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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22

teution 10 run the mills non-uni. n
He drclired Ia rn iito any detail.
or dis, uss The future intentions OI
policy uf the company. lie denied
empbatically that there was any
truth In the stalem, Mt that the
Duquesne plant WI Id hereafter
make steel rails, OF that any changes
10 the mill looking to that end had
been or would be made. The Ann
algamated people are confident that
there will be firm front presented
by the men today, aud that there
will be no break. One of them said
IF we get through today all right 1
believe there Is no DOUBT about our
winning the fight. If there is no
general break, we are safe. That is
all ! have to fear, and We really
have little fear Of hat; but that Is
our only danger. / wouldn't be
surprised II some few went to work
say not more than per cent. But
that would be enough for the COM
pany to start with. We have every
confidence the men will stand firm,
but, Of course, there are some men
who may get weak and go to work.
| believe we will win the fight, but
we recognize today critical one,
and after this we will be able to hold
firm"
Al 0:25 yesterday morning the tug
Tide left the wharf at the foot of
Smithfeld street, bound for Home
stead. An official of the Carnegie
company was present, and closely
inspected the tickets held by the 65
or 20 workmen who were on the |
boat. Eight horses and another
large supply of provislons were ta-
ken OH board A report received
from Homested stated that the Tide |
had arrived at Carnegie mill Ian +
ing, but that not near the number
Of men disembarked that were on
board when the boat left Pittsburg.
1t is likely they deserted the boat as
'he passed through lock No. l.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Fatal Accident.

MAsHFIELD Or, July 22.-Neu
has just reached this city Of fats
accident, near Bandon. last Moi
day afternoon, whereby Mrs. Loui'
Turner lost her life. She anc
her husband were driving across b
bridge and the horse became frighi.
ened and backed through the guard
rail and off the bridge falling about
fifteen feet, breaking Mrs Turner.
neck and killing her instantly, also
killing the horse. Mr.. Tm ner cam,
out without serious injury.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Pinksrton's Side Of the Story.

WAsHINaroN, ID. C., July ga
4'he special committee OF the house
nQuiring into tho Homestead
1oobies, heard the Pinkertons sid,
cI> lnoraIng. Robert Pinker.
Qo presented "A statement
Ryering the history OF his agency
ncs It's organization In 1850, Men
ore sent 10 Homestead only on MS.
|1Fnncs the sheriff would swear
|1eln 10 Ms deputies II necessary.
|fsps were shipped from Chicago
~ ordered not TO be given to the
lcn unless deputized by the Sber-
A. matter Of fact the boxes were
opsned until the strikers opened
~ aud II became q matter OF life
death. Klein had been killed
Ave- Others wounded before the
o1esaons returned the fire. He
ospd that on the trials for mur. |
VIII BE- shown Pinkertons acts
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
To be Launched Next Week,

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The
swiflest, most destructive and most
formidable naval vessel in the world,
the much-talked-of Pirate, or cruiser
No. IL, will be launched at Cramps
shipyards next Tuesday afternoon.
1t is believed she will come up to
the requirements of 81 knots per
hour.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Wygant Has Majority.

PORTLAND, July 22.-Ihe recount
OF The Knapp Wygant contested
election case for the lire commission.
ership Is finished. The final figures
give Wygant 505l and Knapp 40Oi, a
majority for Wygant Of l47, The
number Of referred ballots is sos,
which are about evenly divided be.
tween the two contestants. This vir-
tnai'y means that Wygant Is elected
beyond any question.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Goal and Iron" Policemen.

HOMESTEAD, July % lit Is learn,
ed that the Carnegie Company In,
tends to ask Governor Pattison to
appoint large number of "coal and
iron" policemen. These are officers
With all tho power OF policemen Of
the city Of PhiIadelpLis. THESE ap-
pointments were provided for IN a
law passed by the legislature In 1887,
and u large part Of the eoal-,niuing
districts Of the state have s,-sn polic-
I'd by these men e,.r since. The
'teel companies have had theis WI As
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Weaver Coming.

