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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-05

S c.. .eHau's SH,s Golden BaIsam No I
Scrrs -. nrsi and second sta,es,
Fyss S,.se ne Less and Bsdy; Sore Ears
Ssl,;s ;s'esse, etc Copper-e5lored Biotcb.s
oyPhllltlc tatarrh, diseased $50 - ne
lnmafy forms q the d. ,'-,,... :. ~
s4k.... Price, IS 90 nsy Rl
hiehnu's Golden BaIss ies
Sliss-IsFtiary, Mercurlai 3,-rIi,i,-, pL,'S ~ o.
Atlsla' rams In the Bone psir- ~
n-is teek oi the Ne, (. Ulrsra,si snt
,-...-3 ~ PAINTS Rash, Jumps 81 cca '
s--,i.-dl d Norgs, Stiffness Of TIE LINK 80
v'h@ts-s - - a-se-se from the syster,
a No. ~, ~ ihdisr rstion OF abus.
S.i,ti leaFing the bl1ad n1,. -
n1.hs, Price IS 90 per pn,,, f.sI Ahe
hlehao's Golden Sta at-b
Iof ne cure ef GonorrSre- cI'i
ls-llea SraFsl, and All Urin,,y =. Sseei
B.tsIs siILi-''sslsuts. Price 81 So ne, pe,
hiehAs'a Golden sn.,,-A
sea, Ior severe ass "a G1Ss,,th go ih-
81 So me- s...i 49, Sis'ctuFes, ,6e. Prie.
i.r tSs sa Golden ointmsn,
- - lsiife heziing of s,Y,I 49, NJ
- sraPto1A. Price A. ~ '.....e -. sores
hlehAu'a Cold.n ptr nox.
II - - tfeAi1leut; 10 of phs.i-,i ,,.,.
wf.es - 90 Per h. -'---'o' etc
le ehd NsrviaA
pss ss.1... s--'a c @ D ssaazsly pAahst
ihs RICHARDS ORUe co As,v,.
80 a sll MARKRrsT
s~n FrAasases, O..
ooAAns oEms Vwsa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-05
august 9
Flower
For Dyspepsia.

A. Bellanger, Propr., Stove Foun-
dry, Montagny, Quebec, writes: II
have used August Flower for Dys-
pepsia. 1t gave me great relief. l
recommend it to all Dyspeptics as a
very good remedy"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-05

c. A. Darlington, Engineer and
General Smith, Sydney, Australia,
writes; august Flower has effected
a complete cure in my case. 1t act
ed like a miracle"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

q T. RICHARDSON, Attorney at law,
-. Office up stairs In frOnt rooms OF new
Burh block, corner commercial and Court
streets, halem, oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-05

IOHN A. CARSON, Attorney. at law.
,I Rooms 3aud I, Ladd 4 Bushs pank
Ouiiding, Salems or gen 81 lyr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-05
Ayers Cherry Pect0raI,

Dr. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
eold by all Druggists. Price q; siI bottles, o..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-28
LlBRE DE EXPLOSION Y COMBUSTION EXPC
MEAS. SIN HUMO M NAL OLOR

MEAS. SIN HUMO Nj NAL OIOR
Este aceite producto de una fabrication especial 4
quail 81 no superior los que mportan del e1tranie
bajo diyersos nombres marcas, tanto por cuald
des luminicas como por la segurdad que ofrece Il
consumidOres.
Nuesbros precios much0 reducidos que 10
de las extranjeras, que este mayor preci
brndan los consumdores ventaas de ning4na clase
La experiences adquirida esta industria duranT
nuchos amos en- los Estados Unidos Cuba, Mexico
otros paises, perme ofrecer al pubco art1cul
que no sc puede mejOrar en- parte aguna baio niDga
concepto.
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE ELEFANTE
LUZ SOLAR, estan regstradas So persegura con tod
oil rigor de la ley los falaifcadores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-28

LA PALMA. an9Boi9s 11ai9sosRsa oHa Tisns1 e 70
pubicandose tan rbonbds por ciero POGO serios en-
que ponen mas ala de las nubes los arculos confec
clones de establecimiento de Capital como en-
aqueos Sc descubre ntencon para e nuesro
permitmos lamar La atencon hacemos consar ante
respectable publico amigos la Isa,
Palma NADIA tene enVdiar ningun establecmiento
s ndoe tocante la bondad de los articulos mporta
"a en- el seryco La cada afuencia parroqua
do 10 que vendemos tan bueno por como 10 mo
jor, 10 que en- contrario Sc Olga Musica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-28

praeda renl nlpl da
I1bs dep std 10 d rcenra
ecuacmL
~d dc dnomdel
@ po4,s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-28
AVISO .IMPORTAN IE.

