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J o :.'H Cj Among our stock we have the following Jackets to which we call special attentien: Black Diagonal; Tighi fitti"i2 bSL. Haiaukd. Soft Finish, plain Back", Blafclt Diagonal Horn Buttons, good Valuel Blouse Back, Extra Long" . Fonrv Chpvinf A Beautiful Fitting Jacket! r anCy VneVlOC TAN CHECKED CHEVIOT Watteau Back Horn Buttons- very stylish. TAN CHEVIOT - Black Astrachan Trimmings. Ladies' Capes, Children's and Misses Jackets HE CAPITAL JOURNAL. "WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19, 1892. GEO. D. GOODHUE. . K. OAHILI BUILDING MATERIAL. Lime, cement, plaster, hair, Are and building brick, Are clay, sand, gravel, blacksmith and house coal, wood, all kinds, wholesale and re tail. Oillce 95 State street. Goodhue & Cahill. GILBERT k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassvare, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Un Baking Powder. Big People's Party Meeting. Joe. Waldrop, the People's party orator, with address the people of Salem in the opera house Thursday veiling, October 20th, at.k 7:30. Everybody is Invited to hear htm. 10I9-2td. Death op Col. Chapman. Col. V. W. Chapman, an old resident of Oregon, and well known throughout the state, died iu Portland yesterday, aged 84. Ho was born at Clarks burg, Virginia, August 8, 1S08. He studied law and was admitted to the bar. He married Miss Margaret Fee, in 1832, and shortly afterward moved westward, first to Ohio, then to Illi nois, and then to Burlington, in Iowa territory. He was U. 8. attor ney under President Juckson, for Wisconsin, when it comprised Iowa also. He was the first delegate in cougress from tho territory of Iowa. lie was also a member of the con vention which framed (he constitu tion for the young state. Iu 1847 Col. Chapman crossed the plains to Oregon, with his family. He was several times a member of tho legis lature under tho territorial govern ment of Oregon. He took part in the Indian war in southern Oregon in '55 G, as lieutenant colonel. The deceased was always piomlnenC iu works designed to advance the pub lic interests of Portland and Oregon generally. Col. Chapman was al ways a Democrat, but took but little part. In politics since the slavery question arose and ended In an at tempt to-destroy the Union. The c ilonel was not a showy man, but possessed solid, business ability. Sugar Goes. a few evenings ago an enterprising citizen who had heard that the Blue Front grocery wa3 cutting prices, thought bo would Improve on that just a little. At dusk he was seen going out of the door of the warehouse with a sack on his shoulder, and when pursued up the alley soon dropped his sweet burden and gave leg ball. Tho fat member of that firm Is not slow when it comes to a sugar deal. Directors' Meeting, Tho board of school directors met at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. A new sidewalk was ordered on the north and south Hides of the East Salem school block, tti accordanco with orders froni the council. A walk was also ordered built at Lincoln school, from the front entrance to the northwest cor ner of the block. Harritt Wins. Tho Salem Rod and Gun club at its regular semi monthly shoot yesterday niado the following score out of a possible 25; B. W. Harritt, 22; F. A. Turner, IS; C. D. Gabrielson, 20; A. LaFollett, 13. At Smith's Is the place to get the best cooking stove made with all latest Improvements, for the least money. Old Brown & Co., hard ware house. The 'Mum Show. Will bo a great ad for Salem and ladles will waut to give It a great deal of time and attention. Buy your canned fruits, meats and vegetables at Squire Farrar & Co. CAPITOL ADVENTURE COMPANY. We invite the attention of close buyers to the beet assorted and largest stock of JACKETS and CLOAKS, DRE88 GOODS nnd