Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 30, 1890, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Evening capital journal., August 30, 1890, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1890)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextI !? M Associated Press Report and Digests of all Important News of To-Day. MARKETS. CHICAGO TO-DAY. Chicago, III., AuK. 30.-Vheat wean; cusn May, l.OSJ. .01. Sept., i.oi; 1H...1 . . Ik- . .,"1.ra " PSetl todavaml earrvlui? n oat-tinl vi-tlii Mm mnniw r nendii, ,.".! wfs.tak "P, the for the payment of the men. Alone 1 motion to ml . ,K W Carlls'3 with him was the superintendent or StsdIh n .. . . the W001 Phura- works ami his nsslstaut. Hardly tee lii ti w tlle i tbey stnrted towards the works ! reieotwli,t.n!,ameudment 'a3 wlen a desperado apeared with a, ' "' 0,e- drnwu revolver and demanded A A0E-NERAL killed. Hie money. Lurus the paymaster, Acting Secretary of State Wlmr- aui1 "I companions quickly drew ion received a cablegram from Mln. 1 their weapons. The robber dls- -'i-onnrtniDg the reported killliv s"""tetl to run, spurred on by rapidly PARAGRAPHS. sonrcity of talnir- wueueral Jos. E. MhHm ti, i, "ntbe steamer Awupullo, nW sistlnj arrest. FOREIGN. THESCHOONEK DYElt Jir.LEASED NOT 1 KOI'KKLY SEIZED. VICTOUIA, tf. (J., Aug. CO. The siezeu seaiititj hclioouer Jlattie (J. Dyer arrived here yesterday altor- noon from the north for repairs. She was seized at Ounaluskii, ou June 18th, by U. S. Deputy Collector Emmons, the schooner having Wue in there in distress. Wu jii the case was brou gut before the couit it was dismissed, judgment holding that the. vessel had been seized for a probable cause. The vessel had seventy-seven seal skins on board all of which were returned except three. The captain said the seal BkitiB seized hai! been tuken at hast thirty miles from any shore on the .North Pacific and the man who made the cei.ure was a new olTicial. DISMANTLED. When taken to Sitka the schooner was put ashore and grounded, when the tililecrx went through her. The captain and crew were taken ashore ami con tlued in the old Bor.iUlu castle, where they weie kept for three weeks, while the authorities took away the skins, sails and all the vessel findings. The grounding has caused her to leak badly. Pestii, Hung try, Aug. 30. Fif teen persons were killed to-day in a building on fire in Mejoe, Kerestze. They were in the building endeavor ing to save property when the roof fell in crusbiugthem to death. a great kiiine flood. Vienna, Austria, Aug 30. The river Ehine has over flowed its banks in the Vorarelberg district, aud the villages of Albach, Ho heims, Lutnau and Fuessncb are Hooded. Bridges have Inen swept ft way aud many persons drowned. discharged revolvors finally escapltiff. in his roar, nominations Ihepressdeuttoday et.t to tne; aie tne followin ens: for U. 8. FIRES- utmiiiiH- L'on-mU Ti.in. is Sealeyof Minuesota. nt v.,i.i". James J. Peterson of West Virginia, at Tegucigalpa: John B. Bichard-oti, of Kansas, at Matamoros. pebatefor and aqai.nst free foreign salt. "HELLO' I'UIITLAXD. A SCORCH AT I'OIITI.AND. Portland, Or., Aug. 30. Early this morning an incendiary fire oc curred in a block of one and two story frame buildings situated ou Xortii First street, between D aud E, entailing n los of about twelve thousand dollars. Tlio block was Hashiegto.v, Aug. 30. In the t PaI"t'y consumed. The loss is cover- senate, Blair presented a memorial wl hy Insurance