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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-08
er.1ouIs q san FRANCISCO R.R
Trains marked thus srun daily

Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train. No. J. has Pullman car
West bound train. No. :. connects at Burton for
Pueblo. New Mexico and Southern California.
East bound No. J. is solid train to St Louis
with chair chr and Pullman sleeper. makes ConneC
tons for TT. Smith. Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East bound No. ?, night express TO st. Louis, has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket Office. Cor Main and lst street
and Union Depot Douglas avenue.
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ArcH1soy. TOPEKA & SANTA rERR..


NORTH AND EAST.
No. IA" Kansas City express
No. 4O6+ Chicago vestibuied
express. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No. 406t Missouri River. ex-
press.
No. s57 EnglewoOd express
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 407' Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. .......
No. Az Caldwell and Pan
handle expresr............
No. I03- TT. Worth, Calves
ton and Texas express. 49,.
No. 4l3S Wichita Express,
No, s57 EnplewoOd aeon.
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RAILROAD TIITET4 BLES'
MISSOURI PACIFIC H.R.

AERIVE.l LEAVE.
st. Louis Mail and EIpress..... 3;l5 II lbs p Il
Kansas City Express. 7:l0 II s:45
Winfield and KioWa Express......i sop n rs A II
Kiowa Mixed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: 5j N AIS Il
WICHITA AND COLORADO,
Colorado Mall and Express. ll:20 II $50 N
Colorado Mixed ...-......... GO p II 7:lO
Depot Second and Wichita streets: ticket or7co 10
North Main street Z. 2. BLECKLEY
passenger and Ticket Agent.
TINE TABLE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND L PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
f"Great Rock Island Route."I
In effect on and after March G. 1891.
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Situations Wanted-MGie.
lDlsr his head 10 per Inc per day.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE ROAD TO
w represent wholesale house not particular
10 Hue or territory. Address p care &. h. q
y. hotel. 1urOn, Kan. a. $
STED-POsTTIOS BY YOUNG MAN OF
w experience clerk or salesman Address
Lock box :. Leon, Kan a. %
XNANTED-BE y GOOD Man h POSIIlO% TO
w represent some responsible arm do their
Adyerti me II The soutaW est with headquarters az
" Wichita References given h. Il. DiAOu- Ia ) AN
ME avenue. Wichita han a. .
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STOLEN.
GENERAL STORAGE.
FINANCIAL.

CTORAGE-E1f0u warehouse. rev. clean asd
= almost age grcgE Near Douglas aFelue ADD
santa 70 depot Df-cs 6i7 Douglass ase. y 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Under tAis Lsas % PER LIE per car.

DR LIZ pUCs PERIODICAL PILLa TIE
u great FfsHst fefDedI ert elrtefT o. t2s eszs-
E-rbsf system anf gostirsIy CT, so2Prs.oa - -
r.shsss WsFranied TO Tr-fBetS lsa1tfi sf-la
qlefs pfIlg tsVgld % te tak~B fersg FrrEaatry
Arnsfsdar F.H company. Tggak tFeErtssaTs, Ngea
csf ~ - 0ssa.sss sspZlisa - Iasss l@STs-o
e.sI ~ igr.
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MiSceGUdHeous.

wv ANTED-COMPETENT sTFNOGBAPHERs
w and book-keepeTs VINO desire positions. 70
apply az the National Accountant and cteuogreph-
trs Bureau. CfiCe for The states Of haIisas, Colo
TaCO, Nebraska, Missouri and Texas, at the fo1th-
western LusIuess loIIeEe. lcLIla han. ~.
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FOUND.

