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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
Preis per gpnne.


9urcbibnittSprets I'M MOnat Stunt tir
6eu $20.O8, fir Strob $12.47. 0ur6z
i9nittSpreiS i'm Monat SuLi fur 9eu
$22. 94, fir Strob 1884.
Nean fam itdb jebo3 ni6t na3 benz
0urcbi6uittsprcis ribten, benin gerabe ar
ben 8ldben, pcI9e Der dmeritantlbe ST.
pOrteur am Ieidbteiten unb btai9iten errets
ben fam, 8. 9. bas &~beinlano, fino Die
Breiie am b06iten.
Ser o~bengenannte @eneralconiuI in Ser
lin i~iberIan6te am g~enannten Datum ben
@rGaB 6es prcubii9en Minifters fir 2anoz
pirtbibaft, Oomdnen un6 6orften, Oatirt
bonn 16. 9tugult, mcldsr nocb benz 25. aus
quit ben Support BON 6eu un6 Strob aus
&uBlanb perbietct, ba bic Sabucrltdn6igen
befircbtcn, Elm iolber Support aus benz
Snnern beS groBen Reicbcs moge Die Rtns
oerpeit uno anbere Sbterfrantbeiten na9
9eutl6latb eini6leppe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

6ung zines fol9en. Nuf 1,491, $40 8aiiaz
gtere fam bic G0btung zines folben un6
auf 1883 bic &ermunbung zines 9aiiaz
giers. Sci benz 3uiammentOppeln unb
9%osfoppelt tpurben 378 @ilenbabn> 8eriens
itete setobtet unb 1919 DerleBt. @ntglets
iungen uno 3uiammenit0Be bon 3Isen
perurla6ten ben Sob bon 431 @nges
~itelten, iotpte b~enienigen bon III 8aiiaa
gieren, ferncr bic 8ermun6ung pon 1889.
9ur6 3uiammenit0Be aIein famen 286
@ngeitelte unb 1876 Baiiagtere INNS 2eben.
90, baS wGre Der ftatiltii3e 8ericbt Der
t3pif3enitaatS 6anbeIS 7Gommiiiion. Son
@iienbabnrauben lit in bemiel6en niht bic
&ebe, bod lit an5unebmen, baB bas IN 1ebr
umfangretbem WtaBe in benz auf bas lauz
fenbe &ecbnun9Siabr be3i9li3en 8ericbte
Ser Sau 1ein piro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

Mus Watn3 mel6et Der borttge amerifaz
nit 9roBer Gorge benz Spdtberbfte un6
benz gStnter entgegenieben, tpenn es AUDI
our 3ett beS 0bganges beS 8eri6tes (25.
SuLD re9nete rnb Die 6offnut9 auf cine
fpGte 6euernte borbanben mar.
Seiterrei6, einl6lieBGt9 11ngarn, bat
BEN @rport BON 6eu, Strob unb alem
troGenem SuttermateriaL gGn5ti9 perboten
un6 es ben oeutiben 9anbtpirtben unml0az
licb geftadt, tbren 8eoarf aus bieien Gez
9tonen gu beaieben, QluS Sranfretcb fam
ebenfans fein Slttermaterial besogen
tperben.
2lus benz oben ansefiibrten 8eri6t bes
StatiStiters ~unieres lanbpirtbi6aftltben
Oepartements bin i6 nun aucb tmSt0nbe,
Die 8erGnberunsen in ben Srabtraten atz
sugeben. : 6eu IN 8alen, Die Mtinimallaz
bung per Gar gu 10000 8funb, tpirb nit
ben Oampfern BET Diamond $50 2inie 3u
fol8en6en Breiien nacb Stems rleanS transz
porttrt: 8on NLerauoria, Mo.. per 100
8funo "a Gts. bon &eotuf, Soma, @arz
fam, Su., Canton, Mo., Quincn, ST.,
Sanntbal, Mfo., 2outiiana, Mo., Charts
bile, O1o., unb clifton, Su., ebenfaIs gu
243 Gts. pet 100 8funb; bon 81. Souls
nacb gtep Orleans fOitet Die Sraht fir bas
100 8funb 6eu ieit benz 1. September 123
Gents.
9etber stebt 6er 8ertbt nibt bie Srodtz
raten bon Retp Orleans na6 europdti6en
6dfen; it6er Stem gort unb Baltimore finb
fie iebocb tpie folgt: Nor66euti6er 2loDb,
Stem gorf na9 8remcn, 9eu in 8alcn 48
Gents per 100 9funb; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
bnn Baltimore na3 8remen, 6eu in
8auen per Tonne bon 2240 Bfunb so.
Mlit Der @ilion>2inte, BON Stem Sort nab
Mntperpen, !6eu in 8aQen $3.50 per
3onne. Wiit Der Buritane2inie, 8altiz
more nab @nttuerpen, 9eu in 8alen per
Sonne $3.50.
Stab benz &beiLan6e, no 6ie Breiie am
b66ften ftnb, lift feIbftoeritdnbti9 Der Ser
ianbt o 9eu iber @ntperpen 5u eutz
pfeblen. 6. so. $.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
ete ssuttermptb TT eentf0lamS.