Es sabido que ntngun petr6leo, llsmesele con ei
nornPre que e quers y Kerosne Cas- Acee Dc carbon
absouto pues adquiendo cierto grado de calor Sc en-
ciende al contacto de una lama Por tanto esta Agen
empleen las sguientes reglas el de us producfs
auita1 en- q rnsihln euaInIiar Academia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-28

Todo vaiero que conserve bete hasta recogida
omo los bees portador dara por resado que sea
Los que despu6s de haberse provisto betes
ntes de Ia sada del tren Immediate que hceron vaje
BaYaIn6n. Q de Enero de 1899.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-13

Daring that time she ran free in mining
camp. and wandered through woods Or
E9c1atz.as 90 that her e9ucation has come
from nature rather than from the schooi-
master Sas Is Ehat We call IN England =
tonD0T. <ith q strong nature. Eiid ana
free, uDfs.:s-e9 BIZ any sort 81 trsdit.ons:
She = MISUNDERSTANDING, was ABOUT
70 ssT. she = swift IN making mp her
mind, and fearless n carrying out her
resolutions. On the other hand, Tcu4d
not hare given her the name when nave
TIE honor 20 oezr-hs gave little stately
cozgh-hsd I 10: thought ner 70 De 81
bottom noble woman. i 5e.ieTs tnat sne
l. capable Of heroic seit-saeIl1se' ana thn'
anything dishoao1abis would be repug-
nzaf % her"
Hare y01 her Photograph
Il trough. 4hi. win me" He opened
lozxst ana showed rs the full face Of a
yery lovely woman. II was not pnoto-
graph. but an ivory miniature, and the ar
list had bro-y Oh. out the full effect Of the
lus;rozs black hair, the large dark eyes
and the ereEisits mouth. Holmes gazsd
long and earnestly a; il. Then he closed
TIE locket and handed Il back to Lord 81,
Simon.
The young lady came to London then,
and yo1 renewed your acquaintance?
Yes; hsr father brought her over here
for This last London season. met her
several times, became engaged 10 her, ard
have nog married her"
"She brought, understand, consider
able doEryT"
"a fair dowry. No: more than is usual
In my family"
And this, Of course. remains 70 you,
since the marriage is a fat accomplish
II really have made no inquiries on the
subject"
Very naturally not. Did you see Miss
Dorau on the day before the wedd.ng?"
Yes"
'fWas she in good spirits"
Never better. She kept talking of1hat
we should do in our future lives"
Indeed That is very interesting And
on the morning Of the xedding?"
'she vas az bright as possible-at least
until after the ceremony"
'Aud did you observe any change in her
then
We'll. 70 tell the truth, saw then the
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afraid that 10 will take wiser heads than
y6ars or mine, !" he remarked, and ooSias
n q satisfy, old-fashioaed manner, lie cs-
paired.
noon. LsstFafe; You viii fzd an extra
fgm bier upon the s5ee5o2-1. and there
sse cigars ia the box"
The little detertive va. attired IN pea
jacket and eTavst. which gave him de-
cide4ly nautical appearance. Erd ne car
red a black canvas bag IN ms hand
with short greeting be seated himself
and lit the cigar which ne had been
.'gha:'s up. then ?'' asked Holmes. VITA
twinkle ~ his eye. .'Io1 LOOK alssztis-
6And 1 feel dissatisfied Il j. this in
fsrral 1t. Simon marriage case: l can
make pesthsf head nor tail OF the ous.-
ness"
"Reaily. You surprise NE" :.
"Who ever heard OF saca mixed affair
Every clue seems 20 slip through ny tn
gers. ] have been a. work upon II al dag.
"And very set It seems ID have made
you," said Holmes. laying MS hand upon
the arm Of she peal jacket
Yes, have been dragging the Serpen-
tine"
'In search Of the body OF Lady S.. 81
mon"
Sherlock Holmes leaned back in his
chair AID laughed heartily. Have you
dragged the basin OF The Trafalgar square
fountain ?" be asked
Why; what do ron meant
Because you have Just as good chance
OF finding iEis lady IN sae one as in the
other"
Lest-adeshot a angry glance a: ny
companion. Il suppose You know all
about it, ne saarled.
We'll, I have oriy Just heard the facts,
bit nT mind g made Up"
"0h. indeed. Taea you think that the
SeTp@ntll.= pays 10 par. n the matter? ?"
al think i ve-y unlikely.
Then perhaps you viii kindly explain
how i Is thai We found this il it," He
opened ais bag az he spoke and tumbled
onto the 1oe- 2 Wedding dress OF watered
elk, pair Of white satin Shoes and a
brides wreath and veil, al discolo-ed and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-13
EAsr PozrL.yp, jan Is. 1pe

