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The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12

A Bee, md Bird Duel.

Next to a battle Of ants, where the
tiny creatures fight in regiments, about
the smallest battle that can be mag
ined is 4 duel between n bee and Il
humming-bird over the honey in a
flower-garden. The battle occurred in
Portland, Or, where Il humming-bird
with III angry dash expressed its dis
approval of the presence Of Il big bum
ble-bee in the same tree.
An observer thus describes it: The
bee fled, but he did not leave the tree.
He dashed back and forth among the
branches and white blossoms, the hum
ming-bird in close pursuit. Where will
you find another pair that could dodge
and dart equal to these? They were
like flashes of light, yet the pursuer fol
lowed the track of the pursued, turning
when the bee turned. In short, the bird
and the bee controlled the movements
of their bodies more quickly than he
could control the movement of his eyes,.
The chase was over in half the time
that it takes to tell it; but the excite
ment of Il pack of hounds after n fox
was no greater. The bee escaped, the
bird giving up the chase and alight-
ing on a twig. 1t couldn't have been
chasing the bee for food, and there is
no possible information of its unpro-
voked attack except that it wished to
have all the honey itself.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
Monday. July ::

The depot safe at Rutland wa blown
open. No money.
The Northern Pacific have commenced
the shipping platform I Buffalo.
ii. y. Fuller of I-arimore is uut one
horse and phaclon. No clue 10 the
thief.
William Reid. four miles south of Buff
falo. had his L.. broken. being kicked
by Il horse.
The barn of Hans Stins,n, near Ev.
>r,S,. burned. Hol@S are said to have
caused the lire.
Ii is reported that large numbers of
Young prairie chickens are ,teiny killed
near Jamestown.
Nahrri"n business men MOURN the
departure of +. W. Hl,.S. VIII" left h"-
for, >liarinS his accounts.
The horses uf i. =. Gates nf Lisbon
ran away. throwing him OF Il mower
and mtl!rling what ,nay prove fatal
ounu
h government smuggling steamer
Josephine will work i n The Missouri
river between Fort Mates and Bismarck
until Winter.
Tom FinkS rullid,Si with Il harbtsl
wire fence nj Lisbon while rndraN"rinS
IL vS,aIr from huin>. and inflicted Scri-
| Gus wounds.
IL is >lii iiir North Dakota officials Il;
the fair ici>,. tlri CREATES, hopes for
success i'll The w..,,!, competition u,".,
grain Which comes from STARK county.
| w,Si If IN" Missouri.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12

Barnes county has or: ss;u.izel an sH-
furremcni league. aud MAR has been de-
rlirrd on pigs.
Fred Smith. Il CaSSrltun lontl .ggr.,.
jumped his bail and his hundSmvn are
whi>lliny against an adv.rS. Wind.
lightning Struck III. >.eSidN rcc of
James Hamilton ut Drlyton. and broke
nearly all the furniture.
The members of the Grafton bar pre-
Sen,"d Judge Morgan with Il fine gold
headed cane Il few days aSo.
\. new tlnTrinS mill ut Grand Forks
will he ready for business 10y the time
TIL" new wheat crop is ready To be
marks icl.
The state schools fur the deaf and
dumb at Devils Lake are nearly com
plrted and are said to bc handsum,
structures.
The jamestown school exhibit to the
worlds fair. which has been miSsil.
for some time. has b"rn discovered
among Some mislirrrtrl boxes, and put
i'll place.
North Dakota is being ovcrrun with
miners and unemployed lahorrrS FROM
the mining camps of Colorado and Mol-
tana. How to dispose of them will
oon be Il serious question if the influx
continues.
The trenches for the foundation Of
the capital extension have nrrn begun
and work is rapidly progressing. Al
the hrickyalMS from 5000 to 5000 brlct
per day are being turned out. and til,
first kiln will be fired this week. wllrl
the force of mpn will I've doubled.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
Saturday., Aug. =.

