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GEORGETOWN.
The HouSpMAsrER GOING HOME.


Chas. E Briseoe, the houndmaster of the
Dumolane Club, is going back to Ireland, his
old home, and the farmers and owners of lands
through which. under his charge, the hounds
have often run have drawn up a prettiIy
worded paper expressing their regret at his
departure, his numerous good qualities and
the utmost care that he always took to prevent
his hounds from injuring the property OF the
adjoining people.
The twenty-five beautiful hounds that are
owned by the club were brought over by Mr.
Briscoe and NO one could successfully man
age them As be-
PLEASANT DRIVING on SUNDAY
Despite the threatening weather yesterday
hundreds of vehicles Of all kinds passed through
town on the way to Cabin Johns bridge, Airing
ton and other places Of interest which abound
near Georgetown The electric cars were
crowded, the sidewalks were lined with people,
and altogether such lively Sunday has not
been ours for some time
CONTRIBUTIONS YESTERDAY.
Bishop Psret confirmed nineteen persons at
Christ Church. Georgetown, yesterday and also
later twenty at the Grace Mission Of Christ
Church This parish paid of at Easter the
debt Of 81 100 on its new recto-y.
SCARCITY OF Farm HANDS.
Farmers out Of town complain that owing to
tine great number Of men employed on the va
rious subdivisions and roads they are unable to
get farm hands and many. owing to this diff
Guilty, have been Obliged to give up farming for
the present
telegram was received yesterday from Gull
pepper, Va, stating that VIM Pane. the negro
who was implicated in the robbery Of j. E
Dyers grocery store here about one month
ago, had been arrested there for buTglarizing a
jewelry store and sentenced to the Richmond
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

:, -. REN1-B. Hons ihAMrk IESIsl a :. : .
l9OS ssh 81. IA. or. b. and celar. M e. . az 10
LILO 18th st. n w. b. and stahe N. ~ al
IA ave n ii % new. " oc
1.46 ~ st sw, 4-room brics 20
my.-3fe
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-To RENT. A SMALL HOUSE WITH
w modern improvements, about May 10. from $50
to s per month in good location. Address Box IA.
star Office. IT.
WANTED-TO BUY AT ONCE 8 OR 7-ROOM
w brick in northwest, Mi. for small cash pay
Star once. my4-:Ns
WANTED-A REFINED YOUNG COUPLE WITH
w out children would like to have charge Of house
Tor the summer can rive the best OF references Ad-
dress r. C. l.. Star Office. my4-1'
NNANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY-AHOUSE
ences given. Address E. l.. c.. Star office. my4-N'
WANTED-BY WIDOW AND DAUGHTER,
w house to take care of or the summer best OF
reference. Apply 23ll st. NV. my4-:n'
VANTED-THE CARE OF HOUSE FOR PAR
w ties gong away by gentleman and wife. middle
AGED no children; reference given. Address J. NJ
BROWN. M. o. System, city. my2-3t'
w summer will furnish own room; best of refer
ences from landlord OF house cared for last summer
Some compensation expected. Address RESPONSE
BILE WIDOW. Star Office. my2-2t'
WANTED-Bi THREE LADIES. A FURNISHED
given Address ALB. Star office. ny2-:jt'
WANTED-BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY THE
w OF furnished house for the summer mont MS;
nrstciass reference given. Address K. Y. D.. Star
office. myl-:3t.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, TWO
NY q, small houses ~ the n WI CONVENIENT to gar line
office. my2-3ts
NANTED-TO BUY HOUSE WITH NINE
" rooms with stable on premises, in northwest
section or lexington. Address CASH BUYER H..
star Office. my2-2t'
WANTED-BY kEIINED COUPLE, A FUR
months. at reasonable rent. Address FRIDAY Star
office. myl-.I'
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LoR SALE-HEADQUARTRRs FOR CHOICE
4 lots in Brooklsnd, University Heights and vicinity
Most thriving suburb Of WASHINGTON. Every body
6Wlding Picturesque scenery. Art seminary estab-
Esfed. Observatory anurdng most extensive view
next 10 monument. Free lectures at University.
Elegant new stone station on b. and o., heated 6y
steam. &c Every inducement to locate your home
here as II is only three miles out and in close touch
with the city. Reached by Lincoln avenue or electric
or b. and q. trains Deeds legal form free
of cost to purchasers II You have business in tins
section put II in our hands. IL is our speciality
6. q. TRUSLER & CO..
aptI-2St. DIP ST. NV.
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ErOR RENT-BYw. @. DUvALL. ys5 ST. n w.
~ lS-y ST. n W.. Just west Of Junction Conn. and
nnooe isianu aves. has IL every imp
concreted cellar and large yard will give lease de-
I2l2 New York ave- NV. l4-roo,u dwelling: rood
location ;iis TOT boarding house reduced to s60:
1874 Z ST. NV, l2rooni desirable dwelling; large
parlors finished in hard wood; $50
4S3 49, - '''' - H. d '"ee ''"'A
n e. NV. l0r: all mod. imps.. reduced to S:s5.
90 TN ~. y. e. rooms. gas and water, 3l5
Also smaller houses in courts at $40 and Az
apSD6t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