d.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle. Wash
Dear Doctor: Il Is with great p-easa-s
that I pen you these few lines 20 les yol
know that I aul vel of ny described
stomach troEole- do not beIieve it vii
retain. bu- Il il should VIII write 20 ven
again for some more Of your most excel
lent medicine. Dear ST. you surely are
saint on earth among Is poor 1afortunases
who have been duped and doped so long
by a lot Of qgack doctors I 90 not mean
myself, IS have no confidence IN them.
but 1 have seen 50 many on the Sound
who have never known any reisE So
many have been robbed and then tr-aed
away not only with loss Of health bas
money. But how quickly their eyes we're
opened when they took your medicines
and saw the miracles which they accom-
plished. Wishing you happy and pros
Porous life, l remain yours truly.
MARY VICEERa
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SHARED.

] saif Is IN the snesdo1 rsts.
szT u o. tbs mountain stslss-
7bs 6sst thiasB aay za9-sAl 1s1h
Are sh0Ss which sFsyy EaoTtal stsrsa
Tbs cir ws Dzassae. fi4s skT. TIE brsszs,
Tbs Light EstISlt "a and Eit1f1-
LIE, rith its UNLOCKED treasures.
Gods ricass-trs for Is 70 Esn-
TIE gsass IL s,sseT % ~ tread
Ysr rest ia y3eiss u1aGrn 5e.s6 sesss
Euee.ef 70 ne TIE ri 4 Yssz rs1,
because s1s makes scs whole world Rvss..
Into y1ur heavenly fcnsiizsss
Ys zslsonss1 re. . soa.asn yssksl
And re Il every glsss ycu olsss
WAC rsysEsE.!J J11r EystsTT ssska
Ard Up the rssss2t psoSls9 way
Ihst Ocsls into ~oFi9s Euknowa.
II viii - LIES dss3za. 70 say.
"Esavsn ts Eos heaven for lns aloha"
Rich through ny b-ethrsn's poTs-ty-
s1cn Tesst6 were nieeS1si AZ Dssss
Only ia what tasT ssh-g Wiz ne.
In what Ishz-s with al TIE rest
-Lzcg Ll-s11
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THENOBLE BACHELOR

The Lord g. simon's marriage and iis
curious termination have long ceased % BE
q subject Of interes. in those exalted cir
eies in which the unfortunate Bridegroom
moves. Fresh scandals have eciipsed Il,
and their more piqGant details have drawn
the gossips away from this four-yezr-old
drama. As have reason 70 believe, how
ever. that the full facts have never been
revealed 10 the general public, and a. my
friend Sherlock Holmes had consider
able share in clearing the matter mp, 1
feel that 10 memoir Of him would be com
pete without some little sketch OF this re-
Inarkable episode.
II was few weeks before NY own mar
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Inform Yourselves
and Be Con-
WINGED.
Czrsxs-Ez Va. Nor- = 10,

NA-5N Ezz- - "a NoT- T. lsSi-
Or. Jo-5zl. SEATTLE W4sa--Dz.- So
vii Erl;s you Eae 60 .ss yoz know ~
the complete recovery O. ny daughters
eyes-gh., and a. I aevsr can Ead Iaaguaz.
70 express ny ths1xfa-ze=s. I vii saw
nothing Tsu vii understand.
Ny son has written yoa for treatment
sna re are expecting 20 hear frol yoa
every day. Respectfully,
MRS A Z FERGUSON.
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the Residence Of EI-NsF0r
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription aosolutsiy
free
Send for free book explaining the Hizso
genetic system
CAUTION. - The Hisscgsnecic Meii-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town The label around the bottle hez-s
the following inscription: Dr. J. E1gens
Jordan's Histogenetic MAdicine." Every
other device Is fraud
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DR.. BOWMAN & CO.
81 CsEnsrill &. Sa.tl. VISA
Al Chronic and Complicated Diseasss
Of Men. Wemea and ChndEsa
Speedily Cured
CONDUCTED BY
DrS. Merrill s. Merrill,

