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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

Bah 21on iGmntltde Stoffe TIT groBem
umfange fir eigene &e1nung ais 2ager=
nnrr1tbe beriteut uto oapon Qlbihnitte an
Die Barrier un6 2Doner GomniifionsbGuier
3ur QusfIbrung Der tGglid aus allen @eltz
fbeilen e~inlaufenOen 8eIteQungeu abgiebt.
Set uns lteGen Die Berbdltniiie i~niofern
gang anbers, oils bas @ei6Gft i'm aQ9emeiz
men auf 6irefter 8eatebung oes Sabrtfantet
3u benz auSldnDii6en 8eiteQer unb auf
WuftrGgen nit du5ge0ebnter ~2ieferunQsfriit
berubt. Die @aare miro in Der 9ie9el erft
baum angeferti9t, lneni1 Die @uftrdee lit
ben 8eitB 0eS Eabrifatten gelangt Itnb.
gSir t0nnen alto ntAt eine 9usitelung bon
unlern Sation : 8orrGtben beriteuen, tpic
ioldes 2b0n III aroBem untfange gu tbun
pfegt.
g8ie nun 6as 8rotofou iiber Sic Sibuna
bonn 10. 9e3entber b. S. ausfiibrt, 9eb0rt
bic beutl6e Seioen> uno Salnmt : Weberet
ni6t I'll ienen Sn0uftrteen, tpel6c ft6 our9
NuSiteQungen auf Dem Weltinarfte betannt
MAIDEN n1iiiien, neil tbre Getlenben iiberaa
0a. 100 ie ein N~biabgebiet er0ffnet, it6
e~inftnoen. SIS lit oeSbalb aud fit iie obne
gelang, baB Die G6icago'er MeltausiteIz
lung bonn Orient ullb benz Siiben Qnertz
lug W uID OCIHtul UCtUCl IULtU<
3uoem eignen li6 beute uniere 9lrtifel, in
Delden mir i'm ilbrt9en auf bent Welt>
nlarfte u1o gars ~belo9oerS in ben 0eretntgz
ten Staaten bon gtoroamertfa erfolgrei6
tonfurriren, bur6aus nt4tf 5u QusiteIz
Iun0S3tpeden.
Ote 6anoeISfammer fam MIR ~be6duertt,
baB Die euer9ti6en 8eniibungen oes 9errn
@e6cimratb Wermutb, Die fragli6e NuS>
itelung s1 einem @elamntbil0 oer beuti6en
Snouitrie I'll geltalten, feline unteritIbung
bet unieren Snouitrteaen eefunoen BADEN;
at Nufforoerungen uno Nllregun9en Der
0anoelsfamr1er bot es aber tpabrlt6. niDt
aefeblt.
Die NeuBerungen 6eS 6srrn Nb9eor6nez
ten 9r. Baden in iener Get6stagsitBtng,
benz augenl6etnlid bic obtpaltenoen Seer
h~altntlie uno Die gepfogenen 8Orperbanoz
lun9en unbetannt ftnO, berlbren mir nt6t
tDetter, tpietpobl bieLe Ieiner 8ebauptungen,
10 1amentli1 oielentge, DaB Die Getbeiltgung
an elmer MISUNDERSTANDING gu ben regelz
mGBigen 8etriebsfoiten ether @roBinbuitrie
aebDre nno .bab bieie 8etbeiltgung i'm Snz
t~ereiie Der Nrbeiter 81 gei6eben babe, nt6t
als 3utreffenb Su be3et6neu itno.
Din bas &atlcrlt6e 9tet6samt oes Snnerr
aber n1odte Die ergebenit ur1ter5etdnete
San6elsfammer bic bringenbe 8itte ri6ten,
bic i'm &ei6staee amtlth Dor9ebra6ttn
Wttttbeilungen iiber Die 9altung Der Grez
felber SnbultrieIen gu Der 8ei6iGung Der
Weltans iteaung in Chicago in elmer Der
nG6iten StBungen bes Gei6stagS ri6ttg
iteuen au DoIlen.
Die 9anoelsfammer:
&Dnigs. g.. BE @reiff.
gtn oas &aiierlt6e Gei6Samt oes Snnerr.
8erItn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Die 8unoesmarine
2Iuf Ger hieftscn meItausfteauns.

