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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-07-17
tFRoh THURSDAYS DAHL
SALMAGUNDI.

Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is
X. Of p, at Castle Hall tonight
The Democrats and Peo pies party
are tulkipg fusion in Iowa and Min.
nesota.
War is raging in the Occur d'Aleue
mines, Idaho. between union and non.
union miners.
Yin Tin Shu. Chinese Consul to
Washington, passed through un No.
l this morning.
Talking Of tho Summer girls bath
iug-dress, il 1t costs 30 little how is it
It Gomez 30 high.
Tho Pennsylvania militia occupy
Homestead. General Snowden, the
Commander, evidently meaus bust
moss.
The members Of Humboldt Lodge
No, %, A. 0. u. w, are rsquei ted to
oieet at their Hall at 3 o'clo.k this
evening.
Mrs. james Adams, Miss Addie
Hunter and Miss Louiss Adams arc
r%usticating at the Adams ranch, near
Tuscarora.
Rev. John Wallace will preach in
Starr Valley Sunday morning, in
Wells Sunday evening, and in Clover
Valley Monday night. '0li,
X. =. Hamill cauIe down from Wells
yesterday and went to Carlin today
to udjust the loss sustained by e.
Capell in Tuesdays fire.
There will DO n building at the
Worlds Fair where q woman can
leave her baby and get a check for it,
while she seen the show.
Now doth the busy little moth
Improve each shining minute
BY hunting up your wooden stuff
And laying egGlcts in it.
George II. Whoatley was killed in a
cave in the Yuba mine, ut Phoebe,
last Thursday. A. J. Jacobsen and
Peter Matsen wore also badly injured
ar tho Same time.
A sub-som mittee Of the judiciary
Committee OF the House, henled by
Oates. Of Alabama, is ut Homestead
Investigating tho fight between the
strikers and Pinkerton's thugs.
o. Tuesday afternoon, a fro broke
out in the honse OF E. Capell. ut Car
lin, while tho family was away and be-
fore It could I've put out the inside
was completely Quilted. Nj. Capell is
all engineer OIL the G. p. aud was away
on duty and his wife was out walking
when the fire broke out.
Cyrus w. Field, tho father OF tho
Atlantic cable, died at Dobbs Ferry,
n y, Tuesday, OF a brokon cart,
cauned by tho CRIMINAL m~ismanage-
ment OF the affairs OF the brokerage
firm OF Field, Lindley, Wlo@aor7 =
Co., by his favorite son, Edward NJ.
Field. Wrecked in fame and fortune,
death TO him was n merciful ~reIeuee.
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What's iu n Manner.

Tho newspapers Nil over tho coun.
try arc discussing tho queer Christian
name OF the Democratic nominee
for Vico President. Carson appeal.
Why, Samuel. il you would read
tho Bible you would 600 tut tho
name OF tho Democratic nominee for
Vice President is not a Christian
namc. ns il wns used soon after tho
time OF Abraham, and 10 ono OF tho
oldest names in tho Old Testament.
Reno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-07-17
Tho New

The Trustees have selected Prof.
r. aoRno Byere, OF Kirkland, Illinois,
ma Principal OF tho Elko school for
tho ensuing term. Mr.. Bycrs 10 a
graduate OF tho University OF Iii.
nois' having snmploted a soyon years
course In that institution, aud 10 81
Jears old. The testimonials furnished
tho Board nro from College professors,
teachers and school mon and arc VI
tho highest order. Let us all hopo
that the new Principal will provo 10
- . arst elsss man In every rsspect
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lie ~ no Match.