NERVOUS DEBILITY. SperznaforrhaRa s-r.s
pal Lessss Nlsht k-llsslozs. Les u Wa Puss-N
S-e=1lesz2e>S O. nclzi1ess Degrees or % Srtrf1A
eNes-iQ1 - ~oc.e-v. Nearly ~ scuu-nre1 EarK Z
SSnE ease. u4A. LisLlesS. { RS tlr -11-y % Buss-
rsss perm Nz.uilF 49, sf@est ~ Csr~4
Al Al DE RHlrtEs "a iupes
nects . r-a-T 49, corrected
BLOOD AND .S1N DISEASES -yrhlfs -
pleteiy ersil-atrc Without - uzs n ns-ciIrY.
cc-rf-a. Erf = a.. Hlltc1es Il -ll-s "a
ne. Ilce-e. ltf--laN Hkas o. ~ frae "A
= nss, &c. P-rrzk-s2l,y curst waea sSn-rs ave
f2li~t-
EiSAEN. kl1esy AL Rl.s1ar rruaa . Es.x
haeS nlrE ~ Lrtnas Ere4zsiscF q a
TIME htsn cic-s9 q ~tth NJ ~ ~ssf aIIt q
sian - tscn9rrlsR. ts4r~t. HNHflrla. srlrocaA
~ -rece.- &C., perE.asaty eare4 lh&Fs-s
>TAL TrEE su-et sa f-1-u arar- % rw-aEt
eay- - AZ ,stsst So n sc-rl-ia~ 1nst1a fs
Cal HtAAl. T. D 60. 49, a. Llax = -
sae1essfzl-y Ae1 psr-1k zs1taE Cured
D. k1slan = Co - ras ris-st a. "a -
EAos sFsct1-r nm 70 - 49, sa-th ~ana
lss-
re s-ss.l- o,-cs 4a1sr Ia s~rsoa. ssp.~
oa-Ss sssz-s "a assAss saaiay. tsA
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5; s-rsr,a., ss.als % vi.,i s.y >. s-s.s
e t,sif asD.s " e@rr<sos4s1~A teasu sE,n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11
~ H.mnshira DEMOCRATS.


CoxcoRD, May 1.-The Demo-
cratic state convention to choose
delegates to the national convention
met bere today. Oliver E. Branch
was chosen chairman. Urch, OF
Portsmouth, created s sensation by
saving: 81 charge Grover Cleve-
land and his administration with
disloyalty and unfaithfulness to the
rank aud file Of the Democratic
party" The speaker was inter
ruptei by a storm Of Kisses and
cries of "put him outv' The chair
man ruled Urch out Of order, aud
the convention proceeded to the cleo
ton of delegates to the national
convention. After the platform had
been read, Urich created another
breeze by Offering an amendment
to strike out the name "Cleveland'
and substitute that Of Hill. Amid
much confusion his amendment
was ruled out Of order.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11
Not There for HIS Health.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, May IL.
1892. 1t transpires Jay Gould's pro
tracted visit was not solely for health
The annual nesting Of the Pecos
Valley railroad stockholders was
1eld here, and it is currently re
,orted the road has passed into
5ouli's control.
This road is 10 operation from Pc
,os, Texas, to Eddy, n. NJ, heading
ior Albuquerque, where it will meet
he road to Durango and thus make
thorough line from Galveston t.
Seattle. The possession Of this roaC
will give Gould the control of al
he trade of southeastern New MeA
co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11
THE RUSTLERS.
A Strong WOmau,-A Brutal
Murder. Ftc.
MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED
The stockmen and Rustlers at 1t
Again.

