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The Indianapolis journal., 1891-02-22
THE PRESIDENTS FAMILY.

Gossip About Their Movements and Daily Life
Mrs Mckee on Indianapolis Clubs.
Special 20 fhs Indianapolis Journal
WARRINGTON, Feb. 21.-Mrs. Harrison
and the other ladies Of the White House are
finding leisure now for many things that
they have been putting off for months. Mrs.
Harrisons mail every Cay continues to
grow 20 an alarming extent, and TO. answer
her correspondence, or at least to dictate
replies. takes q great portion of her time.
Mrs Dimmick is at present the one men,
Der of the family upon whom all the rest
are showering sympathy. as her turn of
cold and sore throat has come and she has
been quite indisposed for several days in
consequence. On Monday Mrs Sanders
will start for her home in Omaha. and will
eake her little granddaTg ghter. Marthena
Harrison. with her. as the doctor does not
think the little one will regain her former
health and strength until she breathes her
native air again Mrs. Russell Harrison
will stay on, at the White House for
ssvsral n.sl weeks Hasr,.oI or perhaps longer.
never looked better than che does now. her
general health having so much improved
during the winter that her face has again
assumed its attractyely-rounded outlines.
Mrs Mckee and Mrs. Russell Harrison
were making calls yesterday afternoon, and
their temperance in the social world was
q subject OF pleasant comment This even
fng's Star says: Mrs Mckee owes now as
much allegiance to Boston as to Indianap-
the former city, where she will go soon.
again for another little visit. Talk
ing of clubs in Washington-and the
ladies OF the White Honse belong
10 none of them here-Mrs Mckee
says that indianapolis, is fairly honey
combed with them. and that all of them.
whether social, literary or with even deeper
mr. rposes. pre- sent many interesting features.
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The Women's Club, of that city. of which
both Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee are
members. has the latter on Its list
of essayists for the next meeting in
March. Mrs. Mckee is now preparing .
paper on the aim and results of the pam
American congress. which will be read
upon that occasion. Mrs. Mckee Expects
TO spend the summer at one of the northern
seashores. but has not yet selected the spot.
She would like to he within convenient
reach of Boston, SO that her husband could
join her at more frequent intervals The
President and Mrs Harrison have other
views. however, and will probably deter
mine upon going to Cape May. In one way
or other both the President and Mrs Har-
rison are looking forward to an extended
change of scene during the recess of Con-
Rress. and may q great deal Of this
country before the summer is over"
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Feb. 21.-At the beautiful homo
of Mr.. Joseph n. Goddard. last evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goddard celebrated their silver wedding.
The parlors were handsomely decorated with
flowers. roses, smiIax and trailing vines. An
interesting event of the evenings enjoyment was
the marriage ceremony that was to be- repeated,
as it was done twenty-five. years before, after
the manner of the Friends. True, notice had
not been given at a monthly meeting that Joseph
A, Goddard, of Cincinnati, and Nary Hough
would be married at the next monthly meeting
unless objection be made, neither was there a
platform In the meeting house where the young
couple took their Seats facing the audience
until the chnrch business had been transacted,
the case in the meetiDg-house at New
port tnow Fountain City, in Wayne county,
Feb. 20. 1866, but the young couple who arose
before the audience then and many of the wit
nesses then present were present last night.
After the ceremony exercises followed appropri-
ate TO the occasion. Guests were present from
Richmond. Cincinnati, indianapolis Fountain
City. Fort Wayne, Martinsvllle and Union City.
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in toto as il was possible with the
narrow margin of majority in the
lower branch of Congress- One thing
can be said of this Congress which
il is difficult to say of any other. and
that is no jobs or schemes of dishonesty
have been sent to the President. The leg
islation which has been enacted has been
of national and clean character, above
reproach. There will be no apologies to
render for what has been done. 1t is only
necessary for the people to understand that
the majority has done az much as il could.
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TERRIBLE BLOOD POISON
Suffered All q Nan Could Suffer and Live.
Body Covered with Awful Sores.
Cured by Cutieura Remedies.