can recover stulk Al itia Wabash avenue - paying
for its keeping and advertising. 49,
EoUND-A PURSE or MONEY FOUND. ZIP
you name il lOu NAL have T." Ia \ LaWreEcs
ave, = -
FFNAEFN UPON July 2 BLACK MARE
4 pony about lfls hands high, AhUui years oi1,
star IN forehead d. tie y g ga both hind feet and
lame IL left frout foot. No el5 Mulberry ave- West
SD no
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SCHOOLS.
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. jas. G, HARRELL,
Treats all diseases with Specific and Dosmetric
Remedies. Prescriptions flied soon made
with elegant, positive, pleasant and effectual rem
elies. Office hours. TO u a N; to p. m; to 9
evening; to $50 p Sunday. ONCE 524 Douglas
Ave. opposite Carey Hotel, Wichita, Kan. 30 mo-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the
common council of the city OF
Salem, Or, will at S O'Clock p. IN.
OF the 25th day of September, 1891, at
the common council chambers at
salem, Oregon, proceed To assess up
on each lot or part thereof liable
thereto its proportionates share of the
cost of graveling, grading, curbing,
guttering aud draining of all that
part of Commercial street between
the north side of south Mill creek to
the south side of Union street and
all that part of Court and State
streets between the west side Oi
Twelfth street and the west side of
Commercial street. You will fur
ther take notice that all persons in-
terested in any way in said assess
ments or improvements shall be
deemed TO have had due
notice Of such assessment and 10
scquiesce ia the same aud 10 waive
all objections aud informalities in
relation thereto unless said party or
parties shall appear before the com
mon council AT said time aud plsce
above specified and urge such oh
leetions as he or she may have.
Dime by order Of the common
council ofthe city Of Salem, Oregnn,
this 18th day OF September. 1891.
NJ. T.. GooDEI-L, Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
THE EAGLE SCREAMS.
The Eagle Mills of Brownsville Take
First Premium on W0olen
Manufactures.

The Eagle Woolen mills, of
Brownsville, Or, occupied the cen.
ter of the pavilion at the state fair
with beautifully arranged pyramid
Of their goods. w. r. Kirk, presi
dent, and J. Montgomery, salesman
at Portland, attended and politely
set forth their merits. Their ex-
hibit was a great attraction at tht
fair and the judges after a very close
inspection of all exhibits placed the
blue ribbon on the blanket with the
big eagle. The greatest attention
was attracted by the fine texture,
of the woods used, the combinations
of culors aud their artistic arrange
ment. The samples of chevoits
tweeds, cassimers, picquets, doesktns
and broadcloths were the peer Of
/ any goods produced in the civilized
world and Oregonians might wei
be proud of them.
The display of ready made cloth
I ing cut to fit, we'll sewn, in all styles
right from the mills, was what
caught the eyes Of all beholders. A
large stock of these solid goods is
always to be found at 164 and l6t
Second street, Portland, and at E.
c. Small's, the Salem clothier.
9.lS dat cod WIT
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23

All city cellars, and many in the
country towns and villages, are cement
ed, which under most conditions is the
safest and cleanest flooring. But in
the country, where the ground is not
poisoned from leakages of sewers or
the foul gases Of cesspools, and where,
yet further, the ground is dry and
sandy, a cellar bottom of well beaten
earth is not unwholesome, and has a
mysterious capacity for keeping fruits
and vegetables beyond that of cement
ed cellars. Such a cellar should have
boards for walks to bins, barrels and
cupboard, TO keep the housemother
from fretting over the dirt tracked
up" If these boards are occasionally
turned over when swept there will be
no trouble from dampness or saw
bugs" Raising them up slightly from
the ground by inch cleats nailed to the
under side of the boards is another and
better method. -Harper's Bazar
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
THE GERMAN BARBER HEARD fso~

