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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-04
AMUSEMENrS.

a Nu1MEG MATCH went 20 q Sec
ond light auiiouuo iaB. evening 20 IL
unfortunate that thisattrnciion should
have met 40 bad a spell Of weather, o.
there ia much In 1t well worth thc sup.
Dor, OF the public, despite iia very
lame anu imp1tent last act
THE SrAN or LIFE o. the n',uc.
ton nj tho rhtattf Ihut.uy, FGday
aud Saturday EVENING". ltisa luud,
sensational play nud will 90 least cal
ture heavy uIs,aim audiences.
FRIENDS, Ned E1yle's play, was
given m Helena last might, anu dis.
patch from the author h. the NEWS
saysit was greeted by an OVERLOOKING
house en- that each character made
au Individual hlt. We congratulate
tue author on having experienced this
unforeseen streak OF Eu.d luuh IN the
nCnrt o. tnr "tilvet district" where he
sniu he would venture tu season win
fear aud trembling, nul uiuE We can
prOmiau him lu advance ,hstaIlt Lake
viii not be- bvhlnihani wilh uur gggct
ing.
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Another Residence Burned.

A nro alarm was sent iulo head.
quarters from tho clrncr o.! Fiwt
North ami West Temple streets a; $3.50
last night The fire was iu % rcll.cucu
NJ tho rear " 30. 1874 west FirFt North
street. belonging % Mrs. Ihumns Ten
nanl, WIN WA away from home at the
tine, having gono 10 Nephi yesterday
mutuing. The lru had evidently
smouldutoi though ita origin H. I'M
known. a back window wa found
broken open ani come pcrsons are Of
the opinion the house had been looted
hy thieves aud that they had sut fire to
the place. The loss Is estimated At moi
lees than $1,000.
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DR.. ELLlOrrs FATE.
Mcbride ard Iobn,ol iblnt 10 b.
Tried Tor hs Murder.

The next case Of impoIiauc, ON the
criminal calendar ir TRIAL in Judge
Zluo's COURTS tlltoi IIyrum ~ Bride
and John Brus5r, who sru indicted
for the wiUui mutucr Of Dr. co.
Elliott, " Grsnisyll.r, Tooclc oluuIy,
last AprI, Tine accused VIII be Zee
tended By Judge LJO,bguf1w aud Col
M1utg merry.
Whom tlr case was called on thit
aiirru on, shortly nuUr two o'clock,
Cul. Montgomery renewed his apple
cation OF yesterday, that o." iral 'i
Benson o. rFat token uI, inasmuch a.
he was not yet ready % proceed WIN
tha, o Mcbride.
10 ihla ruqucst the court now ne.
C.Iul, aud the defendant was brought
iu. Tue prosecution To represented by
District Attorney Judd aud Juigr
H0wal, one OF hts usslalnnis.
Tho investigation appears likely 70
attract especial interest, an all the
truis allotted 10 the use Of the public
were occupied.
10 TO- .tatcd by the PICS cuti9n that
thy trinl will occupy; nt laaii, tho o.,
ma.uIur Of the wgch; It may extend
into next
lie examination OF Jurors $50 IN thviI
ntuD.H, etc, 90 serve on the hearing ul
the gtHg rt0misci 90 be- % tedious if.'
C,vliug auI was in progress when the
NLWa went 10 pfgfH,
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A BIG MINING SUIT,
]. RuHillI Us. the Sooi3ti8 Alonyn1
DtS Hines Dc Lexington,