amounting to live irom the Women's Nutmnnl iii,,a. thousand dollars trial League for the suppresslou aud punishment of the "armed aains known as Pinkerton's deleelives;" referred totlie judiciary eotntuitlee. The turltr bill was then taken up. The peuding question beiuc .in the linauce committee's amendment to paragraph 307 which taxes salt in bjgs imd packags 12 cents per 100 pound", and -aIt in bull: 8 cents, the amendment beiug to strike cut the proviso allowing drawbacks on salt used in exported meats. McPherson moved to strikeout tbe entire paragraph, the effect of wbich would be to place salt on the free list. Colquitt advocated McPherson's amendnieut aud read an extract from a speech made by Hen ton in the senate half a century ago ugaiust the salt tax. Hoar asked whether lieutou had not made that speech nliout the same time lie made another speech declaring Oregeu and the whole of the Pacific territories utterly woitli less for agricultural purpons. fatal collapse. Herlin, Grmmy, Aug. 30. A ccller of a larre brewery in Stortter- itz, Saxony, in wliLhalar e num. important land decision. Washington, D. C, Aug. 30. Tbe "-ecretary of interior to-day de cided the case of the Central Pacific road against S. I). Valentine, Involv ing the question of the exception of mineral lands from railroad grants. The particular tract involved i3in the Sacramento, I'aliforuia, land district. The secretary holds tint by the-terms of the railroad grant, all mineral lands are excepted from its operation. This decision is of vat importance to railroads running ber of men were at vrk, 'col apsed j turoei, mineial lands. This rieols-to-day burying sixteen ivorkni " I ou i3 contrary to the doctrine laid Seven were killed and the remaind- down by jj()l,e gawyer, U. S. Cir- or severely injured. ENGLISH WARSHIPS AT IIONOLULA BUT NO WAR IN SIGHT. San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 30.--Ad vices from Honolulu state that not an event Ins so far occurred to cause a ripple in national aftairs. Two war vessels are in the harbor, the Acorn which leaves England shortly is to be succeeded by tbe Warspitethen daily expected, and the Nipsic which awaits the arrival of the Iroquois to relieve her, when she will return home. niimnmTrXQ PORK IMPORTATION. Paris, Aug. 30.-A reporter is ( positively assured ou the best au-, .i....:... :.,. Pfjnnll irnvemilient llftS ! decided to prohibit Importation en tire of live American pork products and at the same time to hIm du- all American products this couutry. u " tne cuUJudjr 1" CaiHiwttw., lu Ids re Cent decision In the case of Fran conia agaiust Ncwhoue. ACCIDENTS. UALOON HORROR A MAN CAUGHT BY THE DRAG, HOISTED 1000 FEET AND DROPPED. Woodland, Ohio, Aug. 30. Yes terday was the last day of the lair here. More than ten tlion-aud persons were assembled to see the final races and tie baloon aso.-nsi n by Professor Carter. When the baloon i-bot upward the thoimiids of spectators were horrified to see dangling at t lie end of the small line, Milton Rediu, an officer of the fair association. Hundreds of peo ple shouted for him to drop, but Itedlin was either entangled or had lost Ids head. At the awful height of about a thousand feet the baloon ...,L- n Buddn lurch and Hedlin's Telephonic Connection to Ue Establish ed Between the Two Places Soon Ueneral Telephone S.Wem. Portland Oregotiian, Aug. 30. At last Portland is to have telephone connection with other cities in the state. The Oregon Telephone Com pany