TRJMMING8, " GOSSAMERS and MACKINTOSHES.. ' WOOLEN HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTH I NO, FURNISHING GOODS and HATS, - , ,. FINE 8HOES and RUBBER GOOD3, ' ; TRUNKS and VALISES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, Efc.j In Sakm. PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, corner Court and Liberty streets, Satew, Oregon. Apeats for Royal Taltefa line suits, pants and overcoat to order. A fit gurantd. We are sole agents for I?, 4 G. Gertett , Mm beat la the world far the money. Jackets. T, HOLYERSON, 301 Com'l St CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS On Trial in Judge Burnett's Court A Lot of Not True Bills Found by the Grand Jury. TUESDAY AFTERNOON the jury in tho damage suit ot Lelt zel vs. Kcarnes disagreed, standing 8 to 4 for plaintiff aud the breechy mure who b?oke down fences will have to be trotted through the circuit court once more. But she trots well. THE GRAND JURY found five bills, ono true bill of in dictment only, against W. H. Elder at Mill City, charged with keeping a vicious animal. He gave ball for his appearance. NOT TRUE HILLS were found as follews: H. Parker, colored, charged with assault and intent to rob Jas. T. Hart, who was found fatally drugged un der the big bridge. Thos. Spurlin for alleged assault on Newt Farrell. W. H. Haynes for alleged assault on Horntio Haynes. Lily King, charged with keeping house of ill Time. Wm, Sullivan of Mill City, accus ed of embezzlement of funds of Don A. Smith on a tie contract. DOCKET ENTRIES. Minnie C. Loftis vs. Essie M. Hagey, et al, partition; default as to M. L. and Frances H. Porter and M. E. Januoy; J.H. Porter appoint ed guardian ad litem for the two first narr-ed. Tom Lee vs. F. A. Holt, damages; judgment for defendant on verdict. Seth It. Hammer, administrator A. D. Risdon, vs. Caroline W. Jack son; judgment for plaintiff with order to sell attached property. State vs W. F. Miller, larceny in dwelling; plea of not guilty. State vs Henry Wessiug, asault with a dangerous weapon; plea of not guilty. State vs Chas. Pyburn, arson; sen tenced to state prison for three years. State vs David You tag, arson; withdrew plea of guilty and entered plea of not guilty. State vs Wm. Christie, carrying concealed weapons; plea of not guilty. State vs Theo. Cratser, larceny in dwelling; plea of not guilty. Stato vs John Boswell, abduction; money deposited on ball forfeited. State vs James Armstrong, gamb ling; plea of not guilty and lined $25 and costs. State ys Boucher, gambling; same proceedings. Stato vs II. Allen, gambling; cash deposited 011 ball forfeited. State ys Jas. Riley, gambling; same proceedings. Roiiert Nourse. This distin guished platform orator will be In Salem Friday evening, under the auspices of the Y, M. C. A. "The lecturer is a decided bloude, above the medium size and smoothly shav en. His accent is isugiisu, nis nu- mor line, and wit ready. He spoke without notes for two hours to a houseful of people, and Will fill it again whenever ho returns." The Sidney (O.) Journal. "John and Jonathan" Is the theme of Dr, Nourse's lecture Friday evening. To cure any scrofulous disease or humor, try Ayer's Sursaparilla. It cleauses tne blood. Sweet elder, Clark & Epply. Stand caramels at the Spa, 114 State street. Look out for new crop teas In a few days at Clark & Epply's. Lewis & Dryden's railway guide is out for October. Free street car ildes to customers at H. M. Branson Co's. Fresh peppermint wafers at The Spa, 114 Stato street. Hellenbrand's meals are as usual the best. TUTT'S PILLS invigorate body and mind. Sweet pickles, Clark & Epply. The City Council's Work. The council met last evening, with Alderman Lafore, Collins, Moores, Lamoureux, Hunt nnd Klein. In the absence of Mayor D'Arcy, Recorder Goodell occupied the chair. bills allowed Dugan Bros r $ 2 60 B. W. Lewis I. 90 80 H. P. Minto 171 00 Samuel Glover 26 80 J. H. Wood 24 00 H. H. Robinson 24 00 Robert MoKlllop 24 00 Ellis " Leasou 23 00 A. Burnett 12 00 Or. Telephone fc Tel'ph Co- 60 Steiner & Blosser 6 00 J. Rlef r 8 00 B. Olsen 15 60 C. A. Smith 13 60 L. Fullerton - 11 60 John G. Wright 14 00 John Heldeclser 19 20 G. Stoltz 3 05 J. E. McCoy- . 