"T!V-' ' '" WW?1" THE CAPITAL EVENETO JOUENAL. '-j THE CAPITAL JOURNAL rUBMSHKD DAILY, KXCE1T8UNDAY, 11 V THE Canital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Kntrcd nt the postomco nt Hnlcm,Or.,a second-class matter. JACOB L. MITCHELL Manager. rice fourth page for terms of subscrlp- tlon. Advertisements to Insure Insertion (for cue mime any) should bo iianucu in uy 1 it'clnck. Correspondence containing news of In terest nnu importance is uesircu ironi an parts of tho state. No attention will he paid to nnonymoim communications. Persons desiring the Cai-itai. Jouiwai, served nt their houses mu sceuro It by ihih 1ol card request, or by word left nt this ofllcc. Hpccitncn nuuiliciK sent free on applica tion. Office, corner Court and Liberty Streets, SATURDAY HKITKMIIKIt H, 18K9 M n i(i The Journal's Fat Reporter on Secret Societies. OIIK REGULAR SATURDAY FEATURK. The Reporter Decides to Make an Un conditional Surrender. Jt 1h no ue: I ivo It up; I ll make n surrender mi unconditional sur render, everybody may pi-mint my nanio to tlielr Hpeclul Hccrvt widely ; I'll join It; I'll join anything and evcrytlnnjf. (.' unt mo in, bovn; If I am not a uiemlierof all the twenty secret sodetieK before another year Ihuihhc1 It will not lie my fault. I have come to this resolution without nuking my wife, Initslio will eminent, it Ih that or ileal h with me. My first notice of this was laststinuner when I wan unlng home one night, and stopping to pick up a pin stepped on my thumb, I cried mil "O my thumb!" and stuck it in my mouth. A man Jumped from a passing team and cried: "Where have yon hid him. brother?" "Illm?" who, you Idiot?" I angrily asked. ' "Why, our brother who now wants help; you did not ask the question right anyway, but never mind, you probably are young." "Our brother! wauls help! ask the question right! What do you mean? Are you crazy? lie looked somewhat surprised and queried: "Did you not say "O my thumb!" and put It In your mouth?" "Yes," I explained, "for I stepped on It." "Are you not a member of the Men's piotcetlng Husbands from Wives Society?" "No, I said. "Well, you fool, what nro you using their signs fort" and ho angrily moved towards his vehicle again. Shortly after this, while standing ut the door of tho Reporter ofllcc, waiting, a stranger crossing the street, I blushed ally from my nose, and then put my linger in my vest pocket for a dove, when the stranger rushed to mu and exclaimed: "Urother of the twenty-seventh degree, I greet you!" and ho took my hand In a very careful manner and shook It. "Thodovllyoudo!"! said, "and who are you anyway?" Hu looked a little disappointed, but replied: "I am tho X X X A I, Unadulterated Knight of the Owl of the Tent, of tho twenty-seventh degree, and by that token I greet you," and ho rubbed his nose and put Ids hand In his vest pocket. "Well, I am no X X X Owl of tho twenty-tteventh or any other de gree." 1 explained. Whereupon ho straightened him self up and with lleieeness Inquired: "How dare you, you miserable de ceived steal and use the signs of our noble Order In this wav?" and he gave mo a wltheilug look and marched majestically away. One Sunday after this, while I was rolling on tho grass at the Wil lows, I became somewhat sleepy, and rldug to a sitting Hsltlon 1 very naturally stietehed my arms up and yawned s.iylug, "Hi-hodium." You can Imagine my suipiit-ont seeing n dozen or tlftccu men running to ward me, exclaiming: "What Is the dunger, brother? How win wo help you? Wo have come o your as. stance," t te., etc. "Mutter hel ? There Is nothing the matter with me and 1 don't ..Want uny help," I said somowhat annoyed. They It oUi d a little cr,dexed In their turn, and one of i htm said: "Are you not a tueniUr of the noble Order of the 1) itible and Concert trHted Ksscuco of limruvid and coming home from burying my nunt, I met u gang of grown up hoodlums who greeted mo with: "Noble and Reverend Slgnor, how ! goes the night?" Not wishing to Irritate their feci ings, I just said in a soothing voice "So-so," whereupon they exclaimed "He Is one of us?" Each one ran to iue,grasped my hand and rubbed his nose against my shoulder, s.iylug as he did se: "Noble disciple of the No-work Order, thus we greet you." "Noble fiddlesticks!" I exclaimed. "I am not u member of your loalllng society," whereupon they commenc ed to cry eut: "IJe Is a renegade! he Is a bloated capitalist! be is a man that docs not believe that prop erty should be divided!" and