yesterday bojjun the work of stringing a wire from Salem to this city, on poles set along the county road. The wire Is a good, big cop per one, weighing 170 pounds to the mill', so that it will carry the voice in llrst-clas shape. The line will furnish communication with all the towns between Portland aud Salem, aud it will be ready for business in about five weeks. It will bo furn ished with the improved long-distance telephones, through which a conversation iu be carried on be tween Sulem and Portland as well r.s between different parts of this city by the style in use here. Persons in Portland and Salem who have telephones in their houses can connect wit li the long-distance telephone and converse with eacli other. Persons who have no tele phone will be called to the public telephone by a messenger. There are signs of progress and improvement on every hand in the telephone business. The Portlan Telephone company is running hundred-wire cables from the cen tral office in all directions to con nect with its various system. There will be about ten of these cables, which will take the place of about 7.')0 wires now connecting with the central olllce. This will greatly im prove the service aud will lessen the lunger of wires getting crossed with There Is great ers in Colorado. TltaCliiuuM! arepurstetently work ing their vty across fhHu the Vk torin Huts. The new horse MaiiHgnn nt Inde pendence, Iowa, loweml the world's pacing record for tvo-ywr olds to 2:13. Jack Howe trotted lu 2:12 . James McCourt of Forost Grove, who lmd been at East Portland slt tluu up with a siuk son took carbol ic acid Friday by mistake furorairJ.N and expired lu six minutes. Secy. Maine isstunipiug for recip rocity in Mdue. Harry Fry, n bricklayer at Spo kane Fa. Is fell eighty feet from a cornice and was futtaliy injured. The heirs of the estate of Mat thew A. Williams, who was killed by the accident nt Webster street bridge, Oakland, on Decoration day, have compromised with the South ern Pacific company for $.5000. A bombshell was thrown into tlio olllce of the chief of police at Triesta aud exploded, soverely wounding the secretary. It is supposed t-i have been the work of Italian re publicans, who advocate the annex ation of Triesta to Italy. Several earthquake shocks have recently beeu felt lu tlio Danube x alley. During the past three days there have been twenty-llvo new cases of cholera at Jeddah. Pope Salmon, a fanner, living near Luthmp. Cal., fell from a windmill aud had a leg aud arm badly crush ed. The steamer Welliuctou ran into the sand on the shore of Coronado beach, but no damage is thought to have been sustained. The Tunnel house at Port Huron, Mich., was destroyed by lire, and a female employee burned to death. Five men are also supposed to have peiished. The latest site oll'ered to the World's Fair directory Is in the northern part of ilie city and borders ou Lake Michigan. It is five and a halt miles from the center of the city. Joseph Cancms, the Mexican, on trial for the murder of another Mexi can named Soto, at ludio, ou the desert, about a month ago, was acquitted by a jury at San Diego, ou he ground of self-defense. Thomas Jones and Charles Cleve land, two freighters at Nevada, Cal ifornia, had ti miraculous cscie from death by having their wagons aud teams roll down an embank ment into the river below. Several f I Mi txmrt t. Oregon State Fail THIRTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Under the lnnnnsement of the. Orccon