Before Judge Barlch and jury
this morning NE tiial was begun OF
the case OF Joseph Ruila,ti Va the
sooleiie Auouy me De- Mines We LEX
ington buI q. Lavigning.
pllinun wasr presented by shepard,
Cherry AMI Shepard, and tue dricnd'
ants by Marshall ard Royle aud Judge
Bowman.
For nrst cause Of action the plainuh
alleges that the DEFENDANTS are the
owners Of tho Oh Telegraph mine at
Bingham canyon, and thai on
December 7, 1850, he entered Into
an oral agreement with mem
tv which defendants allowed him
to work and develop under u lease
cuftain portion Of the miue ~ quteuon'
aud take out ore, for period Of thfeo
month";. IL WAS mutually agreed that
plaintiff should WORK tho portion A.
signed " him Tor that putpga,, remove
the ore ftfr tue mine ut nia own TX.
prugt, anu deliver ittO thu utiuhuhhN
i.rru.putunt aud sale. Du'cnuhul-, u
IL clim,d, were % 40 thu shipping
nud srluu4 without cot . the pam
IN, that uut Of the proceeds Of inc hhl"
the c0tt Ui shipping and camping was
Hf.t u be- paiu, WINE OF TIE net Pu'
ctedsi defendants were 10 nave
icutal VI royalty e.thlii thet.ul
aud the plaintiff the bAlauce OF tNu'
thirds. PlninuG, under the conll'lohs
OF the luust, wUfHed the mine lot
leriOd OF nity-sight doyei NJ
he end Of which TIME u
b. avUfred, defendants uNi""-
fully, AMI contrary % pIainiu's tA'
ufe...d wlsnes, compelled him TO quit
mining orc aud iJrciuiy ouslcl MN
IN m thc premises. IL II !urthCr ul-
legged that large quantity " nigh
prAIe ore Containing gJiG, tiiyef lt1i
anu other miucinla was delivered 10
the dulcndnuis aud sold by them for
the net fum Of $4,000, alter dcuuctlrH
the exponret OF shipping hud Hampilug'
o. this pluintii urulanuH his tWn-
thirds share, viz, sb00jbJ (Which ihe
defendants have refused 90 Ia!li win
intcTtst Ut 5 uUr cent per nunum nom
Ann. l5,h, 1891.
On tue second cause Of action
plaintiff states that Tor thirty dnys no
was engaged doing "uead work." e&.
posing the ore DO y aud removing the
drbrs from tie mi ne, preparatory TO
breaking down, removing thc ore
sorting aud preparing It for shipment.
rhat at tho tune Ilniutu
was ousIed he had discovered
aud exposed a large aud rich breast OF
ofeWhicn ran SlUu 10 the ton, was taxi
ing out five tons OF ore daily and there
was ut this time ready 10 be- mined at
least 800 tons. Had he been permitted
10 continue, no tAyti he could have
during toe twenty.eight days femail-
ing unuor the contract, mined aLd pre-
pared Tor shipmunt 100 tons more
worth 500 per ton net. q this amount
plaintiff also claims his twO'thirde
with Interest, anu that by the dcicHi'
an,s action iu ihis regard he sustained
damages In tuo further sum Oi sJo,.3!.'
%; innll sl5,0Js.iJ.
For the urlrl-c II Ia Insisted tbal
there was no joint Uwneuhip Of the
mlut.-,hat the defendant Lgvlguinu
never Iell any interest whatever
theruiu--lnd al the allegations con
tained In the complaint are denied.
The plaintiff, al Italian, ~ unable L
speak or Understand English 10 any rN
tent, and this services OF an interpreter
were therefore sccutei.
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Indiana Conference.

corotondacs crme nEsuuLr NEws.
The Indiana conference was held at
the CliNy church, near Robson, on
Sept. 28rd ami 2Ith, followed 10y
Priesthood meeting Oh MONDAY, srpl.
25.h, at the Ftsidrhco Of Brother sam
uui Ashcroft. The following Elder
we're pr,suug jesse NJ. Baker, rfesl.
dent ~ the Indiana conference; Tu-
man II. BARLOW, Christian Muuk, B.
r. Peel, William a. Garnet, William
o. Bentley, Ira H.. Bradshaw, Lara
Howell, Hyrum BsimhHU,
Tho meetings were well attended,
We nave great many lrlpnus la tliz
locality, who are very kind 10 Nv, aud
We feel 10 say Goa blees the people who
have assisted us Ia MAILING uur con.
fufences success,
Al the Priesthood meeting the FOL.
lowing appointments wsTe mgdU
Elders Truman H.. Barlow aud Ira ".
bradshaw 10 labor in the Green county
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SCaPdard C5urCb WorkE