they followed after me throwing stones und epithets. A few weeks ago, as I was stand ing at the door bidding my wife good night, preparatory to going and burying my aunt, I said in a soothing tone for thu purpose of quieting her, "Thy power is next to Omnipotence, O woman!" where upon n framework of bones, with a skin drawn taut over them, cloth ed in the habitude of woman, rustl ed to mo with the lemurk: "No other sign Is necessary to show one of the Daughters of Ophell.i. I am glad to llnd that you are with us, that you believe we have rights rights so powerful that all the rights of men are pigmies compared with ours." "You go to !" I exclaimed. "Not if the Daughter of Ophelia knows hcitelf, and she thinks she does," and she rushed at me with open arms. 1 was fearful that those sciawny suaUe-Iike feelers would en circle me, and I called for my wife, who quickly came to the rescue, and there was a revolution a revolution out of which my wife came forth and stood by my side, with her hands on her hips, as she watched the Daughter of Ophelia untangle heiself and move away. Then she drew a long breath, and pointed over my head with a males He finger s.iiil in u sonorous veice: "I like not that lean, hungry-looking Ophe lia, and her tlra-m is only imitation sllkanyw.iy ." Only day before yesterday as I sat at my desk, biting my finger nails, and thinking what I should report, a man came In; after watch ing one moment he scratched his head and looked at me sharply. Just at that time feeling the lobe of my right ear Itch, I scratched It, whereupon ho put his fingers to his lips and said: "Worthy comrade, what other sign or token have you that I may know you aro worthy to pass on to tho next degree." "Oh, youv'o got It have you?" I said, for I have tumbled to these things now, and as I shied the ink stand nt htm I uttered the one sylla ble "Get!" and ho got. Yesterday, as I leaned on tho caso of one of our pretty girl compositors' and rested my head on my hand, she looked pleased and said: "I did not know, Fatty, that you had Joined us. When were you inltla t d?" 1 said nothing, but fled. I had evidently made signs; I did not In quire what. Nowadays If I do not grasp a man's hand they eall mu cold, and If I do I am liable to give the grip of somo secret society that I do not know of and then lie called an Im postor. If 1 lean against anything to rest with both hands In my pockets I am giving the signs of the members of the Grand l'nuadruma. If I don't have but one hand In then It is some other society; if neither, still an other. If for any reason I double up my blind, I am at once greeted as one of the 1'ccpo' Day hoy unit n shllalah Is thrust Into my baud. If I cut an apple or orange Into halves before eating it, some blank fool Is very apt to come up and take half, saving as be docs so, "Ah! I teo by that token that you aro a member of Geoige, McGlyun k Co.'h lodge. It Is no use. 1 have got to Join all tho secret societies for protection, for then, and only then, flmll I know wuni signs lit iiuiKU uiiii wnai wonis to say WASHINGTON CHARACTERS. Peculiar I'eotilo Who Constitute an Inter- tine Feature of Capital Life. Ono of the saddest features of the always varying Hfo la Washington, says a corre spondent, is the gradual disappearance of tho "old-timers." I do not want to call them tho "Colonels." "Majors" and "Judges," for that would Include somo who do not really belong to the charming and clever parasites who are meant by tho "old-timers." They aro broken-down gen tlemen, persons who havo seen "better I days," who nover did and who never would work, but who aro yot persons of flno at tainments, charming conversationalist, agreeable in their manners, and yet always waiting near somo genteel bar for tho invi tation that will surely como to indulgo in something genial and exchango a flash or two of brilliant wit or narrate somo thrill ing story of romantio personal experience in tho days when they were rich in slaves and land and lived tho lives of veritable sybarl cs. Five years ago, when I first began an in timato acquaintance with the vai legated Hfo of this political capital, there were per haps a round dozen notable hangers-on of this typo. Hardly one of them but could quoto the Latin and Oreek classics by tho rcumin the original tonguo; most of them woro well read In elegant literature of all times, and could discuss it in tho most charming manner; all of them had been' actors In real romances and tragedies