Ser foeben cribienene Monatsberi9t ees
@tatiftiters be8 lanbpirtbi6aftlicben 0ez
partementS in @aibington entbaLt unter
@n6erem mebrere Melbungen Der america
ni1ben @oniulats6eamten in 9euti9lanb,
tpe!cbe fir unIere Sarmer bon Sntereiie
iein Diirften, ba tie iebr Deutlib conitattren,
baB fib Die 4luSfnbr bon 9en unb Strob
nocb iebt sa6len muB. Inter Datum bonn
%. Nugnit 9iebt @eneralconiul @oparos
Sic Seuz urb Strobpreiie IN ben hauptz
idbli9ften Stdbten ber preaBti9en 0fos
narebie ME folst an:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
9is 9sutfden bon g6ilabelpbia

- 9te Oeut16en bon YDtl1oelpDt1
~feierten IeBten Sreitag ben Btonier>Sag in
gebrGu9licber 0elie. Der 9reiie 3eitunssz
8eteran uno 8ater bes v6eutiben Sa9es",
| Or. O. &euner, mar Der Seftre6ner Der
Seier. Or. &eaner ertpGbnte i'm Gingan9e
ieiner Gebe Bic 6oribungen DON Gdpp,
&attermann unb Seibenftider, bic uns nit
Der @ei4i6te ber bcutlben Btoniere 8enau
bertrGut 9enacbt baben. Damn erinnerte
CT an Die be9etIterte Nufno6me, BEN Elm i'm
Sabre 1888 bon benz vOeutfben Btonierz
8erein4 in Pbila6efpbia erlaiiener 9tufruf
ben 200. Sabrestag Der 2dnoung Der
Grinder bon Germantown feItlicb su be-
geben, I'M san8en 9anbe gefunben babe, an
Die groBartt9e Seier bieieS Cages in 89iLa7
belphta uno Die iettbem I'M gan3en 2anbe
l6Iib 9etporbene Seier bieies @eoenfta9es.
GIN bic i'm Sabre 1888 BET bieler @elegerz
belt in BbiIaoeIpbia it~att9efun6ene eroBe
biitorifcbe Barabe anfnipfen6, l6ilberte ct
Die 8erbeerungen oes breiBtgidbttgen &riez
9es in O~eutlcblanb, ben i'm Sabre 1913
ab9ei6[olieuen &eIigionsfrleben, Ser aber
bic gegenieitige ~reli9i0ie 8erfolgung Der
Seften niobt hinbern fonnte, oas Gribeinen
bon Wiaiam Yenn unter ieinen @laubensz
g%eno1ien ant &bein, Die Remembering
oeriel6en naeb Qmeritd, bic Qanbung Der
y@oncor6" in PHILADELPHIA, bic @ritnbung
bon Germantown, Der eriten beuti6en
Stabt bier au 9an6e, bas Nirfen bon
8aitortus uno Ser @enoffen 6el1eLbeu, Die
erlten in @ermdntopn bergeiteaten oeutz
l6en 0rudmerfe, bic Sbeilnabme beS 8rez
oisers Wtfblenberg, Serfpeimer's, 9es
&dlb'S unb Steuben'S am 1tnabbGngigz
4o,%2 - 4kEA ,,A 81 nAStn&I1~ So
8eitens bur6 Sic 9eutiben. 0ieie
MISUNDERSTANDING @ei9i6tc Iebre uns,
baB mir nit Stola auf Sic 3baten
uno bas @irfen %unferer @orfabren bliden
founen unb uns 6aifelbe begeiitern loQte,
AUDI unierietts 0em oeutidben gfdrnen inter
benz Banner Der Sterne nnb Stretfen Sic
b0bfte @bre 3u ma9en. 8tr iplten benz
8etipiele pes 8aitorius folgett, 6er Wenz
i9enltebe, 9ulcun9 un6 Sretftnn auf iein
Banner 9el6rteben bate. 9as ameris
fanil6e 9eutibtbum babe nit ben anglnz
id6iti6en 0uGfern suerft in 8enuiplz
banten i'm @e9eniaBe at ben Sanattfern
Neu>@nglanbs bic &eltgionsfrei6eit ais
baS Sunban1ent aQer Sreibeit %protlamtrt,
unb bieier @runbiab Jet bon ibnen aus in
bic 9erfa1ung unIerer 9fcpubltt iibergez
gangen unb Der itarfe TrGger uno 8ltrge
~unlerer biirserGibena Sretbeit seporben. ,
IS iet stne bstlt9e gftcbt BET 9eutiben,
Die nit ibren 8Orfabren in bieies 2anb 9es
fommen, Die beuti3e Spra9e in Gbren gu
baLten unb burb bic g Siege bon Mtuitf,
@eian9 un6 Surnerei Der Goltsbilouns,
@eiittun9 un6 8olfsfraft ~9eiitieen unb
f0rperlicben Quffbmun9 gebcu gu ,6eIfen.
Dim S6[uife feiner 9Rebe macbte Or. Sell
ner ben 8oriblag, Die Gerbienfte bon
gaitOrius 6ur6 Elm gaitOriusz0 enfmaI git
ebren, unb empfabI, baB ale beutiden
8eretne Der Stdbt aaiGbrltb am atpeiten
9fingittage Elm 9roBes neutrality-suspicious.
goIfsfeft DeranitaLten iouen, bellen &eins
ertrag CUR ~QniammIun9 etnes 9enfmalz
6onbs bertpenbet tperben iou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
9dRet=RQeut1tr

