THE MORNING HEKALU; FRIDAY. APRIL 3, 1891.
btning gaily 3fu raid
ON SAI.K.
The Daily iIkkaid wil! he on
sale each morning al H. .1. Jones'
book store.where it c w be procured
at 5 cents per ropy.
THE TEACHERS.
state superjn-1
I
of!
.JOTTINGS
ha's,
,imtr town.
the Ladies
:it
:U tie
last
stcr-
SellOol
P.aaar.
New stvle neckwca
Lubes P-aaar.
Miss Sarah Ashby returned
evening iroin Portland.
J. M. Ua'ston returned v
ilay from a trip to Portland.
Lettuce fresh from the garden
every morning at Parker I'.ros.
Pr. (bliss, of Woodhiii n, former
ly of this place, id in tin city i
business.
$10,10 still left to loan on gool
farm security, immediately by S.
X. Steele ci Co.
The woolen mills have shut
ilown for a tew -lav on ac-mmi :
a broken turbine w lit-el.
I'd. loin, of the Seio iloiiring
mill:1, was in the eity last night
and reports times lively in that
II jurishing eity.
1 1. Cousins, w h is working foi
. the San Francisco house of I'l ire.
I!erlin Co., is buving produce in
f ii.s vicinity, and he re; orta an
abundant supply, lie leaves ma
day or t .vo for Sin Francisco to
work up Iietter shipping farilities.
Two more individuals have
gro.vn tired of traveling through
i his munl.ii e sphere alone, and
have applieil to cupid for lottery
tiekc's. Yesterday the county
' clerk granted lieense 1 1 wed to
Levi swank And l.oisTiudail.
A. l'. Woodin and II. A. Warner
arrived on yesterday from the
Suitiam mines, here they have
I ceii at w vk through the wintci
They came by t.ie Wiihecombe
and Sweet Home trail to Leban
on. They reort l-" miles of snow
on the road out. and ahotit feet
deep at the mines.
Those anticipating building thi.
season will find it to (heir interes1
to call on Licharls A: Phillips.
who have just received a twis'
machine, and are now prepared lo
furnish ail kind of twist work,
nuchas newels baluster moulding.
ct". TlieV have also perfected :i I
machine lor pressing wood i.ma
incuts.
The Salem Jo'iinal has the
following kick lor the S. 1. rail
road: "K. C. Cross was ineliiiel
to think this morning the Soiit hern
Pacific- company has little respect
Jor the interest of slock shippers
on tiieir road. This morning Ik
had a car load of catll" come In. in
Northern California. The schedule
lime from there iO Salem is
hours, yet bis stock was on tin
road hours ami after arriving ii
Salem w ere allowed to remain in
the car standing on a siile tracL
lor about two hunts. The cai
stood on the Hide track at .Inmlioi;
City two hours and at Ilo-i-buig
for an hour and a hall, Kail,
road men may be able to under
stand why such is done, lu:
shippers are not able to see that i'
i.' at all necessary. "
A Needful W...U.
Any one mIo has occasion t.
drive out from this citv toward.-
either l."hanoii or Prow tisville.
lias lit'i'niiii1 onvinced of the in
convenience, not to nay the posi
tive danger of t rave. ing through
tjy the depot cross.ing the 1 : 11 : n t
tracks of the two railroads. The
eitv ailtboi iti.-s and the county
court should join hands an lext md
Kllsworth street through to con
uect with the conntv ro-id, an;
abandon" the shoi t pi-ce of load
lead in;; io the depot flom tin
Cdinly road. The '.line sir. -el
could also be extendeil to open cut j
all of the plalt"d ortiotl lying to;
the South of tin city, and when!
i!Ht put ill Older would five tin
easiest acces-to these local it it-.'. j
fr'tiif Sieeimeii4. j
As an example of w hat ca.i b. j
produced in tins country in tin
matter of Iruit. .Mr. .Mail; Hub
hurt dejMisited upon our table,
yesterday, a iiantitv of tin lines!
kind of grapes, in a state of pei
tect presei vatioii. Grapss as late
in the season as April, and kept.
t o, w ithoiit any et ra or special !
piocess. simply bv parking Ihemj
in open boxes, being caicful no'
to place to many in a bo, an-1
certainly not often met with, but j
here it is a common oc.-iii n-nre
Mr. Iliilbnrt informs us that ihev i
have had all ! hey wa to usi '
.lining the entire winter, lai-eil I
on his ow n place. I
l.ilieity I nl in. j
The Saiem .louiual says thut !
organizer I'o'p in-iiiuted a laruier't j
aihauci at Liberty t-chool house j
iiinjiu four miles south of Salem, I
by the u'nove name. The meeting!
was held Tuesday evening. .March j
ill, and was well at'ended. Nine!
barter members were present,)
ami i lie loiiowiTig onii-cis " en-elpi-ted:
W. W. Calver. presi
dent: T. C. Ii.ivilsoii, se.-ielary ;
W. I'. .Murphy, vice president ;
W. I. Mathews, treasurer: Jacob
fiencer, chaplain.