ST. LOUIS, July %. The peoples
CAM aign through the silver states
has been mapped out, and General
Weaver and General Field will fire
Off the first gun in Denver, July
2S and ~. From there they go
through Colorado, up and down the
Pacific Coast, aud back over the
Northern Pacific.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
He Shot and Killed Both.

SEEDvILLE, Ark, July 22.-J. J..
Bowles, Merchant, had dealings with
a couple of lumber men named Will.
cox and Ace and they quarrelled
over the settlement. Wilcox and Ace
entered Bowles' store armed to kill
him and Bowles shot aud killed
both.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Dragging the River.

PORTLAND, July 22.-The stream
continues to be dragged for the body
Of the late minister, but without
success. The deceased was men,
ber in good standing in the
Masonic and Knights of Pythias
orders. His life was insured for
$7000in the Masonic Aid associat 'on,
the premiums of which has been
paid to date, hence the family will
not be left penniless.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
First Brigade Ordered Out.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. July o.
First brigade, of state troops are
ordered to be in readiness to 90 to
Homestead. This brigade was or
dered home only a few days ago. 1t
Is not known what this order pro-
tends, but 1t Is believed merely to
relieved troops already there.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22

protected by few Of them ever
since the passage of the law. The
intention is, 1t is said, 10 bring on u
force something similar to the Pink
erton force, only clothed with legal
authority.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
STATE OF OKIo, CITY OF TOLEDO. ,

LUUAS COUNTY, Do
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is
the senior partner of the firm of +. j. Che
ney Co., DONG business In the CITY of
Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm VIII pay the sum of One
hundred Dollars for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv the
use OF Hall Catarrh cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn TO before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day of December. A
ID; SSi. A. W. GLEASON,
lsEAL' Notary Public.
Halps Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally aud acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
f. J. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, o
gs1~ Sold by druggists, 75c.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Stevenson Going Home.

NEW York, July 22.-The Demo.
cratic vice presidential candidate
Stevenson leaves for Chicago tomor-
row morning. He will make a few
brief speeches from the rear of the
car at some of the principal cities on
the route.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
The Verdict

nF ALL who have used Ayers Pills
~ for Biliousness an Liver Com
plant is that they are the best ever
made. Being free from any mineral
ingredients, and sugar-coated, Aver s
Pills are adapted to all ages, .constitu-
tions, and climates.
"Having used Ayers Pills for many
years in my practice and family, feel
justified in recommending them as an
excellent cathartic and liver medicine.
They sustain all the claims made for
them. w. A. Westfall, NJ. D., V. p.
Austin g. N. w. r. II. Co., Burnet, Texas.
layers Pills keep my stomach and
liver in perfect condition. Five years
ago / was afflicted with enlargement of
the liver and with severe form of dys-
pepsia, most Of the time being unable to
retain any solid food on my stomach. j
finally began to take Ayers Pills, and
after using only three boxes of these
magical pellets, was well man
Lucius Alexander, Marblehead, Mass.
If you have Sick Headache, Constipa-
tion, Indigestion, or Piles, try
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22

tenticp to put non-union men In
Hofiieste cad mills. Ii looks as If the
claim that the company has all the
men necessary to start the mills, Is
true.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Palo Alto is Dead.

REDWOOD Cry, CAL, July %. -
The stallion Palo Alto, who holds
the stallion trotting record, died at
Senator Stanford's farm yesterday
afternoon Of pneumonia.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Hernia and Chronic Diseases
DR'S. SHIMP & HOUSER

pevote special attention 10 Nervous Va,
rnai, Asthmatic and Throat 4 l,,,,''9. oa''
da,aati Srnla trupture) cured without pain or
Ever, Case. ~"u guaranteed In
A Every variety Of Female and Cbro,,,o
" y sessss saS treated by the mos advsnnaS
Sn;. ns mods known TO Electrical ana Mad'sd Manced
Serr ser nee; & twenty years experience in snr
on, q p a5S Com sne application OF electricity
man Blsck. Salem. ee''' push-brey'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
MARKETS..