47 00 Salem Gaslight Co 64 60 T. McF. Patton, 22 75 Salem Light fc Power Co., 430 00 J. A. Bernardl, 11 70 Ryan Truck and Dray Co., 12 00 R. E. Moores & Co., . 11 25 H. A. Smith, 17 60 L. Burggraf, 17 60 A. Z. Cass, 17 60 Chas. Cress, 10 00 T. Hill, - 8 00 M. White, 10 00 Capital Adventure Co., 3 00 Glover & Pugh, - 4 00 Chas. Smith, 6 90 John Hughes, - 92 30 Journal, - - 79 00 Statesman, - 133 60 Alderman Hunt recommended that Mr. Stewest be allowed $15 as damages for tho injury of his horse; carried. Alderman Lamoureux urged that block 21 be cleaned up. He also re ported that the property owners in said block were willing to put in a sewer. He also called attention to an offensive dump pile. Alderman Moores moved that the marshal abate the nuisance; carried.' Marshal Mluto suggested that it would be well for tho city to estab lish a place for hauling refuse. Alderman Lamoureux asked that the sidewalks on Winter street be tween Mill and Trade be replaced. Granted. Alderman Moores moved that the street commissioner be instructed to fix up the crossings on Commercial street. Accepted as a hint. petitions. T. C. Shaw, G. N. Pattorf and M. J. McMeekln petitioned for sewers iu blocks 54 and 55. Referred. J. B. Woodford and others petit ioned for a sidewalk on the south side of Ferry street from ICth to 19th streets. Referred. An ordinance ordering the grade of Commercial street lowered about one foot from Center to Division streets, was passed unanimously under suspension of rules. An ordinance granting privileges to the Capital City Railway com pany was read the first time. The city marshal was allowed sixty days' further time to return the delinqnent tax roll. Mason and Smith were allowed $3000 on street work. Ou motion, the electric light at Water dud Union streets was or dered transferred to 15th and Mis sion streets. Millers Convention. Tho con vention of millers met in Portland yesterday, and organized by the election of J. D. Hurst, of Aurora, as temporary chairman, and W. L. Houston, as temporary secretary. It is proposed to effect a permanent organization of the millers of the Northwest for mutual benefit and protection. . .. a . 1- .... Wood, Wood. Plenty of It sawed and ready for delivery. Leave your orders at Ryan's stable, corner of Ferry and Liberty. dlO-lOtf White Rose buttercups at Tho Spa, 114 State street. Jersey Milk. City dairy plies it B. J. Sharp opposite gon House. sup Ore- Fine fresh Boston chips to be bad today, at Tbtf Spa, 114 State street. W. T. Btolz, manager. GRAND JURY REPORT. State and County Offices and In stitutions Found in Good Con . dition Improvements Ordered This morning the grand Jury com pfeted Its work hauling in one more true bill against Fred Van Wagner for lurceny of a dwelling. He is in custody. THE GRAND JURY REPORT. was submitted by Foreman Orms by, drawn up In. his own hand, this forenoon and Is as follews: We have visited the State Prison, In sane Asylum and Reform Bchool. These institutions are under the direct control of the legislature. They will be visited at the coming session by committees from the legislature, their needs and wants ascertained, and the recommenda tions made by these committees may be carried out and enforced by the legislature where is visited all power in the case. ARE WELL RECEIVED. We wotild therefore refrain from making any recommendations in theso institutions. We were recelv. ed by the officers In charge in tho most affable manner and all ex