of luxurious social life, and scarcely ono had any parts so objectionable as to mako him shunned by tho best gentleman with whom ho camo Into contact. Now they havo dwindled away to two or three. That Is, there- is only that number In sight Sov oral aro dead. Ono has just como forth after sovcral months In tho hospital, and immediately bogan to stnko his old friends for tho generous entertainment which was the moans of sending him into retirement. Olio has actually abandoned tho hospitable precincts of the hotel bars and tho appetiz ing and lnoxponslvo frco lunch, and is making a threadbare living by copying and letter writing for this and that ono of his frlcads, who like to encourage tho old boy in his novel attempt to cam his bread by tho sweat of his brow. It was a departure that was frowned upon in an almost savage manner by tho others of his crowd as being not only degrading, butas a pernicious innovation upon a time-honored precedent which tended to bring them all into con tempt. It was a daring thing to do, and has resulted in tho uttor ostracism of tho bold old boy, but ho has stuck to it bravely in the face of many temptations and dis couragements. I fear there will bo a change soon, however. Evidently tho 'iinchoon that comes by purchaso is not as liberal ns that which comes without money und without prico. Tho poor man grows thinner and thinner, his volco sounds as thoiich thoro woro a vast vacuum in his stomach, and if ho does not find starvation preforublo to receiving tho cut direct from his old friends he will doubtless soon be scon at regular intervals hovering about tho best layouts of froo lunchoons to got tho freshest salads and ilsh-balls and pork and beans and cold meats when they first appear. Not ono of them has a watch. That useful bit of gentlomon's woar long ago wont tho way of thoir "undo" to ovorlastlng oblivion, but some mysterious intuition Informs them to a second of tho timo when tho froo lunch will bo spread, and tho moment when this or that friond who will sot up tho drinks will present his wolcomo faco upon tho sccno. They havo bcon a great study to every student of human nature in this town of queer characters, Dut their raco will soon bo ended, and thoro is nono to tako their placo. Their tribo will becomo oxtinct with tho dropping out of two or throo tot tering forms which aro yot to bo scon in their favorito haunts, and what that moans to Washington you who aro not to tho man nor either born or educated will nover know. It means tho passing away of fig ures which mora than all olso suggest tho lifo of tho arlstocratlo South boforo tho war, and in their indolence and inability to do tho least thing for their own mainten ance toll of tho immeasurable effect of tho curso of human slavery. 'TCA The Chief Reason for UIO great 8H cess of Hood's Sarsaparilla is found In th4 article itself. It Is merit that wins, and OM fact that Hood's Sarsaparilla actually ac complishes what is claimed for It, Is what has given to this medicine a popularity and tale greater than that of any other sarsapa- IWIai4- A5 no rllIa or elood purl IVierlt VV I MO fler before the publia flood's Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Sail Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thai Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength ins tho Nerves, builds up the "Whole System Hood' Hnrnpnrllla Is sold by all druf -isti. t;slxforJ5. Prepared by C. I. Hoo4 iCo.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mas. The Best Residence Localities In the city of Portland and other prosperous towns are those owned by men or corporations who have the disposition and ability to improve them. HIGHLAN AD DITION IS OWNED BY in i? in OREGON ID mm i MODERN COURTSHIP. Hie UolnntlOe Way lu Which it New York Mail Won it Sweelheart. Thoro is a girl of astonishing loveliness who has just becomo engaged to a middlo- aged member of a certain yacht club, and if 1 can bullavo tho story that I heard from tho unsuccessful rival of tho yachtsman in tho raco for the sweot ercaturo's favor, tho tirlzo was won in a decidedly unique and ingenious way, wrltos a Now York corre spondent. Tho successful suitor owns a largo steam yacht and also a small racing cutter. On ono recent aftorncou when there was a smart brcczo blowing ho had a Httlo company tako n spin with him down tho bay aboard tho cuttor. Tho beautiful prize mada ono of tho party, and ruorry in deed was tho dash out to sea and roturn, to