Gin eigenartiger un6 unltretttg bo6it
IebenspertDer She'll Der @eltaus 1teuung
pirb bas bom Wforinez0 epartement Der
Seer. Staater neranltaltete @rDibit tDerDen.
Ser bafiir befttmmte 8au miro etne mDg>
neuen &iiiten> &rteg5i6iffe 1ein nno miro
gegentpGrttg nab BlGnen bes GaubnrearS
DeS Wtarine<W tiniiteriumS bon Der Strtna
@ramp & Son tn Bbtlaoelpbtd uno ben
Union Sron 8orf5 in San Sranctsco ge>
baut. 0as 8autperf miro am SeeuTer i'm
nDrDOitliden Sbetle OeS Sadion Yarf auf
in Den See e~ingerarnmten Bfdblen dufgez
Iteut Deroen u10 miro, rings bon Ba1Ier
umgeben, etnem am Werft anltegenDen
S6iffe Gbnli6 iein.
9as v&rtegsidiff" tpir6 nit Nlem aus
g~eriiltet letn, mas gu einem mirfIiden
gan8eri6iffe 9ebOrt: &anonen, 9rebtbirz
men, Sorpeoo>yteBen, 8ooten, Nntern,
Soften &C., unb bonn Wartnez9 Department.
nerben Sfftaiere u1b Wtanni6aften De-.
ta6trt tperoen, UNI Das S6iff re9eLre3t gu
bemannen. Die 2ebensnetie, 0tssiplin
unb Der 9ienit auf unleren &riegsidtfen
wtrb oetreu nerani6aul;6t tDerben. Die
W~tanni6aften tperoen @reraier> un0 S6teB=
%ibungen DeraniraIteu, tnte tie I'M Wtartne>
bienft ibli6 finb.
Die &usoebnungen 6es 8aues ltn6 htez
ieIben, tpie bet etnem ntrfLi1en &riegsz
i6iff. 9as S6iff tpirb bur6 elettrii6es
2i6t beleuhtet unD NIT 0ampf gebet5t
perben. 3ablrei6e Wtooele bon S6iffen
bon @tnit unb Sebt iperoen bas Sntereiie
ber 8eiu6er erb0ben, ebenio 8robes Gremz
plare Der l1niformen unb Sdiffstra6ten,
2ebensmttteI, Slasgen u. i N. Die Sra6z
ten Der Seeleute tperben bonn Sabre .1775
an bis 1848 neranl6ault6t perDen.
0te Soften bteieS eisenartisen 8aues,
Der etnat9 in ieiner Dirt baiteben 6irfte,
neroen auf $100,0 900 beroni9ldgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
fkr ofenen Sonntae.
Cine Srau, ole Kopf uno Rsrs anf DEM
redten FLED bat.

Set iosar cine sar1se GtaatsIeaisIatur
unb nod Oa5u Die zines 10 tui6tigen Staaz
ties, pie Sbto, it6 Die Sreibeit, ooer rtbtt7
ger Die Sre6bett eenOmmen, Die SETTING
Der notwithstanding bur6 etnen otftcteuer
8ei6luB DaS S6LieBen BET Musiteaung an
Sonntagen su empfeblen. tpirO eS nadge>
raOe 3ett, oaB ft6 audi Die tDa6ren Sreunoe
beS ~berrliden llnternebmens uno oeS Ge>
lunoen Observation-Disclosures 5ugleia, uebr
in 9teib unb @lieb itelen, als btes btsber
ael6eben, unb ben muderti6en Wauliplrz
fen, tpel6e balielbe bur6 ibre SonntagSs
iperre UNI ben beiten She'll ieiner 9lusieDung
uno ietner 0tentabilttdt brtngen tpole1t, in
entipre6enber 8eiie Die .3GDne 5eisen.
0enn BON bieier Settle lit, rpenr man Die
alerotn9s iebr ener9il6en Broteite Der anfz
geflarten, Dor alien 9irgen Der oeuti61
amerifanti6en Breiie ousnimlnt, Bis ieBt
MIR mentg, bon Der anoeren, glet6 bonn
eriten Iueenblid an oreaniiirten Seite be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Gine Columbus ReIiquie.
Cine GIofe pom sabre 1902.