nte nrntraIr Retdyspnn n.
Sic ltntersei6neten %befbrbern 8adete biz All 100 Hfb.
mad SentidEano, SeterretG1, @6reSeu, SSors
uegctt, 0dIentaFf nno Der Sd)tpets All ben reoe[.
nldBieell BON Der oeuti d cit u eid5S BY oft:S crwo Itmita
tet9eiebteu qreiien.
Gbenio beiorgen bieIelben MaorenIeubnHe.n BON unh
mad alen IbtiIeu Gurppas unS @lmerifos 5u ben biniq.
fen Hoten.
Rensel, Bruckmann d LOrbacher.
26 GBtuiamt St.. REV NssE. 4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
W bill Democrat
SaS SattS Ser SotSS ttMS Ser
lSAA4A
S1ttSeS=Sen

9as 9tetd3eitige Quftretcn bes engliIben
Sber6auies, bes 6auies Der Serbs, unb
%unleres 8unbessS cnatS gegen bic Btnensz
9leuBerung Der Webr9eit, bort bes Inter
bauies unb bier beS &eprdientanten>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

Nus benz fleinen 8ulgarten pirb
gemeloet, bdB Die neue @emablittbe s fleinen
Serotnanb Die 9roBe Wonardin ipieLt uno
itcb 0aOurA in Der u6auptitabt Der Sbtpet>
ne5ii9ter" 8riin6Iicb ld9erLt9 ntacbt, Nucb
ioa Die itol5e 8ourbonin bic 1triade ietn,
bab Serbinanb unb ietn 8ismard, ber
grOBe StambulofL aut 6em &rtcsSfuBe
itcben. Stam6uLoff aber bat ben tleinen
TerbtnanO vgemadbt" rn6 fam i'm ieben
Sag auSGOicben tpte einc NIT &rei6e ges
i6ricbene Bitter. Sa beiBt es tuieoer eins
NAL, pie es i6On i'm BaraoieIe eebeiBen
bat: Cherchez la Femme.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
Insane Fire Drill.

Daily Eugene Guard: An article ia
a Salem paper relates how the Salem
insane asylum would do In case Of I'll re.
The enterprsing DIR. Rowland has In
angurated regular weekly fire drill,
the alarm IL given aud the patients
hustled out in very quick order. The
doctor Is wise In inaugurating this drill
as II might mean the saving of hun
dreds OF lives In case of fire. We have
read of insane asylum bolocausts In the
last year or two where more than 90 per
cent Of the inmates were burned to
death. Ii IL one Of the most difficult
things In the world to do to save the
lives of insane patients on the sudden
breaking out of a fire. The numoerless
doors are all locked, and with ths babel
of excitement Of patients, and the alarm
natural to the feminine attendants, the
chances are In favor Of almost a total
death rate of the patients. In a late
test, however, the patients even In the
violent ward, We're turned out In the
yard at dead OF midnight, and hose
dragged through the halls within two
minutes Of the giving OF the alarm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
NOTES FROM EXCHANGES.

