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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

"The monotony of certain lines OF
business and slight use of the mental
faculties consequent upon familiarity
of simple, unvarying routine, said an
observant gentleman, soon gives a
stolid, apathetic, half idiotic cast to
the human countenance. Take any
body who has little or no variety in
his daily life, and in short time his
face is as blank as piece of putty.
"A wooden impassiveness of feature
takes the place of what we term ex-
preston, and the intellectual powers re-
lapse into that dormant state that
characterizes alike the savage and the
idiotic. You will see the same thing in
the idle. listless man about town, who
is too lazy to work or think, and hasn't
enough energy or even inclination &c
be bad. 1t is irritating to talk to such
people. The restless, nervous man OF
keen intellectual edge who comes in
contact with them chafes inwardly and
sometimes outwardly.
Half the trouble and friction that
arises between individual members OF
the great, active, hustling public and
officials of various lower grades is from
this very fact. Neither the offender
nor the offended understands the seat
of the difficulty in dealing with each
other. New York Herald.
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NOTICE.

THE Republican legal voters of the City
Il of Salem are hereby notified that the
city primaries election will be held in the
First, second, Third ana Fourth wards on
saturday, November 2Sth 1891, for the pur
pose of putting in nominauon candidate
for city Councllmen TO be voted for at tn,
coming city election to be held on Monday ,
the eth day of December, 1891, the polls of
the said primaries to be opened at the
hour orr O'clock p. m, and close at 7 o'clOck
p. m. and the following named judges were
appointed by the committee and the places
OF holding ana conducting the primaries
named as follows:
First ward-Mansion House; Judges, VIM,
Waldo, Henry Croft, David McCully.
Second wPrd-Old { ourt House; judges.
Freemon Folsom, CharleslClaggett, III. A.
johnson.
Third ward-Justice Bachelors ONCE,
opera house; Judges, ID. simpson, Wernt T
Brey nan. L q. barker
Fourth ward-Ellis y Whiteleyis livery
stable; judges h, Bridges, ID. l.. Green,
| Mylie a. MoOres
The judges oftheir respective wards shall
appoint two competent peasons to act as
clerks OF said primaries.
The primaries will be conducted under
the provisions OF the act of the legislative
assembly of The state of Oregon.
BY order of the committed.
JAS. BACHELOR, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

VNHE Democratic legal voters of the CITY
Il OF salem are hereby notified that the
city primaries election will be held in the
t1rst, second, Third and Four h wards on
Monday, November so lS0l, for the pur
pose OF putting In nomination candidates
Tor Guy Oouncilmen 10 be V, ted for at the
eomln city election 10 be held on Monday.
the TN day OF December, ls9l, the polls oi
the sa primaries TO be opened al tie neur
OF o'clock p, m and close q o'clock ~
ul ana the following named Judges were
appointed by the committee aud the place
1i holding and conducting the primaries
panled as follows:
First ward-Mansion House; Judges. w.
n II. Waters, ID. r. Wagner " u. I1Arcv
second ward-Old C,fnrt House. iudges
tn, N Mller, VIM. Iasker, " r. lurans
ihnd ward-Justice RatchelOr's ofdca
nl~fa house; Judges, @. q. NanM aguer -
q. Nielsen. q. Steiuer -
Fourth wl,rd-kllis 4 whttley's Hverv
s,s; ladses, I. b, walt, Jap Ellis j.
Ihe laises Of their respective wards shsl,
elEllnl Two oompeient persons to act a.
eislA KS on s3ic rumuries.
tne primaries Will be c0nducte.t under
tne ltaf islons oi The act OF tn lralsla, IN.
asseno,y Oi The STATE Of Oregon.
~ order OF The COmmittee
JOHN GRAY, Chairman
W. j. OAhCf, SECRETARY,
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A Physician In Every Menagerie.

All keepers are supposed to study the
needs and ailments of the animals un-
der their charge, and they understand
the best methods to coax their dumb
friends into submission; but in addition
to these keepers every circus and me-
nagerie has one or more physicians who
prescribe for the sick animals An im-
ported wild animal is too valuable to
lose without an effort to save its life,
and all that science knows is brought
into requisition to cure it of any com
plant. New York Epoch.
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City Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a city el6c c.
~ tion of the city of Salem, Oregon. will
be he d in the several wards Of the city of
salem, Oregon, on Monday Dec ber7, 1891 i,
and that the polls of tue several wards Will
be opened at the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon and will be closed at the Dur OF
o'clock in the afternoon of said day for
the purpose of electing one alderman n
the first ward to succeed Alderman e. N.
LAHORE and for the term of two years; and
one alderman to succeed Alderman j. j.
Murphy 10 fill the uneXPired term of or e
year; one alderman in the third ward 10
succeed Alderman VI NJ. Brown; ana one
alderman in the fourth ward to succeed Al
derman .. ID. Hutton. The places of hold
ing said election IN the several wards OF
said city are as follows:
First ward, at the Mansion House; Sec.
ond ward, at the old Court House; Third
ward. at the Opera House; Fourth ward, at
Ellis IL W hitney's stable.
dated at salem, Oregon, this 9th day ol
November, 1891 NJ, K. GoODELL,
ll-2Std Recorder of the city of salem, Or
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Peace ON Earth