Cine @Iode, tpel6e oft1nals i'm 8eftb BON
Columbus gepeien iein ioa, gebOrt Der 9e1
nletnbe Der tletnen v9(frifanti6en bii6Ofz
li9en MtetbOoiiten : STRIDE" gu 9allepptlle,
Cumberland Is County, 81. S. Die @emeinOe
erbielt bieie ate @lofe i'm Sabre 1885 fir
tire neue Stride bon &apt. @liaS q. gfetpau
bon Der 8arfe vGpa $. Sisf", iuelAer nabe
BET Der &irGe DD5nte.
@r tpar auf elmer Snfel auf benz Garatbts
l6en Wteer in beren 8eitB getommen urto
erbtelt bort 9ta6meilungen iber Die @e>
l6t6te bteler merfpiirbigen fletnen @lode.
SSene Snlel mar bon Buccaneers 00er D0r
See@9tdubern bepp bnt g~etpelen, Die Dor 200
Sabren Die Staot Gartagena aus9epliinDert
urD aus 0eflen &atbe0rG!e Otele @lode tort>
9efiibrt batten.
9ieIeIbe lou inn Sabre 1892, na6Dem Die
ipanti6en &0nige Teroinan0 In0 ISABELLA
ben Wtauren @ranaoa entrtilen, in Der Nls
barlbra aufgebGngt por0en letn. SIM
Sabre 1902 a6er ioa ite ISABELLA benz aberz
mails ned @eitinoteu abf%abren0en SDlums
bus mttgegeben baben. Gs tpar oteS Die
pterte unO lebte Sabrt oes @ntoeGers nab
Qmerita.
Columbus aber CAB 6ieielbe BEN Srbens>
Srlloern, tDel@e Die T1tDeor1le 81 SarfdS
ge11o 9ritnDeten. GuS Die buccaneers"
i'm Sabre 1851 btelelbe fOrtfibrteu uno Die
8eute, Die ite in Der 3eritOrten Staot ges
madt batten, tbeiIteu, ftel oieielbe benz
S6iff u2a &o6eue" gu, auf tuel6em ite
olSoann ben Oienft ols S6iffsgloGe that.
Dies bauerte ieDod ni6t LANCE. gto9 III
bemlelben Sabr tpuroe Die Slotte Der Seez
rduber our6 einen fur1tbaren Sturm fat
no%lftdnoig nernihtet. Das S6iff ga
9to6eue" lAeiterte BET 6er SnieL San Qtnz
oreas, bic @lDde ober ipurbe bon einSeLnen
Biraten, bic fi6 retteten ans 2ano 9ebra6t.
Bon beren Na1tommen mill &apt. gtepan
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Srieffdhen.

Sofeph &empe, Nurora, SII.
0euti6e 8roi6uren ienbet sSbnen auf
@uni9 9err g. Garner, BreBbEreai Der
N8eltausiteQung. (Pressbureau of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition.)
$. @tefeImann, 8aibington, 9.
6. @enben Sic it4 gefl. an @eneralots
rector Oanis, Der Sbnen Oireften gei9eto
ae5eu mag. 9ie Mgentur. ipel6e fir bere
arttoe 3pefe aegrinbet purbe, lit vl1lafen
a~egan9en." Sine ioltbe Strna nermDgen
mir tbnen ntht gu empfeblen, oa ben @es
idGften bieler @attuns bas glitter uno Der
STUFF feblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