While VI arc told in the Wost that
"Harrison 10 ell right Tor silver" lot
ns road tho following from tho Albany
Times. Harrison is evidently not 70.
Rardod az much OF . silver aan 10
tho Fast. II says:
Tho Free Silver Devil is no match
Tor B%onjamin Harrison. Tho Prosi.
dont'a pom " mightior than the ON
bhttlcd hosts OF bis majesty from tho
plantations OF tho South, tho farms
OF tho trans. Mississippi region and
tho mining camps Of tho Rockies.
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tFnoN FkIDA,is DA1Lr.l
sALMA0UNDi

Have your Job sork done at th,
NONRESIDENT ofics.
Elko county will cast nesrly a solid
vote for Weaver and Field.
See the notice OF DR.. NJ. E Bren.
ner, dentist n another column.
The test vote on the Stewart bill 10
The House stood 1o6 for ind ISL
against.
Pennsylvania has expended nearly
S,oOO.0O on tho rouds Of that State
in one year.
The aggregate loss OF property from
fire in tho United States last year
WINS Sl4r 10000.
Ex-Governor Booth. Of California,
died after Il long illness yesterday
afternoon OF cancer of tho mouth.
Elko has a few hide. bound Repub.
iicaos who still cling TO tho skirts Of
their party. bedragglsd with the blood
OF the silver bill.
The loss by the Carlin fro was ad-
justed yesterday ut $3.50 by r. P. Ham
i'll. agent OF tho lion and Imperial
Insurance Companies, in which tho
property was insured.
Tho Peoples party In Congress
voted soliily for tho interests of Me-
vada. Let US return the compliment
by giving General Weaver the unani.
nous vote OF the State.
Mrs. Ostreicher's remains. will ar
rive on No. l tomorrow morning.
Funeral services will be held Mt the
house Mt 4 o'clock Tomorrow after.
DOR. Friends and acquaintancos ore
invited to attend.
The FREQ coinage bill has Como to
the foot Of the House calendar there
To sleep the sleep of the righteous
and the dead. Killed in the Louise of
It's friends, its blood cries to tho MIN
ing States for vengeance on its muir
derers. Will Nevada fail to do her
duty?
Carson Appcdl:---A man was dis
covered or the street yesterday care-
fully counting his fingers. When
osked tho reason he explained tina:
he had just shaken hands with a we'll
known Carson lawyer aud vas count
ing his fingers TO SEE il they were ull
there.
The EIko W. c. r. U. will serve leo
cream, lemonade and cake, all for %
Cents, on the lawn ut the residence OF
Mr.. Keyser tomorrow evening, DO.
ginning ut 8 o'clock. Everybody is
invited TO come out and have q pleas
ant evening. Sents will be furnished
for all.
The Reno Gazette seems TO be dis.
tressed because the electoral ticket,
nominated ut Reno. is not pledged TO
support any particular candidate for
tho Presidency. It forgets. however,
TINT they are p.eaIcd not to support
Harrison or Cleveland. The silver
men ars not losing any sleep over tho
Gazefte's scarecrow. We will DO in it
ntthe polls.
Z. ID. Van Duzer, Nevada Land
Agent, passed through on No. / this
morning bound for Washington. 10
mn lSoErFH DENT reporter, Mr.. Van
Duzer said that he did not think
there was tho least show for Harri.
BOZ to carry this State, as the action
OF the House ON the Stewart bill had
caused tho wuvoring in the western
part OF tho State TO rally to the sup.
port of General Weaver.
Reno Journal: The Southern Pa.
ciic Company has made n rate OF ono
cent per ton per milo on ores from
points along the road in Nevada 10
Reno. That is all tho minors asked
and they fny it is cheap enough.
Now il We had free coinage OF silver,
the homo Reduction Works would
have to he enlarged forthwith TO re-
duco tho ores that would be sent hero,
and 4 large number OF uen would gel
Rteady employment.
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Dem Hotei--I. Ostreicher, Pro.
prletor.

Dem Hotei--I. Ostreicher. Pro.
prletor.
+ Whitaker, %. Ranch; Tom Tay.
lor. Hn'leck; G Abbot, II ] Babcock,
Mrs Montgomery i child. DR. NJ E
Brenuer, Chas Lovich. s F.; Vim
Moody, Mound; John Trenor, Vim
Hnpp, Valentino Walther, Hunting
ton; II w Collin. T~uscarora; r p
Ha mill, j B Fitch, Wells; Will Ken.
nedy, Bullion; Edward Butler, Hank
Smith, Mountain City; Mrs ] T Nc.
McDermott, Miss McDsrmott, G B
I1eddick, Lamoille.
julius Brownstoin, fl ] Babcock,
S f; VIM lakewood, Bullion; II
FRANKIE, Lamoille; Joe Taylor, Bru-
neau; w A Bacon, Tuscarora; Miko
Tulley, Winnemucca; Josiah Brown,
Shelton.
FW Pottygrew, s F; w NJ Clen-
denning, Mound Valley; G II Klsck-
ner, Tuscarorn; Goo Haley, Fayotto
Mo;.Joe Taylor, Mount. City; Charles
Butler, Gins Greenburg, Osino.
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Dentistry.

