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utertric ntttra.
This remedy IA becoming no wen
known aud 90 popular rs to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Blttcrs cling the came song Of
ufnse.--A pufor medicine does NOT
exist, aud II Ia guaranteed TO do all that
IL cIaimed. Electric Bittors will cure
oil diseases OF tho Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils. Balt
Rheum and other affections caused by
Impure hlood.--Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent M well NJ
cure AL MalaTiRl Feven.-For cure Of
Headache. Constipation aud lndiges.
ton, try Electric Bitters.-Eniite sat
faction guaranteed, or money roiand-
ed.-Pflcc, soc. and sl.OO per bottle at
a g. Smith y Co'e Drng Store. 8"
A bottle Of Manitou at the
dinner table II great luxury.
Order case sent home,
W. II. Hofre'mer. sole dealer.
257 >. Main.
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points. In a hh0 { time
u spread over the top %
lis head then acahstp0n
formed on head anu
face. We usU1 yvrry
thlnz We could hear ~
Tor nearly I've months.
II grew worse all the
time. iHhw your adyfr.
uscmcHt OF tho CurtCu
IA NEMEbtEs Ia the
Chicago weekly" We
purchased CuItCuilA
llEMEDtUs and com.
NhHNH wHH IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

TIM KNursroHD--s h Howell and vito San
TrHnriscu. Dr 4 u SOmUrl and wife. Miss
Agnes somers, Omaha; ~ IuiIucrg, Oakland b
Nr aud Mrs rplguci. Mr. ana Airs AllAre, Mira
nchuUfberr Mrs dc ia HculhCilicrc, Mrs
DAMON, Mrs licurtcl, Miss lisuiOuaguit. MIS-
HoEer, Mr Ornnmont, Mr. bluFuiUs, Mr. Van
lcckc1yck, Nh Lchouchc4, Mr. kcnsicr hr Lc
Dicu, Mr. carmel, Mr. iiuurdluirc, Sir llusaOn
Mr. iTuWrce, SIR ucHvillu. France; Mr. Judd.
New lufk. \ \, Nine. iluCrcoia. France,
Waahburn, Omaha; "A strauss, Sew YORK
a Alexander, Che tgOi - 1 tuudOn, san irnn'
cisco j y DoOlcy,NoW York Jouu MCshtnc,
Omaha. Mrs n fardec, New hGycn, Conn,
Mrs \ 4 Williams, Mss Williams, " u wa.
Hams, Brooklyn, y \, "A - Theodore anu wife.
Price, UTAH " l. Jones. 10 ton; 4 8 Burih,
Omaha j g Mitchell, khnsuH city; d u iIul
lingworth, Iouisyillc,ky; ~ Alc1Ill, Chicago
sam "a 1rcugcl aud WIFE. Galveston, IuNaH
VIM knox, Melbourne, Australia James ISM.
iuHs London; Mlss LunnhAu, III " lauauun,
baltimore 1oo u Keen, h sampson, ChicagU;
hogy, Princeton, llls.
wmrE-L q Hail. Omaha. Robert Bruce,
Seattle Mrs vs. Jones, hluCkfult, Mrs rhol.
scott. Birdstown, Al u fireman, foOclc; John
German. Thistle; Jpa q Wright. fafk City ,
Milan iaiburd, spnngyici y fetersou, e
MHUcmlur, san Francisco J 4 siauriand,
Omaha, l. l. Jrandall, ,pr.usYiloi % Molis,
kurOkti j n Wing, lohi, n B. bowman, Hing
ham, n MIX, Eurcsu, o Walton, Wye,
n n nutchson, Lowur Closing: u uruuok,
Mount Pleasant; u q Brad. oy. Loadyiilc; Junu
II CHssily, Loadyillo, , w ilardwiok, 1usclro.
rot q II MiN, Salina n Moore sandy u 4 Nc
MILAN, bingham; Carrick, Levi Reese,
Cuauu Cate.
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The advertising OF Hoods sarsa.
parilln appeals to the sober, common
eense Of thinking people, because It Is
true; and IL ~ always fully subslanii-
nted by endorsements which In tho
financial world would be- accepted
without n moments hesitation. They
tell the story-HOOD's CURES.
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TERRIBLE ITCHING.
uscd Everything Five Months. In
Three Weeks not Scar or Pitn-
pie. Cured by Cutlcusa.