hibited the utmost willingness to give us all the information in their possession. The first thing shown us in each of the above mentioned' institutions was tho system and manner of keeping the books. The system seemed to us perfect and the books were models of neatness and accuracy. We saw the food furn ished the Inmates in each. The state supplies and the officers dis pense with a just and liberal hand. HIGHLY COMPLIMENTED. At the asylum and reform school we expected to find neatness and or der every where, and wo were not dlssapointed, and kindness seems to be the chief element in the treat ment of the Inmates. At the prison Supt. Downing has made an espec ial effort to secure better ventilation atid keep the cells clean. We think it would bo hard to find a prison better kept. All the officers and attendants connected with the state institutions visited by us seem to be doing all In their power for the best interests of those in their care. We visited the state house and were shown through the offices of tho treasurer, secretary of state, and state printer. The latter is pushing the stato printing and in formed us that he will bo entirely ready for tho legislature when it meets. THE COUNTY OFFICES. We visited the county jail. We wish to especially commend the neatness and order of tho kitchen connected therewith. We saw the food being cooked and after It was cooked and the ration given each prisoner. The cooking wasjthe best and the ration abundant. Sheriff Knight has bad the ceils white washed and has endeavored to Im prove the sanitary conditions of the jail. We visited the poor farm. The inmates Beem to be kindly treated and well cared for by the superintendent and his family but the bedding is poor and insufficient. More and better bedding should te procured at once. IMPROVEMENTS. The court houso needs repairs. The plaster or cement is falling off, the sides and roof leak. This matter should be attended to at once and something should also be done with the poor farm. The property there should be fully repaired nnd im proved, or It should be sold and a new location obtained and 'new and larger buildings erected. Respectfully submitted, S. B. Ortnsby, foreman; E. T. Hall, Wm. "Fry, John Boyce. John Calvert, J. M. Munkers, Louis Miller. A GOOD RECORD. The Journal takes pleasure in commending the grand jury for its Industry and thoroughness In doing Us work. The present grand jury was In session nine days and inves tigated cases requiring ninety wit nesses, and covered a larger field of business than any similar body that ever met. Their Investigations of public institutions was conducted ina thorough manner and was not merely a formal call as the report will show. Edward Hall was the clerk. The foreman B. B. Ortnsby pushed the work with an experience gained from several previous terms of service in the same capacity. It pays the county to have the right mau In the right place and that was surely true In this case. STEAMBOAT BUENER9. The Three Arson Oases on Trial Capt. Dove's Defense. State vs. John H. Dove was called Tuesday afternoon. He was captain of the steamer R. C. Young, for the buruingof which, about two months ago, he with Charles A. Pyburn and David R. Young stands Indicted. Pyburn, who has been sentenced to three yean In the pea for burning the boat, was called u the first wit ness. He related that Dove had ap proached blra to no testify as to clear Dove. He was kept on the rack all the afternoon and nearly all of this (Wednesday) forenoon. If ever mas wai pat tbruttf k a proeeat of legal torture it wm be. His testi mony prove blra to be as thorough lycnfokeda speeiBiea of humanity as ever appeared before a jury. Al bert Keaip, who appeared to be a straight oaa, waa sailed and the eeurt adjewrsed te 1 p. m. The Jury la a fallewa: Joha He "Puzzled The '$& MOST of tho cases curui h" Ayer's SarsaparlUn hare be. ,.iVcn up by tho regular practice Physician'' nro recommending this medicine 1111- .iinn ever, and with satisfactory result. E. M. Sargent, Lowell, Mass., say .