contracted a terrible blood d-poisoning year
ago. doctored with two good physicians.
neither OF whom did me any good. I suffered all
a man can suffer and live Hearing Of your
Cuticura Remedies, 1 concluded to try them.
knowing if they did me no good they could make
me no worse 1 have been using them about ten
weeks, and am most happy to say that / am
almost rid of the awful sores that covered my
face and body My face was as bad, if not worse,
than that of Miss Boynton, spoken of in your
book. and would say to any one in the same
condition to use Cut1cura. and they will surely
be cured You may use this letter in the
interests of suffering humanity.
Z. w. REYNOLDS, Ashland, Ohio.
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Little Doubt that the Bill for the Relief of
the Supreme Court Will Become . Law.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.-There is 10 doubt
that the bill for the relief of the Supreme
Court, which passed the House yesterday
in the face of desperate Democratic fill
clustering. will become law. 1t will come
into both houses early next week from the
contain the principa! features of the House
bill. which provides for two additional
circuit judges and gives the President
altogether the appointment of eighteen
judges. The conference report will be
promptly adopted, and the President will
sign it without delay. as he has urged the
measure upon Con gress ever since the pres
ent session convened.
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Cuticu "a Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of
Humor Remedies. internally ito cleanse the blood
Of oil impurities and poisonous elements, and
sS Cnrs nd uhe so t1e
Purifier and Beautifier, externally ito clear the
skin and scalp. and restore the hair, speedily
cure every hunor and disease of the skin. scalp
and blood, with loss of hair, whether itching,
burning, scay, pimply and blotchy, whether
simple, scrofulops hereditary contagious,
when physicians aud all other remedies fail.
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Special tn the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Mrs. j. e. Kent and
Mrs. Dora Adams. of Frankfort, are here to at
tend the session of the woman's Council In ses-
sion IN this city. Also. Mrs. May Wright Sewsll,
the talented and well-known Hoosier woman
suffragist-
Gen. Lew Wallace. OF Charlottesville. and NJ
V. Logan. of Frankfort. are et the Ebbitt.
Miss Florence Miller Is going to leave town on
Monday for lengthy visit with friends in the
West.
Mr. and Mrs. John \ Williams. well known in
Indiana. have sent out invitations for the mar
riage OF their daughter, Miss Blanche Delaphine.
and Mr. Charles Edward Cooke. at the First
Congregational Church, at II NJ. Wednesday,
March 4.
Mrs. W. ID. Bynum, No. 1914 Nineteenth
street. is unable to receive or return calls at
present. owing to the illness OF her son and
daughter.
Mrs- L. NJ. Rinehart. of Indiana. is visiting
Mrs. Is. X. Butler. or No. AIS Maple avenue. De-
troll Park.
j. A Dawson and others. of Decatur. Ill. have
applied to the Comptroller of the Currency for
authority to organize the Citizens National
Bank Of Decatur.
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Special to the Indianapolis journal
KoKOMo. Ind, Feb 21.-The Diamond plate
glass factory at this place turned out plate last
week measuring 154x216 inches, the largest
ever made in this country.
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VlTANTED-SALESMEN AND AGENTS TO
w sell the great and taking novelty Hat Cigar
Rack adjustable 20 the inside OF any hat; holds five
cigars; made OF watch-steel spring nickel plated;
more broken cigars good side line: mailed on re-
eeipt OF price. 35c L. PROMIS d CO., 213 Race
street. Philadelphia. Pa
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WANTED AGENTS - IN PREPARATION
w for years. and will Life of
Gen. ". T. sherman by Maj-Gen. o. o. Howard. L.
l.. D.. and w Fletcher johnson. Esq Intensely
Interesting, thoroughly authentic and splendidly
illustrated: 600 pages; low prices, quick sales big
prof $: now is the time to coin money; OUTFIT 35c;
send at once JOHN BURNS BOOK CO.. III
Olive street. St Louis. NO.
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Republicans Will Be Back Monday.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-It Is expected by
Speaker Reed that all OF the Republican mem
bers except Mr.. Browne. of Indiana; Henderson.
of Iowa; Clark, OF Wisconsin, and Houk. OF Ten
hessee. who are absent and sick. viii he In their
seats In the House after next Monday. which ia
Washingtons birthday, a public holiday. The
return OF the other absentees will give the Re-
public ans q clear working majority.
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Face all Broken Out.

was at one time ashamed to be seen, because
my face was all broken out with blood disease. 1
tried all remedies in vain. and about two years
ago sent for your book. "How to Cure Skin and
Blood Diseases" which was worth $50 to me.
am glad to recommend your great Cuticura
Remedies, and hope all who have blood diseases
will send for your book.
JOHN A. GRAGG, Appleton City. Mo.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-02-22

IXyANTED-A SAW-MILL OR TILE-FACTORY
w outfit in exchange Tor of the best go acres
in Graham county. Kansas: perfect title rail-
road schools. ETC. FRANK DARST. Eureka. Ill.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP - THE
H. partnership hitherto existing under the name OF
T. E. Elliott Il Co IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent, per articles of agreement The business
will be continued by X. K. Elliott who will give
personal supervision TO all of its branches.
Indian apoiis. Feb. 81. 1891 A. S. KNOX
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wANrED-M1sCELLANEOUs.