A Very Interesting and Profit-
ab'e Session Yesterday,
IIIK l:t)l.l. INdiK.lSINd KAII.Y
Thj r.irciaes Lit Cveuta Wre V-ry
Ka'eitauiDij-A Full List of
Ttarhcrs Present.
Tin i:snv m ;:is; sks.-i.in.
The meelin was called to ordei
by (.,'oiinty Sueriiiteudcnt liussell.
Inciininu' teaihers were en
rolled, an. I the roll called and
absentees noted.
The routine work was taken up
ami an excellent paper on "School
Msna-jeinenf' reail by Mrs. Nellie
Lanihson.
A paper on "School discipline."
read by t'rof. Malrymple, was full
of piactical sujijrestions and
showed careful preparation of the
subject matter.
The discussion was continued
by Messrs. McCoiirt ai:d Flynn.
NIrs. Laiubsou and others.
A recess of live miiiules was
taken.
l'rof. Mel ihee. of
excellent paper on '
atiiinition." The
"ai nest I y disciisscil
of t 'ilchers. Tin
Seio, read an
Teachers Kx-
subject was
by a number
opinion was
'.'enerally in favor of iicticu ex
amination. Teachers are mortal and must
tat, so they adjourned for dinner,
sloipiii t have their photograph
taken by .Messrs. Crawford iV
I'axtoii.
Al II l:oox sicssiox.
The af'ernoon session was called
to order by State Superintendent
McLlrov an 1 somr ti:.ie was ex
pended in explaining the reipiiie
ments for teachers' diplomas.
l'rof. ( I. n land, of llrow nsvil'e,
presented a paper on the Scope of
Coinmou School Work, the paper
showed Snarks of deep study and
thought, and was listened to with
marked attention.
l'rof. .1.1 i. Uihson. of Shedd.
enlhiisiasiically deHcribcd tin
henelits of object lessons. Various
suLie-'tious were made bv the
teachers oil their utility The
discussions w ere earnest and ani
mated.
Alter a rece-s of live minutes
the truancy problem was taken
il and di-ciissed, l'rof. Truelove
of Shedd, leading in the discus-I
sion. I
A ;eneial discussion on the ad-
visability of school ex iibilions ;
was paitaipated m hy many
teachers.
An exliil.it of si-bool-work by
pupils of tin I'.r )wns ille public
chool, is an interesting and com
uiendable feature of the iu.-tit'lte.
I'resideiit. Colidilt, of the Albany
College e!o ed t he discus-iioii in a
f-'W Well chosen Wolds.
l'olliw ing is the list of te.ichers
en rolled: '
.Mary I). Sedgwick, Albanv.
Flora I-.1. l:edl'.eld, Albany."
I'abell ( irav, Albanv.
('lara I iilaid. 'Albanv.
Liipheniia '. T'rossilt, Albany
Abb;.- Wri-ht, Albanv.
Mrs. Kale M. Aiken. Albany.
Ida Jackson, Sodaville.
I'-na I'ion-v, Sodaville.
L.-rta Walton, Albany.
Zna Skeels, Albanv.
Miniiie Makers, Stavtoii.
Mrs. W. .1. Steele, Allp..ny.
(Mara l.'ilea, Lebanon.
( 'ora ( 'ox. l.-b inon.
ll.ifsr McMeeken, Ilarrisbur;
Julia Swan!;. Tallman.
At.... . : i i i.
.wis. .rine l. linos. .ii, uoi'K ;
'reek.
Minnie Xiccol-on, St.iyton. i
Isabella I'.odin-, Millers. ,
Mat tie Cro-iy. Ilalsev. i
Ida Maxw.-ll, llalsey. j
Mr.'. Laura William-ion. Ailie. i
Kva Williams, Albany. j
I'lo ( 'attf-rlin, Salem.