tnh ShE-lN rANuMA PARk-rMO lt,I>.
tSrro,l ave; only so sect truIo station. shsl.
trs sidewalk sad eiestr.c ratS Asa some l..t,.I-
iai lots n Ches'nuf AID holy ayes. We faV. also
htrsl VA rpNe1 ErOfsertloS Tor sale rom ass u,
sI3.p1 GlO NJ MiLRS co. l4ll & ~. a., I-ii
TO- sALt-Ar MOuDSiDE. MErR liDiIrAN
b-anrh-weil-tuilt 6-rrolI co;ts--. hot rna r.,id
siisGS iaft lcts TT :, =. As terms suit.
ny--lm n. L. Il IGhToN. ~ Ia. ave.
I'lRsI CLASS INNESTMFNE
SPECi'I ATlNE OR SUBDIVISION
1Si ACRES
"a brlNbtwoct aN". nesy S'-1Ie-~' Home and Rock
Siees ara ssrec cars also extensive imnroNetnents
tcinr made by tie r;ty. 81 90 Ter ere. App!y 10
n;g-.'H 4. l.. BARBER a CO, Sjfs a II.
EOR HENT OR SALF-AT WOODsIDE-''t,LEN
KISS house" Il rooms bath stable hot snd cold
N"'. saade. me view suitable Tor Summer D. ,rd-
IN hous-. b. 4 LEI II iDN. ~ L. ave- Mi IN
i MAR SILVER STRING
NO lots - an acre each. ony minutes walk from
railroad ttTiun.
hese lots nave a splendid frontage on TIE 7TH ST
~ I'D and viii MAKE nne stes Tor country houl,s
atINt 70 j. V y 81 AGh.
Hia --b1 lfdD Pa.
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BOARDING.


A YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE s.5 DONN AND
"A xfO n1onts 20 ana one 50 urnl her . p<stiot
der .5yefn.It or e ;wlIere pEying go month Ad
dress A. a. a.. Star Ofhse. nv -
l.URIIZ s,IAEsIR FORMERLY WITH Nah
vi Nnikerl lns oI-isd merchant tailoring TAB
lsnnnent sE,O s<h - n ~. where ie ~ ue psrseY
have his frsnss and the Eiir ,h On him. iiiy y
OWL sFkVICE EXAMINATION OUassM
- anu answers stna ~ cent? 70 -
= W FLsNN. A. NJ. Ivy lnsfitntS.
sp2l -rir' soUthwest cor. sth snc h ss
7. UTuoRizED PRIyA1E DETECTIVE A6tN
n Williams Co. Colaniunlcstions lroinpa
ttnded "a and stritfy counds initial. Once or
Leurs. Nm. WILLIAMS. Asssa@sr. S2O u u
lnhs-2ns
AON II THE 1IMI We Will fAl
N Money fof Eeutf' sg-clatt second LanocIc
Al .rsss or call q 9ls1h's ol-D e1ANb. "a
n
BooKBrNDING
L E.i :, 8; - s::sss:: ;fiSi fi Sa'
Ap2o-u al Sth a MIN
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Inc above houses can be examined ly permit from
cur office only THOMAS j. tiSTT 4 l. 90
my4 1904 r 81 n
k'OR RENT-THE OFFICE AND RESIDENCE OF
= the late Dr. j. u stanton. 1344 q st. my4:St.
k'OR RENT = 1445 ST, ONE OF THOSE LIT
4 Tie gems of houses rooms and bath, handsomely
papered throughout concrete cellar will be vacant on
April 10; rent S3.), including water
ap2-2m THEOD. FRIEBUS. 1890 st. NV
ENOR RENT-7O7 H ST. NE. NEW BRICK STORE
and dwelling, rooms. ali modern improvements;
+. SHOEMAKER. 800 ct. NV. my4-N
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3ll spruce -. l0r....s.1o
lg,S 14th ST nv. It's
PIP Arthur III NV. sr. -. ~
lSSb 18th 81 NV. 6r. -. ~
IA Sth S: ne, tr. ~ 40
1874 liers>e place. nv
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EVENING STAR wAsrnNGroNs D. c. MONDAY MAY g. 1891
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANlED-IO KENT 40 MARRIED COUfLE
w without children, room and board; room and
board Tor snle gentleman low prices by applying at
once, with references. g1I s.aw. my2St'
w furnished rooms. second hoor, light houseteep-
ing, ~ the 10TH; permanent north west of 9Th and
SIS Rent. $1S to $40 NJ. M, Star ONCE niy1-4t'
WANTED-THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS ON
w second floor suitable for light housekeeping at
least two OF them communicative must be in desirable
part OF city Address ie24 18TH st. n. W. my1-,St'
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LrOR SALE-RESIDISG AT Mt. PLEASANT WE
very familiar with property in that locality and
Columbia Heights. Gail and list OF Improved
and unimproved property for sale.
REDFoRD W. WALKER SON,
ap1-1m 1905 st.
EOR SALE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE OF 10
Il acres. dwelling. barn. stable pears, peaches,
apples and cherry trees; prime land good water;
miles east of Capitol: three good roads bargain at
$4,000. Address SUbCRB. Star Office. aps-im
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
A Good Suggestion.

Professor c., Green Noun ain boy,
who stood six feet six inches In his stock
ing feet, desiring TO take passage fer
London, went to New York for that pur-
pose, While standing on the dock, he
got into conversation with q stranger
asking by what route he had better 90 on
his contemplated voyage. We'll was
the reply, IF wee you, | woult put Il
loaf of bread on top of my head, and
wade .'-lidrper's Magazine.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
G0Verl138t3..
Waterproof
PAINTS?
FEVER BEATENi
SELDOM EQUALLED !

n This paint contains in addition to
|the best Lead, Zlnc and Pure Lin
seed Oil, pigment that is found in
no other paint, giving it an abSo-
'lute waterproof quality, and an adj
hesive and elastic property that
lprevents cracking and peeling, and
ut the same time gives the surface
Q gloss, and adds beauty and dur
nbility, quality and covering caPac-
considered, the cheapest and
bst paint upon the market.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

Mamma Ito three-yesr-old daughter)-
Frances, pick up your playthings and put
them all away.
Frances-In minute, mamma Oh, let's
play you's baby and Is mamma
"All right, now I'm baby and you are
mamma"
"Well, now baby can pick up her play
fings and put EN- away"
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
SELECTED.
California Letter.