NOTICE-oLD SILK HATS CHANGED IN
1Nstyle and felt hats made good as new. by DEPUY.
the Halter Al Mass ave.
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Interstate Commerce Commissioners.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The President to-day
appointed Martin Knapp, of New York. to be an
interstate-commerce commissioner.
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Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, SOC; Soap.
25c; Resolvent. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
paQes so illu stratiQna, and LOO testimapials
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DEST INVESTMENTS IN INDIANA-sIxTY
I'D cents monthly natures $10O; Debentures pay
per cent, secured by first mortgages to double
your investment payable semI-s.nnuay. Loans o
per cent G. w. PHILLIPS, Resident Manager SO
Eosf hot afra
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WANTED = TO BUY FARM WILL PAY
w half cash. the other half fn good real estate
Address BOX 43. Loveland, Ohio.
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MONEY ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEW
lu elry, without publicity. CITY LOAN OFFICE
81 West Washington street
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OST-FEMALE PUG DOG; NAME LADY;
IL liberal reward for return or information TO
MRS. GRAVES. SIT North New Jersey street
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FINANCIAL.

Mrs EDGAR. OF LONDON, ENGLAND THE
Vl celebrated pamist. SO East Ohio street
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Geo TO $500 PER MONTH PAID TO LADIES
&OO and gentlemen TO procure members for our
Library BY our new plan experienced solicitors
make from So 600 to $1,000 per year. Give expert
ence ana references NATIONAL LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION. 1O3 State st. Chicago. III
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NTOTICE-RUBBER COATS AND CLOTHES
IN wringers repaired. Al MASS. AVE.
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NToTICE-RUBBER BOOTS PATCHED AM
~ half soed- At MASS. AVE.
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T ADY YAGENTS-THREE DOLLARS CAPITAL
IL will build mp business paying s25 weekly SELL
ing our novelties in ladies and childrens our
child's combined waist and hose supporter Ia the
cutest little garment invented sells at
Address with stamp. MRS. q. CAMPBELL, Asa
w. Randolph st. chicago.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs SEIBERT TEACHER OF THE BANJO.
Ul Room 23 Masonic Temple.
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EOR EXCHANGE DRUG STORE IN A
II thriving town; will invoice. Give or take real
estate. Address CRESAP, Is West Fourth street,
Cincinnati OHIO
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-SUMMER RE.
II sort Oh the lake near Madison, Wis Furnished
and in complete order. VIII exchange for other
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NERCHANDIsE TO EXCHANGE FOR REAL
lNl estate anywhere. Give or take Send stamp,
CRESAP, Is West Fourth ST. Cincinnati Ohio
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DOR EXCHANGE = l6OACRE IMPROVED
II Ness county, Kansas. farm. Price So 600
FRANK HUFFMAN. Ashland. Wis
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14
ponTI,ANpsA1.EM ENTER

PORTLAND SALEM ENTER ia I NJ
MENT-The attendance at the enter
,aiunent at the opera house last
night was small, though such class
of entertainments deserve good
house. The program was opened
with a quartette by the Prescott
club. The quartette club sang three
selections, and was compelled to re-
turn after each piece with a second Sc
lection. The singing of Mrs. Lyman
was good. Sire has a wide range Of
voice aud sings with Il good degree
of expression. She was heartily
encored after each appearance. The
pupils of Miss Long who are study
ing elocution, made a splendid APP
pearance and acquitted themselves
with rounds of applause. Miss
Holverson responded with a short
selection to a continued encore. Miss
Long read in her usual easy and at
tractive style, which has made Der
so popular before an audience. A
number of those who took part in
the program, received handsome
bouquets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14
THE WALDO HILLS FRUIT FARM.
What a Progressive Salem Real Es.
tate Firm is Doing for
Settlers.