Is not the boon NOuchsufed 90 the chronic
nervous invalid. Slight noises startle him,
Oddano unoN peted senstti ions nerpleN him.
hc neither sleeps Soundlg uoc eats heartily
he Is almost Inv ihly tnluhled with avs
pepsi0 hat shOuld he doe Begin aud
persue systemnticalI y a c,snrse OF Host L
ter.s Stol arh RiuFrs. With digestion fortt.
the nerves grog tranquil aud iha rest ok
llie returns, A bless a ,nEnmmation la.
deed, and not only eflcctuslly, hut ploas-
Rntly wrought by The bittors Rnlousness.
malaria rntumallsui. kidney complaint are
also VrcSruted Hnt cured bN this Sovereign
regulating nvaieiuf, 10y d ai once II y 'Iir
nerves arc out cf older, ana II their weak
eases. a superb appeuzer and promoter
ofsonnd repose
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Gypsiea as Players.

From their first appearance down to
the present the gypsies have been great
players and second rate actors and it
is asserted by one writer that there is
not theater or music hall in England
or America that does not include one
or more persons of gypsy descent. In
this country many of them conduct
small circuses or travelling shows, which
they erect in the woods where they
pitch their camps, and charge a nom
inal sum for admission. George E.
Walsh in New York Epoch.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28
yoNss PRIVATE ARGUMENT.

That air same Jones which lived III 'O"e9'
He lad this uint about him; -.
rte,S -,vear. with a hundred sighs ana sroan7
Thai farmers must stop gittin loahs'
And git along without EN-
That bankers. warehousemen ana sioh
was flttening on the planter
Ana tennessee was rotten rich
s..t Ia, meat and corn. all which
Drs,sed money to Atlanta
And the only thing. says Jones' to DO
H. cat mo meat that's boughten'
Rrt t.ar up every /. o. L..
And plant all corn and swear lot
Ter ouit a-raising cotton.
THIS .bouted Jones whar folks could hear
Az court and other satherins'
And thu. kept spOutin many year.
proclaiiuin loudly far. and near
sicb dddlesticks and olatherlhs'
Put one ALFRED sweatin day
II barprued was hoein
Nv lower corn field, which it lay
,ICng-ide the road that runs my way
Whar can see what's goin.
And after y O'Clock had come
felt kinder faggin,
And laid myself n'neath plum
To let my dinner settle sum,
When long come Jones Wagglh'
And Jones was settin in IL so,
A rcadin Of a paper;
His mules was goin powerful slow
Fur both the lines he had tied to
The staple Of the scraper.
The mules they stopped about a roo
From me aud went to feedin
Iougside the road, upon the sod,
But Jones (Which he had took a tod,
Not KNOWN, kept readin.
And presently says he: Hits true,
That Ciisby'- head is level.
Tbar's one thing farmers all must 90
To keen themselves from going tew
Bankruptcy and the devil
sNIor. corn, more corn; must plant les
ground,
And mustn't eat what's boughten;
Next year they'll do it; reasonin's SOUND,
And cotton'H fetch bout dollar pound;
Tharfore I'll plant all cotton"
Savannah News.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

There l. no one article in the line of medi-
cines that give so large return Tor me
plastsr. such as Garter IS Smart weed ana
Belladonaa backache plasters.
Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use Car
ter's Little Nerve PHI, which are made ex-
sufferers. Price 25 cents.
Women with pale, co'orless faces, who
feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily vigOr by using
Carriers Iron Pills, which are made for the
bleod, nerves and complexion,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