Dallas Observer: Attorney w. H
Holmes Of Salem and B. r. Burch, OF
Independence, were In the city, Wed
nesday.
The Barlow Sisters: The Salem
JOURNAL has opened up a marriage
bureau where the great unmatched
may find bappiness--or woe.
Astoria Budget: Rev. Wm. Lund,
Episcopal minister Of Salem. is visiting
friends in this city. He Will return
nome tomorrow.
Eugene Guard: Chas. Burggraf, q
salem architect. was In Eugene over
last night.
Frank Alexander, who has been Wis.
iting at the home Of his parents In this
city, left for Lebanon this morning for
short visit before returning to the
state printing Office at Salem.
Salem Is having sensation over a
oiaDk cartridge shooting affair in which
a real estate and some newspaper men
are involved. A young woman Is mixed
up in the affair.
[Yes, the Democrat man was involved
to the amount of$24.1
Corvallis Times; Across the William.
cite river Is bull that wears q board
on his horns. AT five O'clock Sunday
afternoon he bad escaped from the pas.
ture aud the hired man was after him,
when the owner, Adam Radir, came
down the lane, returning home from
church. Passing he lines to his wife,
Mr.. Radlr jumped out to stop the bull
just as little dog assaulted the animal
from the rear. The board on his horns
prevented the bull from seeing what
was ahead and In his mad flight from
what wos behind he steered himself
straight for the buggy. The horse did
not want any OF IL, and wheeling sud.
denly around, Mrs. Radir was thrown
from the buggy and her wrist fractured
she also received several bruises about
the face and head.
II Is an act OF cruelty TO fasten such
board across an animals eyes.
Wasco Sun: He who blows the loud
est and labors longest to prejudice the
people against his apparent enemy will
surely find a reaction In his method of
retaliation.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
THg SHAW CASE.

THE JouRrAL coDgratulates the law
yers, The press, the police, the court and
anybody else that has taken hand In
the Shaw case 90 far. The combination
against the JOURNAL, II any has exist
ed. has been strong one, but 1t has not
been strong enough 10 hurt the jour
NAL nor help Mr.. Shaw In the estini-
alton Of the people. THE JOURNAL
still lives and will continue 10 live as q
clean newspaper.
The Salem police deserve no censure
In the matter ofarresting Bowman and
Worick, as II was their duty TO do that.
but when they testified 10 receiving .
confession from Worick as to his firing
blank cartridges at shaw to scare him
of the premises, aud also testified ~
10 ell the circumstances that leo
up to that matter, they wers
put In possesson Of testimony
that II eliminating To Mr.. Shaw IL his
relations to Miss Ferris. That testi-
m0ny was drawn out Of them by the
deputy district prosecuting attorney
and bis counsel. Mr.. Condit also knowt
that there are afiidayits In existence,
given by men whose characters ART
above reproach, bearing upon Mr..
Shaw's relations to Mics Ferris. 1t is
his duty to investigate and II there IL
reasonable certainty that a crime has
been committed to prosecute the man
upon whom the suspicion rests. II
10 the duty Of the newspapers that aIe
ciauloring for conviction to demand
of the public prosecutor and police that
they do their duty. This the public
prosecutor and police will undoubtedly
do without being called upon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Treatment and Cure by an Entirely
New and Successful Method.

Hundreds Of women cherish grateful
circumference Of the health they have
derived from electric-magnetism as ad-
ministered by Drs. Dsrrin.
The following are few extracts from
testimonials:
Mrs. &. Msgenson, Merchant Hotel. Port
!and, rheumatism, neuralgia and female trou-
bies, cured permanently one year ago.
MRS NJ Hebe, lf3 Water street, Portland
pfmpes and blotcbes on the face ior years,
pains In the back and disease peculiar 70 her
sex cured; also, her son was cured Of cross
Mrs. r.. E. Dewey. ssi 18th st.. Portland, ner.
vous and general debility heart disease, dys-
repsi a. liver complaint and female troubles in
ail various com pIirations, perna emily cured
Mrs. Mary Cline. e.McMibnviile,Or Oregon (form-
efly OF ~auvie's 1slard, Or.,) COMPLICATION Of
Diseases peculiar TO her sex; liver and idney
trouble, rheumatism and dyspepsia-restored.
Office hours from 10 a. IN. to p. m.
evening, to 8; Sundays, 10 to IL.
Most cases can receive home treat
ment after few days at the DOCTORS
Office.
Inquiries and circulars sent free.
Office at $40 Commercial street Salem
Oregon. The reduced rates only two
weeks longer, time limited.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
WILLAMETTE NOTES.