Ii will take S77a.1o0 to run the county
of Grand Forks the ensuing year.
Farmers in Role,tc county expect TO
commence harvesting barley mex week
and wheat by the 10th of August.
Nearly all ,hr state officers are ell
loving Il short vacation on the shores of
Spiri,wood lake.
Nearly eighty homestead entries have
been made in the S%hryenne valley,
Wells county. in the past week.
a large amount of cutlery. supposed
to have been stolen at Buxton. WAS TO-
covered at jamestown.
The pay office of the postal clerks on
the run from Bismarck to Miles City
has been established at Bismarck i'll
stead of jamestown. as heretofore,
About $3.50 is dishurscd monthly.
In the case of Peterson. the murderer
of Pcmbina, there are two p%unishmcnts
in the discretion of the court-deatl
OF life Imprisonment. Judge Louder
is sitting.
Albert. the ~two-year-old sol of MIR
and Mrs. Elmer Snow of Harlem. was
run over by Il wagon and instantly
killed. The little fellow had climbed
upon a wheel. when the team com
menccd to back.
In the United States circuit court III
action has been commenced against
Frank Donmclly. sheriff of Bnrleigl
county. by Albert &. Boyle of Illinois
for the possession or value of 4A i'll
trlpst coupons on bonds of the city o
Bismarck. alleged TO be of the value o
~ Lm
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12

Snrl" lnS-hs ~.
most attracts the average visitor. The
shore line and the water are we'll
painted. willie the donkeys. yoked to-
gcther in the foreground. are irreSiSti-
bly, attractive. and the attraction does
not consist tile least in the fact hat
they look Just wicked enough 10 kick
an crr;ng brother who disdainfuliy
walks away.
Miss Theresa Schwartzc has three
pictures, the most noticeable being the
"Orplan Girls" at Amsterdam. a group
of sweet-fac5d. simply dressed girls,
who stand singing Tie sweet old psalm
which promises care luf the widow
ana fatherless.
Holland is indeed SO rich in treasures
that it is hard to pass one by and say
that another is finer, but among those
out from the collection as rare works,
Bloommer's must o lie forgotten.
His washing Day" Il Dutch interior
| where Il woman bends wcarily over her
| tub, while her baby plays upon the
floor beside ncr. and his "Slsimre
Fishing at S~cheveningcn," being the
dainticst. B%rcitncr also holds attcn-
tion with his Dutch cavalry and artil-
lcry. the Ii standing on Il hill top
outlined against IL stormy Sky, while
the other is Il maSs of brilliant coloriny
in IL field.
Jacob Makis has some rare Dutch
landscapes. where the long sand dunes
stretch into interminable space. and
where Holland villages and Holland
winlmills stand in relief. He gives Il
glorious sunset effect ut Dordrerht and
Il lovely shore picture.
William AiaNis. on the contrary, rev,
els in green pastures. and gives VOL
druuS scenes in which not only. COWS
! and calves but ducks and ducklings
bear Il lart.
There are numerous winter scenes,
Tholen's Skating" being the most To-
markablc.
In water colors Holland is scarcely
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
YnEoUGNcVT TIE STATE
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF iI.s: STATE.
4 Condemned Record of tho lmpor
tnnt Hapcn;nEs of the Week In
North Dakotn. Arranged for Rapid
liculinr
rbvrxl,y. Aug. =,

\ horse belonging Ia o~vcr>rrr Us
borne of Hunter wiS suddenly stricken
with paralysis while working. IL Is
not rNlrc,ra To live.
Because of the financial condition of
The country and the inactivity IF the
market away trtm h"iur. 'he III Kin
son pressed iTivn W"fs>> closed. lem
pmgarily.
Ncl>"n COUNTY %c'aiEiS a cousin I" '"tm
Erickson. The inventor If III" Monitor
that revulu,ioni1rd The naval system OF
,hr world. in t"un'S commissioner
liorn>l..ll Of i'"rd,' township.
Tht "l!rS, watch in IN" state Is prob
ably owned lay =. Marriage of dawson,
Ii is one IF lhr !Ii!'> r.y" variety. W:S
mad. in the wear lG,", ANA has been
in The possession "f t!r family Ner
since
IL. II. Eak'r 81 lni>>l"r retired the
nthrr mi.a,. leaving SID in his pants
nnrk"l. In the morning his m"noN ;lld
parlS We're both missing. During nv
NIGHT :, llict entered tho house 10y pun
il,m omen Inv screen d,or and carried
uff the PANTS and money.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12