.Mary l.or. tz, laiu'ene.
I.eti.-ha Wanless, Salem.
I '.isie Mai tin, Seio. I
Laura Myers, Seio. j
. i. inn- i vrus, seio.
Mis. l:."N. Wri-ht. Lehuioii
Mae;ie Coates. l ox Valley.
Annie hriukard, Rowland.
Anna Warmoth, Hiownsville.
Minnie Sedgwick, Albanv
Lilen Si'.Il'h i. k, Albanv".
Marj J. I'arker, Albany.
Abbie J. l-ry, Lebanon.
L'.'sa 1'eri v, Seio.
Mive LoiiL'. Shedd.
E. B. .McElroy
tendent, Salem.
1). Y. Yoder, superintendent
Marion county, Salejn.
President T. VanScoy, Willam
ette univ rsily.
l'rof. Letcher, Airricultural col-
j lej;e, (orvallis.
I rresident T. (J. Brcwnson. Me-
aiiunviue college.
(J. A. Walker, Albanv.
(i. II. Wilkes, Lebanon.
K. X. Wr'Kht, Lebanon.
J. ( i. ( iibson, Shedd.
A. iM. Williams, Lelianon.
S. A. Newberry, Albany.
. T. Truelov e, Lebano'n.
Louis I'.irzee, So.laville.
U. E. Michener, llalsey.
F. M. .Mitchell, Albanv.
C II. Dalrvinple, Albanv.
XV. A. McOhee, Albanv.'
J. A. I'.ilyeu. Albanv.
Will II. L"dgerw.M)iI, Slavtor,
Jerry Hanks, Bmvnsville.
V. rt. havis. Corvailis.
C. H. Howard, Taneent.
.1. W. Kees, Oakland.
J. H. St ill well, Havton.
J. II. Hagsdale, Howell.
M. T. i'hiliips, Jordan.
1-;. )rton, Cubnrs;.
I'., l'anish, Sodaville.
A.T. (iruviett, Lebanon.
W. I. Jackson, Lebanon.
C. 1. I'.rown, Seio.
.1. H. Marks, Lebanon,
.las. MeCoiirt. Salem.
J. IL.Iewett, llarrisbiiru.
V. H. Join. Seio.
W. C. Alders...:, Hubbard.
C. W. I'.arr, Aumsville.
ii. L. ('alaran, Mnnkers.
K. Y. Jackson, Lebanon.
Havid Toibett, Lebanon.
C. I'. Walden, Lyons.
L. M. I'.ruiuley, Alhauy.
J. J. Iliiusaker. Turner.
W. W. Curtis. Ilairiahurg.
J . ('. Hardin, Lebanon.
K. ( .. Hrown, Turner.
Josiali liideon, Lebanon.
W. A. Ilobb. Shedd.
i. L. Sutherland. Seio.
Vincent Maiming, tiervais.
W. N. Richardson, Munkers.
W. T. anScov, Jetlerson.
Walter Lyon, Turner.
A. J. (iarland, Hrow naviile.
('. L. Kn:ipj, Brownsville.
E. A. Neal. Hiownsville.
S. F. Lough bottom, llarrishtirg.
Visitors :
Mary Cundill'. Anna Flinn, Eva
i Simpson. Anna i antis, Ava Hal-
timore, Mildred Hurmester, oi.'a
Hewitt. Alice Temple, b.i.s )yer,
I'ora llaltiniore, Clem Irvine,
Carlton Sox, Percy Young, Rich
mond Wheeler, Albany college,
Iva Smith, Lebanon".
i Ma Smit h, Lehanoii.
Etta l'earl. Ilalsev.
THE G. A R. ENCAMFMENT.
The PortlayJ Post Moving in the MattT
of C-Ielraticn.
In the matter of the (L A. I;,
encampment at Astoria next week
the Asterian says: The officers
and members of Ciisl.ing Pest, G.
A. It., and the Woman'- Relief
Corps are busy these daya making
preparations for the Grand Army
encampment which takes p'.ace in
this city on April 7th, 8th and Hth.
Ah in all matters of this kind there
is a good deal of detail to be
arranged.
The Geo. Wright Post Xo. 1, if
Portland, has taken up the matter
0 s curb g lower rate -. R-guJar
1 a es would have been !f ' f ire an I f"
for room, round trip.