Samffaa 91aGm. 4 ubr Nnfunft in Gbt>
cuoo. @n1pfang Durd einen @uSl6uB BON
$50 8Irgern. Gtnquartteru1g. Nben0s
@mpfana bel Oirettor Galmer.
Sonntag: 8eiu6e i'm Sroquots Stub,
Chicago Stub, linton 2eague Club, Unit
neriitD Club.
Wontas: 8eia9 bes Sadion gart per
@rtra5ug. 9un@ I'M Waiblngton Bart
@lubbaus. 9ta6m. 4 llbr WalbtngtoIz
Seter beS Union 9eague Club i'm NuoitDs
rtlun. 0benos: 8aufett beim Commercial
Stub. Sobann Nbreiie mad @%aibington
nit 8enukun9 Der 8enniDlDania s2lnte.
@iele Der !Serren brtn9en ibre Sra.en
unb GDdter nit. 8is ie5t itno 200 8erz
ioner auiitrt.
Sin gutter 5alsbater iprgt fir Bic !3uz
funft. 9eBbalb bat Der GerenOnienausz
lduB ber Oirectoren uno 9tatipnalcomz
miIiGre ldon iebt folgenbes 8rosramm auf>
geitelit, ipel6es sele9entlid Der Gtnnethung
Der 8ebGuoe am IL. Sftober 1893 abiolbirt
tperoen lou:
1. Or6elterzW tari6, componirt bon Sobn
SC. 8aDne.
2. @ebet bon 8ii@of 8roofs aus Wfaiz
ia6uietts.
3. Beri6t bes @ensraI6ireftors fit bie
Observation-Disclosures.
4. Itebergabe Der @ebGuoe Dur6 BEN GrG>
~iioenteu Der 8eltausiteQungscoms
miiiiom.
5. Gbor, 5aDDn's vOieSimmel ribmen".
6. uebergabe Der @ebduoe leitens bes Irdz
ttoenten Der @eltauSiteuungscom>
million cit ben GrGiioenten Der Ser.
Staaten.
Z. Wtari9 uno Gbor: 8eetbopen's v9tuiz
men bon Ntben."
8. @tnlbejbuug Der @ebGu6e bur6 ben
PrGitOenten Der Ser. Staaten..
8. 9aueluiabsGb or aus 9Guoel's pWfei>
fias."
10. Gintpeibungsre6e bon 8m. 6. g.
8redtnrtoge aus &entudn.
IL. GtnlpetbungSreoe. Sert BON SrGuletn
9arrtet Wtonroe, Muftt bon q. Sec
Ootpel.
IL. vStar Spansleb Banner" uro ,Nmes
rico" nit noaem @bor unb 0r9efters
beglettung.
ID. Nationale Saluti1iiie.
9lm Il. Sttober miro Elm 8an faithful
ben, fir tpelGel, Elm 8irgerausihuB er>
nannt tuurbe. Die &aiie Der beiben Nuss
fteaungsbeb0rben bari Ourb bteien 8aQ
ni6t belaitet perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

Oielelbe erbaItem baben, nebit gladpeiiunz
gen lber Deren @el1i9te. 8enn Die lebz
teren tDirfli6 irgenb tpelGen @erth baben
uno nidt Bios auF Sasen beruben. 10 ioute
bteie @loGe neben Der l1nabbdngigfeitsz
9lode bon philadelphia in 1893 81 @btz
cago parabieren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

: Die @tnlagen in ben Dor 5ehn Sabren
in Tranfrei6 errt6teten Sparbanfen belies
fen fi6 @nbe 1890 auf mebr als 20, 000. 900
Dollars unb Die 3abL Der @inieger auf
nlebr ais 2 Wliatonen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Qnerifd.

&usau9e aus 0RabpIf grpnau's Sefti9rift CUR 40Oiabrt
gen Subelfeier Der Gntoedung glmerifo's oIr9
gbriitopb Columbus; 9erlag DON abel
nnb @tiiIler, &elpsig.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
SALEM SOCIAL EVENTS.
Amusements in Store for February
Pleasure Seekers.