tfOFDIa Letter.
Wia.u hy Ma. Emily p. W.hn, TOY the
sh.wAppaa Nom4ns Club
Ion stree. running pars Hell with the
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-"
.'si''ene'S' J." as''asn'' - INC "ihtei
Aome % Mr.. Nrtcn. TIE man whose IL
ve1fiye aeriu, produced the Great AN
Ut. Flower rcnDly,e winch is sid in
a4afY drug store fram Maiae to Calffor-
4ia The hlu,, is handsome. with VIDE
lartIeocs and piazza-, and mary gahles
Wl ornamental designs. and ttcrc alu
lsa rand entrances To- Ms beautiful
grounds. ani. ,n ulshur side Of each eu-
lralca, are ta.l pyrsmid- in stone, and on
the top Of each, is large glass globe for
liz M the gruaas, eacn globe cncssed
In a nj work Of bright metll. Ii rem nd
I'd ne II sncirut iie.uYes have seen Of
aniaht with their yfs1rs OH aud also a.
TIC rr.pre~-iblc h.- Wien arm,i '.csp +
pie pl l.m!sk aLd cu1. ne WShc. eli
,,ta# 90 "a. .r1rt3..,.s,r CT i. iAa, Dee haYr
ehl. eye NauecI." and bis nose rut Gu
% j5int, on ;hc base haH He'd. i SPEC
nl car trIpk is llid 10 Tie nearest ststior
for rs "GrO.u" Lal1sliP and special
e5g " III ai- uame upon tho ii .or stand.
uplu h., lrlru Is to convey mi, hun4o
"Aa-u,t Flower" wha.ae.s.eycr he may
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

Maine presents climate charming al
times, severe Al times, but healthful. The
following is fact which we believe to
be more than coincidence. OF the
members of the United States Senate in
l>t7, only three are now living and these
all Maine men, born within radius o.
nifty miles Hon. Hannibal Hsmin, Hon
j. W, Bradbury and the Hon. Mr., Felch,
now of Michigan. or the log members
who sat in the Senate during the six
years beginning with lS+1, only three
Others are now living.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

Cows are like other animals and eve
men and women. They need fresh air,
sunlight and eNercise-not horse. raisin z
exercise, but cow exercise, in walking
around.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
Dangerous Vegetables.

1t may be a superfuous task to paint
the lily or to gild refined gold, but the
regreening of vegetables has assumed
the proportions of gigantic industry,
which has its headquarters in France,
gives employment to 10000 persons,
and represents business of 40, 900, 600
francs. Nine-tenths, at least, of the
green preserved vegetables sold in
France or abroad are said to be re-
greened with sulphate of copper in or
der to give them the appearance OF
freshness.
The Glasgow health committee have
decided that, as the French government
have annulled their regreening prohibi-
ton, it remains for consumers to take
care of themselves. "a foolish British
public" says the Glasgow report, ''ex-
poets to get green peas at Christmas
such as it gets from the market gardens
in summer. The French manufacturer
makes them to suit this whim. The
consequence is that it eats stale peas
greened with sulphate of copper all tho
year round"
A curious fact is said to be that the
largest sale of preserved peas takes
place in that period of the year when
fresh peas are in season. Newcastle
(England) Chronicle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
Beware Of 0intmants for CatarPh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when en-
tering it through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never be
used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good
you can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by f. j. Cheney 81 Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken
Internally, ,andacts directly upon the
blood and mucuOus surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by f. j. Cheney d. Co,
Sold by druggists, price 70 cents per
bottle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
rnE ONLY aREAr Snow COMINa.
Sells Brothers Enormous Allisnes oi
Attractions.