The pout has chartered the
steamer Harvest (jueen, with
sleeping accommodations for L'Oil
people. She will leave Portlaud
at 11 i. m., next Tuesday, arriving
here about 7 o'clock the following
morning: will remain here till
midnight on the on the !th, ami j
get back to Portland on the morn
ing of the Idlli. The Portland I
i.osl. lias n!:ie..il tlo. tii-L-fWu I.. .1... I
round trip lit ifo.'n), stateroom for
round trip, $:!.
A large crowd is expected. The
local post has not yet made full
arrangements about music. Port
land wants to bring a band down
and pay flnofor it, if Astoria pays
half. This has not yet been
decided.
The ladies of the Relief Corps
are sparing no ell'ort to make the
occasion an enjoable one.
.11 ore Cominutationa.
Governor Peiinoyer has com
muted the sentences of W. A.
ilenn and Win. P.radshaw- t.t,,
men wee sent to the state nen in
LSS1 for burglarizing a store at j
Turner, foi lifteen years each. Of I
tliem the Statesman savs : These!
men were supposed o be the lead- !
-rs of the famous break of July ::. '
i.;, in winch
NOTES OF INTkEST-
CuiieJ About
Different
State.
Sections of the
Cloud Cap Inn, on Mount Hood,
will probably be opened much
earlier this yeur than last, as there
has not been o much snow.
Wallowa county produces line
stock, many lmnJred head of
which, both horses and cattle, have
recently been shipped to the Port
land markets, w here they bring
goon prices,
The Harney Items, as an argu
ment for better roads in that sec
tion, cites the fact that a road
hunt last fall by the citizens of
Huntington had already paid for
itself in red.icing the cost of
freighting.
Three residens of Oregon were
apjointed notaries public Tuesday
by the governor. They were J. 1).
Heideiirich, La Gram). I'nion
county: F. S. Gordon,' Wamic,
Wasco county, and O. V. Allen,
Lafayette, Yamhill county.
Hood River has grown to a re
spectable size and is beginning to
ini on cuy airs. ine (iiacier is
c'amorous for a sewer sya em. As
the town is not incorporated it will
be neceessary to obtain the con
sent of all the property owners.
Mrs. Emma Connell, of Ek-iu,
while walking across a frozen
pound near her home broke
through the ice and narrowly
escaped drowning. It is not often
such accidents are reported in
Oregon, because of the scarcity of
natural ice.
Anyone wishing to know the
secret of success will please cull on
John Hill, one of Union county's
most prosperous citizens, at li is 1
ranch one-half mile s.r.-.thea.st of
Elgin, who has fed seventy-live
bead of horses hay, twice a day,
cut all his wood and done all his
other work without help lor the
past three months.
I dozen or no eoii-
victs escaped and several were! -' ,,ri"lt county editor thus con;
kille.l by the guards, others being ,' l,,ll'lls.: "I'usky siwashes have a
wounded. ilenn and Hra.lsiiaw ! .'" t,IH North Fork, we have
were out neaily all summer, camp- j ,MJen -"formed, and are detaining
ing out for a col siderable time in I fvery salmoii that would come up
the Siuslaw country. They were i i l,.l:lt -ulr'"i. We can't all Ik In
persistenllv hunted bv various olli- ! and pets of the government,
cer?. but in the latter" pari of the a'"' ,h' thought makes us feei
summer Joe Puidom then slieri!.! h(,tn ''miliated and hungry.''
i:vi:xin; session-.
of 1'Kjui in
ed through
Every available incl
the opera house was Ii
the long session.
I he lollowing programme was
rendered :
Music The Jolly Coppersmith
iichestra.
Song Appollo club.
Recitation Miss Alice M-ises.
Lecture Rev. T. G. Brownson.
of the McMinnville college.
Violin and piano, Nvmph of the
j Mountain II. J. Hopkins and
i daughter.
j Lei i tat ion Miss Grace Love,
i Trio instrumental. Song With
I out Words Misses Richards and
! Win. Richards.
liiimo bell drill Twenty-four
I boys of he public school.
j Recitation Mrs. Hirn-y
j I-'.i ow nsviile.
J Song- Miss ( ir.ice R
. ioidsvilie.
I Song A ppollo club.
I low
v. Craw
rr.ua to-day.
I Asparagus,
ireen Peas,
i Rhubarb,
; Turnips,
i Turnip i reens
! Young ( hiioiis,
Manges,
Figs,
A nl an end!,
things just ret-
iarrett's, the-
Celery.