A Sober Meal-Alhert Neuhys Nol,
lnMd.
less rich than in oils and no less beanti-
full, and so prolific nave Holland artists
been that beside the three rooms that
hold the oils there are two outer re-
csscs lined with water colors.
Here Israel is found again in Moth
crly Cares" while Mcsdng has repro
ducrd his magnificent "In Danger"
and has beside Il twilight view of Sthr
ycningrn And II Quiet picture of til"
Dutch coast. Nruhys gives the mothar
and children. while Mrs. R%oovenl,oom
has other flower pictures. Klinkcn-
berg. too, is there, and Maris.
CATER :hr Storm. one of ph. Sd
dec's, is very fine. IL is women on the
shore. watching Il vessel come in. The
sea- is as tranquil as though it never
ragged i'll fury and the shore is un-
marked by foam tlecks. as though the
whitrrrrStru waves had never rolled
in.
There are some things of n. A. G.
ASty. who died in 1890. the most beau
tiful being SORROW" Il wuman weep
ing and refusing to be comfortcd by
her child, who strives to pull the hands
from the eyes.
BY what Holland has sent one must
judge it. and leaving the collection in
the gallery it is natural that IL should
only think of peaceful things. of quiet
home pictures, of the dykes and mead
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
Wednesday. Aug. 8.

Fred Malm Of Montana was kicked
Oak"s. and will probably ut recover.
Sam I.angrord of CooprrStown lost
his barn, Il horse, three sets of harness.
twenty-five tons of hay and some grain
by fire.
Mrs. OhuStad of Hunter stepped into
Il ciStcln and ten feet of water the
otl,"r night. hut her cries brought as
siStancc and She WAS rescued.
Som" youngsters have been breaking
glass and otherwise damaging the Dick
inSun public school building to the eX-
tent of $50 or $40.
Hobos broke into the basement of the
school building for the deaf at Devils
Lake and stole %thirty-ninc blankets val
ucd ut 5000.
The watch f;liir took i'll Il: number of
the good people of jamestown recently.
He sold Il lot of goNl-for-nothin.
watches at from $" to $50.
In Grand Forks William Warner
threw an ovcrShoe ut Il patent medicine
man who was haranyuiug Il crowd,
and paid $50 before Il justice for his
correctness of aim.
\ hobo at Minot set the Jail on fire
last week and nearly succeeded i'll ere
mating both himself and his fellow
prisoners. lie is Il very tough east
and is now confined in the iron cell OF
the county Jail.
Insurance agents have finished an i'll
spcction of the city Of Grand Jerks
and it is said their report will recon
mend the efficiency OF the lire depart
mrnt. but will condemn the neslectc.
condition of alleys and back streets.
Ernest Gray. the young man who re
ccived II severe cut on the leg while
working cn the school for the dea1
building ut Devils Lake and who's,
life was despaircd Of for several weeks
is rapidly recovering and will be on
in II lew DAYS.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12

Ovid. Mich, Aug. S.-Henry Lyvcrc.
who lived iva miles from here, was found
dead by the roadside ncar his house last
night, and John I.upe has been placed
under arrest. charged with the crime.
There was ii bullet hole in Lyverp's
back, and he held II revolver in one hand
and an "X in the other. No cause for.
t!Ie rlltnc has developed.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
Friday. AUG. 4.