- 1 Several years ago, my daughter I iciuer urow out with largo sores on her linn-) face, and other parts of her body. Tho cose puzzled the doctors. My uaiiRutei used Ayor's SarsaparlUn, nnd it resulted in a complete cure. Her blood seems to have been thoroughly purified, as slio lias never had so much as a pimple slnco taking this medicine." "This is to certify that after having been sick for twelve years with kidney dtseaso and general debility, and having been treatedby several physicians with out relief, I am now better in every re spect, and think I am nearly troll, having taken seven bottles ot Ayer's Sarsaparilhv" Maria Ludwlgson, Albert Loa, Minn. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, rairAniD sr Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. PrlclJ lbUle,5. Worth a bottU. Kinney, Geo. Will, H, A. Johnson, E. M. Low, Benj. Davenport, Guyan Gibson, G. D. Sprague, John Savage, Lee Price, J. B. Henntngcr, Adam Burns, Jake Hussey. WEDNESDAY AFTERNftON. Thos. McCarty was tho next wit ness put on the stand and thecoso will occupy all the afternoon. Great Northern's Improved Machinery. "Tho Great North ern Railroad company has in use in the construction of Us lines an equipment of over 200 ballast-cars of a pattern that does away with a great deal of work," says the Spokane Chronicle. "This "road is the first to Introduce these cars west of the Rockies, and tbey are mak ing a saying of ovfer $250 per mile in the construction of their road by tho use of these cars. Tho cars carry from 15 to 18 yards of ballast each, and by means of a peculiarly J constructed ceuter-dumplng ap pliance tho ballast is placed directly upon the ties where it is used, In stead of being deposited upon tho boat outside of the ties. Thus the handling of the entire ballast with shovels to put it in proper position for use, is avoided." BnnaiiAHS Captured. This morning Detective SIraous, of Port land, departed wltu two Italians, who are wanted for burglary. They are Zomerellle and Pasco, who robbed Jo Cercghto, in whose house they roomed, of $265, and a saloon of its till and 400 cigars. A telegram to Marshal Minto Tuesday resulted In their capture. They were bouad for the south when overtaken by Chief of Police Minto and Capt. Dilley, who found over $100, and a lot of valuable pawn tickets on their person. m A Columbus . Lecture. Wm. Kaiser will address the young men's institute on Christopher Columbus', at their hall at the rear of the Cath olic church on Friday evoning, Good music and a social time will be had. All are Invited. Admis sion 25 cents. A Bio Offer. The Globe Co. will offer for the next three days, house, barn, nnd two good lots one- half block from car lino worth $1800 for $1400. Coll and bo con vlnced that you can make $400. This is no "fake"' advertisement. Wo mean Just what wo say. 25 Cpmmercial street. 10-10-.Sb Full Pardons. Wm.Stockman, who was in the pen from Wallowa for one year for larceny, aud whose time expired next March, today re ceived a full pardon. Also Thos. G. Williams, of Umatilla, who was dis charged Sept. 6th, after a two-year term for forgery, was restored to citizenship. Both pardons were reo commended by tho district attor neys. e 1 No Roof This Year. The state building board has decided not to lot a contract for a state house roof this year. The old roof will be repaired for the winter. Going Fast. The reserved seat tickets for Dr. Robert Nourso at the opera house, Friday evening, Got them now, at Patton's bopk storo. AT THE PEUIT PALAOE. Pickled pigs feet, sauor kraut, sweet and sour pickles bu)k and bottled chowchow, bulk olives, all