State Hoard of Agriculture, wilt be hoi J ontheotiUo flr jM-ouuils near Salem, commencing on Monday, September loih, lS'.IO, And tuMlngone week. ovw am C.A.S1-I premiums onvrod for ngrlculturnl, Mock mid me etmnlnil exhibit, for work of art aud fiincy work nnd for trial ofuprcd. Kcdno d rates for fare nnd freight on sll trmtsportntiou lln s to nnd from tho fair. ImvHirtnut Improvements huvebcen ninile uixiii thOKtiuunlt nnd Increased facilities nrvofltoredesh bltors. The Pavilion Will bo Open Four nights during the week. A splendid Ilelil for horses entered In the sieed department, nnd line exhibitions or racing will bcRlxen wieti iln". KntttM for premiums cloe Mntulny nl 7:30 p. in. rxhlbltont are arced to make in iiiniiy nftlielreiitrlPMon Sunday boforo tho f.ilr nt mwiltilr. Good, tinliniilft and Articles fur exhibition limit bo in their putic! uy lu p. in. on .Minimi. PKICKS OF ADMISSION: Mini's dny ticket KJe Woman'M dny ticket . . !1V Mmu'n mhmhi ticket --S! f'1 Wiiinnu'H mxiooii ticket $1 CO send In tliet.ee etiiryat I'orl In n it. I irt-uon, font premium list. U. il. IJitlNhV, l'riwldent. J. T. (lUIUifl, Seeretnry. dw-td NOTIi'K. All whom It inny eonoernlll tierebv tnke notice Unit 1 will my no iteots licreHneriviitriicled by miy per.nn except myelf. AUTIU'U (ll.DVKIt, Salem, Un'Kin, August 22, lftK). electric light wires. The telephone , o) lllc iu,rM.s wc.re iW(jiy ijuit.ti, but WM. WICKEY, House Painter, Decorator, and Wall Tinier. lAnve order at John lliiKheVBtore, State strict. DUGAN BROS., "The Plumbers, n company vllltue down a I their old poles on Front frtreetbuon, which will greatly Improve its appearance. They are going to a large expense to improve the serviee, and to comply witli all the requirements of the city lu regard to having electric wiiea systetnetieally arranged in accor dance with the requirements of the com moil council. R.vTinni Unkaiu While we are earnestly in favor of seeing Portland aud Suluui have Juxticc and a full and fair showing by a recount, we think tile balance of the state is on titled to tho bauie consideration. Headlight. ' TlIK IlEItltEW TAI1KIINACI.K Illustrated witli uil paintings, will lie tho subject of a lecture by Hev. J. B.' Johnson at tlio Christian church to-morrow evening. ties ou pvnorted to i ,i t,mii nctinii will have LlWiJUU oui. ..--- afleet of chaugin;,' the present iih guddn lurch and Hedlin's Athik Ul'SINIWsCom.iwb. Mr, eral fipirit of the Ainerieaa cun- j wus ,ooselu;li smjhb body shot jstaley, prinelpal of the Capital gresa, 'downwards. It whs found about JJiislness college, is now in cliargo of AQAIXST THE BILL. j iajf mnile away. His clothing was J the work, and may be found at the In the senate today. Morgan pre- I nea wc.re broken eullcge olllce eueh day fioiu U till l'J pented resolutions ofa colored maw ' j crUs!ll0li cut of all j in the forenoon, from 1 till 4 in the .nnMiiicMitBiruiinsjuam, ai- " .mn cblance. afioruojn, and from , till 1) In tlio . jj ,.l. D.iidnn . ' WORKMEN RIDDI.En. 'AKAOANfeCT 1'IBH, U. I., 30-An explosion cartridge ii.ni driled in a ieoe, " '..... removed to aaomodMte UVlUo . , i ..., ew gewer, was expmuwi ii i" ,itigby fome Italians. rts o riiiui ' ..L:c...hin. against thepassaonner---- MISCELLANY. WICAr. BOW-AMIWS- fr purrn-l'OL ifTIOS EMUi""- TEIH ... u'lll. CHUBC" ' " ATI, Ohio. AUS- l.-Tbe One uith Aug. in a ib is the limn h btiiUCf FirsXieliurdi h-as becmie la-, , uvo ,10UW. ,mher I iroi jji' . naniwrn-, lUBV . .. .,. i.i,.... ,mt- three '"VTV. Look- bad wn -.