PORTLAND, July 22.-Wheat
valley, $3.50 q si.S2l walla walla,
si.2o q l.s1l.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL, July as-
Wheat, Dec. si.ss.
"a, CHICAGO Ills., July 22.-wheat
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
WTANrED-Manager ana ova,...,

WANrED-Manager and overssar a.
hlre and oversee men and repTesent
= Misunderstanding Co. who want hraech ~
n.es, We pay once rent adVertisins ana
s'',, ss,Silng expenses. tositien permsnent
- pefience not necessary as ou arf una.s
our . lpstruetions. You must be known ~
svnr looation and furnish reference M - ~
3uiied. Address with stamp, The Rssn-
ssaepis Al. %. Dayton. .. y-iSit's
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
Population of Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 22.-The school
census shows the population Of the
city to be l. .42s,3ls.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
25c Want Column.

,,in9ces Netices inserted for ONE GENT PER
tWiOhD Each INSERTION. No advtr
the 'enI t inserted in this column for less
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
NEAR THE CITY.

within the line and
reaehce Eo1on Of the city These lots fne slightly suburban
located on ~ the driving the
the adjacent streets N Pi'loiv Vi"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22
PLANTED TO FRUIT AND CUL LT|VATFD

These acre lots are now offered at the low n
and two years time on balance. For purchasers wi
once they will be cultivated for two years without
in fine bearing condition.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-22

is not an overburdened city liable to collapse hut
other places lag or go back 1t is THE ONE cit,
great natural commercial and political advantages
backwards an iota. Remember this when investin,
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Heglen til Smoten.