Milkmaid's convention at Feb. %
Captain Swift at Reeds opera
house will be a fine theatrical per-
formance, date Feb. II.
Salem Dramatic club has been re-
organized and will present a play in
the near future. Miss Ella Arbegast
was elected president; d. A. Dins-
moor, treasurer; l.. A. Westacott,
secretary; H. H. Craven, general
manager.
The full dress party to be given at
Reeds is not by the Assembly club
as has been stated but by Messrs.
Morris, Clarke and Meyer, Feb. 16.
The Assembly club ladies give a
leap year party Wednesday, Feb. 10.
B Co. announce q masquerade
ball Feb. %.
On the night of Monday, Feb. %,
at the university chapel, the singers
Of Salem and the university will
give an old folks concert, the par
ticipants appearing in costumes of
ye anciente TYNE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
FORMALLY OPENED.
Lincoln Public School in South Salem
Dedicated TO Education Monday
Morning.

There was very interesting cere-
moDy in South Salem at the opening
of Lincoln school, South Salem.
At 8 O'Clock, pupils, teachers and
board of education met at the old
school house under the hill, forming
into lines and marching over to the
imposing structure between Liberty
aud High streets. There were about
two hundred in liue and another
crowd waited for then at Lincoln
school.
AT LINCOLN SCHOOL
all assembled in the wide Railways
below, to be assigned to their re-
spective rooms. The formal dedicc-
tory address was delivered by Mr..
Waite. In conclusion he gave the
school children a gentle lecture of
advice as to their duties. He WAS
followed by Mr.. Director Smith,
Mrs. Supt. Grubbe, and Principal
James T. Matthews, in appropriate
remarks.
The building is nicely warmed and
ventilated, and it was generally
remarked that it was one of the
most perfectly constructed and ar
ranged public. buildings in the city.
There was large attendance of
visitors, and the whole affair was
highly successful.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

NOT HUMPING THEMSELVES =
There was never in this state, or
scarcely any state, greater or better
occasion for an extra session of the
legislature than there was in Ore
gon this winter. But of course
there will be none. Oregon will not
be represented at the worlds fair;
nothing, or next to nothing, will be
done toward opening the Columbia
river; and we will drag and drift
along after just the same fashion.
But those who live few years-say
ten or twenty-in Oregon, will see
great changes, and wonderful
development. We won't get much
of start at it this year, that's evil
dent; but IL is sure to come.-Port-
land Telegram. The Telegram is
Informed that this is the lnoulting
season among the birds that roost in
the state house. They are neither
laying or incubating, but becoming
highly pregnant for acting in future.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

Salem; damages. Motion to strike
part Of amended answer, sustained
Leave TO file amended answer.
S5-State Of Oregon, VS.. !. p. Cos.
tello; selling liquor without license.
At issue; for trial.
S6-State of Oregon, vs.. s. p
Farrens; bound over to keep the
peace. Dismissed.
COURT MOVES.
Clerk Sherman received a great
many compliments on his innova-
tion in the shape of an elegant court
calender and bar docket.
w. Scott Taylor, of Gervais, is in
attendance as bailiff of the court.
There is liable to be some politics
talked at this term of court.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
REAL ESTATE MOYEMENTs.

Ah1Ah "A ~ wv
January transfers--------$176,2 900 so
February to date--------$66, ,3l4 80
FEB. s.
A A Fuller and wife to Marguerite
Loveridge 2.27 a. in W corner Eli G
Cooley d | C 500.
Hattie Darr to John G Farmer fr
!, adjoining IL bl 4, Thomas add.
to Woodburn, $500,
RS Rice and wife to Susan ] Stei-
ner ia in W sec 20, 9sr3e, $40.
Oregon Land Co. TO Minnie q
Dammeler 1t 80 and J 1t 80 Sunny
side No. 5, $25OO.
A Mckenzie and wf to G II
Briggs and j p Davie, correction
deed, 81.
Marion Thomas and wf to Irwin
Schneider for correction 81.
State to L l. Rowland /, W
/, and W /, / sec 16, Is 9 e, 500.
A P Gordon and wife, to VIM
Kappe so a r H Elkin, d / c, $1,000.
Peter Wirfs and wife to Peter J
Wlrfs, 160.20 a. off north end d G of
] r Degmire, $4,000.
John # Miller and wife to Henry
Clark 8, A. s, 8, Mlller's Mill Greek
tracks, $5.
w A Fash and wife to ID Boyer
6, Z, bl 5, Packing Co. add to Wood.
burn, 1895.
Woodburn Pack. Go. same lots to
w A Fash, $2el'25,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