II. II. Smith, Of Chicago, Of Gunn 4
CO., was at school Monday.
Ernest Wilson, who was out of schoo
for . time, having cut his foot, returned
Monday.
II. X. Brown, who has been teaching
In Prof. Ssllwood's room, North Salem
10 again Ia school; also i. p. Callison
who has been sicS with chickenpox.
II. q. Hibbard, a teacher. a student
Of last year, was at chapel Tuesday.
l.. p, Reynolds recited "The Scholar
n Politics." by whiielaw Reid, ably
u chapel Tuesday.
The christian Associations Of the
University arc preparing 10 reissue
their handbook after necessary revis-
ians and additions are made.
Prof. Cochran has made a verv excel
lsnI piece of Philosophical apparatus
calisd porte lumiere. aud also volt
meter.
Mis- Cora Winters reclted "rhe Ship
OF feAri," with good elect.
Prof, seriber will give n pupils recit.
n next "Wednesday evening. May 10th.
Everybody welcome; no admission fee
Mis- butler. the soprano and Mr.. VAIN
che baritone. will assist.
The editors Of the Willamette Collie
giAn offered two prizes for short stories
Tor publication In the Collegiani four
ptories were submitted. The firs, prize
was awarded 10 Miss Edith FrisEell.
oelng KeIshtley's History OF England.
3 vols, prevented by Patton Brs.; the
ssoond prlss 20 Mr.. A. A. Stafford. be
(ns > > ID. box Of candy given bv w. n.
oto'x. u the Spa.
To- Christisn Associations have es-
tablHhsd > missionary sleove In The
unissrslty library.
Mis Constance Hawlsy. who has
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
BETWEEN TIE SHOWERS.

The over-vlrtuous newspaper maj
who always blushes In print at th'
thought OF the press being corrupted
by the use Of money is, like the over
virtuous prude, always easiest cor
rupted.
II is q compliment to this country
that even the Chinese try to get In here
BY smuggling.
The Silver Falls Populists want Il
run Pennoyer again for governor. All
the silver people feel kindly for Pen
noyer.
Salem should have IA grand Colum-
bian FOURTH Of July celebration. Or
else celebrate the capture of Pennoyer's
cannon.
Preserve the trees and the birds.
Shade and music should be plenty aud
cheap.
The earnest large-heartedness OF
several Salem newspaper men To see
THE JOURNAL editor Ia the peniten-
tixry continues to be their dominant
psssion, The public will be glad e.
know that they can be earnest and
sincere on one subject at least.
The Salem postofiice block 10 to have
= new plate glass front. Some one will
probably remark that II needs new
character.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
Cost a, m,.s,.s,pp, s,.ambo....


Pictures of the packets scarcely show
how unlike our boats these are, the diff
ference being in the methods of work
manship Each story is built merely Of
sheathing. and in the best boats the
doors and fanlights are hung on without
frnnes around them-all loose and thin,
rs If they never encountered cold weather
or bad storma All the boats that saw
are as nearly alike in all respects as II
one man had built them was told that
the great packets cost only $4,000 to
100000, 80 that the mere engine in a
first class Atlantic coast. river or sound
boat Is seen TO be OF more value than
one OF these huge packets, and a prime
reason for the difference In construction
suggests itself
But ! do not mean to criticise, for
these great comfortable vessels serve
their purpose where ours could not be
used AT all. and are altogether 50 useful
and appropriate as well as picturesque
and attractive TO an eastern man that
there In not room In my mind for aught
than praise of them. Julian Ralph in
Harpers
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06

been absent since the first Of this term
will re-enter Monday.
Rev. J. II. Roork, Gen. w. II. Odell,
aud Mr.. r. Il. Smith, sII trustees, were
visiting the classes Friday.
Rev. Thomas, the Evangelist, will
conduct the College Y. NJ. 9. A. devot-
iouaI meeting sunday nj 3 p. m. In the
Society Halls. All welcome.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Cstarrd that can
not be cured by Hsll's Catarrb Cure.
Il. j. CHENEY Il co, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known +.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all bus
iness transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made BY
their firm.
West q Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo o., Wslding, Kinnsn Il Marvin
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists,
Testimonials free.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: /: Castoria
THE TREE OF LIFE.

