my handkerchief and watch her
out Of sight. Seei'
81 ketch on, boss"
"Well, I'm too busy to fool around here +;
stock 20 buy, biz 20 attend TO. She's little
near-sighted; 80 IN just hire you to wave
this Handkerchief instead. It's a big one
with u red border, and as long as he sees it
she'll thiuk It's me. Come up TO 202 Wall
street when they are wel Off and Iii pay
you"
"S'posin' she looks through telescope or
suthin'm
"ln that case you'u have to bury your
face in the handkerchief and do the great
weepactn
"Thatll be fifty cents extra"
"All right Time is money Look sharp
now! You can kiss your hands few
times at, say, one dime per kiss" and snap
ping his watch the over-driyen business
man rushed of.
We print this affecting little incident TO
call attention to the fact that the man thus
employed has gone into the business regu-
larly He is now professional fareweler,
and business men and others can save valu-
able time and yet give their departing rel
atives an enthusiastic send-off by applying
70 the above specialist any steamship day.
Go early 10 avoid the rush.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08
!. c,p.x DAILY PAPER.

An esteemed subscriber sends the
JouRSAL following notei Of da'e o'n
Jan:
Tn Yesterdays issue OF the jour
NAL. A whole column y gwen
10 an article With the caption: AN
AwYrI CRIME. The ugly facts on
which the article was based were
cleaned from the proceedings OF a
eourf. sitting, for decency's sake
with cloeed doors. Does the JOUR
NAL do well by paradlng before the
best families in the city, particulars
which the court thought harmful 70
the pubIic2 II Salem is the moral
eitv its reputation calls for, II de
serves al least one clean daily pap
per.
A clean newspaper Is one that is
clean In It's sentiments and tenden-
denotes. and reasonably clean In Its
news department. II is an impossi'
bility 70 conceal ali the indecencies
and immoral crimes that are com
miited. In this case a full report
Was given in the most careful Ian
R4Isge possible, at the special request
Of the prosecuting attorney. The
influence Of publicity was especially
desired by the public authorities anC
the people In the vicinity where thu
crime was committed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08
Capital National Bank.

We publish in another column
the report of the condition of the
Capital National Bank of Salem. as
called for by the comptroller OF the
Currency at the close Of business, on
the 18th day Of December, a. ID.
1890, showing very prosperous ana
safe condition, and in conpari-
son with former statements, show
ing remarkable growth In its busi-
ness. Notwithstanding the present
sringency in money, the world over.
the item Of deposits in this bank
show a gain Of over $4,000, com
pared with their statement as pub
lished one year ago, aggregating
now a quarter Of a million dollars.
Able management, and courteous
treatment Of its customers, has made
this the leading bank Of the city
President Wallace, and Cashier AL
bert are wide-awake, enterprisinl
citizens and both take an active par
in all meritorious enterprises look
ing to the development Of the ricl
resources Of the Willamette valley
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
How the Onense was Punished by
fs.orvta Justice Of the Peace.

How the Omense was Punished by
Georgia Justice Of the Peace
81 stopped at an out-of-the-way cabin in
Georgia" said tourist 70 the ArkansaW
Traveller, "to git er drink OF water. l
noticed a number Of men, in short sleeves
and wearing bed-tlck suspenders, sitting
under tree They were gathered about
pine table upon which | noticed several
volumes Of patent-ofice reports. did not
know that the assembly was one Of solemn
ceremony until l asked for drink Of
water. Then a gaunt man with a long
neck and eyes that wore an expression OF
dead set looked up and said:
"Air you from sich uncivilzed country
that you don't know how TO behave your
self when court is in session.
"'Excuse me- answered, Il did not
know that this was court
"But it is. sab, and / want you TO un-
derstand it. You have come up here an
throwd a chunk under the wheels OF
jestice A man is drawd up here on trial
fur his life.'
" You don't mean to say that this is a
court Of such serious jurisdictionP
ayes, do mean to say it and II you even
hint that don't I'll send you TO jail for con
tempt
'fafuOn uei uO hOO mSoh " w -
fensive'
"'Good thing you don't, I'll tell you that
"'May l ask why you are trying this
mani
"'Yes; he stole set Of plow gear
"But is that capital offenseP
"T don't know what sort Of offense you
call capital, but when a man steals gear in
| this community why that settles it with
| him.
"'Pardon me, but that isn't law.
"'Mout not be in a uncivilized community
but it is here.'
"'Are you a circuit judgeF
"'Worse than that; am iestice OF the
peace
"'But under the law you have no author
fly 10 sentence a man 10 death
"'Ha, you dispute my authorityf Ar
Constable, arrest this man.
"a man stepped forward and placed hi
hand on my shoulder. You are under ar
rest, said he. Try to git away, and III
hurt you"
81 saw, by the determined faces abou
me, that l was in serious predlcament
Gentlemen said /, you surely would no
harm an innocent man. YOU
"sThat's enough, the judge broke in
you have come along here and have triet
TO overthrow our local self-government. BE
cession was grave offense, but nothing
compared 10 this. You have committee
, treason. Mr.. Constable, have you got
roper
IL began to beg. l told them that wa
their friend. l said would do any thin
for them.
"I am inclined TO excuse your ignorance
said the Judge, but what assurance ca
you give US - what proof that you respec
our local rights, generously granted TO u
by the constitution Of the United States 2
"'Gentlemen, l have nothing but goo
! will. /
: "'What have you gotin your saddlebags
= "'Nothing but two quarts of whisky thd
,, , l bought for medicinal purposes
! "'Briug it and giveit to us as pledge
, good faith ~
81 did so and as l rode away congratl
. lated myself upon my escape. Short
afterwards, upon arriving at village,
told the story Of my adventure. The crow
: in the post-office laughed That is a favo
ite joke Of those fellows man remarke,
l They never fail TO get a stranger
4 f,yhiglyyy ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08
NEW HAMPsHIRE.

