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Daily Capital Journal BY HOFBK BROTHBR3, TUESDAY OCT. 20, 1896. PRESIDENTIAL TICKET. For Independent American Bimetallism and People's Government. For President, . , WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, of Nebraska. For .Vice-President, THOMAS WATSON. of Georgia. OREGON UNID.V PKKSIDENTIA& ELECTORS, N. L. UUTLER, Polk County, Democratic. W. II. 8PAUGII, Lane County, Peoples. HARRY WATKINS, Yamhill Co., Peoples. E. IIOFER, Marion Co., Silver Republican. VETERAN LEAVES M'KINLEY. The following arc extracts from a letter written by un old veteran of Eastern Oregon to a friend at Salem. He lias been a life long Republican and a patriotic citizen. He says: Eigiit Milk, Or., Oct. 12, 1890. "We are still complaining of hard times, however, crops are better and prices better than they were last year. Those of us who oppose the gold standard firmly believe that the hard times will continue indefinitely if the gold standard is permanently estab lished In this country, hence we aie for Bryan, first, last, and all the time. This Is a campaign of falsehood, triander and vituperation. It Is a campaign Inwhich the rich jire ar rayed against the poor, the classes against the masses, notwithstanding McKlnlcy- said In his letter of accept ance that there are no classes in this country. McKlnley may bo a very nice man, but he has got Into bad company, lie nas piaceu mmseii in the hands of the most corrupt, ring of politicians, that ever disgraced American soil. When I consider the means that are being employed, and the vast amount of money subscribed by the monopolIes,trusts and combines to the Republican campaign fund for the purpose of purchasing MeKinluy's election, my blood bolls with Just In dignation. I hope to see the day when men, Instead of blindly follow ing party, will lay aside party preju dice and vote for principle, vote for the welfare of tho people instead of the success of parly. I was trained In early youth to opposo slavery in any form, no matter if It was black or white slavery, chattel or Industrial slavery, and I hope I have not so far forgot my early training as to vote with the oppressors of the human race. When I look aiound me and sjo my friends lending aid by voice and vote to this unholy cause, to this unholy crusade ,agalnst humanity, I almost despair, I almost lose hope of the ultimate triumph of tho right. Tho Republicans stlll'lnslst llii'it it Is only u lack of confidence, that has caused the hard times and all we luivo to do to restore prosperity Is to elect McKlnley. I am one of those who bollevo that confidence must have something more 'substantial than a mere 6hadow to rest upon." E. B. Stanton. Senator Tillman had an Immense crowd at MoMliinvlllo Monday, whoro ho spoke over the noon hour. Farm ers came to hear him from points as fur as Independence, Salem,Ncstucca and others lcsi? distant. Loads came In armed with pitchforks and all manner of emblems, such as showed their ap preoiatloa of the senator's position. A McKlnley man in tho crowd asked somo questions, which woro satisfac torily unswbrqdi ""til ho sprung one of an lmpertlnont nature. At this tho Senator Invited his questioner to the. platrorm, but ho decllned.saying "you will try to provo mo u llur," "No,Msald thoSenutor,"but I might provo you a fool." The meeting closed with three cheers und amJ.UQ. he of feeling. There Is to bo a Bryan rally, at Rickey, next Thursday night. A good program has Iwcn arranged. A Perfect Iafant Food Gail Borden