We can congratulate all pslrous OF
the circus, which means nearly
everybody, upon the coming to
Salem on Aug. Goth, of Sells Brothers
millionaire amusement alliance, AS
that means we are not only to have
one really great show with us the
present season, but, in whnt goes to-
make up rare variety aud recreation
for the masses, the biggest and best
on the road. The progress toward
the stupendous made by the Sells.
Brothers in the past twenty years
has been something marvellous.
The small show with which they
made a tim0urous beginning has
grown to be a genuine public insti
tuition of the first magnitude, well
and favorable known in every sec
tion of the country, and everywhere
patronized by the best people. 1t
has even more than kept pace with
the unparalleled general develop
ment, and easily ranks first among
tented exhibitions. It's tremendous
spread of canyass covers a regal
Roman hipprodrome, mouster mt
nagerie, triple circus, wild Moorish
Caravan and Pilgrimage to Mecca,
double Olympian stages, royal Japa-
nese troupe, tropical aquarium,
aviary, Arabian Nights Entertain
inent, and hundreds of exclusively
exhibited features, brilliant per
formers, and startling and ludicrous
races and acts. Several huge special
trains are required to transport this
enormous melauge of wonder and
fun, aud how so much can be eXhi
bited for the one price of admission,
is conundrum we shall not attempt
to answer. If the Messrs. Sells can
stand it, the public and ourselves
will try to do So, aud we'll all be
there, TOO,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04

The moon is believed to possess great
power as a medium of the fGtes. The
new moon, If seen first over the left
shoulder, will bring any wish true II
made then and there, looking through
a plain gold ring; but TO see the new
moon first through the trees means GER
tain misfortune of some sort A wish
made at the sight Of load Of hay will
come true, SO the school girls say; and
little children whisper their wishes to
the thistle down, then blow it into the
air to look for Santa Claus. Detroit
Free Press.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04

The overland train last evening
was half an honr late, owing to fire
in the Lake Labish trestle- The
train was tagged and stopped. All
hands helped to put out the fire and
the train crossed safely.
Tuesday morning at the home of
the BRIDES parents ia Maiden, Miss
Belle Keele and Gaylord w. Cooke,
nephew of Mr.. III. G. Cooke of this
city were married. The ceremony
was at IL o'clock, the leave taking
al z O'Clock in time to take the train
Ior chicago, where after a day or
TWO they go west over the Northern
Pachc. After few days at Seattle
ana week at Portland, they will go
TO Salem where Mr.. Cooke will go
into the job printing business with
MS former employer. Princeton,
Iii.' Republican, July 80.
Condensed coffee, Sroat & Gile.
The arlsto is the process at Cater
ms gallery now.
Special linen sale at Holverson's s
TINS week-towels, crashes, table
linens and napkins at sacrifice.
Catterlin Is the first to offer aristo
photos.
Hats at cost at the Capitol Ad-
venture Co. If
House and lot for sale all on time,
VIII furnish work to pay fr il.
Apply to the Globe office at once.
We are selling ladies', misses and
children's Canvas and Rnsset shoes
at less than cost. Win. Bfown &
Co., boots and shoes. 73n-6t
Clothing at cost at the Capitol
Adventure Co. If
Clark 4 Epplsy are selling those
choice Eastern hams at Is cents
per pound.
The finest beach In Oregon, beauli-
fdl surroundings. and the hest sum.
mer hotel on the cnast,-Gearhart
Park, Clatsop Beach, Seaside,
Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
mud and gravel into the cutters and
ill them up"

The JOURNAL has but one desire
in this matter and that is wcIl-built
streets. IL has no desire to head Off
any movement for good streets upon
any plan of improvement that is
sound but 1t cannot afford to take a
position or even be silent when the
result would be a continuation of
soft, filthy streets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
Notice 10 Creditors.

To the County Court Of Marion county,
State Of oregon.
in the matter Of the estate Of Virgil X.
PnngieaDd Pherne 4. Pringle, decreased,
Notice u hereby given by the undersigned
executors 81 the last wili and testament Of
Virgil X. pringie and PherHe n, PrinRle,
deceased, 10 the creditors Of and AL per
sons holding claims aaainst the said esia ate
% present them with the proper vouchers,
within six months nom the "a Of this
Oregon.
GO. 4. HUGHES,
HAALiN fABhlTUs SMITH,
Executors Of the last will and testament Of
decreased
Dated. salem, Oregon, June II, 1891.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received by the board OF
asyllm commissioners on Tuesday, Au-
gust IL, 1891. at o'clock p. m, Tor the con-
a COW barn, and horse barn, according 10
plans and specifications at the office OF ..
B. McNally, architect, Salem, Oregon.
The brick IN TO be furnished on tile ground
by the state. The buildings will be OF frame.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids.
Certified check for per cent OF the bid
Will DO required To accompany the bid,
BY order OF the board,
7 29td g. s. McNALLY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
Bids Received.