DR.. M. E.. Bremen, dentist from San
Francisco, CAL. will travei in Elko
county all Summer and will locate 10
Eiko this Fall. He docs all kind of
dental work and guarantees satisfac-
tiUn. Teeth extracted without pain.
jyi52w,
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Advertised Letters.

Following is n list OF letters remain.
ing IN tho Postollce at Elko, Mon.
dry. July II, 1902:
Martin SchetT, Ed Powers.
Oliver, Daniel hcDougle.
Persons calling for any OF Il g above
letters will please say "advortised.'
EDWARD u. BILx.Y, p. NJ.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
Depot Hotei--CInrk & Green, Pro.
priotors.

J G Delmore, Brigham Switch,
Utah; Elisha Dakin & wife, 9 d Gil
more, Jacob Conrad, Lamoille; Dan
Griffin, d w Peterson, Tuscarora;
Fred Peterson, Springfield, Ill; Joe
Hennsn, Pleasant; Mrs w j Hanks,
B Moody, Wells; Geo Spencer, Hunt.
ington; Willie Kennedy, Mound.
RIA Shearer, Stotiel; Mrs Frank
rorrill & 3children, Oroulle, Cal; VIM
C~onSer, Wells; H NJ Reed, Reeds
Station; G Spencer, Huntington; w
Scott, Battle Mountain; ] B Moore,
Ruby Valley; j Coleman, New York;
Owen McKenna, John McKenna, La
noble; j w Powell, L Winterman tle,
Tuscsrora; w B Donald, Ogden; Geo
F Knost. Olney, I'll; q w Painter.
w II Eynon, Carlini "A Wilson, Font
Hnlleck; q A Waller, North Fork.
WO Wore, Duck Valley; Thos Ca.
hill, Lnmoille; Pat McDermott, Fort
Hallscki j b Smith. Portland, Or; d
Moody, Reno; Geo r Wilson, Eureka;
j McGinnis, Mound Valley; John
Ssoui-, Ruby Valley; NJ Kuhn, Og-
den. ] A Fepger. CT Boskowitz, 8 F
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

JeG Bradley camed down from Deeth
to-day.
4Iajpr Dennis is editing the Reno
Gazette.
hias Ethel Smith left on No. 4, to.
day, for San Francisco, wh<ro she
will attend school during the coming
yoar.
Tho Piochn Record says $4,000 has
been refused !rr u two thirds interest
in tho Magnolia niue, in Ferguson
district.
a dispatch VIVA received from Mr..
Ostreicher las. night etating that
Mrs. Ostreicher wus improving, and
that he would bring her homo next
week.
This morning the powder works at
Finole, Cal, blow up, killing 1877 per-
sons The chock vas felt Mt Psta-
lurnn and Napa where it broke some
~indowa
AT Il session OF tho District Court
held, IN Churnbsrs on the 3eh otJune,
Judge Talbot granted a divorce To
Mrs. Nina Seton from her husband,
David Seton.
Mr. J. Henderson received O dis
patch from Bishop Leonard, this
morning, stating that no would DO in
Elko to hold services tomorrow
morning and evening.
II there 10 not r. radical change ia
the legislation OF the country, tho
roxt fow years will witneas many
such bloody scenea as those ut Home.
g . Labor and capital are At war,
~ tho sympathies VI tho common
r"oplo O N the side Of labor.
Mr. +. Dotta. who iivee on tho
Dewar ranch, near the Junction Of
tho South Fork and tho Humboldt
river, while crossing a slough on the
rsnch Inst Wednesday, with his family
in a wagon, l"st his team aud wagon
aud only succeeded in saving his wife
and child from drowning by his
supor- human efforts.
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DIED.