IDAHO AGAINST THE FORCE BILL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE cleo
tions bill advocates say that Shour
aud Mcconnell voted inadvertently,
and had no desire TO defeat the cleo
tionsbill. They were, it Is explained, i'm
the restaurant when the silver sena-
tors rushed In upon them and said,
"Here In an opportunity to help sil.
yer,r and rushed them up, when
they voted "aye" without under
standing the effect on the elections
bill. A republican paper severely
scorched all republicans who voted
with the democrats and has this "a
ay Of Shoup and Mcconnell:
"The friends OF the elections bill
never for moment supposed that
Mr.. Shoup and Mr.. Mcconnell, af'
ter the contest that had been made
IN the senate for the admission OF
IDAHO, would be such base ingrates
az to vote against their party. II
W as not believed that they were
men capable Of doing such thing,
but il seems that the friends OF the
bill were mistaken. The democrats
raised objections to the admission of
Mr.. Mcconnell, and they proposed
TO debate the matter when II came
up, but to-day MIR. Mcconnell was
swoIn In without IA democra; raising
u single word OF objection, and this
was thought by republicans not In
the secret to be a remarkable thing.
but the explanation was furnished
two hours later, when the Idaho
senators voted with the democrats
against the bill to which the fepub-
lican party stood pledged in three
successive national conventions. -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08

STATE BOARD OF COMMERCE.
The state board OF commerce will
hold meeting Ia this city, begin.
mag Jau. 18th inst, and will prob
ably be In session two or three days.
The executive board will hold their
business meeting In the rooms OF the
Salem Board Of Trade and the con.
ventiun will indeavor to procure the
opera house for the meetings IL
all the delegates who have been
appointed lay the various boards OF
tmde ofthe state attend, the number
viii be about $50, The convention
will consider the internal Improve
monts aud the matter OF state eappro-
priation for the Oregon exhibit at
the Chicago Columbian Exposition,
also the matter Of inducing desirable
immigration to Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08
The Pulpit and the stage.

Rev. r. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Bretbern Church. Blue Mound, Ark,
saws: II feel 1t my duty TO tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs were
badly diseased, and my Pensioners
thought I could live only a few weeks
/ took five bottles Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery aud am sound and well,
gaining % lbs in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
"After thorough trial and convinc-
ing evidence, | am confident DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, beats 'em all, aud cures when
every thing else fails. The greatest
kindness can do my many friends
is to urge them to try it." Free
trial bottles at Fry's drug store.
Regular size 50cents and 81.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-08
The City Finances.

EDIToR JoURNAH The report OF
the city treasurer contains some sur
prlsiug items. That Of the floating
debt OF the city In the shape of "un-
Cancelled warrants" drawing eight
per cent interest Is among them.
And the idle balance Of So, 755.69 In
cash in the city treasury Is not the
least Of them. II the treasury Is
administered Ia the interest of the
city why have not $676O Of these
warrants been collected, paid, and
interest thereon stopped? And why
has not the Sl,0S5.7s "uncollected
sewer assessments" been collected
and applied on that many warrants
aud the interest upon them stopped
The city has paid the contractor foI
the sewers In It's warrants, and the
contractor has had them endorsed
mot paid for want Of funds" max
ing them draw eight per cent inter
est. The parties whose "sewer az
sesments" are not paid pay no in
terest. Why are they not collected
at once. and applied on the war
rants2
The rapid accumulation OF the
city's floating debt, notwithstand
iug a considerable increase la th'
revenues, and the raising Of tho
levles to the highest limit allowed
by the charter, does not reflect credit
upon the outgoing city govern
ment. DoEs W.