EzaR 81 HfqTaian. A snenu1t Of -
Aneiout tihiu.tint Of th9 Anuriosn olnc-
ns1L wdusn by tha hand II Mormon ugos
PAYS uahrn f1n DO plata u heph. nunt
uaar Hs.ol.aHlss. ontario On, NoE H1ft, ana
TRANSLATED uy ue Prophet Jus'rh smith, ~,
tuL tIls. rau Hlll. cav, Pull Hlln, tiIe!
ruu Da.t small. tisO. rlu Leather, snup-.eA,
N'' fal cIHH, embossed. ti.u1
iooh ~ Mormon. tiNfgo rnnt) Morrsga
Ettft uIl q. l5 LeaInnf. Gus. isuo. Lualhaf,
t1H cloth u.T.
rscitlno ana Covenants % the cirrla Il
yos. uE.st of Lufsf.Iay Htiuui containing
~ hH,eiaulrt gwen 8, fl1sgi Smith &c.. o.
rr1HlaL %. ulH HIIi.ag Hp Hf tln kingdom of
Cod ia ub las. dtyt Ul., t-jl. run n.ss,
t2n, FIH UHtH % s5. FHI Docs lfuln., On -l,
Pan lrtiaor embossed. ti4i. raii uluth, eus
lssfad ,I.1
Oectriuo AMI Covenants. tLfEp rrniA
hifu-eo, Lt,n uuL ua. iaausr, ouS
$40. L'li1Hf. tl7l. u,1uL ti.B
Pearl OF Greet Price. A ,aa.,s roiocuaa
run ug A.l.H.I..H. IuHratl1na. and Mr..
taiI11 ui Jui".a rn.a. uHf Prophet Herr
sai iist..ht.r FOL. lA1 ylHseh 1t Jesus Clrst u
ialt'fday HaIutt uH1ee1, uuL il21g
tea'nsr. aus, u1g. Gual i5,,, Ci.u, On.
bulaHt s0c.
&eg 60 shs ssioncs 81 theology. %.
signed An iutrHIu.u1H % uiu Vlfst rrtnei.
tlos NJ Spiritual Philosophy Religion tav
AL Government ~ paliyurot b. uH An
ealriH, ARD ai Hoiiorod On thia ago i5t ulg du1
oivsicnmani - univUiHI p,-sa. uuh md
sunuHaa ~ rar0T n TrutL mi Hau..
r'nH.ei, iss,i Iun uilth, altl1aed. slc.
.oier Of Warning. An Introduction q, ths
luta and nHr,unH ~ ua yH8Iol 90 1alu,
caa7t of tluUfiay sHnfh by udusy ,.
Pratt la.l lHHu, afahIHsHi, slei Pun uou,
embossed, 1856 ump c.IL, go.
| sp0ncoF's Lt:tcra. IiibIlrs ne most pr 10.
uaut tn..HiHas % Go yaHfol OF saa.s Uirs
OF tatsriu Haau. uy usH1u sl.aasl, a. u..
~ elicu BE- a.an aided uis LotiHr ul Patti.
tdl.u ufiHf, in rHH.y 10 h' i.sU W..i.I
! cruuoI, A. A., rlstN1 sia.. rlI Ht,H. ua.
bl1lri, uv, riu U.uA, saBo.fod, iss.
tsfhHf, fI.l, aai, 'lll.
hymn iiuoh' Ia,.ush thu1H. Co,h, aic,
tau uHsu, Co., POLL Leather, u10. Leau 90,
otuh 1HiHh, EN-, trlyHs, COILS, tItI.
'niochi.m for 'nudrru. EiImuug u5
uuuairai dletdnUs ui glu Church 0i Jy.u,
Culilt ~ taiiolHdly Saints ~ John gaIaoi
irauHr gei Cuu, zl. uoafh, .ls
rar.r cover ise.
Cumpcudiuua Of uia do5tfing, Of y,
Ouspa., ~ rranklln d. MH.arn aHd Ja. 4
Little. Lcataor uuL t7l1i L.nler, u.1
Initiation Leather, ti25i C.1u, tLuo.
icndy Hcforcnoea. Scripture tot,s arrange.
Boz sHh laeiiye orier, viii Historical rHiss, &C.
a.. 100 Sl.a tLoa asoordisG n eiAeins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-04