DOUGLAS, Wyo., May 11.-Inter-
esting news may be expected from
Northern Wyoming within a day or
two. Rustier round-ups began in
johnson and Sheridan counties last
Friday, which Is earlier than allowed
by law. The object of this is to
enable the Rustlers to cover the en-
tire range in advance Of the regular
round-ups and brand everything
with hoofs and horns, so when the
cattlemen come t. gather and brand
the increase, no increase will be
found. The stUckmen applied to
the United States court last week
" hicb issued temporary injunction
restraining some forty or more de-
PENDANTS from instituting illega
ruuud-ups. United States Marsha
Rankin started for Buffalo accom-
panied by jeff Carr, aud both shouiC
reach Gillette today. When they
arrive they will find the round up
well under way, and in an attemp
to serve papers there will likely b
trouble. The Rustlers will hardl,
submit to so small a force, and tn
parshal will probably be compelled
to organize a posse or summon
troops To enforce the orders of tn
court. The situation is critical.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11

intention Of Joining. and It is pre-
samed that when the two course
mel an exf,l0siol occurred. PersoLs
vino were at opening Of the
elsfe pronounced the conclusion as
terrible IL being sufficient to at least
throw coal car some distance from
a point where it was standing near
ne entrance. Great volumes OF
afterdamp aud smoke rolled
from he entrance, ma k in z
The approach dangerous. As
COON as It was 'pOssiOie to enter'
work was begun, but progress was
ins2eded by smoke and damp
which the tunnel continued 10
emit. AT 4:30 o'ciack the first bodies
we're reached, being those Of John
Bone and John Campbell. After
this the work progressed more rap
idlv. and at 8 O'Clock TWO other
bodies were brought out, and at 1;5O
two otherp, all terribly bruised ana
mutilated. The names Of the res
cued bodies are, Tom Brennan, Ioui
Rees. A. Pollard, John Bowen, RI.
campbell. and VIM. Hogue. A
progress was made the frightful eX-
ecutiop of the explosion became
more manifest. Timbers were torn
ont for hundreds Of feet, aud III
whole interior fearfdliy wrecked
lis thought the fire Was started De-
the lower level, aud arrangemen
are being made to turn on water T.
soou az the fact is developed. Air fars
are working to their full capaCi'y, .si.''
every effort is being made to re.
cover the bodies Of the imprisoned
men. All miners in camp able t.
work are working in shifts.
The recovered bodies are terribly
bruised. and burned, indicating the'
death was instantaneous. The lower
floor Of the city hall has been con
yerted into a morgue. The rescued
bodies are being viewed by crowds.
A cad feature of the disaster is that
a large proportion Of the victims
leave large families, and as they ba'i
not TO exceed two days work per
week during the past year, many "i
them are 10 straitened circumstan
ees. The scenes about the mouth
of the slope are sad ia the extreme.
Men, women, aud children are
standing about IN dazed condi'
tion. and the piteous lamentations
Of negroes add TO the horror.
The work Of recovering the bodies
is very slow and dangerous, owinf
to the large body Of gas, and it II
probable no more bodies will b'
brou sht out for four or five hours
It is believed every man in the miD'
is dead aud the total Will reacl
foriy-eight.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11
Can Knock a Steer Down.

CovINGToN, KY, May 1.-THE
United States court convened here
yesterday, and 100 moOnshiners-
men, women and children-were up
for trial. 1t was a strange-looking
crowd. Most of the men, aud all of
the women, were barefooted. The
women chew and smoke tobacco, and
one Of :hem, Jane Melton, is the
most notorious moonshiner in the
state. Her distillery is on Polecat
creek, Leslie county. She can out
shoot Borgardus, has whipped every
man she ever attacked, can knock a
yearling steer down with one blow
of her fist, and for years has defied
the United States rev enue officers
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11
ALL FOR BOIES.
The Latest News from the
ROsIya DiaSter.
THE MINE EXPLOSION.
Heart Rending Scenes The Work
of Rescue.