kinds of pickled fish, mince meat and every thing that is delicious. M. T. RlNEMAi, 182 Btato street. SUPREME OOUBT. The following cases were argued and submitted: Ludwlck S, Nichols, rcsp., vs. B. P. Co., and A. L. Mlnet, reap, vs, Wm. Caplesaud Nancy Caples,app. The Spa has fresh permints today. molasses (ep- PRICE'S art tMbUmuxuKomu-wYwtUZUvUitf WOOLEN MILL IS 1st. To buy your 2d. To build up T Sd. To save money. The "Best of PACIFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO. FOR TOWN LOTS: FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS. $2.00 Per dozen for the finest finished PHOTOC1RAPHH in the city. MONTEE BROS., ISO Commercial Street, A, H. F, B. SOUTHWICK, Contractor vriu1 Builder. Salem, - - Oregou. T. J. KRE&3. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing) Cor, 30th and Chemeketa Street. 2CENTSADAY, Evening Journal. Delivered nt Your Door. LOCAL AKD PERSONAL. Miss Oskle Matthews of Klamath is a guest of H. H. Rogan. The Unitarians havo not secured a pastor, though still negotiating with Rov. Copeland of Tacoma. Dr. Mott is greatly improving' his Commercial street property by fill ing the lots several feet with earth! Special prices on, odamberiHta. for several days at Keller JMarsn?e. The Capitol Cltv Electrlo).raUii is toeing substantially plan both sides of the rails on keta street. The Salem soap, from the new home factory, Is now on the market. Every one should make it a point to to patronize home industry and try the new article. Joseph Kuerton, of the Soap and Chemical works, Is reported quite sick with a nervous fever. Shoettle, the reliable merchant tailor, Is making some of tho finest winter suits ever turned out on the coast. Messrs Steiner & Blosser aro put ting down a cement walk in front of their store. As they bayo a vault under the same, iron ribs aro being put In to sustain the weight. Mrs. D. L. Flestor la In Portland for the day on business. Mr. Leach's body was returned to the undertaker's yesterday. Mrs. Leach being unable to go East with it. Alderman Tony Klein Is. learning to ride tho bloyclo. Sometimes he rides the 'cycle and sometimes tho 'cycle rides him. The funeral of Gaines Fisher was hold from tho lato resldonco of the deceased at 2 p. tn. yesterday with Masonlo burial. Soma Center street residents ere now growing uneosy,and want their street improved. The widow of the lato W, H. H. Waters has received $2000 from A. O. U. W, society of which her hus band was a member. Rev. Gwynne, pastor of the Pres byterian church, baa accepted the office of sy nodical missionary, which will take him away from the church at Salem, though he may continue to reside here. The social club organized at R, B, Flemmlng's havo through their committees decided to baye a danc ing party Nov. 2, at tbo Willamette hotel. Henry Ambler, lately from tho East, has bought a 25 acre fruit and poultry ranch near Clymer. He Is an experienced chicken grower and will make this brauoh a specialty, Shaw & Downing sold tho land. Rey. JI. II. Brown, who has been quits HI since leaving Salem, Is some Baking 299 Commercial Street, ...... golem, ttefM. H E" . ElyA' To do three great things: clottiiner and all kinds wonl&ri croorfW our home factorv. "' . J?- F0RSTNER & CO Machine Shop, Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc 80S Commercial Street. .1 .1 II 1 Ul VI UiAllllIJ.lUl Scientific Horseshoeing. OPPOSITE FOUNDRY On State Street. RADABAUGII k EPLEY. Livery Feed and t Boarding Stable, MBtateHtrect. Ollnger & Rigdon, UNDERTAKERS. Open night and day. Corner Court and Liberty, THE Salem JETaokman is II, POHLE. Best Line in the City. Court Street. J. E. MURPHY. Tile for Brick and Tile Yard, NORTH BALKM. HOEYE & MILLS, PORCELAIN BATHS AKI) 8HAV1NQ PARLORS, Only Porcelain llathTubi in the city. 209 Com. Bt., Kalem, Or, Take It! EVENING