Harry y. Guill1, oil Helper, Emery
county hlel an application In ,hu lanu
office Gu. ailcrlol for desert entry
Co the east hal. OF the u,hCast quarter
nni the south hali Of the uorihea /
qurrrr OF section s. towuship Houthi
range . west. He expects 10 get irti'
r1,i,n water from one OF the jordan
DIVER canals,
Benjamin Smith, Of Cedar CITY,
irlu county, figI today nu application
Tor humvsiyad entry Tor tuc south.
east quarter OF thr northeast quarter Oi
section 10, thJ southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter aud the north hnii
Uf the sOut'Wvst quarter n' section IL,
Township 80 south, rang. 10 west.
0t1igu tuuuic, al Hamilton Fort
Iron county, alud an application iur d
homestead cutTy tutue southwest quar-
ter Of tho sguiuc1B. quHltyr anu the
southeast quarter OF tsu southwest
quarter ufutctiOu 10, aud the northeast
quarter %. the north vest quarter aud
tho uoItswtst quarter Of the northeast
quarter dissection l5,township 80 south,
range 90 west
The contest case OF Ammon String.
am yl Win, Shovel continued DURING
the cay before the to gisttr anu receive
W. IL will last fuT some time.
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JACK WILL TAKE TIME.


Al the gentlemen who were MONT.
mated by the cltizuns' committee Of n.ty
received tiliciM notification Of that
fact this morning, but up 70 the time
OF going TO prrss this afternoon no
responses had been received ty Chair.
man Sells.
In regard 70 J. +. JACKIE case OF
nomination tot the fvcJrdrr.hip, that
gentleman Informed n NEWs rsptc.
sentative early IN The day that he would
answer the ClmmiJitu's letter ut %
pm, aud q; tunt timr the reporter was
no his office 10 tc informed uH 10 bic
conclusions. In tho meantime, how.
ever, Mr. JAch hal gIntultud with
sOmc OF hiH uiruIs ana % appears That
they advised him TO take moro limo.
Hu has decided o. do sO aud says
hr viii awnit Developments, hut hopvs
10 be- Rbln o. announce uetniitly wuut
be will do at tue expiration Of that
IUTlUU.
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RetnIned from LngIand.

John w. Saunders, OF tho Tenth
ward ui this city, has returned from n
brief visit 10 Great Bitaiu, on which
he left tnls city some Two m0ntha ago.
lie reports having had a most UuJOy-
able time. lie viEteI relatives IA
various parts VI England, anu was re-
celved most kituIy Uy them. On hti
return, ME Saunders visited the
Morldla Fair. Ne nrrivtu home Ia
excellent health AMI snrlts, aud Was
being warmly greeted by his illenus
tOuAY.
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stating the fact that the incident
occurred in front OF the hall a lady
wac passing along the street IN TINT
locality when shu was Acc1sici 10y r.
man who rtepucd out itom De-.
hind tree aud made spm1
insulting remark. she scieameii
when several parties ran To tho plner,
aud one Of them ordered the fellow 10
bold up his hands. rnis he refused 60
DO, bat took 10 his heels, running Into
the vacant ground Of Pioneer iqnatc.
Two shots we're fired At him but With
out eject
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A Correction.


ORDEHvILLT, 53pl. .lIh, Isll.
EttOr Dcsoro. ACwg
Permit me, through tho Ntws, to
rcctiiy mistake ia names made la
the Kauab stake conference report NJ
! sent It TO you aud "a published ia the
NEWS VI Sept. l5th. IL should read
Elder John Brown Instead Ui Elder
John Adams, who WAS sustained o.
Patriarch. Also Eldvr joseph H..
Robinson Instead OF Elder Joseph H..
johnson, who was sustained as STAKE
superintendent OF Sunday schools.
ANA obhge your brother iu tho
Gosuul. n, l., PORTER,
lNauub stake CLERK.
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That Shooting.