Eagle Brand; Condeflsea Milk "Infant Health," ft a little book of catio valuoUlot'8cnt Pres on nppll- N. Y. Condensed MIHc Ca. W X4joh street, sv Trk, Ma E rw T STATE pre; IUMS. List of the Prize Winners at the 1896 Exhibition. Continued from yesterday. class 0 special. Firsts Display of hand work, Miss C Crow, Clytner. Seconds .ui.piay 01 iiar.u "'" Mis Elsie Alleman. Early. CLASS WOMEN OVER 70. Firsts Drawers, Mrs Fischer. Spe cimen lace, knit, same. Woolen stocklngs.same. Socks, same. Fancy stockings, same. Baby's dress, Mrs E Warrener. Bed guilt, silk, not crazy. Mrs M A Barlow. Lady's shawl, crochet, Mrs J M KImscv. Seconds Bed i.iuilt. silk, notferaiy, Mrs Louis Foust, 'Brownsville, Speci rncnt lace, knit, Mrs E Warrener. Woolen stockings, Mrs I L Leitli, Clymcr. Fnncy mittens, knit, same. Woolen socks, knit, Mrs J M KImscy, Aumsvllle. division n. CLASS SHORT HOKNB. Firsts Bull 1 year and under 2, J Withylcombe. Cow or heifer 3 and over. same. Cow or heifer. 2 and un der 3, same. Same, 1 year nnd under 2. Bull calf under 1 year. same. Heifer, same. Herd of live, same. Bull 3 and over, J Richards, Oakland. Seconds Cow or heifer 3 and over. BII Davis, Sllverton. Same 2 years and under 3, J Richards. Same 1 year and under 2, same. Hull calf under 1, same. Heifer calf under 1, same. Herd of five, same. CLASS 3 HEUEFOUDS. Firsts and seconds J WMcKlnney, of Turner, took "blue" and 'red ribbons throughout his entire class. JNo competition. Class5 Jerseys. Firsts Bull 2 and under 3, D II Looney.Jeirerson. Bull 1 year and un der 2, same. Cow 2 and under 3, same. Cow or heifer 1 year and under 2, same. Heifer calf underl, same. Bull calf under 1, same. Herd of five, same. Bt 11 3 and over, G B Miller, Gervals. Cow or heifer 3 and over, Charles Miller, Jefferson. Seconds Cow 3 and over, D n Looney. Heifer calf under 1, same. Hull calf under 1, same. Bull 3 and over, Charles Miller. Bull 2 and under 3. same. Bull 1 and under 2, same. Cow 2 and under 3, same. Cow 1 and under 2. same. Herd of live, same. DIVISION D. Class 1 Berkshlres. Firsts Boar 2 and over, John Red mond, McMlnnvllle. Boar under 1, same. Brood sow 2 and over, same. Sow underl year, same. Sow pig un der 6 months, same. Litter of pigs, not less than 0, under nine weeks, Frank Durbin. Boar pig 0 months and under, J W McKinney. Seconds Boar nig 0 months, John Redmond- Boar 2 and ovqr, Frank Durbin. Bropd sow 2 and over.same. Litter pigs,Myro McKinney, Turner. Class 2 Poland Chinas. Firsts Litter .six pigs under nine weeks. A Henshaw, Albany. Sow 2 and over, C M Smith, Jefferson. Sow under 1, satne. Sow pig ijix months, F N Derby, Salem. Boar 2 and over, F E Commons, Scott's Mills. Boar 1 and under 2, same. Boar under 1, same. Sow 1 and under 2, same. Boar pig six months, same. Seconds Boar 1 and under 2, Wm. Durrell, Wheatland. Sow pig six months, F If Derby. Brood sow. R. N Williamson, Wells. Boar 2 and over, A Stoutenberg, Wheatland. Boar under 1 year,F E Commons. Sow 1 nnd under 2, same. Sow under 1, same Boar pig 0 months, same. Class 4 Ohio Chesters. Firsts Boar 1 and under 2, R N Williams. DIVISION B. Class 7 Polled Angus. Firsts and seconds R W Carey, of Salem, took "blues" and "reds" for all winners In this class. No opposl tlon. - Class 8 Red Polled. First Cow or heifer 3 and over, Mrs J L Parrlsh, Salem. Class No 10 Milch Cows. First Milch cow, any breed, D II Looney, Jefferson. Second Same, Charles Miller, Jefi erson. DIVISION K. O ass 1. Firsts Buckwheats, W V Hursts, Maclcay; tobacco, live pounds sample, DC Matbeny. Display