He Has an Adventure and Some Advice
which He Thinks Of Public Value
lyon need not touch my hair-it's
all right said the reporter. ''and I'm
in a hurry =,
.vel. den. III ehoost comb it a leedle
nj; der brush replied the German
barber. "uud dot will gif me dime to
tell Ieedle story alretty-
.guinph.~ from the reporter.
lis aDowl guns und shOOding und
diu.-s said the barber. You know
vo< rwite fond. all der while Of going
shoudiaz a Ieedle in der country OVID
Veil. Il do soInedings, no matter voI
# vas. der monkey barber By der negSi
char rits crazy to done der same dings.
Ica1 lot feller der monkey barber be
cans he il all der While making an ass
Icy himselluL
-. il vos lasd Fourt' OF Chuly vot
he sets himselluf a gun, und exblains
dat he wishes to vent nit me shOOding
s,r,-iinrS. Great Cesar's ghostl vot
a pounding I did gif dot feller When
cot him by der woods Dot makes my
sides shpiit when | dink abowd it al
retty.~
What did you pound the poor fel
los forT
Look here. poy,' I says to him, !
vii allow YOU TO vent nit me shooting
on cor.5irious dot / Club der stufing :
oEd Of yoa If you shall vonce boint del
barrel Of dot gun anywhere at me DEF
whole dime ve are owd-' Dots all
right he say1. II / boint him at you
vou can done vot you vont TO NIT me.
Veil We had not been ife minutes from
der cars owd when he swings around 50
as to boiut exactly my face der muzzle
O. his gun doRn. Right away bicked
DID Won Of nv shoes nit der foot on del
inside und I gate him Something's which
oocubied his mind by der way Of del
seat Of his 5rousers, alretty."
o. .Toi dol : forf be Inquired.
You bointed by me dot gun
say1.
well If amt loaded
.',Ain'r loadedT l shouded- 'GrosseI
Himmell DOTS vot for l kicked you.
Dose guns which amt got loaded are
der only vons which are dangerous. Al
der peoples which git demselluf killed
nit guns In dimes of beace are all de-
dime getting shot nit unloaded vons.
dots when began pouning him
You chack donkey, 1 sayt, if der gul
vos loaded till der powder vos runnin.
owd Of it, | wouldn't care vot you don
NIT it. but if you shall ever bOint a
nnloaded gun at me again und l don
got killed. by Chiminy HOOky, I'll max
you swallow der barrel
Make dot in der baper, alretty,
said the barber, ''und maybe beoplt
viii ind somedings owd, amt itf'-
New York Sun.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
sedlia in old English Churches.

Sedilia are sometimes treated in an
odd manner Sometimes there is but
one seat, sometimes two, four or five,
bat more frequently three. In some
small churches the window sill forms
the sedila. In a church in Sussex the
divisions between the seats reduce them
TO a size almost too small for use. In
some churches they are stone benches
without arms; in others they are SUI
perbly decorated and grouped together
under handsome canopied recesses,
Over and above these seats for the
clergy some very few old churches
have stone seats or stalls at the east
end
st. Mary's church, at Stone, in Kent,
for instance, has a range of these stalls
on the north, south and east sides OF
the sacrariuin, and st. Martins church,
at Cheriton, in the same county, has
examples on the north and south of the
chancel. In the church of st. Nicho-
las, RodmershaIn, are three sedilia OF
wood-a rare survival. And besides
these there may be noted here and
there a larger recess adjacent to the Sc
dilia, for which it is difficult to assign
any use. se.-Gentleman's Magazine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
L niVerslty -
4" Capital "
llfh q 1 eSlip q