2. l.. Sherlock, manager Of schilps
hall, at the corner d Fourth South
aud Second West streets, called this
afternoon to say that no one OF tho hail
was responsible for tho shooting on
Monday night, as mentioned In yester.
dny's NEWS, There was no intima-
,ion Of that kind, tho NEWS merely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-04

Commissioner Drcaumaa's friends
ar,, lIpinr him g. become candidate
Tor the mtrahnIehip 900 The Liberal
ticket, at least they agc nlk'u- uf him
ur mat office. BOO" warning has
nlfc4gy been SOUNDED. "LH. him aC.
rnri. ami the Tribune Will uDa'l in Dts
power 10 defeat hiiu." Colonel N,ls.u
and tho clmmisslourr have been at
uuts fol l,! thrsu many yyau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-04

vorle -renowned German center Of
Looming Heidelberg, en- route across
tbo contiuont. 10 dcvotugiH .uw oale
..fb.s ti.retn nu iusutcuHu ui tNlH city
.t,I DO. surfpnnuiurs. THE uHci. wins
tnif..ilr.I by Juui d. Win .,f, jL,
with whom he was made .tquaintou
by "a travelling c9miuu..ri u.d be
ur.vr- 10 be- q most accom- iishcj,
nptornh.r aud outcttuin.ue gentleman.
ME NEWS wishes him pleasant
visit and "a prosperous journey.
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Nnre MorIl,s fair eriges.

Tho dlapatcho tuis afternoon give a
list of more priEea captured at the
Wohd's Fairly Utah people. Ih.b
aIe iur mining oXuibiis, aud the pa1s
iuhuIF gri:
Outario Mining company Park
Guy.
CACTUS Mining company, Frisco.
WOolley, I,uul d JUDI, 81. George.
DAILY Mining company, Park Cty.
Titan Territory, two pu2es,
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sned ON promissnrY Noles.

Oscar Gr,shell anu Douglas A. Shit
ley this afternoon brought NUT In the
Third district court against PaulinoA.
Patterson and William Patterson II %
10 recover on TWO pt0missory notes
for 5000 ana $40 respectively secured
by mortgage, interest aud cOsts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-04

wAsntSoroN, ost i-rHe senate
c1mmitrr uu ioicign iUgi0u8 this
morniur couaiicfou tho appointment
oil j. j. Van Aieh Co., umulssaior tu
Italy. IL iB understood % favorable
conclusion was rcacUul.
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CnuniY Cnnrt.

The County court u In session this
afternoon, trsnsaUIiug some special
business.
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FOUND.
An INTERN lrluNAL H. o. OUnFn
N Ovulf r1u eHt BE- ai this once By paying
~ this Advertisement
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orHon rrnis's works, series OF pamrhlsa
oa Ono d1gtuuoi u no g'spe, "a uoni Of 1I
r.sri, $50.
urnd-IIooh OF Hefsrcucs 20 me- h''i0rA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-06

A f'as cmn.y isfmef Nv hsme N
ffsnfy ifoase, seed sieu, Nshsyl but
nm ~ eia IN his fdeoiIts, bas fof scfne
llne haa 6nt q asnaihr ofef of ESQ
essh sna 4 good fsfm ~ 4 Nife, ti" 10
80 tbs psfly tnttins him oss lhe ttsct
N 4 faif msiden shd seo1 fof her ttous
sesa q. y, ssfvis, wbc has been
holding 4 position witb 4 music house
IN thls elts, acted ~ The msteh.mskef
snd cot the siGD reward tifosse got
he bride SHE sot The $500 and \ n
ssid a ssoo farm,
tieotsIa Uomstock has cccupied 4
fcom on Ferry street fof some tine, sra
IA uuite q fire looking woman. She IL
considered by her friends a. not the
worst woman IN town.
II would he deaoIieIy dIfiicult 10 Hx
ueofsIe's ststus. whether she be Miss,
Mrs. of something else. hut she wac
intensely happy yesterday afternoon
around Nj the stores with her venerable
sfcotn, who was paying the bills for q
domestic ootft IN royal good style,
while his blosbins bride was fecogniz-
Ing sll her old scqusIntsboes In town
sdd seemed TO be enjoying her bew re-
lstion hugely.
ssrvis was 40 happy oyer his sscbicve-
meot thst he got glorlously full last
night, was landed In the cooler and paid
the usual fine in the recorders court
this morning. He Ia good fellow,
something Of q newspaper reporter and
will sell more musical instruments than
ever hereafter. Such IL life Ia the
densely populated portions Of these
large cities Of the wild and woolly
west.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-06