Bids viii be received on Tuesday, Aug
IL, 1891, at 2 o'clock p. m, by the board Of
directors OF school district No. "a, at the
Office of the school clerk, Salem, Oregon,
Park school and Lincoln school build
ings, the contractor 10 furnish plans and
specifications for the same. Contractor
will also be required 10 furnish bonds 10
the amount Of the contract 10 guarantee
the heating OF the buildings to a tempera-
ture Of 20 degrees Farm. inside the builings
when the temperature Is at zero outside.
The heaters Will be needed In the build.
ings by Dec. LIST, 1891.
The board of directors reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids.
Per order Of the board.
70 I'd W. b. SIMPSON, Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04

PROBATE John w. and William
Whitlock, brothers, were appointed
administrators of the John H.
Whitlock estate, bonds $l4, ,000-----
Final account in estate ia case of l..
A. Laban was filed and final hear
ing set for Sep. Z.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04

NOTICE n hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Capital Gold and silver mining company
Of The city Of Salem, Oregon, will be held
al the Oiiice Of The company, Ia faid sity,
August, 1891, at 3o,elock p. m, for the.elec.
tlOn Of directors, and such other business
AS may come before the meeting.
j. IA. STHICkLER, Sec.
salem. oregon, July 25. 1891. n 2w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04

NEW TRACKs.-Track foreman r.
S. Ryan has force of men putting
in the s. p. Co.'s switches at the
new freight depot. There will be
about 800 feet of yard track here,
without the extension down Front
street to the Capitol Mills. Orders
have not yet been given for the Mill
switch, but preparations are being
made for it.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04

BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting of
this organization is called for this
evening. Important business will
come before it. A company is ready
to make proposal to put in wagon
factory; proposal to exhibit Oregon
on wheels in the east and proper
display of Marion county fruits of
the soil at state fair and Portland
exposition should be acted upon.
The board should be revived and its
old obligations paid. A new basis
of organization must be adopted, as
the welfare of Salem demands that
the work of the board not be longer
delayed. If the board will not meet
with its present officials they should
get out Of the way.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
Notiee.

Persons leaving town for the
springs, seacoast or mountains, can
have the DAILY JOURNAL sent to
them without extra cost, by leaving
orders at the Office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04

THE Hot SEASoN.-Even tho it
be not hot, and whether it be spent
at home, at the seaside or in the
mountains, requires special clothing.
A fine stock at the Salem Woolen
Mills Store. 7-23-1w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
A Plausible Explanation.

Miss Calumet-Why is it that you
New York men always crease your
trousers2
Cleverton-They offer less resistance
to the wind and we can get around
faster. -Clothier and Furnisher.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04

THINGS THEATRICAL.-The gifted
actor, Newton Beers will hold the
boards on next Friday night with a
grand performance in the great
masterpiece of L,elodrama. "Lost
in London" will be put on. The
play although not "a new one, posses
ses beauty and wholesomeness
that can be seen again and again
with renewed interest, just as one
can turn to some rare book by an
old master and find there interest
and beauty that has escaped him
before. Mr.. Beers has produced
"Lsst in London" in nearly every
city in the United States and Canada
and has played the leading role of
job Armroyd over four thousand
times. Secure seats at once as in
dications point to packed honse.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-04
Silverhake hominy, Sroat u Glle

1T is A CO. Arrangements are
completed by Smith d Steiner for a
telephone line and instrument to
the state fair grounds. This will be
a valuable addition to the Salem
circuit and exchange.