( 'abbage,
Lettn;-e,
Parsnips,
Cabbage Gieelis,
iarlie,
I'anan.is,
Hate-.
i va! ietv of
nved at. Mueller
leading grocers
of I'oiiL'lass county, but now depot
agent at Oregon Cit v, located them
in the vicinity of "old" Oakland,
on the Cala'pjoia river in that
county. Mr. Piirdom and deputies
tracked liiem to an oak thicket
about a miie north of old Oakland.
They secured the cooperation of
Thomas Realty, living there at
that time, and Tom went out into
the oak thicket pretending to hunt
for hifc cows. Ashe went along
with his "Sooky, sooky !" became
upon their amp. lie found that
they were armed to the teeth with
Winchester rillesand good revolv
ers. After thoroughly taking in
the situation Tom was glad enough
to go on hunting his cows. This
was in the evening. Sheriir Piir
dom and his deputies lay in wait
ing at a convenient dis'ance all
night, and as the escaped convicts
were getting their brer-.kfast readv
at daybreak they covered theiii
with their rifles. Thev were taken
by surprise or there "would have
been s -nie fun in that, locality.
The prisoners went taken to Rose-
imrg ami returned Irom there to
the K'iiitcntiary, lo serve the rest
of their sentence, which has thus
In-en cut short by gubernatorial
interference. While these prison
ers were f r a long timeconsidered
dangerous men, having been the
chiel instigators of tin- break, they
have since that time been ex ;in
plary prisoners. ilenn has been
the Imber of th institution and
Hra.lshaw worked in the shops.
They aie neither one fools by anv
means, and they have the intelli-
good i gen je and nerve to make good citi
The Astoria Columbian relate?
"a bit of excitement" on the
steamer Thompson this morning.
A well known commercial man
t . .
who siowe.l '-imselt awav in
of the staterooms on the down trip
last night forgot to wake up and
the steamer was clear from ttie
.lock on the up trip this morning
w,.en the drummer awoke and
said he wanted to stop at Astoria.
ne only Had ins trow sets and
shirt on, wa.-in his stocking feet
and had left bis grips in the room,
but be did not care for appear
ances. He came out on deck and
shouted to the captain to stop'er,
he wanted toe: oil. "Big Sam"
wasn't stopping the boat, and it
was not until Purser O'Xeil ami
one of porters who observed the
uian s distress interceded and the j
steamer was backed up to the I
wharf where he donned his cloth-
ing.
In Salem during the long month j
of March only nine marrirge !
licenses were issued from theolliee
BI-9INES9 I.OCAL9.
Ilulin it Dawson, druggists.
French keeps railroad time.
Go to Vierecks for a good shave
Wall pajver at Cumming's drug
oiort .
A full line of our engineer tdioes
at Searls.
Mesh lettuce every morning at
1 arker Bros.
A fine line of house slippers at
Searls' shoe store.
Buy gasoline stoves from Mat
thews Washburn.
Gent's Gloves at cost at the New
York C. B. R. store.
cent's underwear at cost at the
New York C. B. R. store.
For lame back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's porous plaster. Price
cents at Foshay& Mason.
Try our elegant teas and coffees,
the iinest in the city. Once used
always used. .Mueller & Garrett.
That hacking cough can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We guarantee it. Sold by Foshay
& Mason.
Croup, . whooping cough and
bronchitis immediately relived by
Shiloh'sCure. Forpaleby FoBhay
it Mason.
Shiloh's Cure and consumption
cure is sold by us on a guarantee.
It cures coneumption. For sale
by Foshay & Mason.
Sleepless nights, made miserable
by tiiat terrible cough, Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you. For
sale by Foshay it Mason.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat
arrah remedy, price 50 cents.
Xaal injector free, sold by Foshay
it Mason.
Persons w ho lead a life of ex-
exposure are suhject to rheuma
tism, neuralgia and lumbago and
will find a valuable remedy in Hr.
J. II. Mclean's Volcanic Oil Lini
ment; it will banish pain and sub
due lnilaniniation.
There are times when a feeling
of lassitude will overcome the
most robust, when the the system
craves lor pur hlo,jd, to furnish
the elements of health an strength.
The best remedy for purifying the
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
II
Baking
" Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
L. EX Blain,
The kiiM Clothier.
blogd is lr. J.
saprilla.
II. McLean's Sar-
The S. O. Cornet.
Imparts a most graceful shape,
securing comfort and elegance.