Summer and Marion streets.
Also croSswalks on tke west side OF inter
section of1Welfth andMission TWelf and
Lee. Twelfth and Waller, and Twelfth ana
OAK streets; On south si4e OF int rseci ion
OF Aail and " inter STREETS, Mil and sum
mer streets; Min ana church streets;
Also 1h- Itp7'ting OF the follow
ing cr1sSNslks, tn wit; ON east side OF
intersection 81 tOus mtrcial and Trace
streets; on Westard uurth sides OF interssc
ticn Of stale and III n streets; on east.
We and south Siisrs 81 intersection OF ~tatt
and Cnurcn s'reefs; on s.lUl b side of inter
section OF Sale and Cottage streets; on
east side Of intersection OF Capital ana
state streets; on south side of intersection
Of state and rwelith strrels; on north sid,
of intersection Of Court, Twelfth St eets; on
south side q. intersection OF Court and
Capital streets, on north and west side OF
intersection OF Court ana Church streets:
on east side OF intersection Of Chemcketa
and digL streets; on sruth, east aud west
side of ersection OF fChemeketa ana Win
ter streets; eu east and sOCtn side OF inter
section Of Chemek eta aud Capital streets.
no north aud east side Of intersection oi
Cen er and Twelflh and CenteT streets; on
snuth.and vest sides Of Intersection of Gem
ter snd Capital strets, ON north, south and
west sides OF Intersection of Center and
Summer streets; on south side of intersec-
ton Il Center and Winter reefs
Bids must be made on each crossing from
the corner 10 the center of the street and
each crosssn ng nom The corner II an inter
sepeuately u tue loge gesi bidder A certia
cate oi deposit in some ba-k o. the city Of
saleni, Oregon, In l2NOrOf the cit ~ of - lem
Oreson, Tor ten per cent II the amount az
the bid, shall accompany eacn bid, and viii
o. payable 10 the ciiy ~ -airm. Oregon. a.
nNed. setile,l a q linquidated damages in
case the bidder shall rot execute tlla con
tracts, bends md undertaking.. aud give
good and sufnccnt suretiss "a hith are sstis-
factory 10 the Nayo. Of n city ~ salem
sregon, Ia case said work or any parf
therrOi, l. awarded cF on red a. sid bid-
de-. Blank fOrm ~ contract bond and
undertaking a on de 10 the ON e az the
street Colnni ssioner. Bids wul he Onened
IN the once OF thr street mmisslnner ~
The city Of salem m said city septe;,. h-r -
!ssl, az l0O'clock a. m. The city al Ssiani
reserves the right 10 a. lcci auy or nIl hids.
or anY part OF any nr al hids aud also n,
serves tour weeks nom the openiug OF sd
Bios tor the awarding c. r,jecfing of ssid
oida r. A. CR0SSAN,
FNo street Comm sSiOnsF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
WEATHER REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-Fore-
east for Oregon and Washington;
Fair weather.
Science in Bread Making.

At the recent annual meeting Of
the American Chemical society,
held in Washington, ID. c., the
question of the value of carbonate
Of ammonia as a leavening agent in
bread, or as used in baking powders
came up for discussion, in which
Prof. Barker, OF the University of
Pennsylvania, aud president OF the
society; DR. Richardson, late Of the
United States department Of agn-
culture in Washington; DIR. VIM.
McMurlie, late professor of chemis-
try In the University Of Illinois;
DIR. r.. II. BARLEY, late chemist OF
the Brooklyn, y. Y, board Of
health, aud professor OF chemistry
of the Long Island college, aud
Others took part.
The consensus Of opinion was
overW helming in favor Of the EN-
/ ployment OF ammonia, II was
stated as a fact that ammonia rem
dered the gluten Of the Hour mnrr
soluble than the original gluten,
and that the bread in which this
action was produced by carbonate of
ammonia must he more digestihle
aud hence more healJhful, aud be-
cause Of The extreme volatility Of
I carbonate Of ammonia, AID its com
I plete expulsion from the bread in
the process Of baking, Il is one OF
the most useful, .most healthful and
most valuable leavehing agents
known.
These conclusions are borne out
I by the very elaborate aud exhaustive
experiments made by Prof J. W,
Mallet, 81 the University OF Nir-
giuia, which show oonclusively that
bread made with a baking powder
la which one per cent. Of carbonate
Of ammonia l. used, In connection
with cream ~ tartar and soda, i
not only Of uniformly better eclal
and texture, but product mors
whOlesime. because the ammoniu
serves to neuiralize any organic ol
tactic acids present 10 the fiour.
French soups--all kinds-sroas a
Giles.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23