We desire to say to our citizens
that fer years we have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
Buklen's AruIca Salve aud Electric
Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfac-
tion. We do not hesitate to guar
antee them every time, and we
staud ready to refun6 the purchase
price. if satisfactory results do not
follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. at Fry's
Druggist.
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Asa preventive and cure for Group
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
no rival. 1t is, in fact, the only
remedy that en- always be depend.
ed uuou and that is pleasant and
saft. to rake. There is not the least
danger in giving it to children, as II
contains no Injurious substance
For sale at so cents per bottle by
Geo. +. Good.
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Chamois skins are not derived from
the chamois, as many people suppose,
but are the flesh side of sheepskin The
skins are soaked in limewater and in a
solution of sulphuric acid; fish oil is
poured over them and they are care
fully washed in a solution of potash.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

WANTED Hides, pelts and furs,
and all the fat Thanksgiving tur-
keys and other poultry in Polk and
Marion counties. Highest cash
price paid at Dawson d Whites
wholes lie and retail fish, game and
poultry depot, "a Court street, Salem.
Oreoon. I'LL 4w
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1t has been proved that wasps nests
sometimes take fire from spontaneous
combustion-the chemical action of the
wax upon the inhammable material of
the nest. This fact may account for
some of the strange fires which occur
In barns and storehouses.
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Mo.aultoes Not Afrala of AllIrator..

Mosquitoes Not Afraid of AlligatOrs.
1t has been said that mosquitoes OBJ
ject to the strong smell of the alligator,
but if this be so they can overcome
their dislike when there is a chance of
a draft of human blood, for Humboldt
relates that while dissecting large al
ligator, eleven feet long, the odor of
which infected the surrounding atmos-
phere, he and his assistants were fear
fully stung. g.-Knowledge.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

The average expectation of life on the
principle of heredity may be found, ae-
cording to statistieian, by adding the
ages of a mans parents and grand
parents, II dead, and dividing the result
nv siV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

The greatest artesian well in the
world has been struck in South Dakota.
1t is 900 feet deep. The water pres
sure is PCS pounds per square inch, aud
Its fiow Is from 5000 to 10000 gallons
per minute
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CHILD-STEALING.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-At
about 1880 o'clock Thursday night a
servant of ID. II. Beets, the mill
llonaire cattleman, of this city, dis
appeared from the house, and at the
same time the 2.year-oId boy of Mr..
Beats was missing. Search was
made, but no trace of either could be
found. The police were notified,
but have failed to locate either. 1t
is thought the child was kidnapped
for reward.
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THAV ARDUCTION.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2S,-Albert
King and his wife Lizzie King, alias
Lizzie Smith, were brought before
the justice this morning, charged
with the abduction of the son OF
David T. Beals. Prisoners plead
mot guilty" to the charge. They
could not give bond and were COM
mitled to Jail.
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THE scro FIRE.

ALBANY, Or, Nov. 2s.-(Special
TO THE JoURNAL) The Touring
mill, electric light works, and
water works, Of f. Coin. at SGio,
we're entirely burned at 10 o'clnck
this morning, with about 1900
bushels Of wheat belonging to farm
ers aud Coin. Loss S2). go To So,
900; insurance $1,000 only on tlU.
mill. The fire started rom friction
on the belts in the top Of the build
ing.
The wheat was stored in gnnd
warehouse attached.
THE FIRE AT sCIO.
ALBANY, Or, Nov. - Special
to JOURNAL: The fire At Scir
started from dynamo in the mill
of f. Goan. The water wori 8
electric light WORKS and lj,0On
bushels Of wheat were burre |.
Insurance $1,000, of which $500 is
IN the Guardian and Lyon and
$500 in the Albany company.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28
THE COLD WAVE.
Cold Weather and Snow in the
Eastern States.

Stabbed by a Drunken Man, Killed
a Policeman, Killed by a Loco
motive, John Brown Home, Sold
His Wife, Shot by a Boy, Robbed
His Father, Easy Divorce, For
eign and State News Etc.
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ABDUCToR ARRESTED.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2s.-The
mysterious King, alias Dennis alias
SPINDLE, who It is said returned
Bears kidnapped child, was AZ
rested this morning. He is the
chief consplrator IN the abduction.
STABBED BY A DRUNKEN MAN.
FRESNO, Cal, Nov. 2S.-Fultou
q, Berry, who was stabbed In the
neck at Pollasky, was able to pro-
coed To San Francisco Thursday
night. His wound was severe, the
jugular vieH being exposed but not
cut. IL was narrow escape from
death, Berry Is one OF the directors
of the Mountain railroad, and, rs an
officer, was taking charge of the
barbecue, when the drunken man,
VINO had been taken from the table.
stabbed him.
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Notice to Contractors,