$. Marriage "f dawson has n "t the
oldest %,iincpirv,> in The >tatt-a watch
made in lGIn.
The bicycle tournament i'll Grand
Forks has been given up. Too much
financial Stringrncy.
Fred Smith. Il CaS>riion boo,lrGSrr.
has jumped his hail and left his bonds
men in The cunSommr.
hamburger says he deserves to he
punished. and thinks he could put the
rope around his neck. himself.
Railroad men and tralnr> had trouble
in the jamestown yards The other day.
Guns were pulled and like drmonStra-
lions INDUCED in. and the lramps finally
gave M the fight and skipped.
Thieves entered the Great Northern
depot at Rutland and stole $50.
The citizens uf Tnwnrr vofed for a
new school house hy Il vote of 50 to
~.
The 500 road is making some fast
rum With its stock trains. and ii is said
they are after u. that business.
The work of rebuilding the Great
Northern track between Mayville and
CaSSelton will he completed so that
trains can be running again by the 10th
of August. Til" track will he raised
two feet. grades lrvvicd and new tics
and steel rails laid throughout.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
MlNNOWS IN THE WAFER

Aberdeen. s. ID. Aug. :. North side
children are catching II large number nf
minnowS from the water that runs i'm
the bitches from the irw arl">ian we'll.
Some claim they have even taken the
fish direct from the water nj the mouth
of the pipe. OF before III" water has
touched the ground AT all. The incident
will doubtless serve i" reopen Il discus
sion which has never hccn satisfactorily
concluded. and which may never br.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
HEADS C,HArkLn

st. Louis. Aug. S.-Twcntv-tivc striking
b~oilcrmakcrs rrcciri1nirl II small rinr IT
The st. James hotel last night by II vicious
attack upon sixteen n,n-union mon from
Kewancc. Ill.,. who came here 10 take
their places. Heads We're cracked. faces
bruised. eyes hlarkr,: and blood flowed
from numerous noses. hut no one WIS
seriously hurt.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
CLOSED TEMPORARILY.

Sturgis, Mich. Aug. s. - There has
been a general uncasiness i'll banking cir.
Giles in Sturgis for thirty days, and {:
steady withdrawal of funds from the
National Bank Of Sturgis. To-day the
directors met and thought it best to srs.
pend payment for Il short time. The bank
Is one of the strongest in Southern Mich.
isan. Its assets will pay it's liabilities
three to one. 1t will probably reopen
soon,
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
MAKING MONKEY

Washington, Aug. S.-Acting Secretary
'"rtiss has ordered the force of the hu
srau ct engraving and printing 10 worl,
an extra hour each day until furth.i
orders. beginning to-day. in printing ,ht
iittlonal bank notes for which the d,
iland now is very great. This arman,
is occa>ioncd by the fact that uationa
banks are expanding their circulation.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
HEN ni:An.

Wcsthoro. Mass. Aug. S.-Gru. George
II. Bingham died ;t his residences lrrra
last night. He WAS lmrn ia h"rllc>trr.
n. Y. April ~. 1921: moved i" Milwau-
kee i'll 1871. when",. in ISIS. liz, removed
to Kansas. coming 1" WcStlor" in Hrrcn-
Der. 1881. He Is onr of the frs, men
in Wisconsin To enli>, in tie United States
service at the mraking out al the war
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
nEl,11x1xc

Rome. Aug. SIN accordance with til
provisions of the Dresden cholera con-
v%ention. Signor Giolitti. prime minister,
and minister of the interior, has notified
the foreign diplomatic representatives in
Rome that cholera has become extinct
in Alexandria, and that the epidemic is
declining iii Naples. where the plumber of
cases does not exceed twelve daily.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
CLOSED DOWN

Lcadvillr, Colo. Aug. S-Thr Arkansas
Valley Smcllcr closed down for an IN
definite time last might. This is partly
the result nj tie recent strike among lis
employees. and also the low price "f sill
Yer. The smrltrr will mol resume until
the price of silver is high enough To WAR;
rant Il rcopening. Over luW men are
thrown out of employment.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
Filed IN DISGr1sn

London, Aug. s. : \ dispatch from
Bucnos Ayrrs states that Gov. Costa of
the Province of Bucnos Ayrrs has re-
signed and fled in disguise from La Plata.
In IL farewell message to the legislature
he charges the national government with
abrtting the revolution and conniving
with the supplying of the rebels with
arms.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
For Over Fiji Wears

AN OLD AND WELL. TRIED REMEDy.-Mrs
v inslow's Soothing syrup has beeu used for
children while teethlog. with perfect su 'ces /.
1t soothes the child. sortens the gums, allays a ]
main. cures wind collie. and is the best remedy fo'
D'afrhuta. IL pleasant to the taste. Sold by
druggists in every part OF the World. Twenty
five cents q bottle. Us value isl caiculatla. BE
sure aud ask for Mrs. Winslo US Settling syrup.
and take no other Kind.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
GENERAL. STRIKE.