When my baby was three months old, his
cheekt ara forehead began 10 break out with
White pimpoa on red surface, In a few Gays
itching commenced, which was terrible, After
le would rub H. fuuttor ynuII ooan from tnp
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a ease OF "ADheuser Sec" or
Budweiser NJ home Is n good thing.
w. II. HoihCimer, sole dealer,
257 s. Main.
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills, jaundIce,
oilionsuess, sick headache, oonstipR.
uou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

In the Probate Court Of salt Lake County,
Territory OF Utah.
In the matter OF the uttaIc - william " Tay.
lof, docrAfCd.
NrOTiCE ts HEREBN GIVEN THAT Is
~ purluunrc ~ an order Of the Probate
Court % me county Of SAT- Lake, Territory Of
Utah. made on the 10Th day 81 Mhy, A. %. 70 ,
10 the matter Of the estate ~ William " Fay
lnr' dcceafcu. The undersigned, De Hdmlnatfas
tor of tlc SAID cHtatc will self 10 private sale io
the highest bidder for cash. IN gold coin " tho
lhtil nihic1, aud subject % the confirmation
10y .nd pr0hl Court on or after the uth day
81 June, 1888 hl the right title, interest anu
estate OF no san william ". TAYLOR, dprpnHrd,
~ tho unc of Die death, ana an The ritht
utle and Interest that The said osiatc hna BY
uan, or in addition 60 that OF the SAID interstate
~ the tine OF Die dCaih. ln aud 10 aii that Ger,
TAIN Iiccc or parcel OF land situate, lying and
being 20 tue Haid county OF SAT- Lac. Terri.
tory % Titan. aud bounded aud described DE-
follows O. Wit
An undivided ono halt 90 interest In io,s
No. two ~ three 10y, DIS .sI aud seven "a nj
Section luCtn tiil, Township iuur ill south,
OF Tango one ID west, san lulo Meridian,
containing ono hundred and sixty and 81
llhu suI acre..
Terms and condition Of sale. cash. Decd AZ
expense OF purchaser. Hids or oilers may be-
made at nuy time after the lrst publication OF
THIS notice and Before the making uf the sale.
All BIOS must hu ma q in wuuug anu lott al
the office of Daniel Harrington. Attorney NJ
Law, so. 90 ConHutuuOn hui ding. salt Lake
Wy anl tounH, or delivered 10 the under
''sn'' personally JonS W. rAYLon
Administrator Of Tie estate u William w.
IhyiOr, deceased.
DANIEL iiAuRlNGroS. Attorney.
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sold everywhere. Price, CuTtCunA, Soc
soar. CSC hIEnLyLsr. 500. Prepared by the
POTTER DHud AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Hnfton.
az send for allow To Cure fkin Diseases"
u pages, 90 Illustrations, and 100 Testimonials
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SAVINGS BANK.

leo MAIN arRnnr

leo MAIN STREET..
Open Saturday evenings from 20 oiclpel
buCr cent interest paid on deposits OF n 10 or
more. and compounded four times year.
Utah Title Insurance & Trust Co.
tAIilAL, il,o,CtU, FULL pAID.
!. =. DooLY. rreeldenli W. :. McCoRNIcI,.
Vice, iresldent A. L. THOMAS. seoy.i L. Is.
WlCKs, Cashier.
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Authenticated 81. Louis Bottled
Beer at wholesale only. 257 $. MaiI.
MaDitou Mineral Water and
Ginger Champagne.
W. II. Hofheimer, 257 :. Main.
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No goods cold ut retail
Anheuscr.Busch depo'.
257 =. Main. Tclerho q JiS
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srocRs Ann MARKETS.