tho jolly tinklo of banjos and tho pleasant refreshment of a chain pagno luncheon. As tho cutter bobbed up tho bay and Into smooth wator tho compauy was sprinkled about thi deck talking and staging and hav ing a generally good timo. Tho beau tiful girl was lying book against tho muiusail near tho mast, listening to tho compltuionta of tho ownor of tho cuttor, who stood just forward of tho mast Sud denly, and boforo any warulug could bo given, tho man at tho tlllor permitted the boat to luff. That brought tho main boom round with a rush. Tho beautiful girl was swept without nny shock whateverclean off tho rail, and dropped with a splendid splash Into tho water. Without hesitation tho yachtsman jumped ovor tho side, and soon had tho spluttoring girl grasped tightly in hit arms. In less timo also than it takes to tell It the boat was rounded up alongside of them, and they were lifted dripping to tho dock. "It was an act of Inhumanity and fool. to expreHH himself without hardiness," said tho young fellow who lost giving tho slgim of koiiio Order, will be a Joiner, AUVICr. FROM BKLOWMIMIKM. I wmP? lUrltlcd lllue Men? and d'd you not ' txa.lt ot you'i health." "Urldk-et, I would gttc all lay wealth tot make our n'gu ofdlstrvr "No," 1 replUd, "1 J M tietohed." "Wank hlml kick him!" tome ono cried. "He la an Importer und eavesdropper." And they begun to pass me around among them us they Mould n football, until I finally made in v m.h) more dead than ulive. "tfure, wa'ara, ou newt ouly slvu j, for that's the prlco ol six bottiei oi v. v h. , at General F D Legitime, the Ex. President of the Republic of Haytl, sailed from New York Saturday for Paris on the steamer La Bretague. Klvo sanors of the British sbip-of-war Acorn have deserted at San Francisco, charging harsh treat ment. To prevent further deser tions the ship has put to sea. AV0J1A.VS IllSi OVLKY. "Another wonderful discovery ha been made and that too by a lady in this country. Disease fastened lU clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severst tests, but htr vital organs were under mined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed inces santly and could not sleep. She bought of us a bottle'of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking llrt dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miracu lously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. (J. Hamriek & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Get a free trial bottle at Daniel Fry's drmr store. The new cruiser Charleston, built by the Union iron works of Suu Francisco for the government bus fulled to come up to the contract re quirements. A skeleton believed, to be that of John Bartlett, n wealthy eccentric disappeared mysteriously nineteen years ago, has been found at Nor wich, Vt. Dining a dispute nt a bnll game at Darlington, S. C, Leon Dnrgan, a feou of Congressman Da r gun, struck the umpire marshal! a blow from which ho died. He is under arrest. 31AIIIT WINS. AVo desire to say to our citizens that for years wo havo been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, Dr. King'sNew Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters, and havo never handled remedies that sell ns well, or that have given such universal satisfac tion. Wo do not hesitate to guar antee them every time, mid wc stand ready to refund the purchase price, If satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on tlielr merits. Sold by Daniel J. Fry, druggist. The examination ot Joshua Mann and his mother, Mrs Frederic J. Swlnton for conspiracy with Eva Steele- Parsons- Brill-Mann-Hamilton !ut a marriago with her and in palming oft' on him ns his own a baby tonight for ten dollars from a mld-wlfe, is now being held In the Tomlis police court, New York. And this Corporation is determined to Me It fc id At lite lillnll To tho city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have scarcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Blverside and High land nddltions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this, addition, and no lots will be more than two blocks distant from the line." Highland Park will In' the near future be THE 3VIOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lots in Highland Ailditon are High ami Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is black and rieh. From all points a fine view is obtuined of the public buildings and our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a nuniberof