About six weeks ago a new ven
ture in real estate matters was un.
dertaken by one of Salem's live
firms which has resulted so success
fully that the project is now being
repeated. Messrs. Shaw q Down.
ing, who have always made a
speciality of farm lands in the Wal
do hills have conceived the plan of
cutting up some Of those grand old
homesteads into smaller home fruit
tracts, and their success so far is
very encouraging.
Waldo Hills Fruit Farm No. l
was plated only six weeks ago,
consisting of eight 20 acre tracts.
and has now all been sold, thus
locating eight families where form.
erly only one lived. This method
converts that locality into regular
wealth producing beehive which
must ultimately enrich our valley
tenfold. The immense success o.
this first venture and the continued
demand for more similar property
has induced this firm to plat Waldo
Hills Fruit Farm No. 2. This con.
sists of twelve 10 acre tracts, several
of which have already been sold.
These lands haye long been known
for their superior quality for fruit
raising, and there has already been
eighty acres of prunes planted by
purchasers of the first tracts, while
double that quantity will be planted
the coming fall. An evaporator is
now being put in at Aumsville,
which will be ready for this years
crop, thus producing good home
market for all products. A cannery
is also being talked of, and will no
doubt be built as soon as the people
demand its services.
This fruit farm venture is GER
tainly very encouraging one for
settlers, as it puts small tracts of this
valuable land within the reach of
all. Persons looking for this kind
of property should not fail to see
the Waldo Fruit Farms, as they are
the cheapest and best of the kind on
the market. Inquire of Shaw &
Downing, 264 Commercial street,
Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14

sion too much cannot be said in
commendation of the zeal, life and
enthusiasm thrown into the Who'll,
WORK by Supt. Capwell. A woman
OF rare intelligence and a win.
ming temperament she gains the
confidence and draws out the best
That is in each child with genuine
motherly affection. Parents need
not fear to send their blind children
10 the Oregon Institute for fear they
Will not be loved and cared for as il
they were at home, while the
school can do for them what cannot
possibly be done at the best home in
the world.
After the exercises Miss Capwel
thanked all for their attendance and
generous attentiyeness, and invited
them all up to examine the indus
trial work and methods of education
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14

PROBATE CoURT.-In the matter
X the estate of Adelbert Winfield
Warner, deceased, will admitted TO
orobate. In the matter of the
nrtnership property of Ford q
pnpb. prayer of the petitioners is
canted and Chas. w, Pugh is ap-
nointed administrator Of said estate.
In the matter of the estate of
Robert Ford, deceased, petition that
+, certain portion of the personal
u0perty be set apart for widow,
raDted.- the matter of the
state of Alexander Bourbounais,
tceased, f. Fl. Bourbounais was
ppOinted administrator with bonds
lied at $400. j. w. Labare, ad-
uBistrator of Adam S. Sconce, de-
ned, files his bond in the sum of
& yaO---The last will and testa-
MOf A. w. Warner was admitted
bphte and j. D. Darby appoint
Il sShinistrator with will annexed.
d Ia the matter of the guardian
dip Of Dan d. Sprague, a minor,
GOD. Sprague, guardian, files his
tonGin the sum of $4,000, with Leo
Wilsls surety.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14

The genius of Sheridan at Winchester
changed defeat to victory. So when feeble
adversaltes in the shape of inefficient
remedies fail to stay the progress of that
obstinate and malignant foe, malaria,
Hostettor's stomach Ritters turns the
tide drives the enemy back. Nothing in
materia medica, or out of IL, compares
with thisas an opponent Of every form OF
malarial disease. Chills and fever, dumb
ague, bilious remittent and ague cake lit
matters not-one and all are exterpated
by the Bitters, To take n course of the
great preparatiye in advance of the ma.
larial season, is to buckle on, as il were,
an armor of proof which defies attack. 50
fortified, so protected, you shall be seattle
less. Remember, too, that the Bitters is
an eradicator ofliver complaint, consupa-
tion, rheumatism, kidney complaints and
| dyspepsia.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14
City Warrants.

Notice Is hereby given, TO all
whom Il may concern, that there
are sufficient funds Ia the treasury
Of the city Of Salem, Oregon, to pay
all warrants Of the city Of salem,
Oregon, endorsed by the treasurer OF
said city prior to July 3rd, 1880; and
that the treasurer Of the city OF
salem, Oregon, Is now ready TO pay
all said city warrants on presenta.
lion; and that said city warrants
will cease 10 draw interest from and
after the date Of the publication Of
this notice.
Witness my hand tins i2th day Of
May, 1891.
Il. j. 6wAFFORD,
dJt Treas. olty Of Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14