The stocks were dull and firm. After n
the market was quite hrm.
Money closed Easy So. Bar silver s!f.
Mexican dollars Cox. stoeks closed :. TO o
lower for the day. Closed weak.
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NOTICE..

EoOD COOK sroyE, CupBoARD AM
VI table. Very Cheap. pi3 b.. an south 81
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mhy 3rd, noon.
whoat--Easyi cash, n ~ Sept, o..
Corn-iowori cash, l0A Sept. ~
Oats-steady each, % sept, gGt,
pork-stcady; cash, 2ia sept 2i8l.
Lard steady. cash, 1870; Sept, ll.lC.
ltbs-stoady, cash, lO.ib, sept, iu.sj.
Rye
BnTley--h2.
flHz-l0a
TimothY-J9O
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A. l. simondi aud wife 20 John Ram
min, lot ~, block !, Naycriy adj
ditlOn isss.. ....s.a.sss,s........ 80 W
l., NJ snell 10 iruuk a Grant, part
lot Z, block -. plat a, ci,Y......... % %
A. J. white aud wife 10 Eya forniy.
lots IN block 90, plat u, Panorama
suhdiyisinu... ......... .............. go 70
Elmer spafort and wife to VIM II.
n. spaiord, part lot !, blockii,
plat Is, city .......... 1900 90
u. a. Hiatt To NJ, A, stringrc. prop
orty In Five Acre 4, -. =. So. 1900 90
Elizabeth Elliott kitio TO Albert j.
white, lots ~ hlpck J, a, j.
Whites South tat Lako.......... licO 70
q, 4. Mhntaud 10 Jacob GIBSON. lot
q. block Q, West Grand View sub. 2l5 90
l.. ID. kinney 10 Mronttc A. Malkcr,
lot 1. block q, Kinney & Gourlay's
tuu,..s..,..sssssssss.s .sss...s....s. bVl W
l.. u. kiunoy TO Mlroncite Walker,
lots IN block O, kinucy's Copper
rant .sssssssss4sss.t sssssss oVl w
John n. Meredith und vito to 4.
Francis Rlucchc, ugrt % lot D,
BLOCK o., plat q, city, .......-..... 90
a. Francis Nuuechu 10 Amy Mere
dith, part OF lots, block IS, plat
4, ltys.sssssssssssss.sss'ss's. W
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Cuticura ResoIvent.

The new BLOOD Purifier, internally TO cleanse
tho blood u all impurities and poifonoua Gle.
Ments) and CuTiCunA, the great SKIN Cure, and
CuficunA soar, an exquisite skin Hcautlner,
externally 10 clear the skin and scalp ana re-
store the hairl, have cured thousands OF cases
where The suffering was almcat beyond ondur,
anco. hair lifolprs or an gone, difngurcmont
terrible, What other remedies have made such
marvellous Cures7
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three wcets' time there was not a ssro or pin
llc, not even scar. on head o. face, lie II
nineteen months old now, and has NO signs OF
lie disease. H. scalp 10 healthy and he has
beautiful head OF hair. (seo portrait here
MRs. OSCAR JAMES. woodston. Kan.
My lninnt. eighteen months Old, was nnicted
came on other parts. All remedies failed until
procured CuTicunA. Cured year anu no re
turn OF disease.
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castorin loso wollaiaptcdto children that
recommend & aanuporIpr toany prescription
Known 70 mo. H. 4. AEciml, ~ D.,
III 80. ozford a., nroolslyn, y. y.
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In the Probate Court Of salt Lake County.
Territory OF Utah.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
TEE FKUIT PALACE
WORK Goizg oz 10 Make Il ths Prst-
test Fruit ExhTbit Ever Seen IN
0regon-