broom corn, same. Oats, J C Kamsden. Shelled corn, A Jones. Sweet corn, same. Landrcth wheat, It E Down Sublimity. Wheat, any kind, same. Popcorn, Wm Wright. Winter wheat In sheaves, E Wolf, Falls City. Oats In sheaves, P L Lafollett, Wheatland. Canadian white wheat, L Townscnd, Whetland. Australian wheat, same. Golden clwfr wheat, same, Oregon spring wheat, C D Nairn, Ballston, Canada white, same. French wheat, wheat, same. White barley, satne. Surprise oats, same. Side oats, same. Russian winter oats, same. Seconds Wheat, any kind, W L Slmcral, Maoleay. Oats, same, same. Tobacco, II G Matheny. Oats, any kind. C M Lafollett. Wheatland. Landrcth wheat, J T Hunt, Wheat land. Sweet corn, Wm Wright. To bacco, live pounds, O II Chapman. Oregon spring whoat, P L Lafollett. Golden cliuU wheat, CD Nairn. Pop corn, F Lull, Salem. Class 2. Firsts Timothy seed, Myro McKin ney, Turner, Onion display, O Dick inson been to. buiom. Mcsquito seed, Marlon . Sample peas, R Scott. Onion sets, C II Chapman. Golden millet seed, Mrs M Gardner. German canary seed, MrsL L Whltakor, Inde pendence. Flaxseed, C D Narln. Whlto beiius, Ruth Yager, Hubbard. Seconds Onion display, Wm Wright. Mesqulte seed. Clarence Hunt, Whltaker. Whlto beans, C II Chapman. Onion sets, same, Peas, F A Wolfo, Falls City. Sweepstakes. Firsts Grain, field culture by one man, C E Narln, Ballston. DIVISION Q. Oil Paintings. Firsts Largest, best display, land scapes, Mrs Lida Nlcklln. Fruits from natUre, same. Flowers from nature, same. Water color marines. Mrs Claud Gatch. Photo views, am ateur, same. Bromides, same. Water color portraits, Mrs L II Tarpley, Portland. Water color landscapes, nature, same. Crayun portrait. C MerrltL Tapestry' painting, Miss Gertie Savage. Pastels, Miss Maudo nr FAIR Jitckso ! n I-tiVc ill ,Hirp,,ntBkl,a1 MIS Anna Mfih'iuV. Arcliitecturara)arnilii, U H Burittrrafr Water color,51; flowers, Mlas I'nnri t::irtr. Seconds Marines in oil, Miss Pearl (Carter. Larcest and best display i:inriKr:ii('H. .same. ituiul uuiiil urn- , traits, Mrs Claud Gatch. Water color i,,,,,,, same. Photo views, ten ' largest unci best, same. Portraits In nil. Mrs FL Kiclmiond. Landscapes in oil. Mrs L JI Tarpley. Water color marines, same. Tapestry painting, Mrs Joe LeVcaue." Fruit In oils, Mrs M N Chapnian. s Flowers inolls.same. Flowers In water colors, Miss Pearl Carter. Clnss 2 Black and White. Firsts Crayons,drawlngs,Co raGris wold.Salem, Animal life, same Pen cil sketch, Mrs. F. A. Wiggins. Seconds Crayon portrait, Mrs. Lida Nicklln, Crayon drawings, Miss Maud Jackson. Animal life, Miss Ida Child- crs. Etchings, JJenry Jauqet, Salem, Pencil sketch, same. Class 1 Oils. Flrsts-rLandscapes In oil, Mrs. F A Wlgginsi.Salem. Oils on silk, "Mrs W Martin, Salem. Animal life.Miss Jes sie M Monkers, Salem Portraits, oil, from llfe.Mrs F A Wiggins. Etching specimen work, Mrs Frank A Welch. Still llfe.Dr AFJefferlcs.Salem. Mar ines, oil, Mrs. J C Grltllth.Salem. Seconds Pastels, Miss Ida Chllders. Animal life, oil, Dr A F Jeffries. Oils on silk.Mrs B MGrlswold.Salem. Still life, Mrs F A Wiggins. Class 2 Photography. Firsts Photo views, ten largest and best, M rs F A Wiggins. Photo views, portraits, largest and best collection, II D Trover, Salem. Seconds Photo views.collcction.am- ateur,Mrs F A Wiggins.Bromide.same. Uiass z Miscellaneous. Firsts China painting collection, Royal Worcester,Mrs J A Richardson, Salem. China painting In LaCrolx. same. Same in Royal Worcester.same, Herbarium display, Dr A F Jeffreys. Collection china painting in La