In his mothers sacred eyes,
Lit fron Gods own altar place,
Earth grows heaven, and gray time diel
In this Infants smiling face.
FROM the shroud of withered years
Love and hope come young again,
And the heart awakened hears
Songs that make the life of men.
Children's lightsome laughter rings,
Dull, waste places hear their tread.
And the gleam of gracious wings
Lights old chambers of the dead.
All bright shapes of memory,
All glad dreams OF youth and love,
Meet about the Christmas tree,
Underneath the Mystic Dove.
Time and fate are babbling words,
Vain vibrations Of the tongue,
Since the song Gods singing birds
Ger the Babe Of Bethlehem sung.
Child of death that was to be,
Child OF love and life with men,
Round the holy Christmas tree
Make us children, too. again.
Eyes that are loves deathless shrine
Where our holiest prayers arise,
Blest and blessing, dear. divine
Little children's happy eyes.
In your light the dark years change,
From your light all foul things flee,
And all sweet hopes soar and range
Round the Christ Child's Christmas
tree.
New York Sun.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06

Worlds Fair Travellers Will Have It.
The public demand through service
when travelling. 1t is old fashioned to
"Cbange Cars" On the through, solid
vestibuled trains of the Chicago, Union
Pacific Il North Western Line from or
to Chicago, Omaha and intermediate
points there is no change. This is the
finest and fastest service between the
points named. 4.106t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
SALEM MARKETS.

Wheat 60c per hushel.
Oats-S5@4 40c per bushel.
Potatoes -60(000o per bushel.
Flour-S3.6O per bbl.
Bran-(Sacked) $500 per ton
Shorts-(Sacked) SO 90 per ton.
Beans, white. Be per 10.
Eggs l6c per dozen.
ChicSens--S to Zoe per 10.
Chopped feed - (Sacked) $4,000.
Dncks-l2lc per 10.
Geese-7o per III.
Tufkeys--l0c per 10.
I.ard--l2lCsl l6c per 10.
Butter 25(aS0u per pound
Beef-7@l2lc dressed.
Veal--iO to l2lc, dressed.
Pork : TC0l2lc dressed
Wool-l6Ce lsc per ID.
Hops-li9lSc per In.
TUFTS PILLS act kindly on youn
aud old.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06

Ifyou are all run down, tagged out,
take Simmons Liver Regulator and be
spry.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06

Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
You can eat AS much and whatever you
please without injury.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
Farm for Sale or Trade

coD1ay easy terms, four miles en- ST 81 s,h,,,,,.
in or mean s - a.. acres; will trade for pronar;y,
S-S-dw b. q. DOVE,
sublinity, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
The Yaquina Route.
OREGON PACIFIC R. R.

And Oregon Development company's steam.
snip line. 225 miles shorter, 20 hours less
time than by any other route, First class
through passenger and freight line from
Portland and al oints in the Willamette
valley TO and from i'an Francisco.
TIME SCHEDULE, Except Sunday
Ly Albany---l;0O p m Lv Corvallis---l;4Op p m
ar 1aQuina- $50 p m Lv Yaquina ---647 a IN
Lv Corvallis l0:S5 am Ar Albany m
wallis.
The above trains connect at Yaquina with
tAe oregon Devel pment Co.'s line of steam.
ers between Yaquina and san Francisco
~, b,-Passengers from Portland and all
Mlliamelte valley points can make close con-
nectlon with the trains of the Yaquina Route
a. Albany or Corvallis and If destined to san
francisco. should arranset TO arrive at Yaquina
tne evening before date of sailing.
Passenger and Freight Rates always the
lowest For information apply to Messrs
aMuLMAN Co., Freight and Ticket Agents
AV ana 2o2 Front street, Portland, Or, or
" U. HOG UE, Act Gen'i FIT. a Pass Agt.
Or Pacific X. X. % Corvallis Or.
Z. H. dAsWELL, tr., Gtn1 Freight and
Pass. Agt. one Des eiopment Co.,
SO4 Montgomery 81.