Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 01, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextgSWflt " 'TlS j tWK.ua ,tv. J .'Tr.. .rarLJM-.i , V. t THICKS OF ASSIZERS' A. Ohomidc Rolatoa Bom Expr enues iu iiw Buslnaa. Ail vi.iiora Itcamrdcd a Ibare Sample-Owners Try to Obtain I'ranilulent Certificates The Gabriel Sword Swlndlr. t'l GKECE PAPTAIi EVJEOTBTd- JOiniNAf.. AUMSVILLE NOTES. it. Sunta Clnus made our town a fly vlalt nnd we tiro all happier by his cowing. jWo want a doctor, a wagon-maker and a harness 8bop here. "Who will cojuo? Mrs. Nicholson, of British Colum bia, -waB tho guest of her nclce, Mrs. Mlnulo Porter, last week. 11 n. -inn ma an. wn nllnw nti r.QO m t! " UIUUU 1UUI Oil, ,.v w.. - - hnf. 4,i imucnra." I ToOtCd 81 ' ,u if speaker with an expression nf Injured a i nocenco, writes a corrcspondenvot tho HW fork Aati oct nxprtst. uo was wio mum. -- of tho groat firm of chemists whoso cortiu- i cato as to tho output of a mine would no worth a fortuno if favorable. "orrj j offoud you, Bir," ho continued, "but wo mimohatvor.vmanwno coraos uoru i Vnflvn.1 This aroused my curiosity, and I improv th nni. nnnnrtunltv to ask an 6xtcrt I Htm f nTnintn thnso misanthronlO 8CD i ments. Dr Lcdoux, a latnous chomlst ct nnximl w.th tliii Arm mentioned noovo, s; unnd mn that thor woro well founded. " , can haraly trust our own sonsos," h aJ "ihavo known a sample of or fa yield heavy porcontago of gpld when us ewn: 'was present at tno iosi. anu uuuu u nhnn ho was aDsent. now cuu nm Well, in this instance I saw -nothing v- but recently I was conaucung an us tho presence of tho owner of tho 8 and noticed that ho was chewing U verv vigorously and also going to tho, furnace to oxpoctorato into tho firo. W itiphlmnarrowlvl saw him spit lnt i crucible, and. soizing him by tho U I forced out of his mouth tho tooacccBtl 'i alone- with it a quantity of gold dust, v, I ho was attempting to got into tho crudl '. this was to inaUo his assay run high would reuuire very liitlo cold thus ac to an ounce of oro to make a difTcrcl i of many hundreds of dollars per ton in result. "Tho most singular attempt at swinalo 'which wo have over como across was in connection with 'Gabriel's Sword.1 You may remember that in tho mouth of May, 18S3, tbo papers in Ulster and Sullivan Colin ties and tho Now York daily papers we-e widely excited over a most rcmarkablo dis covery back of Kingston, N. Y. Astranj.0 sword hud fallen from tho skies and hai Ibcen discovered in tho town of Rochester, sUlster County. "Somo time in July following, a long haired individual camo into our ofilco stag. fgering under tho weight of a box seven feet long with a cross piece near one end about two fcot in length. Ho asked if wo would assay any thing, and on being as- rsurnil that, wo would, nulled out a screw- Rlriver und carefully unscrewed his box, out sick for a long time, )f which ho took a sword. It was a curious fweapon nearly seven feet long and so heavy Ethat I could scarcely lift tho point from tho Iground with ono hand by taking hold of tho jfiandlo. It was covered with Hcbrow or HPhocnecian characters apparently, and cov- sred witn ruao ngures or men anu minimis. rhis marking was only apparent whero tho List with which most of tho weapon was heavily corroded had been rubbed oft. "Tho maa said that ho was the discoverer of this st ran co sword, and was oxhibitlug lit about tho country; that somo unbcliovcrs ad scotfed at his statements that it camo from a spiritual world, and that ho desired iis to make, an assay of it to prove that it twas genuine Ho stated further that on Pts appearanco and ring .when i xyas struck fone would naturally tako it to bo' steel, but tthat ho had been in times past a blacksmith, (and was samiliar with metals, and that it Kwas his opinion tnai it was a compouna oi fsilver and iron, and asked me whether such an alloy was not uncommon. " I told him yes, of course, when he tn- aphantly added: ' Now, I want you toas- tfeay this sword anu give mo a coruncaio that it is neither iron nor steel but an alloy ontaining silver, and I want you to say on four ccrtincate tnai sucn an anoy is not, iised in this world for such purposes and vould not have tho hardness, flexibility ind other characteristics which this sword assesses.' " I was interested and amused, and agreed to make tho test. The old man seemed anx ious not to mutilate the weapon, and it was agreed mat wesnoum mo ou a portion irom a placo whero it was particularly rusted 'ind assay tho filing. I was convinced that K was nothing but steel, and was most in tensely surprised when our nssayor brought up a large silver button wnicn no naa oo- tuined from the tilings. Tho old man