Every corset has the self-opening
clasps. Ihese clasps, simple in I
const met ion lmve jfmil.l.. tl... I
".I strength ot the ordinal v clasns. I
can be booked and unhooked in
the usual manner, and have the
great advantage in the ease w ith
which they can be unhooked, by
merely pulling the string, and the
corset will open like a flash.
These clasps are so constructed
that thev will alwavs stav secure
ly fastened until the string is
pulled. Any feeling of distress
or discomfort from exertion, or an
other cause, can thus Ik instantly
relieved without disrobing, allow
ing healthful action of the body, to
the great comfort of the wearer.
(!. W. M MI'S. IN,
Sole Agent.
j.F THE PROGRESSIVE PURCHASER DESIRES
-If to see a line of goods that embodies in its immense
variety, the lines! and conservative fashionable
features of the day, combined with a complete assort
ment of staples, all made and fniahed in the very high
est standard of excellence, and placed on the market at
pcpular prices, our exhibit for the coming spring and
summer season will surely command his attention.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT-
TERNS FOR SUITINCS AND TROUSERS
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER AND
Fit guaranteed in his tailoring department.
Pkices Always Reasonable.
iii.!;i,!.:!:,:iiiiii!i;:iHiiiiii:iii!Hi;i;i;iiiii!iii!ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'inir
.v I ens if they would cast their lots
Upetlli-
pend. nee.
! il
Ida M. Poller. Shedd.
Mrs. S. .. Oriibb, city
11 lent, Salem.
Minnie Shnpp. In
name i;a:i, vi.anv.
I. W. Ruthei kid, Albanv.
M. M. Laui hlin. Albanv.'
I iiena Marshall. Albanv.
Laiie Ewel!, .letl'erson.
Ell. n White, llaiiishuig.
Minnie M.-Caituey, I lai ri-ibnrg.
Mrs. K. .1. .lew it t. I lai i i.tl.urj.
I'.iinna I-'., (iiilbin, .l.-iJ'ersou.
Kale i;iiinn. Albanv.
Haiti.- Wiiitt-i'iiimih, JeH'erson.
I.innie Ramsay. Ilalsev.
Jane Mollis, Albeny.
Eva I'.iss'l;. Albanv.
Mrs. W. T. Cochran. I'.r.m.w.
! 'Il.e.y li.m't Agree.
The people of Salem are getting
I exceedingly hungry for salmon,
! and the Statesman airs the sub
I ject by exclaiming that, the 1st of
j April is past, and still t ln.se who
j like the toothsome salmon cannot
j obtain it. And the reason is found
j in a conflict of the provisions of
I the new law, flection .'! of which
."ay it shall not be lawful for any
i person or persons to take or fish
I for salmon in the waters of the
i V-haleiii, Tillamook,
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; .-aiiuoii. i-nei, l'l.pnna, lsea,
Siuslaw, l iniHpia, ('.His hav, Co
1 ilille. Sixes, Elk, Cheteo, Rogue
j river. Win Id, i:i h. or any of t heir
Iril.iilaries, or any other streams
jorhavsiu this state except the
j Columbia liver and tributaries
with honorable, decent and ordc
j ly society. Probably the governor I
thinks they will do this and it is j
possibly a credit to his humane
sympathy, but the experience of
such career does not warrant too'
much bei ig .ieiiemlent on svimm- I
tbv.
i f. i . .
oi me c:eiK ot .Marion conntv.
The month of October had just I
unee times that mini her. t he
clerk remarked to the reporter
that business was getting decided
ly dull in the matrimonial line.
In a thriving city like Salem no
business should be allowed t j lag.
.1. M. Jones, of Stayton, Oregon,
was born in Pendleton district.
South Carolina, Feb. , Lsi l. He
came to Oregon in lsT2, died at
the home of his eldest son, T. L.
Jones, in ( iraut'a Pass, March 2:'-,
IK'.H, aged 77 yars, 1 month and
and 18 davs. He suffered for
many years w ith cancer. His w ife
died last August. The funeral
was preached bv Rev. J. E.
Roberts at the Christian church;
in btavton before a large audi
soi row ing congregation
XEW TO-DAY.
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Reliable Men
Wa.ntkd as t raveling salesmen for
a iirst-.-lass Cigar Company. Must
giveg'Kd references.
F. O. P.. CIGAR CO..
Salem, N. C.