Croix, Cecila Dorrls, Eugene. Seconds Collection china painting, La Crolx,Mrs J A Richardson, Herbar ium, Dr A F Jeffreys. Specimen china painting, La Croix, Cecilia Dorrls, Eugene. DIVISION n. Class 3. Firsts In pairs, pigeons, pets, etc. Black Rollers, L Davldi-on. Quakers, same. Runts, C II Rilley. Trumpe ters, same. Barbs, same. Homers, Chauncey Bishop. Starlings, same. Pouters, Bert Long. Carriers, R Smith, Shaw. Hungarian high llycrs, same. Antwerps, same. Denny pTieasanLs, J FWeed, Jefferson. Fan tails, F P Litchfield. Owls, same. Jap long tails. T H Blundell. Ja cobins, same. Tumblers, same. Tur bitts, John Beak. Guineas, L II Rus sell, Jefferson. Belgian hares, w W Greeu, Tangent. Seconds limits, C II Riley. Ja cobins, C Bishop. TurbHts, Bert Long. Carriers, It Shaw. Antwerps, same. Denny pheasants, J F Woed, Jefferson. Pouters, F V Litchfield. Tumblers, same. Owls, same. Roll ers, same. Quakers, T II Blundell, Belgian hares, WW Green. Fantails, E Gilllngham. Homers, same. .. DIVISION K. Classes 1, 2, 3, Firsts Pillow slips, lio.no lll Alice Clark. Clymcr. P Docket handker- , ubtMaviviii chiefs, Ruth Gabrlelsoii, Salem Toilet cushion, same. Splasher, out line stitch, same. Sofa pillow, Ethel Knight, Salem. Six doylies, same. Specimen silk embroidery, same. Neatest hand made garment, G Mc Crew, Clymcr. Plain hand sewing, any material, same. Cotton patch work quilt, same. Apron, outline stitch, same. Button holes Delia Roberts, Portland. Tidy, drawn worK, same. stocKing oag, same. Fancy tidy, same. Specimen hem stitching, Alice Clark, Clymcr. Knit stockings, Elisa Roy, Stayton. Butter, 1 pound prints, Belle Wolf, Falls City. Seconds Specimen silk embroidery Cecilia Haines, Salem. Six doylies, Ruth Gabrlelson. Cotton patch quilt, C A McCrow, Clymer. Apron, ont llne, E McCrow, Clymer. Specimen hemstitching, Delia Roberts. Plain hand sewing, same. Knit stockings, Alice Clark, Clymer. Pocket handker chiefs, Mata Klein, Salem. Toilet cushion, same. Sofa pillows, same. Splashers', same. DIVISION Q. Classes 1, 3 Firsts Penmanship, best, A L Pearson. Best landscape paintings, Fannie Lane. Marines, in oil, same. Fl6vers, in oil, same. Water colors, Myra G Raymond. Drawing, Adolph Dagnoy. Herbarium, not less than 50 varieties, Jay Bceler. Seconds Specimen water colors, Myra J Raymond. Herbarium, Scott Beeler. Pencil sketch, from nature, Rockwell W Cary. Drawing, same. Brownsvillo'sBryan and Watsonclub has a William McKlnley, one of the old residents of that vlclnity.a Demo crat and a staunch supporter of the free coinage of silver. Tho McKlnley ' club at Harrisburg has put up a 100 footllag pole and floats a 12x20 Hag on the city hall. Bucklcn's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, foyer sores, tettcr.chapped hands.chllblalns, corn, and all skin eruptions, and posi tively cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satls- factlon'or money refunded. Prlco25 contsper box. For sale by Fred A. Legg. z CURED AS IF BY MAGIC. Victims cf Lost Manhood ehouM Bend at onro lor a ioa:c that osrUlua how full tiimuy vlor Is easily, quickly nnd lioruiitncntiy rvwioro.1. riumnu Buttering from weakness cam at Cud tolvnoititlitj tluoly uitvico. nrok tolls hoi.- full Eti-ABitth. ilrv I vcionmont and toco iimoat ana toco nro liniarted to urari JKJfllUU OI inn lkjij. Dual .Villi IKUIllV .1 .,. I.-l C.. .t. ' i - " ----- . 