May he fnllowed by WcruinE 81 "la
arippa Easily aud Whyf Because the
displacement ot covering In bed, = neglfc-
ted drapght ffsntu a partly closed window,
an open transuIn cnnnected with a windy
cntr, tu a uotei. may convey 20 YuOr n0s-
tTils aud lungs the death-d dealing bla.t.
Terrible and swim are the inruads D. q io by
this new desirOyeE. I ne medicafcd alro-
holic uriuripie in hosietters ~ioruarh Nit
ters viii cheCk the dire complaint A per-
sistrnee Ia this prrgrutiilNe 10 IT. further
deveiopmeut VIII absolutely ChceE mate
the dangerous ulaludy. lnmerirated AZ
caholic stimulance are "a liiilu ca no value.
efllciOus - ID in case oi mallr . bNieus
nesa, oonstipatiou, rheuularirul, dyspfp-
6ia aud kidney tnou6le, The weak are
usually those upCn whom dtCgases l4slen
art lnVtEorAfe with the Bitters-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23

Our national life has been rather Of
the Roman cast. Our great achieve
ments have been political, military and
engineering. Our renown rests on
these. Our literature has been Incl
dental, but modest as il is, it is much
cared for by a considerable and influ-
ential part Of the people. 1t viii be
welcomed in the future as il has been
In the past, but great authors must still
be content 10 write from the inner i'm
pulse and 10 wait for their fortunes,
without much care for rhe money that
may be gained. George T. Woodberry
In Forum
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23

UNDERTAKES or THE NORTHWEST
PORTLAND, sept. 28.-The fourth
annual convention OF the Northwest
Funeral Directors Association met
At 10 O'Clock yesterday ia H,berniau
hall, corner Sixth and Washington
streets.
The convention will be IN session
until September 80. IL Is called
with the intention OF discussing
matters of intencst 10 the members
aud for the purpose OF electing officers
for the ensuing wear. This morning
X. y. Day, Of Eugene, or, was
elected pre-, dent; G.. NJ. Stewart. OF
Seattle, Wash, inst vice president
aud ID. b. Kimball, OF Dayton,
Wash, second vice. president.
Last night all the members aud
their families attended the Mar.
guam Grand opera house. 70 day
al p IA. q lecturc GA embalming
n N be delivered by r. W. Lutis, Of
the United Stales College Of Em.
balming, Of New York city. We'd
nesday evening theParK theAter will
b. visited By the members aud their
families.
Ga Thursday Portland aud is
surroundings viii be inspected, aud
on Thursday evening the exposition
wlll be visited.
From then until the end ~ the
month = series u leciures viii be de
livered by Professor r. w. Lntls,
eu-bracing All phAsos Of the embalm'
lng art.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
TIE COLD QrEsTIoN.

LONDON, sept. % A representa-
tive Of the Associated Press had al
interview with ROlhchilds, Speyers,
LaZard Bros. and other bankers and
they all agreed in their statements
that further large shipments of gold
are going TO America. ROthchiid
despatched an additional hundred
Thousand pounds today. In an in
tervirw with Robt. Giffen, the head
of the Commercial Department and
comptroller Of corn returns Of the
British board OF trade, was asked
" hat truth there was in the calcula-
ton that England and the continent
would be forced to part with gold
amounting to sixty million pounds,
to pay for imports Of American
grain. Giffen ridiculed the estimate.
/ He said before ten million pounds
in bullion were sent to America,
! both the Bank Of England aud the
/ Bank Of France would raise their
rates Of discount and cneck the
dram. According to Gifien, not
bullion, but securities and export
will 90 TO America to pay for grain.
The important factor in the financial
situation was the silver question.
American houses he declared are
making preparations to face the sill
yer crisis, which is now inevitable by
ms king gold purchases in Europe
When asked, if snch crisis was in
evitable, Giffen replied: In my
opinion it is impossible to avert it.
The United States will become over
loaded with paper currency. The
issue of silver certificates to the
amount of 100000, pounds ster-
ling annually, was a gross legis-
lative mistake, and is bound to bring
crash speedily. February will
probably realize the worst of the
pOsition.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
MARKETS.