rNHE Board of trustees OF the asylum in
| vite bids for an addition and repairs
TO the chapel and kitchen of the asylum.
lans and specifications may be seen at
the office of c. >. McNally, architect, Sa-
lem, Or. The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved. Bids will be opened at Il
O'Clock a. m, Tuesday. December l, 1891.
SYLVESTER PENNOYEk,
GEO. ". MCBRIDE,
PHIL. MEISCHAN,
WIN MUNLY, Board OF trustees.
clerk of board. IL % I'd
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MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S. S.-Wheat
Season $l.93.
PORTLAND, Nov. 2S.-Wheat val
ley $1.65 C9 $l.7O; Walla Walla SLIGO
@$l.05.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-At close wheat
steady cash 9lJ; Dec. 92i "a Z May
99l a. Z.
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REsIpENcE BuRNs.

FREsN CaL, Nov. 2S-The
elegant residence aud contents of w.
N. oothout, Fix miles east Of Fresno,
was burned this morning, Loss
$4,000. Insurance Sll 900. A faulty
fiue is supposed to be the cause.
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Willamette University,
SALEM, OREGON,

A-hi ODEOONi
Is Just tue place to go for first.class
education, Its Normal Course offers
every advantage of any normal
school with all the benefits of degree
ana state diploma and many spec
Excellent courses for business
college, Preparatory, ,College, Arr, Mu-
S,S, theology, Law, Medicine aud
Pharmacy.
second term opens Nov. 18Th.
lniFd term aiens t'eb. I, 1892.
For circular address,
REV. GEO. WHITAKER,D. d.
President.
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telegraph Office in this city, and is
unmarried. He called at Mrs. Vim
cents and asked if Miss Mcfarland
lived there. 1t is a double house,
and that young lady has just moved
next door. Mrs. Vincent, who ans.
wered the call, said shortly: "I
know you; give it to him Bert" T"
Jones who has an impediment in
his speech, tried to explain, but be
fore he could do so, the boy, who is
only l5 years old, drew a revolver
and began firing. One ball entered
Jones abdomen, and another lodged
in his leg. The wounded man was
found in a critical condition 10y pass
ers-by, aud the police were Informed.
The Vincents were taken into Gus
tody, and Jones was removed to the
hospital.
ENTIRE FAMILY GONE.
CHADRoN, Neb., Nov. 2s. s.-The
death Of Charles Barnett, a farmer
aged 40 years, living about four miles
south of here, is the end Of "a chapter
of fatalities which is out of the usual
run. Teh weeks ago the Barnett
family numbered eight people. They
were Charles aud his wife and five
children and Miss Martha Barnett,
his sister. One after another Of
hese have all died, and today not a
soul remains of the family. Tie
youngest, child, was the first to be
taken. Diphtheria, in a malignant
form, attacked the babe, and il died
within two days, followed 10y the
next child with the same disease one
day later. The other children were
attacked, but all recovered with the
exception of the eldest, who was
slow in convalescing. He took cold
Just when it was thought he WAS
getting well, and died. The next
day one Of the remaining children
fell from the top of the barn, and
when found its neck was broken.
On returning from the funeral the
team ran away and threw Mrs. Bar
nett and her sister-in-law from the
wagon, killing the latter instantly
and infiicting such injuries on the
former that she died three days
later. Two weeks ago the remain
ing child was trying to light fire.
when her clothing canght fire and
she was so badly burned that she
died. A week ago Barnett was
working in his stable, when he re-
ceived a kick from one of his horses,
from the effect of which he died the
next day, his death completing the
round of fatalities and flushing
putting the family out of existence.
He had no know relatives. The
farm reverts to the state unless there
can be found some other member of
the family.
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arn11nl1la11alIulI,,11.Hl.
at bis request the marriage was kept
n secret here. Several months ago
she was horrified to find that her
first husband was n i've, and she
quietly obtained a divorce. Hall
heard Of IL and being free, declined
10 remarry her, though he still sup
norris her. In the meantime Mr..
Hall has become engaged toa belle
of Utica, n. Y. Yesterday he was
practically sued for breach Of prom
ise by Mrs. Anderson Hall, but was
given until noon Saturday to accept
certain propositions. Mr.. Hall ad-
mits the marriage, but says that
being now free, he does not desire tH
remarry the lady, but will pay her
reasonable damages. Mr.. Hall
moves in high society and no one
suspected that be was a married
man.
THE CHOCTAW's.
PARIS, Tex, Nov. 2S.-The Choc-
taw national party held its conven
ton at AntIers, and nominated b.
Jackson, the present national secre-
tary for governor. The platform
opposes allotment.
SUB TREASURY MEMBERS.
CORsIcANA, Texas, Nov. 2S.--The
anti sub.treasury members OF The
Farmers Alliance in convention
here have reorgaDized the order
under the original charter. Th
new constitution provides for pro
hibiting any man from becoming b
member who believes, belongs, OF
aids in any way any secret organ
zation.
MINE FLOODED.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 2S.-The draii
tunnel in Ontario mine has cut int
watervein, and the mine is Hood
ed. 1t is thought operations can b'
resumed in about ten days.
WAR or RACES.
GURDoN, Ark, Nov, 2S.-The ex-
element here is intense. AS .
momentary attack by negroes l.
looked for they say whites have
been exercising the superiority toe
long and they will revise this con
dition of affairs. Citizens all g.
armed and it is said there is prepara.
tory resistance to the attack that
may be made by the blacks. Ne
groes are aroused over Tuesdays
lynchIng.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
MARsHALLTowS, Nov. 2S.-D. e.
Thomas, an employe of the Britain
Packing Company, shot and killed
John Hockeriedg, proprietor of a
boarding house here this morning
then suicided by shooting
himself through the head. No mo
tive for the murder. 1t is thought
Thomas was insane.
oBsEQUIEs or LYTToN'
PARIS, Nov. 2s,-The obsequies of
Right Hon. Edward Bulwer Lytton,
Earl Lytton, British ambassador
at Paris who died suddenly in this
city Tuesday last was held today in
the English church.
THE CzAR JOURNEY.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2S.-The
imperial family started from Crimea
ON their return journey to this city.
Crowds of ragged and starving
peasants wait at stations along the
route to present petitions to the
czarimploring help.
CUSTOM OFFICERS KILLED.
LONDON, Nov. 28.-Thrt 9 customs
officers were killed today by the p o
peIler Of steamer they were abou
to board.
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ROBBED HIS FATHER.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 28.-The
criminal annals rarely have such
chapter as that added in the case of
Reed, 16-year-old boy arrested here
Wednesday night. His father is
well-known broker living in an
arisfOcratic district on Walnut hill.
When Reed was 13, he became a
cigarette and yellow covered novel
fiend. He soon developed into a
first-class tough. One morning two
years ago, the city was startled by
the story of sensational robbery by
the use of chlOroform of Reeds
father. Detectives ran the clews
down and found that young Reed
had done it. The father declined to
prosecute, and sent the boy to an
uncle in indianapolis. In few
weeks Reed robbed his uncle ot
$500 aud fled, but was apprehended
aud sent to reform school. There
he stole tobacco, and bribed Il boy
e to bring him chloroforn, which
he used on the clerk to rob the Office
] safe, He diden't get into the safe
but got enough money to escape
e and then went South, where, Ii,
l. boldly declares, he did many jobs
D Wednesday he was arrested as {
= fugitive from justice. He glories il
J. all his actions, and will never b.
I anything but a thief.
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JonN nRowN's House.