4.T ' ' "- ,-- T lUUlt t toois iseaiea; jrta 10 any man on awilcn tlou tERIE MEDIOAL GQM BUFFALO.N.Y IF WP1K IPi BQ BSS UtfK S .ZX "iliGW .. from morning till night the woman who still uses soap for cleaning. The "Gold Dust' woman is through by noon as fresh and bright as her house is clean. COLD makes one stroke serve for two in house clean ing and the saving of money is equal to the saving of labor. Sold everywhere. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, St. Louts. Chlcaoo. New York. DAZED ON THE DESERT. A Mnn Dies of Thirst Within Ono Hundred nnd Fifty Tarda of a Lake of Fresh Water. On tho burning sands of Conopah des ert, besido n lnko that appears to bo of tho coolest and tho purost of fresh wa ter, Ho tho bones of nu American who died of thirst, and around him nro five or frix holes of two or thrco foot A tlopth, which ho dug with his finger nnils in a frenzy of thirst. His flugors nro worn off at tho cuds, nnd culy his whitening bouos nro loft to Lear v.'itnuta to the trngody, Joso Garcia, who makoa a living by peddling from ono little camp to anoth er on tho desort, has returned from n trip which bogau ou Aug. 20. Ho loft hero at that time and engaged a guide at tho now placor camp nt Loj Pitmchos, bolow tho boundary line, to taku him to n mining camp in tho Cocopah moun tains in tho heart of tho desort. Tho guido was named Quiriuo Sosilio, o half breed, and with thoin wont also Frank Cota, n Mosicau. Thoy left Los Picaohos in tho afternoon, travolod nil night, nnd by tho noxt morning were fur out on tho desert. By somo miscal oulntion thoy wero without water, and though not lost they were bewildered as to tho nearest way to a woll and spont tho next two days in traveling without water, becoming almost insano from thirst. On tho evening of tho third day thoy found water. Thoy woro thou on tho northeast sido of Great Salt lake, or Lasuua Salada, that lies botweon tho Cocopah laoiustains on tho east nnd tho Painted mountains on tho west. Tho Inke is about s.ix miles wido nnd 20 or 30 in length, varying in sizo according to tho season, indicating that it is fed by tho gulf of California. ' It is very shallow and saltior than tho waters of tho ocean. Tho thrto men proceeded southward botweon tho lako nnd .(Jocopahs for n distance of ten miles or so and there en countered two Mexicans and a whito num. Tho two former wero named Mar garito Angulo and Folipo Moreno, and' tho American's namo wns not learned, but frora tho description ho is thought to bo Frod Wnssum, who loft this city for tho Cocopah placers Eomo weeks ago. Gnrcia continues tho story as follews: "Tho lucucaiuo from Los Picachoa by way of liiji and had been without wa ter. for rwc-vt.l days, and ono of them, Margari'iJ Angulo, was already ornzy. Ho was 03 deaf ns n, post and wandered around liko a drunken man. Ho paid no attention to my guide, nnd wo had to lay hold of him to make him drink. In a fow hours ho wns all right. Tho oth ers wero in their right minds, but in a tcrnblo condition, mid as I saw thoir swollen tongues my own began to swell, for I had passed through tho samo tor turo only two days beforo, mid oven now my tonguo swolls whilo I think of it. Wo gavo thorn water, and thoy soon re vived nnd continued on thoir way. They wero burdened with a dry washer nnd many tools and moved slowly, so we left them, my guido giving thorn direc tions whoro o find tho next water. "A fow miles farther wo enmo upon tho bones of a man lying stark ou tha Baud about 2o yards from tho lake. There was noflosh loft. Tho coyotes had found tho body. Ono leg was gone, but tho rest of tho remains woro thcro. The head lay towiu-d tho north, faco upward. Tho whi.