-" " its pastor, r. ll,.tBj othewwere-v "m-- vol veil iug wood, wuo was .rw..., w - for secretary of stat.te, CRLM,XA,; visory uoaru "" - . , re. , guesting hin. to r;;ld' H,.r.Mrl,.- the UtoCHll Ol W.c- 0r,,n v.vv.-n . I i. ttr.jctiv iw- IhmhI IHfjal "" '" ',- v.,,..i evening. Students who expect to begin on the npcnini; day, Mouilny, Sept. fetli, are roqtioslwl to cull and register tilts week. S 25-61 - Moiik Fiturr. Squire Karrar Si Co. are buying all the fruit that comes their way, ooiuecpion'.ly have the Itcfet in market. D o n't KoiinK T. Tax-jmyers should not form' l that their city lux is due Htld will I delinquent after Sert.8tli. after which IIiiih h (h'UmIiv of 6 h.t eut. will Ih nd'ltxl K.J. SWAFPOHI, S IS lOt City Tax Cillv(wr. ory ... ...,.Jll ljIKSR- fcWW-- . .. ,,, t . ..!,! I IlllfcC "I'l' w .1 jhiJPIVHI " " "'" y -..,., .iti.iH i. wnw ""' . wood deny tliai w -r. causwl by his caudidey hibition tUKei X SEVBNTV lTrl9lWKO TRAIN WKtt CBAMItvTO. Cab. AU. M.-A 5-lv ..I.. I..j. n'l.l t Was III""' " " Kxprts lnlu It WIMldlMI t koo ' ,., ,,rth -,0.10 At font-Uud Utla b il la iUcmu on Instrumrnt PIM tar I'reunt IVunly llenr's Dltirft. Jus Aodern aud wf U It U Mourt and wt 1 aero In t 9, 18. Tj.il'SSI l.CH. r .....n Bay. ABB nuiuiiri""" The futurity nwPW r..-,.. f,ir tWn-VWir-OWfc 1UI 11II1K.D BOI.LAH llK w" . luatfdi . Ji-.ki.h..iie(iii) aniiltanc ihW ....... i-w .auiiui tn 3.- of dx HI Tb eniriiw --inn; m! imiuttlUtely Wft tb rrr oi IU side- TIM j rth"r ,',bM, ton, .M HVmi " . . 1 T ... fMMli. yr.l . -i l...,i,r u "" "vi-- i MirKi' - "- - ' . S711 OIHI in lilt' ini . ....., iaMW" - . "" ... HHB-P - M ny iww -T,. ,.,p .StMlh ' , rS and 4 w; 35 I MOIIN. HE.VOIT.-T.iMr.nud Wr. J. B. IWnutt, of I'nlvttMiiy addlUou, Mill, Aug. 'A, ). i ... 1'oUllll.lO tMU Masher xionuii; time l:li- WASMXb'TQX baMiuf wrr nf1 Uh- ti- I I Hour- riXAMCUI. IV SMOKSt"T - " ..ikaliMilin' MM-Lfc MUXES- ' ,l tLi ":ul' U Wasiiixo-ivn, (' - , ZlZim.W. -4atiluol i The r.t4Wiil ! rrte" ". x.WZt Ufdt- ' " ' tnHMtiuii Mil, Um 'M,,I,dP-LP-f'AMtll ! hill, iliuruudn ri' f' , 0m jb r oi r until RtiollS Mil, Mild 1.1. I" l'r V,.im. T TjgU, "' . Ite" ...- r lltriRL AKK1VAU. COOK HOTW. V S Cr-o, W B lUriMM, I) C Irl-, k '1' Pnmeli, rorUui. W I) Wlm-fe-r, Mmelmr. O A VVrWi. OrUmo, Xd. Hrrtnaii Juim. Oam-mi Cttjr. VV H iMtrat, Jotou T)urftn Ucr- WrUlO. C A Joo. ten Pmodafla A JidWr, tic lABm. J) DWr-, Aubdrn, Hti. TtKn A MHWr, . K H JUWwiu. Mill City. A Care fcr iitek Haaittbe. Tkto Oilrwiac oau4tM h 4m to mi vk iTmaii ikw ---tm- sa4 4vub turn mtMm urntut the men cscapetl. A revolting cae of cruel treatment of an insane sou by his father has recently been tllscoveted In tlie western . part of Pennsylvania, The boy was chained to the lloor of ii dingy room, where he had been eorllued for many yeais. Ho was taUeu in charge by the authorities. A Winnipeg dispatch says there is a piesiiuipliou that the (iraud Tiunk ralhwiv isagain tuiuiug (o the North west with a view of be coming n competitor for tlio tratlie. It isexiieeted tho Northern Pacillo will render a-sistaucc to such an en terprise in order to parallul its rival, the i Canadian Pacillc. Fifteen Chinamen, who were ro fused lauding at Han rVnuclsoo. have arrived at Ottawa. Tluy say they will work their way ncrw tlio rSouud Into Wnshliigton thvn u south to Siin l''r nei-co, their origi nal destination. The last mouth a number of Chinese huve arrived at Vielniia, from where lliey