A thousand circulars and subscgip-
TIA blz8ks sEs being ssas out today by
Secretary TO fruit grovsrss skiing them
% sssist in the fruit palace display at
the state fair Sept 11th-
Gilbert, PattsrsOn 4 ca. viii have .
6ue display Of fruit pat up in natural
eolsrs siIbO0t cooking.
The Oregon Nursery Co. viii make .
6ne display q fruits grown at their
gFO1ndA
As soon - more returns come in
work on the souvenir pamphlet viii be
gin and in that win appear the name Of
every PeBOn contributing.
Every fruit grower and all who are
interested in the development Of this
state should be represented in some way
IN the fruit palace
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
500 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreadful disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is catarrh. Halls CatArrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
q constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution, and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors have
50 much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address, F. j. Cheney & Co., To-
ledo, o. Sold by druggists, 75c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
Wen Protected

There's nice, oldish young man in De
troit who Is favorite with the ladies, and
50 far he has not impaired or destroyed that
characteristic by marrying one Of them
One day friend met him On his way to the
train bound for popular seaside resort
"Ah," said the friend, of for the sum
meri"
"Yes; back in September."
'GoingtO the same plaee'"
SYeS.D
'You better hadn't"
"Whyt"
''They say up to date there izn't a mar
riageAble man there, and you are running q
great risk"
"0h, I'm all night, was the cheerful re-
spOnse. Pm not afraid.
well. you ought TO be under the circum-
stances"
"But Pm safe"
Howl"
II carry rabbits foot. ."-Detroit Fres
Press.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
ExrrzELY KxoxERArED.
Private Rozeh of Salem Did Eot
shoot Eslsoz-

At the eoFODsT's Inquest At Portland
Thursdzy over the remains q LisGt.
NsisDn, the sTidenee iaiF0dsSsd IS tbs
morning seseiou entirely sxO0erztsd A
J. ROsch, Of SsIen, who Vas believed
70 Be the party firing the sb0<- MI
Roach, accompanied By Captain Meyers,
Commanding COmpADy II. stationed Gt
Salem arrived and were elaseiy ques-
toned
Captain OTsrmsn and Private Grif-
1n, on th- strength of whose testimony
Mr. Roach Tes. summoned before the
Jury. both testified that be Eas not the
mAn who fired the shot. Mr.. Roach
hinsef and Captain Myers testified
Roach was IN a distant part Of the field
At the time TIE fatal shat wa fired
The TESTIMONY.
Captain NJ L Meyers, commanding
Company n, did not know Of any
member Of his company who answered
to the description Of the man Captain
OvermAn thought fired the shot He
did not see Roach at the time LieutsD-
ant Nelson YVES shot, but Roaeh's posi-
ton wzs At the fArthest point in the
field from Nelson.
Captain Overmzn, recalled, testified
that Roach was not the mAn he
IhO1ght fired the shot. There wss nC
man in Company 2 who answered to
that description.
A. J. Roach testified that at the tims
/ Lieutenant Nelson WAS shot he was %
the extreme left. He did not see th'
occurrence portrayed in the pictur'
taken Of the se0ffis between NelsOr
and Corporal Mcdonald and Pnyat'
Mclean.
Private w. ". Griffin, recalled, testi
fed that Roach was not the Second
regiment man who was standing nea
Lieutenant Nelson when he droppeC
the tongue Of the eaissOn, which b
had been holding up.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
Notice to Taxpayers

To Tax Payers of Marion County:
Persons owning taxable property in
Marion county who have failed to list
the same for taxation for 1893, viii pro-
fit by calling at the assessors Office and
listing the same on or before the 18th
inst. otherwise such property will be
taken from the assessment roll Of the
previous year and by so doing. parties
are liable to be taxed with property not
belonging to them. and should that be
the case, unless such errors are corrected
through the board ofequalization, such
assessment will stand against them,
and they will be forced to pay the taxes
on the same. Respectfully,
d. d. CoFFY,
d&w I'd County Assessor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
To Water Consumers.