OsTRElcnER:--In San Francisco,
California, July a., 1892. Mrs. {.
Oatroicher, Of Elko, Nevada, aged
81 years.
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Gil be made - low - 10 coosistent With
ssuud business principles. Apply 81 the Vi
ern for terms.
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Report ofthc Fourth OF July Er-
ecutiye Committee.

To SUBSCRIBERS TO II FOURTH
OF july FUND:
The following is nur report Of tho
receipts and disbursements for the
Fourth Of July celebration:
prCEtpro
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Hil of tho sub.comm ittoos for their
hearty CO operations, and particularly
To the Committees on Pavilion and
Grand Stand and Car OF State for
their extra pains aud labor performed
Tor WHICH thoy received no compen-
cation.
THos. IlUNTER,
f. f. MULLER,
j A. MoBRIDE,
STANLEY KIosDY,
NJ. II. Miller.
Executives Com.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03

FIRST COUNTY CONVENTION. -
The first annual county convention
of the Y. p. S. G. E. at Salem the
past three days, has been held and
was ably conducted. The statistics
show that seventeen societies were
represented by sixty-seven delegates.
Secretary III. S. Gile submitted a
fiattering report. Officers-elect for
ensuing year are H. S. Gile, presi-
dent; E. E. Thompson, of Wood
burn, vice president; w. /. Staley,
secretary; HI. q. Porter, Aumsville,
treasurer. At the evening session
the main address was made by State
Secretary E. s. Miller, of Portland
on "That New York Convention
1t was full of inspsiration and en-
thusiasm for the delegates. "Our
State convention" was ably pre-
sented by w. l. Staley. The work
of the closing day, Sunday, was in.
teresing and conducted TO the letter
according to program as published
in The JOURNAL. The convention
sermon was preached by Rev. Whit
aker, and the convention closed in q
successful manner. The meetings
were held at the various churches OF
the city, and were extremely inter.
esting to young and old.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03

Portland warrant, aud that he must
be locked up:
Coleman: "what am run In for?'
Berry: "Nothing that you have
done here"
Coleman: "Then what can It be?''
Berry: III cannot tell you except
that you are to be locked up"
Coleman: ut could not be that
Chicago affair?r
Berry: "What was that?"
Coleman: '.Oh, that DIR. Cronin
business.
And that was all he said on the
subject.
Taken with his own admissions as
to his life and time of leaving Chica.
go IL forms a very interesting case.
The JOURNAL will give its readers
the fullest and most reliable infor-
nation as to what becomes of the
matter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03
A SUNDAY DROWNING.
North Mill Greek Demands An
other Victim,

A child was drowned some time
Sunday afternoon in the North Mill
creek race, Immediately above the
state prison. 1t proved to be the
son of r. c. Rickerd, aged 8 last
April, who lives one-fourth of mile
east of the penitentiary, close to the
race and an alarm was spread soon
after o'clock which brought some
of the prison officials, guards and
neighbors to the rescue. By shut
ting off the headgates and dragging
the race the little fellows body was
recovered at 5 o'clock. 1t was
thought the body had been in the
water 3 hours and all hope of re-
suscitation was gone. The body
was lodged against one of the spiles
of footbridge little below where
the child while playing is thought
to have fallen into the race.
This is sad event for a large and
poor family of hard-working people.
They are lately from the east and
entitled to great deal of sympathy.
The North Mill creek should be
fenced SO as to prevent the frequent
recurrence of drownings.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03
SUPREME COURT.
SALEM. Oct. 3. 1892.

SALEM, Oct. 8, 1892.
Troy Laundry Machine Co., vs..
Marvin E. Henry; stipulation that
original exhibits may be filed in
stead of copies. Order made allow
ing same.
G. A. Petrain, ct al, We. John
Kearnin, ct al, stipulation allowing
fifteen days to file transcript, (court
consenting) and that the case be set
at foot of docket or late in the term.
On motion of A. G. Emmons, Van
Buren Bromley was admitted upon
certificate from the supreme court OF
New York, to practice in all the
courts of this state.
The time set for examining class
for admission to the bar p. m. to-
morrow uesday, October A, 1892. }
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03
WAIVED EXAMINATION.
Constable Welch Arrested and
Bound Over.