Wan erinorer, bpor n9r bet / 1885
bar fonmet til Sri9 melem &uslanb
os England ianleOnius bet afsanite
@r9nieipsrssmaal. Striben blep bi.
last, forbi insen al Yarterne bensana
fslte fig ferbise til for Mpur at pptass
&en ON "Nsslen til Snbien."
Snsen bar bog UpIattet OperenstOmIten
iom anbet enb en- nbi9ttelis, os 9iben
er blepet bel bensttet fra besse Solb.
England bar anlust itOrartebe 8sfeit'
ninser lanss ben inbiite @ranie %
Sernbaner, Tom fsrer til benz, liseiom
bet er lptfebes benz at uopibe fit Serre.
osmme til fOrifjelise iremlfubte itrate.
gtf pistise Tuntter. &usierne bar
paa fin Sibe foretnset abifiaise af fine
befienote pibenitabeliae @rpebitioner %
bar lat Jig fait i Gamir. Ru er Nlt
iaa faroist, at Bet blobise Drama fan
be9pnoe, naar bet iful pere. 90 en-
G%nlsonins iOreitaar maaife, fsr Wosen
peb. Den uuparenbe @mir al Gisa'
niitan er ub~elbrebelis ips, % Der er
Here Dub ON 8piten iom bans @fters
fplSer. Saus Sso turbe bliue Sisuas
let til inore aampe, enselif % rusiiii
Sn~Sblanoins, ps iaa CT man 10 meb
en8ans OpPe / ben for gHslanos Ser
bensitiains ~afsjsrenhe Samp on ielue
Subien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Gun baoee ptnot %snfstet balpeis bort 90 laa iaus, mems
gurmen iaste bapsoe fig at ben tiIbusspenSenbe Sober, Der
bapbe foriabi bsnSe for ct Bar Timer.
llbret paa bet file %nofiaarns eiripsborb tiiebs iaa bcit
eiiIbeoen. Grpibl loo glifist fuaue Omirins ! %ummsts
Salumprte. San b~etrusteoe bcer Sjenituo neb itarf SH'
teresIe. Saiaa, bet par oltiaa Der, bun bOtot til, bun Jon
baoos tasst bans aus 2pite. bet pur Der bun brsmts be
iOmfruslise Roisnbrpume, bet bar berifra bun itulbs sa
til 8rloefamneret eaer iii 49,.
Der tom @laus / be msrte pine. 3ant ON GUN off til
@rapsu iitebet, ON bin anosn blsp bsrt til at forage, for
iaes for epia liseiom ben ~tattars aanbsbpprail Bible
bet blipe minSrc tunst at iSrse ppsr beube oa? sanlte
49,. mca bun. -. 3poens Slgr ooer bette ltolte Bill, Vii
iutetsicrelicu for bise bsrlisere....
Get bar igrits Sang ban bapbe Tibet peO Spseieusell
hos en- ing Suinoe, Der bapbe pGret uo8et anoet for BAN
enb en- lioenbe gi9ite....
"D9 bpur lau9t or man fnret bib, nanr man uafbj9lpes
list er saat for lanst?"
Sun bapce baitist penbt Gnfstet mob BAN ps ~betrastebe
BAN ~granitenbe.
Oct gap ct SGt Sapelansu. Sans 9anter bapbe iaret
iiernt; be bapbe boppet pper 8irfeli9bebsns pg BET g9r'
oGrenoes sirunter % gil pau @ras 9rtaoiens gnse.
"9erben, 5rgten @eroa, buOr Der life Longer sipes np9ei
aOmprOmis neaem sGrsn us 9ipsslaben."
Gun trpttcbe Seioerne mob Sniistet, os Hare 9erler
sIinieoe irem meaem De bpioe 5in9re.
Oct ior ium ct 2pn siennem Srpibs Sial. Sture Sub,
iaalsbes maatte bet pRre!
% bn BON reiite i8 for at san, Tom ban iu9oe "ipr life
at tr9tte benoe Tor meget", os trDtfeoe ben n~iniagreoe
~inOsleoe Sauno til afiteO, iau ban bpbt inO bet tjare
uotGreoe Gniist % in9oe:
"gten @rens % en- GOD DpfSriels 9Ope falber, iom d
peo 6rgten @eroa, lite sanite ianmen. Saupittisbeoena
DOM er en-, Spinionens Ell an0en. 5alif Stamipletie bar
brepet mangen en-, Der enoni tnuoe baue tomntct paa rel
8ei, biober bppr be ipase Siale...."
San tang.
~....be ipn9e Sj9le?
- faloer bDbt eaer logger Saanb paa i9 ielp."
gun borebe bet s~lgoenbe gniist bpbt, bpbt neb Buoen
% be inbiuntne &inoer blus ieoe parmt peo 9nelien ON, al
bun life Longer bar alsne ON ben Semnrelisbeb, bun uuoer
2ioelierne bar fOmmet til &larbeb ouer, ben Semneliabeb,
at Serba S~tdlitjOIos Hare SOoeo buoOe taset fel al @eIen,
ba bet trUebe, at bet ubeu Sjertets 5plse iat pe Iffert
tilnOe bstrebe ben al Cub % 5Soiet banfO' 9ssi til 8ruoes
Itnrnmelen.
90 bun laa op, bar bun aleue.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Gu WetSseene.