The Salem Water COmpauZhas COM
menced to lay the hew 24-inch suction
pipe from the crib to their works, and as
there will be quite an amount Of work
around the crib in repairs and putting
In fresh gravel there will probably be
some dirty water. Consumers should
draw their drinking water before am.
while the work Is being done. ONCE
hours from 3. m. TO p. N. and any
complaint for bad service should be
made at the office when It will receive
prompt attention,
Salem Water Co.
]. w. WALLACE, President.
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Hedr., For shadv Plaee.,

It Is often desirable 70 have hedges along
lines where large trees are already growing.
Evergreens are wholly untitled for these
situations Only deeiduous shrubs can be
employed Among the best Of these are
the various varieties Of privet. They stand
dry ground better than almost anything
else. 1t is not so much the shade which
injures the hedges in these situations as 1t
is the drying Of the ground by the roots Of
the trees When we imagine the enormous
amount Of moisture trAnspiring from thou
sands Of leaves Of trees, we can readily see
how dry the ground must be which has to
supply this moisture But those who have
practical experience understand this with
out even a thought of the philosophy in
volved.-Meehan's Monthly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
NOTICE.

To the taxpayers of Marion County,
Oregon: You are hereby notified that
the County Board Of Equalization for
said county will convene at the county
court room, in the Marion county, Ore
gon, court house. on the 18th day Of
August, 1888. for the purpose Of public
ly examining the Assessment roll and
correcting all errors in valuation, de-
scription or qualities Of lands, lots or
other properly.
Given this lst day Of August, 1885, by
D. D. COFFKY,
dW-td Marion County Assessor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

Young Gent lat party, to his neighbor)
What charming apparitiOn, that lady
yonder with the golden hairi
"Yes, that hair cost good 5000 francs"
And those teeth-a veritable easket Of
pearls"
Patent enamel Guaranteed to last three
years"
I'm short, she is an angel"
''NOt bad looking. you mean to sayi"
Come, sir, won't allow you to speak 30
slightingly Of a person whom you don't
know"
Il know her great deal better than you
do-she's my wifer'-Charivari
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

HoPs.--W. +. Her OF Butteville is In
the city. He says the hop crop there Is
light but Of fine quality, he has been
over most Of the yards in Marion coun-
ty and says the crops will not surpass
in amount that Of last year. He esti-
mates the state at $1,000 bales or 5000
900 pounds and 1t will bring overtl 600
COO In the New York market. The
Pacific Coast will yield 10000 bales, he
puts Washington and California down
at 35 900 bales each.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
STOLEN

From ny farm, four head Of horsasas olsoz.
Hack mare, weight LOO pounds, 70 hzl6s hiEh
heavy In Hal, In fair order. HozleE hEt drroE4d
htpped and nngDone on lsn fore foot Ia
been swtnRted IN len shSuider, age yAarE
One bay ge3ding l57I hands high years cd
ro1Do ou1lI- In good order, SlaT in fo-shszd
somewhat sleepy hook, one hind Eo-y. vita
weight about lho, shoulders ecalded- rzshe-
large neck. One light brown mare, Is hsuds
htgns weight about llso, SEAL star under s1re-
hDck4 age years, half u de, heavy name and
tail, square b1ilt, heavy fetocks ard hiEh-
BEADED One tnare axe 4 or a. about Is hzrds
high. light bay, sItG travelling, has Ionz a.
rUE fee. In no1l. weight so or 50 P.ouncs IN
AIR order. Horses were taken Tuezdsv a.
~ Neonesdsy night, August lst or nd viii
pay Is 2ptece Tor the return oF the Hrzz -
scr1oed horses OF liberal amount for any N
formation leadinE to their Whereabouts AZ.
dress, AL JERN
sulm dv Switzerland. Marion Co OE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
Drainage Meeting.