On Saturday afternoon Peter
Brown swore out complaint charg-
ing Constable Tom Welch with ac-
cepting bribes from gamblers. A
warrant was placed in the hands OF
Marshal HI. p. Miuto, who arrested
Welch Saturday evening. The lat
ter gave bonds in the sum of $3.50
for his appearance before Recorder
Goodell this morning. At the ap.
pointed hour he came into court
with his attorney, M. w. Hunt,and
waived examination, giving bonds
tor his appearance before the next
session of the grand jury.
To Constable Welch is due the
credit of having made the first and
only arrests of gamblers during fair
week, and the only fault this paper
had to find with him was that he
did not make u clean sweep of the
business at that time. Many have
charged that the reason he did not
finish the job then was that he re-
ceived 500 hush money from inter-
ested parties. If this is true, Mr..
Welch should be made an example
of, but until it is proven In court
such charges are mere pretexts to
prevent the criminal classes from be-
ing brought to justice. 1t is to be
hoped the grand jury will sift this
matter to the bottom, as some INTEL
ligent, honest and persistent effort
should be made to prevent gambling
of every kind in our city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03

FROM HIS FORMER HOME. The
Jefferson Review notices new
Salem business enterprise, Olinger
& Rigdon, the new undertaking
firm, One of the partners is very
much gralified over the following
notice given the firm, as it comes
from his old home:-"W. II. RigdOn,
formerly of this city, has gone into
the undertaking business with A.
linger in Salem. Mr.. Rigdon will
succeed in any business. For l5
years he made his home at Jeffer-
son, and during that time he was
one of our most useful and reliable
citizene. Kind and true to friend,
lust and courteous to all, helpful
and sympathizlng with those in
trouble, he will soon be favorite
with the bereaved wherever he is
known. AS a partial recommends
ton to Mr.. Rigdon for his many
kind services in Jefferson, host of
friends wish him success, and re-
commend him to all needing as
sistance in his line."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03
LOCAL And PERSONAL.
Fresh Taffy at The Spa.

Fresh Taffy at The Spa.
Hon. H. e. Hayes returned from
his visit to Polk Co., yesterday.
Miss Florence Jennings, of Mon
mouth, was in the city yesterday.
Andy Holman, of Dallas, is in the
city visiting friends and relatives.
| Notions--everything-Wm Sar.
geant.
Mccoy u Tuliaferro have opened
today the finest cigar and tobacco
house in the ci:y--l10 State street.
A full line of the best stock that
money can buy always to be found
at their rooms.
DIR. Jessup returned yesterday,
from his extended venison eating
trip in Southern Oregon.
Street Commissioner Culver re-
turned yesterday from weeks trip
In the mountains.
Pictures and frames, the newest,
at VIM. Sargeant's.
Try our molasses peppermints
The Spa w. It. Stoltz, Mgr.
Toys and dolls-- VIM. Sergeant.
Hellenbrand's meals are as usual
the best.
Wall paper--prepared for compe-
tition-Wm. Sergeant.
Messrs. Colvig and Glow are in
the city, and will hold a session of
the state railroad commission tomor-
row.
Hon. J. M Wallace leaves today
for Greeley, Colo, where he will re-
main for several weeks.
See our $3.50 ladies' dongola shoes
beats them all at Krause Bros.
Nopills or nauseating potion, but
a pleasant tonic and laxitiye is Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Tin fruit cans-one and two
quart--at Steiner & Blosser's, State
street. 10-1-tf
After a sea diet, to prevent boils
and assist acclamatation, use Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
The Y. M. g. A. board meets to-
night to complete the contract for
inside finish of the new quarters In
the Mimic d Chapman hall, which
has been leased for five years. The
contract will be let Tuesday.
"The "gym." classes Of the Y. M.
q. A. will be made up Tuesday
evening.
Hon. r. G. Baker il home from
Southern Oregon.
DIR. Black, Of Salem, preached at
the u. p. church at Albany yester-
day.
Gov. PenDoyer returned this after
noon from Roseburg, where be de-
livered speech last Saturday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03

David Moll, of the Waldo hills
has sold out and removed to Portland
where he has a daughter living,
Mrs. Annie e. Mathies.
Do not ruin the stomach with
chemicals. Simmons Liver Regula.
tor is purely vegetable and effective.
T.. J. Kaiser, of the Ashland Rec.
ord, was In the city today.
Nothing like Simmons Liver Reg
ulator for dyspepsia and indigestion
"a safe and sure cure.
Hon. Chas. Miller, Of Jefferson, Is
in the city today.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WILLAMETTE.