PoRTLASB, Sept. 28.-Wheat
valley $I.52l, waIla walla sl.45l@,
sl.45.
SAN Francisco, Sep. Z3.-Wheat
buyer; 1891, SI.7s!; season sI.sls.
CHICAGO, Sept. .. At Close
wheat was easy cash, 956l. Dee,
9sl.
PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 23.-Wool,
Eastern Oregon, l.52l; valley,
WallA Walla Sl.45.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Contractors.

C,EALED proposals will be received At
- the office ofC. : McNally, architect, on
sept mbeI -, at p m, for the follow Isl
work: Brick WORK, timing, plumbing,
painting, mill work, galvanized iron, ce-
ment work. cast and wrought iron and
hardware, for the Hughes and D'Arc~
block, all according to the plans and speci-
flcati5ns 10 be seen az the ONCE. j. Hughes
reserves tin work, glass, plumbing, paint
ing, aud iron work. BIDS must be made
seperste fnr each building and aecOmpa-
amount Of bid. &. =. MCNALLN,
92S I'd Architect, Bush-Breyman block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23

A resident of Ansonia Conn, de
clares that it always rains there on the
25th OF July. He says that his family
has kept a record Of the weather for
100 years, and In all that time there
hasn't been July 25 on which il didn't
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
FOREIGN.
MOTIFS FROM ROME.

ROME, sept. 23.-The pope has
sent a letter to tie German and
Austrian Catholic clergy urging
them to make the strongest effort TO
eradicate dueling.
The pope is organizing an interna-
tional congress 90 be held at FribOurg
in 1892 to arrange a European Catho-
lie democratic union.
BISMARCK WILL BE THERE.
BERLIN, Sept, 23.-The report
that Bismarck did not intend to go
to the reichs,sg is not correct The
prince will be present whenever any
measure in which he Is interested
will be uuder consideration, and his
voice will be heard against any mea-
sure to which he il seriously opposed, 4,
80 much he has himself admitted.
WHY PERMISSION WAS GRANTED
LONDON, sept. 2S.-The first lord
II admiralty has written tn q cor-
respondent jusiifying the permission
given to French officers to inss &C:
the English defences aud arseuals
on the ground that it would remove
that false impression Of England :
strength created by the depreciory
tone 81 the English press
CHANGES N NAVAL STATION
HALIFAX, y. =, sept. 23--The
admiral has decided To relieve SIX
war ships now serving at this
station. They viii be relieved on
the expiration 81 their present Som-
mission, and their places will he
taken by more powerful and modern
ships. The changes will take place
by 1892.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23

WANTED-Our agents make SlO0to $50
w month selling our goods on the,
merits. We want county and general
agents, and will take bach all goods Up.
sold il a county agent fails To clear SlG
and expenses after thirty days frisl. n;
a general agent less than $50. We vii
send large illustrated circulars and letter
with a special offer 10 suit territory an
piled for, on receipt Of 3 one cent sfa,,,n<.
Apply at once and get in OIL the bsoin
Address Renner Manufacturing Co.. Pitts.
burg. Pa. j7d6w n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
AFrER TIE wAn1Gos

BERLIN, sept, 2S.-The Tsgehatt
publishes a dispatch from Zanzibar,
with a detachment Of German colon
ial forces and a force Of picked Zulns,
have started for a portion Of the in
terror where the Wadigos uprising
occurred.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23
-EH ES, ,E =

A fine fruit or ca ke stand, with every
can OF the CELEBRATED CASCADE
BAKING POWDER. For sale by
T. BURROWS,
No. 226 Commercial St, Salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-23

HEMORRHOIDs( (Piles) Of every variety,
II Ulcers and Fissures, PrOlapsus Of The
Tectum. etc Positively cured sit-ont pain o.
detention from business. Patients treat them
selves al their own homes and q cure guar
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