JOURNAL, Only a cents a day delivered at your door. 3?This spaco. is better. Ho is at San Jose, Cal,, but Is not statloued any whoro. Brass onyx top tables must be seen to bo appreciated, Seo corner win dow at Keller & Marsh's. Money saved by buying your Hour, pota'toes and feed of all kinds at Chas. Beak's, opposite State Insur ance building. People of sedentary habits, who are subject to constipation, can regu lato their bowels by the use of Ayer's Pills. E. C.'Mlnton sprained his right foot badly today noon, trying to get oyer a street crossing. W. D. Palmer, of Portland, is in the city. A marriage license has been is sued to Louis M. Moshberger and Chas. L. Ogle. The parties are from Woodburn, Chas. Parrish, of Canyon City, bos been in tho city visiting his father, und departed for homo this morning. H, G. Colton, the general agent of, tho Massachusetts Mutual Life In surance company, Is in the city at tho Hotel Willamette. His com pany has a good nucleus of policy holders In Salem, and Mr. Colton will bo horo a few days to assist in pushing his business to tho front. Molasses peppermints at tho Spa, 114 Statu St. Mr. and Mrs. J, B, Stump and daughter, Jessie, returned home this morning. Burdette Wolf, who shot Miss Birdie Morton at Mt. Tabor last Wednesday evenlDg, Is still at large. The Morton family will not prose cute tbey say. Miss Morton Is al most sure to recover, but the officers are determined to Capture Wolf. He was seen at WHUburg Friday night, and la believed to be In the Coos Bay country, , Henry Parker and Thos. Mpurlng, acquitted by1 tbe grand jury were released from jail today, , Remember Joaea & Bernardl are the leading eandy manufactures of Saleaa, Coaaaaereial tk. For the purest and freshest can dles go to Jones 4 Bernardl', Baak. bank bloek. , Tke original molaasee papaerailat drops mm be found ly at JeM 4 BWMUdlVCeM'.eV ' XfcMft , Ctwk 4 Japely if '..',' 1 $11 r mi nA 1 n i nnTnnfmir i mm mr aim unciMUjh STORKS. '$ .'' STORE n i 1'. ,") All. J. L BENNETT k M. CAKDiasjPr Frait aid Giftrt, P. O. -Bloote..- . R. T. MUMPHRXTft, Cigar mwt Toaieaav , BILLIARD PARLOR, 843 Com'l jStree. T. W. THORN BU&6 1 . The Mphofstertry . Remodel; re-ooven and MaetM upbolitered rur<ttr. FMfc ' class work, ChetnakeMi MNM, ' Htato Insurance block. ; Sale, JOHN nt WIN, v Shop 65 State Btreetv StereFlttlBgs ageftdtfr 1 ' ' Mnf reserved for the J. M.Long and famlly.of Browns ville, hayo inoyed into the city. They aro building a neat cottage ad joining Thos. Kay's, on East State street. Mr, Long will probably go Into business hero. ' Chas. Simpson, of, the electron grocery, is In Portland on business. Frank K, Loveli went to Port land this afternoon on a days vaca tion, t. " ' Jj H. McKowen, of the Otate Insurance, went to Alblna this afternoon to adjust a lose. . t, ' Hon. Robt. Clow waa a passenger for Porltanil this afternoon. " , State Printer Baker is In the big town on the lower Willamette. 1 Miss Grace Farrena whq has been in Portlaud for the last year, has Just returned home on the morning train on alslt to bor mother. She will romaln for about a month wltn her mother. jCURE frit to i Ioum ttAta ot the yMa, mtJTm iHinvw, N&um. DrowclMMk DMNMiha Mug, Pain In Urn Site, AeTwbtto IMrnml unarkabte wteotM bw Ima teowa la ourlM SICK rieAdieli yet Parts' Lmu Gtm are equally luW III ComMmMo. i And nroventliMr till nnunrliur nnmnUlat tlwy tit) oorrH all dteontoM of tea MM aAKSA HEAD ACHE m ot NMoy Km tfkMaa-S ' our m&Tm. TRr sis 'stasbaMOl BMM0U MMbnloMi aUTTIB UtsbPi 'ajriutak. TOm MijartMorpuiai, CARTERS 1 t '' Acne vmm wqum w nmom rmiwn w Mm who aurtbr from thla dhlraaahur iiniisalli but fertuaaMjr their gnnifateieaej mitt md fiWTsjjaaa 1 er iwo ass tefi ' iOism& mywhwra. or Matty W' MM H aw laa fatal Iff Imal IWaa laaal aMa talS Waa Up & .vs i'. ,V: I - .. ,sf te - 0 'I-; &$J&