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l)i on li. il Wil h ( iirkra uu hit l.lpH. j
t harles I'.olt visited his .'and
near Proesser Monday and four..!
that his house had been entered
and blankets and other articles
stolen. Securing the services of a
Nestiieca, N onstable the two visile.i Howard s
siieepcaiup, where the missing
property was found in the pus-session
of a young man, who had re
cently hired out as a henler. The
arrest was made without trouble
and the party stalled for Proesser
They :t Taken.
Onr enterprising photographers
Craw ford it Paxton were on band,
when the teacher's institute dis
missed for noon yesterday and ob
tained a view f the assembled
teachers. Copies of the ame can
be obtained by calling at their
studio.
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Hyde having purchased the interest of L. T. Rrock in O.a
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of furniture in his new quarters in the Baltimore brick. He r
has added a magnificent line of newest patterns in bed-room $
h and parlor sets and all kinds of fine furniture, and has one of r
g the finest furniture establishments in the city. Prices will be r
found very reasonable. A fine, line of carpsts and rugs bought $
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Lightly turns tothoughts of love !"
SURCEON
TIIK VOi:i.l KNKICIf Kl.
ill a spring waL'on. lu!e erossmu
from the I'.ih day of November bridge that spans the Yakima
until the 1st davof April. Section ,ott prisoner suddenly leaped from
r. of l he same laiv savs it shall be ", 'l:('l a"1 made iivelv tracks
anv peison or per- dow n the river bank. The con-1
Ins pos- Htahie cuiiimanuca 4 he higitive to :
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wale or iimi inreHieue.i io snojl in
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The s. hool district of Sin d i j
seems to have gotten into sum.-j
w hat of a muddle, resulting from r
their recent school meeting in i
which it was voted that no lax bet
levied. 1 he o.d director., II. P.
tspreujier, and Hugh Mitchell, con
cluding that they could not pay oil
ilebtH and tun a school without
.'i;ids, tesi'-ned, and a school !
meeting wa-4 ealle I lor Saturday!
April -Jth.to elect direc ors to till i
he vacancy. I
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Call and examine my styles and
j.ri. es on ladies, misses and chil
dren's hats before purehasiit.' else
where. .Mis. C.J. Sower, Ladies
&zaai.
Annie Pnni!, Rowland.
Laura ( 'aiiij.i.ell. Albanv.
Anna l ai r. ll, Alban v.
Mel lie Colhy. Albanv.
Martha I'.rown, Albany.
Mavgie M.-Kni-hl, Mi'mkeis.
Marv I'.loiiul, Albanv.
I la M. R. s-., Lelianon.
l'lssa L. Cu-rc-v. Lebanon.
Mrs. A. II. I j.I.I. Salem.
Margery P. I'.rink. Albanv.
Nellie I llrey. Lebanon.
Avis Iliil.-lson, JeH'erson.
Px-rllia M. Pauiels, Oakville.
Matlie Grult. Shedd.
Mrs. Yena Kearn. Lebanon.
Mrs. Flora Funk, Lebanon.
Laura Farrow, Tailnian.
Mrs. A. J. l.arUnd. I'.row nsvil'.e
Nell M. Il ll. lii.lert-n.lciice.
Jennie I'.loiint, Albanv.
Carrie 'an Winkle, Ilalsev.
Lizzie Reed, Lebanon.
Mrs. Livie Tunisou. Lebanon.
.Minnie Walkins, .l.-lli rsnn.
E. R. M. Paniel. Ilalsev.
I. P. I lynn, llalsey.
unlaw till for
sons lo receive or have in
session, or lo oiler for
transportation, or to tiansport
dining the close season in the
spring, namely, from March 1st to
April loth, any of the following
varieties of lish, etc. liv the
above it wiil be seen that in 'rivers
not tributary to the Columbia sal
mon lishing .- in Nvin April 1st,
w hile in the Columbia it is delay
ed until the KUh. Rut the fish
commissioners cauiiol airree upon
ease ot his failure to do so, at
which the thief turned around and
throwing his coat back from his
breatjt t- Id them to go ahead with
the shooting. This permission not
The facilities of the present dav
or the production of everything
hat will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of F'igs waw first produced
the world was enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative" known, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
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in Albany
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The oldest, most successful
most reliable Dispensary in
northwest.
OFFICE St. Charles Hotel.