lay plans for smut-gling theiiunlves Into thu Unit. id State. A disiMttch from itnmo wys that a big socialistic Intricacy has been uneurthtxl In tlml city. A largo number of lnniibh''lls weru fiHind in (he hmiw of working men be longing to secret tochHIiM, to b ud In cn of HII (HttbNWk. The bil of Krunk Iiruv, who wh IxaxIiik w't ilcHrtdo at the Golden (iwtu Alhlitle club when Mcllrld dlwl.hiu. tn reduied from lIO.OCOtolAftUO. The Ui.d was orl iuully KT).foo. Lru- wkm tried last wet-U Mini tlie jury did i it iw. Claim juiniH-rs have ijlveii ih fur iifciurwl vHMt Huiiiim-i-miir HtiiiU Itertwra, much t inutile d . Atl I be jumper ha imw Ixdru unjulutil from mrk I UK Ihf lend. A sUtuif John It'ijIcOIWIly ) MiptMMMrd ill IVlili, ai'd rtvvw lb favor of Lumber of Journals. Iaiy tvlllh Ward, who U n-purt- d in be U-trollMNl to I ount llrru-ii lilxtuiri k, i lull ud v ry y'uif vttntiKti. Mlitf U vi-ry vdu-lNl, if ikH ewclll) prt-tty. A Mm C lr llla. lUhias HIIm am kwt by aMtiatun UBMt4nOi"0, tmul( lairtia luhiim Whrll I hi furm aa arllaa HllMI lllaaallaw and pru4ru4ltm, ll4 i mm Wj Dr. Hiaauiko illa Hftutf. ablrl. luf ilim-liy ' liarto aafcrtatf. atMartw lu Mara, alla; HrtHM rnr flbrit frfuimu at ma. to oaou t Mll ot l: UaHlaa Ira. Ir Hasaku, Ps-, U. HM kjr Mtuilbat "itiMtt SOU Commerolul St. Deulcrs In Steam and Plumber's Goods, Cullfiirulii lnimlnno Hewer and l-'lro CIiij L'hliiiuey I'lpc, ele. I?l) VV It f J Capi ta I Dairy Co A. v. l'Hirililld, II. J. Killy are prepured to deliver tluwh eotilinlon ice, to any rt of tlio I.ne orders at Mlllio A Uiw'h stable. mid nit I It city. Ivook, Look! Look! IN OUR SCHOOL SUPPLY WINDOWS! To-Day, To-Morrow and Next Day, ATsm SRR Those Beautiful School Tablets, A Genuine First Class Water Proof School Satchel GlfflN AWAY WITH BOOKS SOLD. Remember tlie Place, . (ik. c- "7 U w.o..-iyc yC. MggPJiUyjJ-aiir.Vi.S .LMkaTI,, f aj,JJu. MVWWMwsnrm t 9S STATE STRHHT, SALEiVI, ORB. GILBERT I PATTERSON, 1 VV I J V V miw Mm ami Glassware ory Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Lime, Cement, Hair and Plaster, Oats, W li oat, Bran and Shorts. All our Goods arc First Class and our Prices aro Uclow" Competition. If You Havo any Produce to Sell, or Want Anything in our Line, you can't AHbrd to deal lleforo Consulting us. Jj ) m D rum in BHsnv IlUUlii T K. $1 WILL BUY A LOT Of u'X'di" nl our Htore! Wo curry n full lino . nf uriMvrlfhi, reil, cmckcry. tlinHUviire, cl gum, tobuccu niui cuiiliclliimry. T. HUUUOWS, J No. aw O'liunorcliil Ht., .Hleiu j ! RECTOR MUDOW AND 'our llilcs From Salem tic Capital of Oregon. - - ftT II liynwsa i . i Ono ThmiHiinti acres nf mm lino luml iih tlicro In In tlio nnrtltwcHl, illvlili'd Into ono Imndrcd Htnall meadow niul fruit fiiiniH. 'I'la fc irnclH for the KI IIK'1' TIM 10 uro now plmid on tlio murkit, rnntliiK In prices irom fC0 to HW per ucrv ono third ciihIi, buliiiieo on timo witli interoHt. SBCCRB YOCUTICKETS) No Better Opportunity for Investments Before Leaving Salem, i luaun, iuiiuiiii :v A Free Hide to rjlltttrt llr, lv now on wle HOUND Tltll TK'ICKT to YiMHln rimI retwrii Tlokaia hkmI hir ifOlli(and ooinliiK on any SN'aak day utiUI October Ut, HU. In n Hiimll why Iiiih lircn nlloreil to tlio inililld. nionlliM in ImprnvenieiitH lu llif liuiiuilluto vlulullv of thin land, riiotiHiimlH of ilollars will bo oxpendad Iwlthln tlio noxt llv of thlu luml. wlillu tliioii tint triicit ItHiilf. In tlm wuv roudH, luncim;, etc., u lure utuotiiit of inouoy Imj iihimI. of to