HAGERsvowN, Md, Nov. 2S.-
Agents of the Chicago people who
brought John Browns fort at Har-
pers Ferry have bargalned with the
owners of the old Kennedy farm In
Washington county for the pdr-
chase OF the farmhouse. This
house Is situated ON the mountain
near Maryland heights, opposite
Harper's Ferry. John Brown,
under the name OF Smith, rented
this farm from Jacob Fiery, He
made the house his headquarters
aud here collected his pixies and
muskels. II is said that the house
Is 10 be carried TO Chicago along
with the fort.
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SHOT BY a BOY.

ELMIRA, n. Y, Nov, 2s.-Fnn-
ces J. Vincent, widow aud her son
Albert l.. Vincent, of No. 4S West
Clinton street, are In Jail, waiting
the result of injuries 10 Charles
Jones, caused by four bullet wounds.
JOnes IL he manager OF the Postal
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

"The Best" WIN. Brown Co.
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VXTANTED-Ou agents make slOUloosS%I
w u month selling our goods on Lllsn
merits. We want county ana gene,s,
agents, and will taEe back all sooos s,T SS0
sold if a county agent fails to clear 'i% Y,
and expenses af'er a thirty Gays WE ITnin An nj
send large illustrated circulars and lensl r
with a special offer to suit territory =, ny ns
piled fof, on receipt OFFS one cent slainP7' SaaPl
Apply at once and get in or me vsVlu. pi,,s
Address Renner Manufacturing ~, ~ n N
burg. Pa.
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PURE BRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
CHICKENS.

Fine youn chickens foy breeders. Fsgs
aitloo per s'tilvg. T. HOPPER. \ iemloT