Paris. Aug. S.-rlie labor unions men
on the labor exchange. which was closed
by the government during the rccrn, dis
turlanccS in Paris. will ayita,e i'll favur
of inausurating Il general strike of all
trades on Oct. l.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
THROrGu CANADA.

Ottawa. Ont. Aug, S.-Ile government
has granted permission I" West Point
cadets to travel through Canada in uni-
form and in arIns en- route 10 the worlds
fair. The permit was requested hy the
United States goNernmNnt.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
i.l;SE Majestic

Berlin, Aug. S.-Baudlnaster Kern. OF
the llSth regiment of infantry, stationed
at Maycncc. has heen convicted Of lrse
majestic and sentenced to penal servitude
for nine gears and expulsion from the
army.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
CHI;Ap

New York. Aug. Sit wls learned to-.
lay mat AL of the trunk roads were l.,
favor of running cheap excursion trains
10 Chicago for ~anUtlr. .yn.n1l.. Tin.
schedul" us y, present arranged closes ~.
Ans. Is. !be ext nSiol vii; by To Sept.
IL;
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
SACAZA IN \EW NNHk-

New York. Aug. Seen. Sacaxa. the
constitutional prcSiIon, of Nicaragua. is
i'll the city Will, his wife and >nliS. and
will so To Europe.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
for Plies.

Itching ri es are kno xn by mol tire like per-
Tnis orM as we'll as Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing, yield at orc. 10 DR.. Bossnf os Pile Remedy,
which acts directly o, parts effected, absorbs
thi ors al!ays itching aud cfrtc'S n permanent
cure, 50 CTS. Druggists or mail. circulars free.
Dr. BOsahkO Philadelphia. Pa.
Sold BY ]. ], freeman, Druggist.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12

DOnkeys on the ShOrc-Dc Haas,
ows. of yellow sunsets, and of misty
mornings.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12
ARTS AND ARTISTS.
HOLLANDS ENnInlrIOS AT TIE
MOEl.D'S FAIR.

Paintings That Appeal sO the Wise
itUrSCGaraSteri~ties of the WSrk
-Noted Artists Represented in the
Exhibit.
Hollands exhibit i'll the ar, palace Of
the exposition has been described as
tranquil. and. At the risk of i,cinG it
ruS,Sl of VAN af originality. every
.s...er IL use that wurl in connsS-
lion with il. as non,. other suits ii halt
50 Well. After the fierce. strong lights
Of liuS>ia the luain,neSS Of Jaran. iii"
gorgeous culoring of Spain. To Step
into Holland is indeed H. rest the EYE.
says the Inter Ocean. Al first glance
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-12

No Frelgh $ are allowed to carry Passengers.
For rates, maps. time tables or special infor
nation. apply 10 L. j. Greene, Agent Northern
Pacific X. II, at d .ckinson or
CuaS s. FEE,
GenI Pass. and Ticket Agent
ST. PAUL, MIN .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-22

VAIL DIsCHARoED. WIN. Vail, the
mau arrested Ut Lebanon for the mur.
der Of John Loveall, was discharged,
~ there was not sufficient II any evi.
dence against him. Vail was one OF
the men who found Loveall after the
murder. Two brothers were on
the coroner's jury. The $500 re-
ward will probably cause several ar
rests. Every man In the vicinity seen
with money will be suspected. A
Lebanon man says that dozen differ.
snt men are watched, and each one
did II. There is law providing for
levying OF the costs Of suits unneces-
sariiy brought against the prosecuting
witness. and IL would not be bad idea
70 apply II occasionally. Murder is q
terrible offsnse; but II Is also u big Of
fence 10 be accused OF murder on mere
suspicion without evidences to back It.
Every effort 70 secure the guilty man
IN this aggravated case Is commendable
but there should be some reliable evi
dencs before arrest Demo.
crnt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-22