-J:er3 wero dark and turuiug gray, and tho hair was tho samo. The mou had worn a bluo jumper, a red woolen undershirt, ono boot and n brown slouch Int. I foimd a cheap clasp purso in his jumper pocket which contained this paper, which is a pioco of nu en velope or paper sack, addressed 'James Mooio, paymaster A. T. and S. F., Topeka. In tho purso was nlso part of a greenback. There was nothing elso to identify tho body. Tho boot was nbout u No. (i, raid tho man did not Boom-to have been lar.se. 1 e Uo Uuvo It the Shake. Undo Allen had dropped into a cob bler s shop for repairs. As he roso up after putting on tho mended shoe hd pulled tho chair up with him. "That lump of wax," said the Bhoe maker, "seems to havo formed ft strong attachment for you." "I don't reciprocate," replied Unci Allen, "but I confess I'm a good deal tuck on tho chair."- Chicago Tribune. London tlctd It 'ibv. Ho wns au applicant for n position J ""' w I'ouuucroi', "v nature your qualifications for tha place?" RskoU thu superintendent. "I ILSCd to work m 11 fini-rliim imi-V uiereshiWi-Oiinuitt " Rxc-listrcfl. OASTORIA. Tit to- 1 lie SXwGwwOCK r Washing Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco. The people at Turner were doomed to disappointment, when they ex pected a treat In the way of a polltl cil debate. The Republicans refused to enter Into a joint dis-usslon, when challenged by the Bryan men. Wm. Clarke, the veteran Republi can, who is assisting In this campaign told an intimate friend confidentially the other day that ''McKlnley is de feated beyond a doubt." Mr. Clarke has ample opportunity to know. Your Boy Wont Live a Month. So Mr. Gllman Brown, of 34 Mill St., South Gardner, Mass., was told by the doctors. His son had Lung trouble, followleg Typhoid Malaria, and lit spent three hundred and seventy -11 vt dollors with doctors, who tlnally gae him up, saying: "Your boy wont ne a niontli." He tried Dr. King's New Discovery and a few bottles icstoied him to health and enabled him to go to work1 a perfectly well Mi.tii. ., says he ownes his present pood he.l I to use of Dr. King's New Dicoer. and knows It to be the bet in t world for Lung trouble. Trial Bott 1 Free at Fred A. Legg's Drug Store Be Comfortable While Travelling In cool weather. The Union Paclfit system heats its trains throughout in steam heat from tho engine, thu making every part of all its cars pleas ant and comfortable. It also lights its cars by the celebrated Pintsch Light, making tliem brilliant at night. Passengers carried daily on the Fast Mail, which leaves Portland at 7 p. in. For sleeping car reserva tions, tickets, or information, call on or address Boise & Barker, Agents, 15 12d 4 w Salem, Or. Before . Sending East for your Willi paper you should bring your i samples and see what we can do. We will duplicate any of the papers ad vertised by Chicago houses nt the same prices and save you much an noyanco by waiting. Be sure to bring your samples for comparison. Buren & Hamilton. 10-tf Via the Union Pacific System baggage Is checked through from Portland to its destination. The specialties of the Union Paclllc are unexcelled track and equipment, union depots, fast time, through cars, steam heat, Pintsch light and couit eous treatment to passengers. For rates and Information, apply to Boise & Barker, Agents, 15-12d-4w Salem, Oregon, Friends of Bryan and Free Coinage tf ho can contribute to the campaign fund, even so small a sum as 23 cents, should do so as funds are badly needed in the closing days or the campaign. Portrait Frames, 10x20 inches solid oak only $2. Others Tor Sl.ul) at Buren & Hamilton's. 10-tf. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stock of brushes of all kinds in the state. Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of grass seeds, NEWiADVERTIS-MfcNV TO RENT. A large, rooir.y bun. at this office. Enquire tf GET YOUR FEATHERS CLEANED.,- c me unnerigneu are now renovalin feathers at 186 Ferry street, for the next 30 days. All ladies that consider cleanliness next to Godliness should have their feather beds throughly renovated at once. Uedrock prices. Respectfully yours, Franklin & Waze. IO ,2 ,m WANTED Two snare and one bass drum mers. Apply at Bryan headquarters. 1 1 8 tf FOR RENT 11 room house, in good re pair with barn and good well water. With one and a half lots. Enquire at premises on loth and Chemekcta. 106 im CARPET PAPER Lan"e brown wrapping paper for sile cheap, as the thing for puttim- under carprls. Call a Journal ofiice &1QO worth for 10c. f04 " niu ln.urtl book uuiuko U Itutl VIUCK IIHUinj vilkMl mm U U arabm. TfeTOSf1". ' Octllqitcklll , I c H. MACK, - DENTIST.- J-'-'cccsor to Dr. J. M.IKeene, old White Corner. Salem. Or. Parties tlesirintr sunerior ' operations at moderate fees in any branch are in especial request. Depot Express. Meets all masl and passenger trains, gage and express to all patts of the Prompt seivice. Telephone No. 7o. Bag city. JAMES RADER. WO LZ'S MARKET EP-FREE DELIVERY. WOLZ & MlESCKg Proos. Dealars in all kinds of fresh an.l salt meaU EyFreih sausage a specialty, 171 COMMERCIAL ST "KINDERGARTEN." Mrs. C. M. Ogle will re-open her kinder gartpn in the Congregational church parlors on Scptemlcr 21. 8 29 im MEYT9L0AN On farm land security. Special rates on large loans. Loans consideied without delay HAMILTON & MOIrt limb Rank buildinS. MONEY TO LOAN I On city or farm property. Over Bush's Bank, T. K. FORD T- H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a spwialty of fine repair work, Setb Thomas clocks, etc., 215 Commercial Street C. M. LANE, IP iHCHANraiM I 211 Cimmercial st., Salem Or Sails Sis upwards. Pants$ upwands'EJ Capital Restaurant Tult opened, next door to Western mlnon, 214 Commercial street. Best .ueal in the city for 15 cents and up vards. All new, neat and clean. All vhlte help. RICHARDSON & OHM, Props. Home Bakery G. A. Back, proprietor, 327 Com mercial street. Freh pies, cakes and bread always on hand, "Just like your mother used to make." SALEM WATER CO. Office: W Hameite Hotel BuiMin" For water service apply at office. Bill payable monthly in advance. Make a complaints at the office. There will lie no deduction in water rate on account of temporary absence from the city unless notice is left at tho office, Hereaf-tr WJter for irrigation will r.nly be furnished to icgular consumers u-itig water for domestic purpose. Contractors for side walks, t-rick work and plasteiint; will please read "under buildinc purposes" 'iuee 17 of schedule of rates for 1 893. Apply at f I'll copy. EAST AND SOUTH -VIA. ihasta Route. Ol THE Southern Pacific Co California Express Train Run dan between Portland and San Francisco. .8:50 p. I :oo p. 10:45 a- . Lv Portland , Ar. (8: . f Lv Salem,-- Ar. i8:t 1 Ar- S. Frisco Lv. ( Jn 10 a.m. 00 a. m. 7roo p. m. Above trains itop at liast Portland. Oreron City, Wo dburii, Salem, Turner, Marion, Teflerson, Albany, Albany Junction, Tangent Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City. Eugene, Creswell, Drain,! and all stations from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. ROSEBURG MAIL DAILY. South North I 8:30 a.m. lv. Portland ar. lv. Salem lv. ar. Roscb'g lv. 4:40 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 5:20 p.m. SALEM PASSENGER. a South North o 4:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. Portland ar. ar. Salem lv. 10:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through trains. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Dctwccn Portland and Corvallis, daily (ex cept Sunday.) 7:30 a.m, I Lv, I2MS pm.f Ar. Portland. . Corvalli. Ar. j 6:20 p. Lvll:3SP. At Albany and Corvallis connect with trams of Oregon Control & Eastern Railroad. Express train daily except Sunday, 4:4S V- m. 7:25 P. m. Lv. Portland Ar. J 8:25 a. m. 5:50 a.m. Ar.McMinvilleLv THROUGH TICKETS to .11 points in the Eastern States, Canada anii 'mope can be obtained at lowest ratei two. W.W. SKINNER, Agent. Saltsa. i: P. ROGERS, Ast. U. r. & P. A.. R. KV.EIILER, Manager. Portland, Or. 0. R. 4 N.C0. TO THE EAST G,VES TIE ci,nttE OF Two Transcontirienhl Rom ib Oi eastern cities. "r " ratua pSEN ..DIVISI0N. Steamers leave Alwworth ff p 'm Pt. 14. 19. 24, 29 and Oct. To ,!fW and 29. ' 1 9i 14,-19, i(. Fare Cabin, $i2jtteercr ' VILLAMETTE KIVeB ' nfrrL Steamer Gypsy for 1'orUank dJwT Sunday at 6 a. m. "' exwpt Steamer Ruth from Portland to Silcm a , except Sunday at 6 a. m. '"Mailjr .Lowest freight and pas'senEemti i tnp tickets very cheap. tIcLm , ,? 0M baEEage checked through to ,n i Oregon, Washington aniheEa 7 " charge for baggage tran5fers. Choice of road or river route to Portland ceoftl1'- -iu aeiaiis call on Boise & agents, Salem, Oregon, 'or adclrejj. & Barker e. McNeill. ForfulldetSJafcSS0'- G. M. POWER Foot of Trade st. Local Jpni Through Tickets TO.THE BAST! I.VIA THE J Union Pacific System fhrough PullmanJPalace Sleepen. Tonri Sleepers and Free; Reclining Chair Jiily between Portland to Chicaou, av Our trains are netted bv steam and lighted by Pintsch lijjht. I line to Chicago, J !'- Jays Time to New York, 4 1-2 days. Which is n is man many hours quicker than coin petito's), For rates, time tables and fulliinfonintoii apply to; DOlHEySs It A RUHR, I it:nu, Si.eni, Oi, R.aV IJAXTEU. CI 'iieril Aijcnt 1 ?; I'hinl 'n-ei. C. E. ISKOlWj, )it. fast. .1 gen! I'nrilan.f. Northern Pacific Railway. RUNS l3ul!mari Sleeping Cars Flugant DininCars ion S'Mi'. Cirb To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dulatn, rart '.rand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and Butte. THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, Nt York, Boston, and all PointsJ East and SoutbJ SIFor information, time cards, Jmapsltal ckets, call on or writ t THOMAS, WATT(& CO, 1 AGENTS, 26s Commercial srreet, Salem, ur. - .. n Air A. D Charlton, AI.Oen;.ir:f- Morrison st o.irnerlinira rum-'- -- OREGON '.CENTRAL ,AND ste n R, K. Company lY.OUINAllAV RO.JT' -il,,,n.; ...'i! -I vSuin. Bay with i7.,-:,, x- Va.ni n 1 Uay BIWumtv- 1 St va.umi wr -"-."-r-. Sails from Yaquina every 8 days w Francisco. Coos lby, rort Orfort, n and Humbolt Ray. unsurpassed Passenger c'i0n"UjJt'willanieiiertllr Shortest route iKJtween the Willamei.e and California. ,;., wet to 8s Fare from Albany i; 7 ,5l,l Francisce: Cabin, ) "?????, 7lani!U. Ray and Port OrfordX' &, J.,. , uay, cnu.u .--.,; i,AY in o; i""-";r.-lV M The mwW""'" uSerW North Pacific Co.-..t. bathing absolutely sare. fa liog ,al For Tb se wi,hir.g to comb. , , flWiing with aouatic port, tnis' k rCj, equaf Deerar, e k. cougar, n Dfi IftVl""" - " . on and salmon iroui 1 itf. of iht lr within a fow hours' d tv o M- Ul Saem, eiuvinI CONK. v'4Xm t. I' UM.nWIN, Lum' Ac' 1