G.. A. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Hartman, T, w. Schock, A. T. Full
Ter, s. J. Miller, ]. Cuff, and wife
Miss Athena, Portland.
d. w. Yoder, Woodburn.
John Biffor. New York
David Scott, Fox Valley.
j. A. Fenger, San Francisco.
J. 0. Scowi, u. T..
]. Juck, ]. d; Murphey, Indepea'
dence.
l.. l.. Woodmausa, G. P. Bryant
w. j. Beatty, VIM. Coswell, Chas,
II. Rufel. Portland.
Rev. Kellerman, Salem.
/. A. r.. Wilson, The Dalles.
John G. Brown, Independence.
VIM. Merriman, Albany.
Ben Sevy, San Francisco.
w. I. Vawter, Medford.
J. l.. Clarke, San +.
e. Schultz, The Dalles,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03

TAE ALKAs! Saturday night the
Aka Hesperians had good atten d.
ance and debated the question: "Re-
solved, That conscience exerts a
greater influence over man than
law" The following officers were
chosen: President, G. Stolz; vice
president, Mr.. Balm; secretary, A.
A. Lee; tant.secretary, w. j.
Darcy; sergeant-at-arms, Hon. Til
mon Ford. The question selected
for debate next Saturday night is:
Resolved, That the report of La
borer Commissioner Peck will exert
an influence in favor of the re-elec-
ton of President Harrison this fall"
Leaders, w. j. Darcy and G. b.
Brown.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03
It should Be in Every House.

J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay st., Sharpe
bury, Pa, says he will not be with
out DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
that it cured his wife who was threal-
ened with Pneumonia after an at
tack Of Ia Grippe" when various
other remedies and several physi-
clans had done her no good, Robert
Barber of Cooksport, Pa, claims DR..
Kings New Discovery has done him
more good than anything he ever
used for Lung Troubles. Nothing
like 1t. Try it. Free trial bottles at
Dan'l- J. Fry's drugstore, OBS Cont.
st. Large bottles, 5Oc. S1.00.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03
A Much-Married Woman.

Mrs. Fowler, Of this city, was
marDsd last January to her sixth
husband, and strange as 1t may
seem, five of them died exactly two
years from their marriage day. Her
present husband had been sick for
the last four months with chronic
jaundice, and was given up by four
of our best physicians; as a last re-
sort he began using Sulphur Bitters,
and yesterday told our reporter that
they had saved his life, smilingly
saying he guessed Mrs. Fowler
would be unable to take seventh
better half for some time to come
Exchange.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03

A GENERAL Row. - Saturday
night late Frank Starr and e. Bill
lings were arrested on the complaint
of g. T. Savage, for assault and
battery. At the same time
Frank Starr had Savage arrested for
assault with intent TO kill. The
trial was set for this afternoon, but
has not yet come of.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03

Y. M. C. A.-There was good
attendance with standing room only
at the Patton ball Sunday at 4 p. m.
There was an address by F. A. Wig.
gins who led the services, and ad.
dresses from the delegates to the
Tacoma convention. Visiting En-
deavor delegates enjoyed the services
admired the rooms and enterprise OF
the Salem Y. M. G. A. very much
There were 2l5 present.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-03

STUDY OF CHRISr.-Rev Robert
Whitaker is getting up a class to
study the life of Christ. A meeting
is to be held next week to open
the work which is to be very inter-
esting and non-sectarian. The
course of study is outlined by Presl-
dent Harper of Chicago university.
1t is chiefly from literary and his
torical point of view, which the
leader so we'll knows how to make
interesting.