residences are soou to be built. Buildings only of the best class Will be permitted. Residence lots within tho limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. We can sell you better lots lu High land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the Hue of the street railway they aro practi cally not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as the majority of the so called "inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, And let some other fellow pay $ 1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of Interest that, will buy you nearly two'' thousand streetcar tickets every year. ' Farmers, Mechanics Et'OCU. The transition from long, lingering ami painful sickness to robust Health marks ait epoch lu the life of the in dividual. Such a remarkable event Is tieasured in the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been attained Is greatfully blessed. Hence it Is that so much is heard lu prah-oof Klectric Bitters. So many feel they owe their restoration to health, to the ute of the Great Al terative and Tonic. If you nre troubled with tiny dlseitM) of Kid neys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing you will surely find relief by tifco of Electric Bitters. Sold at 50c. and (I per bottle nt Dan iel J. Fry's Drugstore. Workmen digging a ditch near Itcuiifeclacr, Intl., discovered f-139 lu gold, several wutchea and other wiltmbks, U'l loved to be the plunder of an old gang if robliors. SPECULATORS. Your attention is respt-ctfully called to the special advantages of Win. li. White's Patent Gate, Which received tbe highest honors ever glreu togntesntNewOrleanM World's Fair Call and ask tosee Its wonderful and sim ple mechanism, which, In the words of the Jury on awnrds. "Is a wonderful comblna tlon of simplicity." Also the Lone Star Hay Press, The price of which, $100, puU It within the reach of the ordinary farmer. Theodore Pnlni, ugent. County rights farsale. On exhibition at corner Liberty and State htrects, Salem, Or. W. S. MOTT, M. P. (Formerly of Williams Grove, la.) Onlce for the present nt RESIDENCE, No. 470 Commercial Street! Calls In the city or from tho country promptly responded to. S-16dr2m TtliOKlrl. "Tho old fox was willing to risk nor ma in order to piaco nor unuer omiga tlont to him. Hut It is just here. Eue has promised to marry hint, but I shall bo with in hailing distance of hor, and if I dou't break the match then I'll stay a bacholor tho rest of my day. I havo ono last re sort when I can't win her by honest atten tions." "Whstisthatl" I Inquired, startled at tho Insinuation. "I own that man at tho wheel who let the boat luff. I sot him o place ou thn yacnt ot a friend of mine, and I'll pay him a hundred dollars If 1 nud that bis testimony 1 needed." 11 looks very much aa though courtship to theso latter days was developing Into a sclenco. I Tit ElTnth ConintJuiduicnt. " t...t.... rll Ift IrtvS. V.p.fMM Kdrdtarl! Y . vmw w.... vm....,... ... . w ii . . - ...TI-. P"t ' thoprieator tho Lovite, who passed IU male yea as Inbi : aa: uf , wa am. i 0 ou tno oX&r ,u nlte,a ot uUng tho w. J. Itamw. ol IW eath it xt, fcn WWuledman on tho highway, but byre- muclttt, wiliest f hare bwutaklus Ms tnM ngtum meddling wltb tfaoaursot VrtblBrMrmMrlthlmBwbencnt. he4Uhy ppfc D, rndolng from goattp II Is perfectly n4cudtd to build up utrvoui, od .pUad the circulaUoa or Idto re- run-daw nauduoru out women." Mri-lnsl. ! .,; fw intrfNauvi betM frtiuuit Ur?ofJCT.Uititret.Mr,a.wrer,ct or lo other D0Bl'i doweatk affairs-It ttU ltuturfr .". IK-nry itmt, and hundreds el itacM rdato ! IV T. i.l!K LZTJTt L wI o?rH,, tiiwm Uwi jbeisw-eiwlmwwlththorttr-ifHUWsl- UmU f sWiWtnt, yfcgfcyy W hundred ! Conservator)' of Music Of the Willamette University Salem. Ore gon, the mast succcs&fiil Music School on tho Northwest Coast. Courses In music nro equnl to Eastern muslu schools. Yearly at tendance ofnearly one hundred nnd tiny. The ablo corps of teachers for the coming school j ear will be lrof. !5. SI, IMrvlu. I.eona Willis, Miss Kva Cex: assistant teachers, MUs Lulu M. Smith, Miss Ilully Parish, and Miss Mamie Pnrvln. Uranches taught nre Vocal Culture, Piano, Organ, Violin, l'lpe Organ, Harmony, luuuierpoini. anu uiass lencuing. Diplomas g(cn ou completion of course Send forciilnlosue and circular. Z. M l'AUVIN 7-S3dSm-wIm. A numhei of ten-acra tracts of desirable nnd wlthluoneanda half miles of Salem, at prices ranging from JOO to I1W per acre. Apply to WILLIS & CHAMI1EULIN, O-'JiVlm Opera House Block C. M. L0CKW00D, SALEM, ... OREGON. Ilmdipmrtrrs for the Willamette Vnllcy fur the celebrated CoiumbU bIv'Cls and IrtiycU. Tlie Columbia arw til known nre t ho lw( mmle.aml lia aliiublelm pnneinciits for tho yi-ur Tluve wuntths machines will do well to mil on or rurtc knd llh me In-fore puirhnslng. ou.itt ut (iilU-rt tiro. Uutk, 2 '7 Cum merclul utrcvt, sialem. DORRANCE BROS. Dealers In every variety of OREGON LUMBER. DRESSED AND UNDRESSED! Lumber Delivered on Short Notice. Yard at the Agricultural works, Snlem. Oregon. Mill located four nnd a half miles northeast from Salem, on tho John Martin donation land claim. Slab Wood 50c Per Cord. Call and see us before purchasing elso where. d-w Kansas House, Corner ot Court nud High Sts. E. M. LAW, Proprietor. We have taken a new name hut will continue to serve ourputrons with the best tho market a (lords, give them u cordial welcome to Our Home. Terms reasonable, dive us a call nnd wo will do you inod. So Cliluese employed. Oregon State Fair Twenty-ninth annual exhibition nt Salem, Oregon, Commencing Monday, Sept. 16, Continuing one week under the manage- Iment of the 0cgon State Hoard of Agriculture. OVER $1,500 In Gas l'Prens Store Enlarged Having enlarged my store I am nowuble to supply you ulih till ktrdsor groceries, feed, cigars, tobacco, crockery uud glass waie. country produce of all kinds nlwuys on hand. If you true not traded with nia be fore, I re8ctftilly tollclt a trial believing t can suit yon both In prlcos and quality. THOMAS BU11R0WS, Commercial Street, Salem, Or Offered fon agricultural !stock,idalry and mechanical exhibits, for works of art, fancy work, and for trials of speed. Running and Trotting, Races EVERY DAY. Important Improvements have been made In the premium list. Reduced rates for fares and freights on all transportation lines to and from the fair. PRICES OP ADMISSION: Men's day ticket Women's day ticket Men's season ticket.. Women's season ticket.. CO - 23 -O60 .100 Send to the secretary at Salem for a pre mium list. J.T.AM?ERSON. President J. T. QREQO, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND 1 It slioulil bo tiiumllY known that Dr. Henley's Danilellon Totiio lu- survaa Hearty umK-llloaiui tucrvtiMU i iiivmiiih, (iisti-! iit-rvi.ua wi'iiivnsiuii unit luw fplrlts, overcomes lack of j Jus. alukkt. Asmt energy ami wakefttlnetrfantl will ln-i ftiMt iiiu-Hfo niul Htrt'iii?tli Into thai weakest Invalid. Sold b I). V. Mtttlunva INSUlLYJ.'CK m ii a n v . hire and Ma rine. Huleiu, Oivgou NEW LIVERY STABLE. irviin IU1U 'Ml M JI'ST OPENKD. Gaines Fisher, Proprietor. New Butcher Shop AT NO. llO STATE ST. X 'Ih, J-Vvh ncd salt watrr lUh, p.mtry,Rome tHI V.IMIM !., ivraatJ. i.i.r Prr i.nd I I1im .tr-A V X kr Uuiu CtK-liitUt-R- hitt-I.S.ilnr..Or. I ikood rvutniul.iiums for comment. I tru)F r1rl-cUa ii4 alury rm feuud AXGEVINB & JEFFERSON. I late opened u p't tint-clays butcher shop at tha abote location, where thry will be plcared to serve the people with the CHOICEST AND 1IEST MEATS of all kinds that the m&rket afford. lilt e them a cull and to eou limit of the supei Unity of their inrtils. -Uod ddlt emdnee, 7R In $9Rn "" iiwvnrsvl tho mn rumUli n .,. ,,uj ... v tit-tr if ui'ivitliir iuiuc UUVI. -c ri.inlt .loii.tni i, ay Louvtifln i!vi- mu .. .. A tow vnmnricntu louiw-iii.t -t .- Ii. r JuUUmU J.CU, ltu lla.j .I, u.l, ,..!, . V.1 ' ". U I1Mftlcn3car.dbiHne-i' ex rvrttmc. Netty Mil ml hImmsi rmllni BLACKSMITMNG and WAG0NM1KKG. JOHN IIOLM.THE RELIABLE BLACK smith, has removed nls shop to the corner of Commercial and Chemeketo streets, where ha Is ready to serve the nubile He Is now nronared better than ever to do nil kinds of wagon and carriage tniilrlnc nnrt raiMlplnv. all Irlmla nf hbtS smithing and repairing, an a general horse shoeing business. He has ail kind ofshoes,steel,trolting, hand made, tc, and fits them In a scientific manner. Special mention given to the construction ot wag ons and carriages. Remember the place opposite State insurance building. BLACKSM1THING ,1 and HORSESHOEING. SCRIM Pill Have moved to 47 and 49 State stre Si whera thv um nnw iwaav for work. our old patrons and friends are invited to call and see us la our new location. J are belter prepared for work sow than ever hat ing ecured mure roam. JWX WESTAC0H dt NYE. Feed and Boarding Stable. 4arHv ml nU iaU u4 AtHfttit fW P,J vagwraia tswpajusy I OKI HR, iTvfrtrtw, jO'Mqrwtn-MWMtJt on Vvnv street, Utek ef ioef : J.MjffSUj .