Myers, a candidate for governor OF AL
aska, was in the city last evening.
President Cleveland could not make q
better appointment. Mr.. Myers Is q
level headed man, judicious and care
full in all bis public conduct.
Henry Won Behren, of Aumsyille,
was in the city today.
B. F. Cooley, of Woodburn, was in
Salem today.
Winter crops look well all over this
country.
A. Bush was notified by telegraph OF
the last illness of his friend Judge
Mathew P. Deadly, and expects TO go to
Portland tomorrow.
Mr.. Steve D. Sanford of Lsdd &
Bush's bank of Salem, is in the city
where he will visit friends for few
days, and then leave for Ohio, on 6
three months visit with his parents anG
former neighbors, as well as attend the
worlds fair-Albany Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-22

STALLION SHow.--The annual stal-
lion show by the Willamette Valley
Horse breeders Assn will be held In
Salem next Saturday. March IS. Own
szs Of fine horses, mares aud colts with
In reach Of our city will DO benefited
BY attending this meeting and bring
Ing their stock. The committee.
Msssrs. shaw, Beckwith aud Tanner
have worked hard TO make Il success
and they should be heartily supported
by the drAft horse interest
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-22
School District Election Notice.

NOIlCE Is hereby given that at a school
tion u county, oregon, TO be held at the Opera
nhouse; he; IN the city OF Aalem, In said district,on
,,haursoh y March 30, 1893 there will be submit
sohat, " sucn OF the qualified voters Of said
senool sS district as In the year last preceding
nny rne uay OF meeiing shall have paid Tax upon
propery pnepy assessed TO them in said district the
iuestion oi contracting a bond ed debt OF $500
Ior the purpose Of purchasing a site an d erect
,ns ~ anu M furnishing an eight room school build
str rs az some point In said district east OF l8
luIn avenue, the vote 10 be by ballot upon
IN nnich en- snail be the words "Bonds Yes" and
o,ni ohe words Bonds No" Polls 10 be open at
n erocA M p ni' and remain open until O'Clock
M Ny oIdsr OF the board OF directors of School
na,et 70 "a, OF Marion county. oregon.
Ds'eu TINS 9th day ot March. A. ID. 1888
2a,a WfLlE A. MO0hES,
District Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-22
School District Election Notice.

N"iaSE II hereby given that at a school
non county. Oregon, 10 te held at he onera
MonSsI1 ~ the Cl,y OF Salem in said district on
to sucS a. = Pali ., 1898 here viii be submitted
oiislrlct as in the year last nrecediny The aay
assssses sns x, snall nave raid tx upoI properly
Of contssci,n 20 ,nem In said distrc, the question
SAND Dollars ISIS COO Tor the nn,r ~ arent.
near tha S1 room school building On or
on BLOCK s shs. oi me present school buildings
county and odd,,e !sl 10 the City OF Salem in said
he ',n wnsas shsi. D. the words "Bonds Yes" aud
ocIoeSIus ToIus "bonds No" Polls 10 be opeu al 1
p. m main oicn untll O'CLOCK
M, order Of the Board Of IN ectors NJ School
Datsd 10. 10, =, OF Marion county, RECON.
eu 'h's "h Day Of March. II. Isl3.
s-9td NiLlE A MOOkks
district Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-22

A MAaNANIMous WAy,--The other
day Salem boy had the misfortune to
drive his employers horse into the
creek and nearly drown him. Through
. heroic effort he sayed the animal. but
Lost . little truck from the wagon.
The next day he was called to the bus
iness officc. and after being questioned
about the matter the proprietor re-
marked, III don't know what We can
do about II. unless we raIse your wages, F."
and they were forthwith raised.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-22

SAMPLES OF WOODS. There has
been shipped from Salem three pieces
Of wood taken from Il. N. Crolsan's
place. One In o block Of white fir
weighing about 2,4OO pounds and the
others are 900 pound piece Of oak and
q ], 900 pound piece Of balm. These 20
to Portland TO be prepared for exhibit
and then TO be placed In the forestry
building along with the rest Of the Ore
gon exhibit at the worlds fair.