SALEM LEFT IN THE CoLD.-A
,-o0 IVY time ago Postmaster A. n.
sIOs' applied to the headquarters
i more assistance in the carrier
-'~ Of the Salem office. All are
ware that all the extra help asked
~ Vas badly needed, yet the
!. .'''Als at Washington have seen
e, y oeny the petition. Many
h@ IN the East with fewer pOpu-
,,s less commercial importance
H., which do a smaller postoffice
49,. haye twice as many car
,ss, oalen is in the star West"
M, @ little Importance to those
es oHlelals at Washington. The
.,s a''er is instructed not to ex-
lm,,' 'ne service beyond the present
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Motor Whist club did not
meet last night.
Salem is minus several miles of |
old wooded awnings.
Merchants complain that freight
rates are siuching them severely,
A car load of eastern upholstery
received at Buren, 4 Sons today.
Every vehicle offered in the
western market TO be had at Wade
& Co.'s.
Gospel Hymns in all numbers by
the hundred, at Patton's book
store. d&w 1t.
A party Of dozen accompany
Diamonds orchestra to a ball at
Gervais this evening.
For best lines and close prices in
ladies' and children's underwear, go
to J. H. Bridges, State street. 1t
The largest tract of lots yet offered
as Salem addition will be put on
the market May 25th.
A feature of show window adver
tislng at Keller & Marsh's is new
comic cartoon daily.
Geo. T. Thompson, of Walla
Walla, was appointed commissioner
of deeds for Oregon today.
A large invoice of business en-
+. velopes of all sizes just received al
Patton's book store. d&w 1t
The Rod and Gua club deserve
great credit for organizing two-day
shooting tournament at Salem.
Indispensable for the toilet-Wis
dom's Robertine aud Violet Cream,
at Brooks & Legg's State Stree
J Drug Store.
zone more such ordinance would
force me to mortgage my plant fol
repairs,n says electric light manager
Holman.
One drunk got ten days resi-
dence this morning at the city Gala
boose. 1t does not pay to get full in
Salem, where the police enforce the
laws.
A number of pupils of the blind
school left for their homes this morn.
ing, after spending very successful
school year in Salem.
A couple Of young men are in
Salem to establish clothing bust.
ness, and as they cannot tind store
vacant, talk of putting in tent, as
done in Seattle.
Those who have been putting of
buying furniture until they could
see something new can now be sat
isfied. Our new carload just re-
ceived. A. B. BureD & Son.
The Salem Wooden Mills company
do not sell eastern shoddy clothing
for home goods, but sell their owr
at less prices and guarantee salts
faction. New designs and patterns
all the time.
The Salems and Chemawas are OF
the diamond in Fair Ground Parl
this afternoon. The Salems are
fine team and the Chemawas are il
good trim, thus good game is ex
pected.
Salem has a growing baseball or
ganization. The Salem club coul'
be made a grand means of advertis
ing our city if properly supported
by our people. The boys shoult
play in all the towns with the word
"Bouquet City" in large letter
across their breasts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14

have some iino timber land for vale.
also have three Accomplishments 10 sell, %
100 acres each. that can be bought cueen Ia
first Glass location; handy % n. X. ] also
have some very cheap landa that Viii n0i
cost more "a 30 per acre y hen All paid 1p.
know of some good y. ~ land that ID
easy terms, Also of some very desirable
OOfornHent landa thai l enn locate per-
a0na on hDmosictda or timhoI claims. Par
ties wanting to obtain doNoluuonl lands
will 40 we'll ~ coma and see me AZ / am
well pnaied in an Of the land iauA aud
latest decisions nf the general land ou|c1
and have had i0nf eApefIeuce "a ile
careful Study ioT three year. and viii guar
antce sntiaiacii1n Ia eteI) respect, ean
give iee Nory hfni references have inOo.
Ted over one thousand acres lnn la4I mouth
and can be seen AZ nly rGtidonce one block
south OI Cook hotel. CoIrcNrDndunnN 4o|IoI-
ted. Nv, w, HEthlNN,
ilQ Ia 14|eal, q
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. A. Huffman, who lives near the
fair grounds, is lying very low at his
home with la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. N. Lathrop, of
Mehama, the mountain city, came
down to Salem this forenoon.
Ben Cook, of the Oregon Land
Co., is home from his trip to Astoria
Misses Lena and Elvira Victor
who have been visiting in Washing
ton county for a week, returned
home today.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14

PERsoNAL.-It is not necessary
to 90 to every other house IN Salem
when you want carpets, mattings'
linoleum, lace curtains and ollcloths,
in all standard and best qualities at
prices that are fair and as low as any
lust 90 TO J. II. Lunn's.