any nut wIhIiIiik to M'o or Invent, Cull at tlio ollleo of Place 7iHf TICKF:TS$:Lr)0. PBTZBL BKKNARDI.. lu iMM-incol, under H.tlnitrA. UUr. w n & CHAMBERLIN, Court St., Salem, Agents, for I'lats, Description and furtlier particulars i borrM nt ll.f ". Plumbing&FittinglGO to geo. k. smith, m COMMKHCIAL KTHKICI', TOK Tents, Awnings, Lawn & Camp Goods, or ad tin. lwrrtai(X)iWOKK Bid cm auUu ot all kln4 HMMta i bMrt o-ik. Ot-im rttSWIIATLSATUBCLAIUVELL?! HeSmU Red aM (let m Oilier Tho riMM.1 Htwk In Hii'om. s MIMMM)MNMMMMHKM a faulaTialar wrii v mmmtimm vr WIUl m ikrM lrtl imm , wllb iwlilM P tup "! i"U- Xu Itrt mi mr la M mtt w wur run Im r imi. Tttla ibtuaiy ki4 r n loot U AUHMHT. Ant IkMVKAMK ' mWm. it tm a ptaulaaTitMlar wi NHMrutM ut i ulUua 4wa ikrMiarii imaj w. wn By. 4lrti urM UMl ImiHI tmw ri Iblu. Itl la ' iuirlf mi w'f pfad, au4 that j M linmill ina arMMtaii ania ta Ik ' lll !. wly HIM mt IImI uiw at-unirr 1 IT TO IB Advertise Your Business! -o--- Valla i aroM fkdiilthtual fllrdrai I to etleot tbe d. pri.'f PKRR WOOL TU. I J )KKKTKAl IV W iiin.iiTu.v. 1). ( . ... u , v hi". 3P -Tfab AMiM lav i 1"!i,d-Pt!t -llrfal" ft Tbere were avral uuni'l,a ' V -rf fcH NKWZEMDg MatM HOTEL State ami HlgJi Streot. LSrSTeaSiSSHSS w. axdersox. raop. RHRTON RROS Tf nut-- !.-it "nn bawaa nt a ofttfal a J al rlart .... . .i.i i.. w ..... tan .1 n mmI tat pVtai Im ! mmmrt m MraaM .,. . c.t 1 r, I. . ii !. 4mm rntllw lMii' K M. ha law T. JOSSTHE WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL SBl.OO Her Year RRICK! 'LARGEST5! CHEAPEST And Ht For the Money on the Pacific Coast latil c4 t.titm't a4 ar im- Vaai ' r' n Iba lV .b4 .u. .'litlil nai.lr !! V a U4 It4 blullrU IbHf . I. J t m a tmt4ttm. aaaafct ix. iuMMMaiiaaahKK. r'm Hk "" MlaaNial Vo. i It ba h UtTyj Hrrullkn iu tW Iohp mimJ MiiMie tU Ui ftiriimr itt MMrtoii. J'4k mimI Vtblll wmihiIm. Ai4l from iIUn H mWu Im u wlilo rlrMilwIliMi lUtmlml tM IUa4rii 4mI khumik mmiW WkwHN i4iuylilit (IrtMy.i u-llli m ttkmur In MdUlllll IVxJ 'I'll II Jul) UW A 1. IMUhaM a MU'O ulLV ttt uviui MairMi iiifcfMwitt MMtevftutf frill vrnwlti); uul wnntii IKud . ulx tk wwrkiai ttrttOtU. It U IIH UHlMIMlM ll0rtWlll IIIV cilutu for the bieal trade ami rl rtBt lntftrtbi. Jrtlnn, I'liiwt cobt anorThi, larUaw4a f CWvt. NliWtutrf.lt. Prlcai t i ar iiutttn. M nieimii' Unltlou O'litinanl wvxra niiMi.ii.').., t r I a tlMwrfiam. 1'rlruSl ill it r II ix I Ichau'a OnldK t'l! kf ttn' i i'4HMai, lti': . r'W tH OJ per lltx. T ' M a 'i r.iviit, . at t ary ' ofw, VJHai I,o Iltelttu'a noltlaii Italtam T.j Cli.4 LlMIM, Bf.u. ( .0nJ t 'l tkiKin tba Uu imt Uidjj sor r , Kra. . ru , (Wwr-c le J Uwlrh ftyH'.iI.iW ai.rili. ' Wm1 tk-alp, an-J I t rufcnmy to' w tha UUaaM kn.vn ayyallia. I'rlra, s0 (wr Jloi. h Illiliaii'aU lilmi IIjIiniii N'a,H Owrat Tartl tr. UortnMbltp .1 itw Kliau HUU.1K, J'alu In Ida UoQii, IU!nlu l UmiI, Utk al U KKk. I Kr:.l for. TbMal. Mrfh.iit a Kijh, Ijtmpa a.'ij c-i trtaiaj (V , Hiiff. it Uw Ijialia, act aia4laal a I U .' doui thi t . jsra, h4iMir aib4 LrliklKr l ti or a.j.i al Ma auf. I Ui ika bixl imro iij haaitar. I'rlm S I 0 l-I ultin. f.a lilcliau1- Ualdan H anltlt Anil. tlaltt Ut t' aura cl Oonorilim, iltl, iiiIUHmi OkI, rvl all 1'iliwry orlli)t Ul lUauiutcantkM. I'rlta $i) 30 tiar Hall la. Ut lllclinu'4 foMail Kptnlah lu. H li., mirm kWHwl U ilrw eompany. nguU U kl atrrol.IMn Knioctaon rl. ruiAdatt lra, St MuS"'" a MajiajaaajMhlajH jfc. v . lT iit aaiaHiafllli.fafftitYitfyiir;r'iV rln i ni'i :tM. .Jto-.-