Il Retsiulen I Cttatrins / Eiterriss en-
Serre, en- enbnu uus. elegant Rano.
Gan iiirrece msrtt ben for iig.
"6sr Grreitanterne irsm," beialebe
Scmmeren. SORT 3amen meb Bar
net"
Rcgle Wtinuter sif / lDoles Gausbeb.
Saa lpb Der Siribt isiennem SOru9s
Mreliet. Scrren iprinser up. &eiit |
i'm inloe Scibe itaar ban Der, i~tjGlocnbe
al inorc SeuGoelie. 9gren aabner fig,
og fcrt Of 8etsbetjenten bier fig Ell
lin9, INIT apinoe, Der bolber en- benris
penoe, lioen 8i9e / Saanben. Suls
feuoe ltDrter aoinoen neo for Sgoberne
al Serren, omflamrer bans 8n9 % bsns
ialber BAN unber 9aarer: "3ilsip mig,
8arl, til9io mig"
8ionerne til benne lioenifabelige
Seene i~tirrer rpitenbe paa Iarret.
WRen uoen at rDre fig i~tirrer gtanoen
neo paa ben %itjpnne aoiuOc, Der lisser
for bans SOB.
Ss after lDoer Der Ell Sulteu, os cit
liben ~lti9luenoe, rereuoe Stemme ipgrz
ger: "@apu, gapn, bolOer on ilet life
al mis?"
Dora, nit Barn, nit 9utl" ubbrps
Der Wtanoen | tilba9etrGn9t 8eUG9elie;
ban rioer Barnet til fig, bebatter bel
meo 9ps, o9 lettenoe Carer fDloer
bans pine.
"Bapa, jes boloer iaa meset al bis,"
flyer ben 2iae, Der pebbliper at sraoe;
men boUrior grG6er MOoer? @r bu
preb paa benoeP"
8a bGier Manoen iig neb til ben
fnGlenoe Suinoe Os buiiter benbe nOsle
Orb Sret. st ialist Smil oplpier
ben ulptfelise5 InIi9t; iaa refer bun
Jig % trGoer ben iOran 3Ommeren.
9ommeren tiger: "2e bleo a~rreftes
ret i9auraites iammen rleO ben ellie
paa Geien fra Seit6ane9aarben til
Yortelitrn5e. Spprfor bar 9e op9ipet
ct falitt 9taun til IolitifommisIeren ?
De DcOer Sermine G., u9 op9aO at bebe
2uiie 8eib."
Saa fprtGlcr 0amen utoer Sulten
i'm table % gjenounone 9Dffes Sioman.
s fem 9tar baooe bun p2ret gift nleo
Sr. g., Ell formuenbe Ntano, men bun
ben lllt9e %altiur iolionme Suitru IDnte8,
at bun i ben iiOite 3iO blep fOrigmt.
SftnlD8en 9reb benoe, % til li9e flor
Blnge for Jig lelu p9 Mnnoen iUriul9te
bun bant meo fine epi9e Slayer % Be-
breiOelier. 9ililut beilutteoe bum at
torlaoe WtarIoen. Sun tO9 fit Barn
paa armen, eiterlpo ct 4ar Orb til
Wfanoen: "3u bar for9iitet nit 9ip;
les flD9ter til mine 6orGlore," % figrte
meb bet fsrits 9us til fine SOralbre.
SenoeS 5aber, III firing fprnuftis
Ntanb, piltc benoe tilba8e ps befaleoe
benoe at penoe tilba9e Der, buor benoes
rette Ylaos bar, iii beroes Wanb.
Wteb Gatto9et penote bun tilbase. Suu
pouebe imiolertiO life itrnr at fpreta0e
bet pi9tl9e Striot. llben at funne
beitemme ii9 flaffeOe bun Omfrins mcb
ben 9ile u9 piloe uetOp ppls9e ct so.
tel, oa benbes iGliomme Sptraoen
pafte en- Solitibetients OpmerfiOmDeb
% fit bam tit at tiltale benoe. 9
frp9teli9 Sn9it ~furip9te BUN paa al
flD9te, men Setjerteu inbbentebe benSt
os bra8te benoe til StatiOuen, boOr bun
al Stamfslelie fortieOe lit rette @aur.
5srlt nelte Wtor9en n9pnte bun fl
rette Napn. OR. g. bleo unoerrettei
berom ps iteunet til 8etsfurbanblin.
serre.
9pmmeren iopmte beuoe en- 8sbe al
10 Sploen. Gre 2Dttelise forlob &sts.
fallen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Nrit til ane 0rriter.

SEQ oil Jennie en- SLATE AT Warmers White
Wine OF Tar Syrup, bet beoite Soitemeoielu
| geroen, irit I'll bpiltsHiombelii prat. ion
sil tsa "a Srusstlt III 81 ienoe etisr Ct 9a,
gtiobel for SaIieu % 9uH9srue I'll fine Ben
ner Noresies
Ir. IS. =. Warner,
20S Golopoter, Y1ld.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
"6un 60 Gents for 2lIt...