HOURS ! to 12 a. m., 1 to 4 r
being taken advantage of be jump- popular it becomes
ed into the river and waded to- -
war.Uthe miilUle of the stream'
against the rejieated warnings that I
he should be drowned. His only!
reph was enrtses, and reaehimri
. water lie floated a minute!
then bobbing up and down!
the regulating numbor of tim.-u!
veiling until no objection ,-an ex-1 "-vent under lor t lie last time to
isl to l he handling of salmon ship-1 appear no more until the restless
men's, the e press. -o'lip-inies have ! waters are ready to throw his
declined to touch the business nil-1 distorted body upon some shallow
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...nbia lishermen ten da Z the supposition is t haT I e 1Z ''t?' A' . W'W
in nsuallv receives her lirst some crime to answer for ei-enter , . ...
All chroni and special diseases,
diseases of women, diseases of
ineoniy remeoy w men is truiv I i -i i j t .
... , . ' i.: ..... . children, deformaties, etc., siteedi-
and prompt andeflect.ial tocleanse I - r.t!, lai nt,.
the system gently in the Sprit.- fcfilonsultat.on fw.
time or, in tact, at any tune any
the better it is known the more
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Wilt pr.-tK-.. in nil tliF.-mirt ..f
-Oll.i-v in Minu'a hlo.-k. 1-in.r
i the coiislrm ton oi I he law and, in ! "lei
I view of the diller. nce of opinion ' am
i and the short period of time inter-
( alurrli lit .. HoiiliiiMl.
Elv's Cream Ralm gives satis
faction to every one using it for
catarrhal troubles. ( i. K. Mellor,
Pruggist, Worcester, Mass.
I believe Ely's Cream Palm is
the best article for catarrh ever
otl'ered the public. Bush A Co.,
Pruggists, Worcester, Mass.
A article ot real merit. C. P.
Allen, Pruggist, Springfield, Mass,
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salmon Irom the I mp.pia, and
j was ev neclin it yeste-.Iuv, but
tli.-v will have to wait ten .lavs
I longer, simply beeaus the lish
i commissioners cant agree
j w hat the law intends.
j Notice r Stoi-kholil.fr. Mnntlnir,
TNTOTICF. IS IIKKEDY GIVKX 1 II .ijTHK
i.1 aimn.il Dt.n'klinMeni mcutint; of thr Al
tinny Mininic and MiHiiigCoinpany of
Alhiinv will tie held at tin; ollii-e of
the s.-i-retarr in rooms '." and '.";, in
the St'-alian-rcari-e liiiilrtin on First
, street, Alliiny, Or . on the -JTtli .luv,
the same tiring the last Mmi.hiy of
April, is;.!, at tin; hour ct Hl 'r.nir
o'clock l". M., fertile purpose of elect-
j imr seven director to s. nc for the
I ensuing yeur.
Uat.-U Alhiinv, Or. March hi s;i
I.. 11. Moxtanyb,
Soereta rv.
The wise young man, the old man, the thriftv housewife, all will
turn their steps, when searching for fresh table d 'licacies, choice
butter, fresh laid egn, staph and fancy groceries of all kinds, to the
grocery store of
C E. JBrowrielJ.
Once Asa i n
upon
than the stealing of the blankets!
and that he prelerred to take Ibe
desperate chanc. s against death,
rather than face the law.
torv results. W.
Pruggist, Springfield,
s.nsiac- t inn
P. Praper, I X1 in.
Alas.
KKX'T a n.:at four room collage,
l.iire of .1 A Grow, at Dcot hotel.
Astoria papers rejn.it a r.-il
ghosl which dresssed in black and
goes around with a large gash
acrsss his throat from which the
blood is dripping.
We crtrrv a lartre stock of
Sick headache, l.iiliousness, l'nnter s f-tationerv, well as-
This spring the first time ; "ausea, costiveness, are prompilyjsortcJ.boughtdirectfr.ini t lie
inamtfacturors at a low lictirp.
many years, Willamette I'r.iveisity rarlJ ar-'lll,y banished by Pr. J.
will not observe Arbor day. The "' b-Leair1 Liver and Kidney
reason for this is found in the fact ' ,'',et8 (little pills.)
j that this school is about to give up
oc p.coi-ni inii.pun an. i remove to
a newlv selected site.
itnd can give the best of work
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Just received, our new line f au-Kiiui, 01 j.rinung mr ine
sunshades and parasols. Ladies Jiist monoy. 1 ry us.
IJazaar. l'AIsI.KY it S.MIIEY.
"We wish to remind you that we car
ry the most Complete Line of Hard
ware, Stoves and lianrres in the Val-
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.