Of Rescue.
RosLYv, wu.. May ll.-Morning
dawned upon the weary and erief
stricken watchers who kept all night
vjril at the scene Of yesterdays ex-
plosion. At midnight, much to the
regret Of the rescuers, they were
eompelled 10 cease labor, owing to
the excessive accumulation of fire
damp. Early this morning the
work Of rescue was resumed. TheFt
are seven drifts in the slope, and the
fourteen bodies thus far recovered
were found between the first anu
6hb. the sixth and seventh has not
vet been reached. The rescuiDg
us,rfy are bnilding braces which has
caused several hours delay. 1t j.
4xpected a large number of bodie'
sin he found when the last tw
lr,fts are reached, as most of the
ueu were at WORK there at the tim
+ the explosion. The work o.
-escue proceeds slowly, men ar
srefnlIy using canvass and lumber
q head the fresh air to the font
where it is being pumped into th,
nine.
The scene at the NOR que is one T.
ouch the hardest heart. The sight
# two little children walking ban'
in hand, looking for papa" th'
geeping Of women seeking hus
lands. fathers aud brothers anon.
The charred and mutiIated remains
is a most affecting one.
The mayor has issued an appeal T.
outside towns aud cities for assis
snce, in behalf Of the dead miners
families, many Of whom are left /,
,traiteued circumstances.
General Manager kangley, of tbs
Northern Pacific coal company, ha
announced that the company viii
relieve all immediate wants of To
distressed.
RosLYN, May l1.-General Mar
ager KaugIey, Of the coal company
arrived from Tacoma this morning
with corps of undertakers, and
carload Of collins. Coroner's jnr
will not hold an inquest until a
he bodies are recovered. 1t is Gel
tain that all have perished. POss
ble forty-eight hours may elapse bl
fore the lowest level is reached.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
VILLA AMETTE.

WILLAMETTE.
J II Smith, Astoria.
w McCamant, J A Misener, Fred
S ROGERS, 3 Farrell, Portland.
j w Hastings, Chicago.
G Wahlgren, l Meyer, w L Deb
BILE, New York,
CE Goldsmith, st Louis.
Il G Foster, Rueben,
wv Hobart and VT, st Albans.
w F Mccarthy, w Goldman, s
f,
w S Hunter, Utica
II Lang, Frisco
S & Richley, HillsbOro
S S Richey, p Looney, Mrs c J
Nissey, Portland
COOK.
Chas + McBreen, w Dennis and
wife, w w West, w f Squire
Portland.
w w Warner, Turner.
Johnson, Jas Riggs, w Wen
CERT, d McAllister.
G II Richardson, S f.
TB Weyer, w II Kinscy, Rick
real.
Scott Taylor, Gervais.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11

We Cffer One Hundred Dollars
reward for any cdse of catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F.J.CHFNEY q Co., Props. Toledo, o,
We, the undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney, for the last IS years, and believe
him perfectly honor able In ali business
Transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obliga tions made by their flrm,
vi est a TruaN, Wholesale Druggists, Tolc-
do, q. Malding, Kinuan 4 Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood aud mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price seventy five cents per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11
A BRUTAL MURDER.
The Murderer offered to Sell the
Body to Medical Students.

The Murderer offered to Sell the
Body to Medical Students.
CAMDEN, n. j., May IA hor-
rible murder was brought to light
yesterday when the body of Lydia
Ann Wyatt, colored, was found
lying at home, in this city with her
head crushed in, and signs of ter
rible struggle in the room. James
r. Moujton, colored, with whom
she has been living, was arrested
The police received information this
afternoon that leaves scarcely a
doubt that MoultOn was the muir
derer, the motive being to gain
possession of u small sum of money
she recently received from the sale
of some property. Last week be
wrote to a medical student in Phila-
delphia, with whom he was ac-
cquainted, offering to sell him, for
dissecting purposes, the body of a
negro woman 73 years old, The
student turned the letter over to the
authorities at Philadelphia, who sent
it here. Last week two officers, rep
resenting themselves as medical
students, called upon Moulton and
he made the same proposition to
them, since which time the author
tiles seem to haye done nothing.
The woman had determined to enter
the home for aged colored people,
and it is supposed that Moulton
feared she would leave his house
before he got her money. He had
1925 in his pocket when arrested.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-11
SALEM MARKETS.

Wheat 69c per bushel.
Oats-35@45c per bushel.
Potatoes--25@ 36c per bushel.
Flour-S5 per bbl.
Bran-(Sacked) SIS per ton
Shorts-(Sackedl $50 per ton.
Eggs-20c per dozen.
Chickens-Roosters, &c per lb.i
hens, 1OGl2c per ID; broilers and
fryers, 15@ 25c per 10.
Turkeys-12@l2Ic per 10.
Ducks-12@ l5c per lb.
Geese-7c per 10.
Lard-75c@S1 per pail.
Butter-2O@35c per pound.
Beef-7@l24c dressed, &c on foot
Veal-6c, dressed.
Pork-7c dressed; SIC on foot.