OUR BAND.-Eugene Guard, Feb.
9th: Last evening at the band con-
cert Prof. J. M. Coomer outdid, if
possible, his efforts of the previous
evening when he played the cornet
solo, centennial Polka" without a
single break. Besides his playing,
especial commentator is due to the
tuba solo by John VAIN, the eupho-
mum solo by ]. H. Riley, and the
clarionet solo by G. Poppa rendered
during the two concerts. These are
all good players and masters of their
respective instruments. The sing
ing of Messrs. Ross and Ford is
highly complimented.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

LITERARY.-About twenty school
teachers and literary ladies of Salem
attended the discussion of the pub
lie school question, which was
decided in the affirmative by l.. F.
Conn, chairman for the evening.
The constitution was amended to
allow ladies to join the Aka society.
BY resolution the company places
all responsibility for managing the
free public library in the hands of
the five trustees who are empowered
to frame bylaws and constitution Of
a free public library association, the
membership of which shall be en-
tirely separate from the Alkas and
have a vote in electing trustees.
The Aka society wishes no respon-
sibility in the matter according to
the tenor of this resolution, and the
trustees are entirely free to run the
library for the public.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

The tendency Of this disease to-
ward pneumonia is what makes it
dangerous, La Grippe requires pre-
cisely the same treatment as a severe
cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is famous for its cures of severe colds.
This remedy effectually counter
acts the tendency Of the disease to
result in pneumonia, provided that
proper care be taken to avoid ex-
posure when recovering from the at
tack. Careful inquiry among the
many thousands who have used this
remedy during the epidemics of the
past two years has failed to discover
a single case that has not recovered
or that has resulted in pneumonia.
so cent and 81 bottles for sale by
G. 4. Good, druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
DIED.

PORTER.--At her home near
Aumsville, Feb. 5, 1892, after many
weeks Of suffering, Miss Sarah
Porter.
BY the death Of Miss Porter the
Christian church OF Aumsviile has
lost one Of their most faithful mem
bers. The Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor an earnest
worker, and the Ladies' Missionary
Society, and the Mission Band, their
president. Thus ends a useful life.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
For the Children.

"In buying cough medicine for
children,n says III. A. Walker, a
prominent druggist of Ogden, Utah,
"never be afraid TO buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There Is no
danger from 1t and relief is always
sure to follow. l particularly recon-
mend Chamberlaln's because l have
found it to be safe aud reliable. so
cent bottles for sale by q. e. Goode,
druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
neserYing Praise.

We desire to say 10 our citizens,
that for years we have been selling
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, DIR. Kings New Life
Pills, Bueklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantees them every time, and we
stand rea iy TO refund the purchase
price, If satisfactory results do not
follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. Daniel j.
Fry druggist, 225 Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The presl.
dent today sent the senate the fol-
lowing nominations: Edward D.
O'Brien Of New York, commits
sioner of navigation, vice Bates,
resigned; Geo. H. Monk of Idaho,
agent for Indians of Lemhi agency
in Idaho. The national Democratic
committee appointed Colonel Bright
Of Indiana sargeant-at-arms at the
national Democratlc convention.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

NEW CANNERY.-The Umpqua
Valley Canning Co., of Roseburg
has filed articles of incorporation,
stock $4,000. The incorporates are
Geo. w. Riddle, S. e. Miller, V. l..
Arlington, ]. F. Barker, R.S.Sheri-
dan, A. j. Bellows, Isidor Caro-.
The business will be to engage in
canning, eyaporating, selling, buy
ing, shipping and dealing In fruits
and vegetables.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
"wILLAMErTEn


w. Breywan, wife and daughter,
VIM England and wife, T. M LAHORE
and wife, VIM Brown, wife and boy,
Il M Waite and wife Salem.
J II Hilton, Seattle.
s g Hutchings, P b Whitney, J
II Brook, Portland.
M M Waite, New York.
E III Jackson, Aberdeen.
"CooR."
G ii Richardson, s f.
Il Holzclaw, w Groves, Gervais.
j f M Young, Woodburn.
J Dunnills, Silver Falls.
s q Shelly, Clear Lake.
w M Douglass, Baldwin.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
LOST A HAND AND EYE.
Howell Prairie Hunter Injuries
Himself by a Shotgun
Accident.