Sansbosen inbebolbenb, eperioes m gnrors b,Sste ga.
tlonaIlan9s arransereoe for Ren6 % blanSsSe aor, go
sS.t m.eo ttaao gecomp. iami 5 fine aabinetpurtrRttsr al
ne y 0britina NeIion, SennD 2inS, gsr
gtlitt4anbltr 6. q. Sanion ianit grfslHts bad ado
Staee n~tul'tdNer, os at for fun 90 Seats p~prtofrit.
Siott % ptnt Cplag al Tr9tiptl fra $3.50 til $12.
Fsnt qtoilntr nleo alt Stibebgr, reo pen pplsrtt Rasis
ira f426 Ill $525 o. til bpisre 0riier' pqrot Bot sobblts.
beote ~fabriierebs Qanost, ~
Npni9pt maa ~nltetslge beer geiiiuiRg. IA
10 EIocent Haeat III BEN, ion ubIlipper 6tnnt GHnprtt
- naoasr esits SIao, uaar 8eitntusen ~tubieaoss.
CAHl I, HANSON, 3l7 MainSt., Worcester Mass,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-12
Cash Premiums onered.

With view of making the finest and
largest horticultural display possible
this fall, preparatory to sending it east
to the worlds fair next year. the manage
ment of the exposition has decided to
give a cash premium for the county
making the finest and largest display of
fruits, including canned, dried and
green, grown in the county exhibiting; /;
the canned fruit to be put up by indi-
will also be given to the county making
the next finest and largest display, the
same rules to govern as in the above. A
cash premium will be given to the county
making the most artistic display. The
merchants and others in Portland fully
realize the Importance of the fruit in
dustry, and of having it, if no other, rep
courage fruit growers to make an unu-
sual effort to collect the very finest spec
linens possible, they have energetically
joined with the exposition, and will of
fer premiums to the individuals making
the best displays of fruit grown by the
exhibitor. About $3.50 has been sub
scribed and I think more will come.
The county displays will in no way inter
fere with individual exhibits A fine
display at the exposition this fall will
do much towards advertising the fruit
prospects of Oregon, as the management
will make special days for visiting Odd
Fellows, and others, who can but ad-
mire and talk of the Oregon fruit, seen
at the exposition. A competent and
impartial committee on awards will be
appointed and all courtesy possible will
be extended by the management. APP
plications for space should be made at
once, fol. this will be by far the largest
display ever made, and 1t is the desire
of those in charge to arrange the whole
display in the most artistic manner. A
knowledge of about what to expect will
aid them greatly. The lowest possible
freight rates have been secured for ex-
hibits.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-12
washington Republicans.

=
Following isthe ticket placed in nomi-
nation at Olympia
Representatives-John L. Wilson
Spokane; William HI. Doolitle, Pierce.
Supreme judges--sJ. J. Anders, Walla
Walla; Elmon Scott Whatcomb.
Governor-John II. McGraw, King.
Lieutenant Governor-F. H. Luce
Lincoln.
Secretary of state-James Il. Price
Pierce. Auditor. r. Grimes, Kitti.
tas.
Treasurer-O. A. Bowen, Wahkiakum
Attorney general-W. G. Jones, Spo-
kane.
Superintendent of public schools-C.
W. Bean, Whitman.
Commissioner of pubic lands-W. T,
Forrest, Lewis.
State printer-o. c. White, Columbia.
Presidential electors-G. v. Calhoun,
skagit; j. s. Mcmillan, Jas Juan; ].
A. Navarro, okanogan; C. F. White,
Chehalis.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-12
Co1umbia River Tranc.

Major Handbury's annual report on
the improvement of the Columbia river
and bar has been received by the depart
ment at Washington. The report con-
tains very graceful account of the
early history of improvement work
along the Columbia beginning with
1887, since which time $649, ,Se5.97 has
been expended on the proposition. The
amount of money now available is $751;
6S6.sS.
For the purpose OF enlightening the
department upon the question of traffic
on the Columbia and Willamette rivers,
the report contains the following state
ment of business done during the fiscal
year ending June 30th, 1892:
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-12

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and Diarrh9a Remedy by Mr.. r.. c..
Tinsley who had been handling it there,
and in less than five minutes after tax
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