Lawyers spsfflns ovm Ne osuss u
Msny 4 f,funs

,fhe suit N r, =, fsitinston asslnst
iaa thaee ard tbss i,asef, fcf an on
raid iiuuof biii N tiiTbo II on tfisl 70
4 lnfs N solid isaiem business men IN
the recorders court this afternoon
lion. WIN ffoimes sppesfs Tor de
fendsht and Hon. 2. n DAfoy fcf
pisintih the crowd present is Do
cidediy "tofD
The Jufy Il composed of p. n wild,
thss. Gray ,fbos. fiolmsn,A Bsmlti,
Phil X. Ftets, Marion Townsend Tin.
der The very strict Jury laws Of this
state ne business fnsn can he excused
n summoned except for sick bess IN the
family, and ss the sbove gestlemen are
rfovefbiaiiy "hesltby,r their presence
n unavoidable.
Toe case was being argued ~ THf
JoURrAL went 10 press.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-06
THE ROSE SHOW.

This 10 an annual event peculiar to
Salem.
For two years past the Capital City
has held June rose show.
Heretofore there has been straw.
berry fair In connection.
Owing to the lateness Of the season
the roses must be shown alone this year.
The rose show will be held at the
armory building Friday aud Saturday
Of this week, June 9th and 10th.
The roses will then be out In fullest
and most perfect beauty. The show
this year is to be conducted under the
auspices Of the Salem Horticultural 30
ciety, to which anyone can belong re-
gsrdless Of sex, color, creed or any other
distinction.
SOME OF THE RULES.
Children under IA years will be given
until IL m. Saturday to enter their wild
flower collection. A premium Of 100
for first, and 80 cents for second, Is of
fered the children for this collection.
Each variety must be arranged separ-
ately. No entry fee Is charged for any
flowers. The rose show will be held
on the coming Friday and Saturday,
the 9th and 10th. Admission rs cents
for adults, children is cents. Let oil
remember the time and bring the flow
ers early Friday morning for decora-
ton, and to enter for premiums.
Let this DO made great event. Let
II be made q peoples event.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-06
The Witty Irishman.

when told by the doctor that his liver
was almost gone, said Faith, Its glad
1 am, IT'S alters bothered mep'
The liver, more than any other organ
IL the index Of the body. With NOR.
bid liver the whole system Ii out of gear
Most powerful for the restoration OF
this "citidel Of health" is DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. It's action
is direct, prompt, effectual! Recco.
mended by eminent physicians, Il has
gained q universal reputation Ne the
Great Liver Regulatory Correct the
liver, and you cure many ills! The
Golden Medical Discovery, is warrant.
ed In all cases Of liver disease and blood
disorders to benefit or cure, or money
promptly and cheerfully returned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-06
Salem Improvement Go.

Ffx THr oRousps.- The appearances
VI The trees, walks and grounds about
our besatIfuI court house II not A. all
osedItAbis 10 the conspicuous location 0i
that public building IN lhe center II The
city. Over . thousand dollars has re-
csDtIy bsen spent In besutifying the in'
tsfior Of the circuit court room, upon
petition Of few attorneys, and for the
convenisnce OF tbe Judge, Jurors, law
yers sgd crIminsls, who assemble there
twies q year. Less than that sum
would trim the trees, put fine cement
walks about the square, grade the
grounds, put out some ornamental
shfubbsry and make the whole bear q
more respectable and metropolitan ap'
pssrancs. There should be fountains
for man and beast In place Of rails and
inudhoIss stamped In the ground. The
city would cheerfully bear the expense
of bsAutifying this public property. II
h ths most valuable piece Of property
Marion county has and its exterior In
quite ~ deserving Of some attention IN
its interior. Plans for the improve
msnt Of the court house square should
b. solicited by those Ia authority aud
oil should help 70 make II q success.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-06

Salem produces one article that takes
the lead In all countries, and that Ia
"Pride Of Oregon" -four made by the
Salem Touring mills. Every sack guar
anleed.
Brewster d White. at 81 Court street,
have the most complete stock Of hay,
-four and feed OF all kinds. Low prices
aud prompt delivery. cost
THE CAPITAL. want TO visit II
especially u you are hungry. II Is the
best lunch counter la Salem. In the
Sam Adolph block. Open day and
night.