CHENAvA, Aug. 2--There viii Be 8
called meeting Of the stock holders Of
Lake LAbizh Drainage District held at
CbemAwA on Saturday, Aug. 18th At
the Post Office, ? p. m, for the purpose
Of deciding on q method Of deepening
and improving the old ditch and pre-
venting the filing up with sediment in
the future and 20 allow better drainage.
z. ]. BEATTY,
By order Of trustees of Lake LAbish
Drainage District.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

Some RamSzs Rocking ss0Bea"
During the years 1880 Professor Henry
Bezls Of the British Royal society was In
the United States making q special search
for rocking s-o1ez" o. balanced bowl
dez-" But few Of these geological won
de1 are known 20 exizz, their scarcity a.
vel ~ the curious ms1nsr IN which they
have been LEFT poised upon mountain tops
and Oehsr emine1ces makes them objects Of
uncOmmOn interest The professors visit
20 this country was made mainly to prove
that these euriO1sly balanced stones. in
many instances weighing hundreds ofsons.
were carried On floating iesbergs during
the epoch known % the glacial peEfod"
and that the subsequsnt melting of these
immense icefelds left the stones In the po-
sitiOns in which they are now found
There are two fine examples Of rocking
stones" in New England, one at Soank,
Conn, On the farm Of Caleb Haley and the
other az L4anesboro, Mas The former i
estimated 20 weigh . tons and oseillates
10 the extent Of about Elk inches, and Is 20
evenly balanced as to be easily moved from
side 70 side By the muscular exertions Of
one arm and hand
The one az LADesboro 10 described as be
ing the largest specimen Of the errAtic
bowlder in existence In this OF any other
country 1t 10 As feet high and 10 feet long
and is estimated TO weigh not less than
1000 Otons.-Philadelphia Press.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

A STRANGE FIED.-In boring q well
for Mr.. Beggs near Turner, Eot long ago
S. Annett Of Rosedale struck fir tree
81 feet under ground. 1t was two feet
through, the heart was sound Of about
the size Of corn cob and had pitch in
1t. Twenty-four feet below this was
leaves, brush and sticks. Mr. Annett
has Just bored q well II feet deep for Mr..
KlmbAll Of Peacock Hill. 1t now has
IS feet Of water in IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
Popular Letter boxes.

There is tendency to drop more letters
in the letter boxes than formerly. Isup-
pose IL is because the public has learned
that mailing by dropping In the boxes is a.
reliable As the postOffice. IL is not uneOm-
mon for a mail collector 70 bring in IS
pounds Of letters at 8 O'Clock in the after
noon. This j. ~Hecially true around the
markets. II happens that q collector
will get his l.. by the time he has COW
Boston Globe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
IF

The PEUsE.-An immense crop Of
many varieties Of the Italian, French,
Silver, American prunes and plums is
nov ready for harvest aud curing.
Much Of the profit and success Of fruit
culture depends on how the crop is
dried for market II you are not
posted study up On this subject.
3 A. CiAYke, the veteran fruit grower
and writer On horticulture Of Salem,
hAs pgblisbso . cheap and complete
book on the pr0De industry and or
cbArd work 1t is printed by the Pos
s0n 5sed Store and deserves q wide cir
eulAti0n. We hope 70 Be able to fur.
nssb al our readers who want one q
eopy Of this book and have written To
POISON 4 Co, f0r terms. 1t is just
what you need to save your prunes.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25
Only Right 70 Tell

The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse, eminent
English Divine, writes:
"BEDPoRD PLACE, RUSSELL SQUARE, !
LONDON, December 10, 1885.
''I think it only right that 1 should
tell you Of how much use / find All
cocks Porous Plasters in my family
and among those to whom have rec
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-25

IMPROVED PHoNodRAPH. = Elferd
Barzee has new improved Edison
concert phonograph on exhibition at
Smlth a 5telner's drugstore. Ladies'
and children viii And Il great show.