DIR. Byrd went out to HowellPrairie
Sunday afternoon and took off the
right hand of w. w. Nichols, who
had received a discharge Saturday
from a shotgun, which he had
handled rather carelessly. The shot
shattered his right wrist and put out
his right eye. Mr.. Nichols is new
conner from the East.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
STAR DISCOVERED.

LICK OBSERVATORY, Cal, Feb. s.
The Lick Observatory has just
been notified by telegraph of the
discovery of new star near Chi
Aurigal. The new star is of the
fifth magnitude, and is therefore
easily visible to the naked eye.
Owing to the stormy weather, the
star has not been seen at Mount
Hamilton.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

ASYLUM. The number of patients
at the insane asylum reached the
highest figure Saturday night when
746 were enrolled as inmates. Con-
tractor Craven has nearly completed
the chapel and the new kitchen.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

RESUMES PREACHING.-Rev &.
L. Corwin preached in the First
Congregational pulpit Sunday for
the first time since his sickness.
Crowded houses greeted him, and
in the evening his sermon to young
people packed the church. He
dwelt upon the importance of get
ting right, and especially to avoid
evil literature. In his concluding
remarks he was very severe on the
Unitarians, whose tenets and infu-
ences he scored unceremoniously.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

Are free from all crude and irritating
matter. Concentrated medicine only.
Carter's Little Liver Pills. Very easy to
take; no pain; no gripping; no purging. Try
them.
Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and others
whose occupation gives but little exercise,
should use Carter's Little Liver Pills for
Try them.
tion, Injuries the complexion, induce
pimples, sallow skin. Remove the cause
by using Carters Little Pills. One dose.
Try them.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
MARKETS.

PORTLAND, teb. S.-Wheat val
ley, $l.55@Sl.6O; Walla Walla, $3.50
@sl.55.
CHICAGO, Feb. Sat close wheat
was firm; cash, SSs; May, 9li.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8.-Wheat
buyer season S1.653.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

BOUND OvER.-Williard Woods,
the horse-thief. IAN account of whose
capture by Sheriff Croisan appeared
exclusively in Saturdays JOURNAL
was given a preliminary examina-
tion before Justice Batchellor, waived
examination and was bound over to
await action of the grand jury.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
Far Sehsol Clerk.

To the voters Of school district No.
"a: l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for clerk In said district.
III. II. SMITH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

LosT,-Black hound pup age six
months, last seen near peniientiary.
Suitable reward. NJ. w. Hunt.
d tf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

FINE FowLs.--Arthur Jessup re-
ceived a coop of seven white leg
horn chickens, and has now breed
ing pen of ten. He has also put in a
Petaluma incubator, and will try
Matching on a large scale. He has
some very fine birds in his pen.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

The RED BULL.-The Salem
JOURNAL says: "Hurrah for the
Red Bull" referring to the mine in
the Santiam district of that name.
Salem people will do well to open
their eyes and buy a mill at once.
There are millions in the mines.-
Albany Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
HARRIS SENTENCED.

New YORK, Feb. S.-Carlyle w.
Harris, the medical student con-
victed of numbering his young wife,
was sentenced to death this morn
ing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08
For sehool CLERK.

To the voters Of district No. 81.
Salem Oregon; I hereby announce
myself candidats for schooi clerk
for said district at the election to be
held March IA, 1892
j. III, BRIDGES.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-08

VALENTINES. An elegant line
both comical and artistie-at genu-
inc bargains, for they must be closed
out. Geo. +. Smith, Cottle block,