was triumphant, but I was at once on my guard, Tfis 1 scented a swindle. It was, of course, possiDiei to coat mo sur'twu wnu u suvur ou- llutlon wmen would dry on ana proauco ino iresult which wo found, and I refused to givo Jiini a certificate without a further test. Eo readily acquiesced in this, and said that tio had rather anticipated such a request, and proposed that ho should filo tho end of Itho cross-bar, calling my attention to tho react that one end was about half an inch lonKor than tho othor, and that tho cross- ibar and sword wero undoubtedly forged out fof tho samo piece of metal, so that what was true of the composition of tbo bar was true di the sword. This J. agreed to, and tno Kfend was filed off. It appeared to be simply a cube of soft iron or steel, heavily listed on flvo sides, and bright and homo geneous whero cut by the file. "Now," said my client, "you tell your man to put this In tbo cruciblo and I will abide by tho result" In spite of tho appearanco of tho piece of metal our assayer was instructed no take a cold chisel and cut it in two and ikssav tho two halves separately. To our intense astonishment he brought tbo two ortions upstairs, showing us, concealed in Itho middle, a plug of silver surrounded on nil sides by tho steel or iron. The wholo thing was at once plain 1 The old man, or homo one, In manufacturing tho sword had ored & hole through ono end of the cross bar and plugged it up with silver, so that It did not show. Ho had probably invent- l the meteoric story. Wo, of course, de clined to givo him a certificate of the su pernatural origin of tho weopen, which ho ad undoubtedly tnado himself, and bo do- iirted. t"Tbo men wo most fear nro tho 'new proc- ss' characters who profess to bo ablo to Ind gold or tin or other metal in tho most jmlikcly rocks by secret means of their They como to us for certificates and Hways insist on being presont when thair troces&is tried, tjomctimes they will 'salt' be sample or put gold into the crucible in pite of the greatest watchfulness." A Colioitlon ofI'ca. A man in Denver, Col., named Lyon, got i idea somo years ago that it would bo a to thing to collect all the odd-shaped pens could find, so ho started In and to-day ho a lot comprising over seven hundred rerent varieties About twclvo different Metals we represented In tho collection ften. thero are a number of wooden pons und a lotof Tdd quills. Tbo collection cm- aces pecitneo& from England. Ireland, Dtland, Germany nnd othor European imtries, besides America and Canada hero nro pens pointed fino enough to make bes of microscopic delicacy, und others in- knded for men who use tbo first n"ro:ial anounn great deal in their coriospond Ice. Borne, are in abans like shovels. tiers resemble a section of stovepipe. I othrs are delicto aud. diminutive, Aumsville wants a railroad to the sea. Wo haven't held an "enthu siastic meeting" yet, but our cltizoiiB Intend to push the road to com pletion and hold the meeting after. A weddlug lu high lifo 1h expected toltake placo at Alo this week, nnd nmonif other articles ofi finery tho groom was Been to purchase a pair of "Boss of tho Road" overalls. Tho Christmas tree at this place was a success. Tho attendauco was good, as wasnlsoattcntlou aud order, barring out a few dudes, and ,du desses. Tho rendering of the 'JBabo of Bethlehem" by fifteen children, was well received, and merited ap plause. Our constable, L. M. Itccder, caught the young man who forged the order on W. A. White, last .Sun day. Ho was found at his brother's about nino milts south of Scio. A preliminary examination is being held to-day before Justice Henry Iteece. Lat Sunday a younc man pre sented to our merchant, W. A. White, a forged order amounting to about 56, purporting to be from W. A. King. Ho took up too amount n the store and then went south on the JR. It. Our Constable, Mr. L,. M. Iteeder, isiu hot pursuit and will no doubt bring the youcg man to justice. I Henry Davy died this rooming at the residence of his mothet Mrs. A. J. Davy, about one and a liilf miles east of here Mr. Davy kas been Ho wts about years old and was once h guard at tho Oregon penitentlaiy. He will be buried at the Staylot ceme tery, whero his wife (daughter of old Mr. Thorp, deceased) was buried lome years ago. In these times of fast mals the following notice, taken from the Oregon Spectator, Vol. 1 No. 1, and published at Oregon Cit, Peb. 5, 1846, will no doubt be of interest to many of your readers. "T persons wishing to send letters East tho postmaster-general has with Mr. H. Burns, mail from Oregou City to Weston, in Missouri, for one trip onlV Let ters mailed at any of the bflices, post paid, will be forwarded pa'rtoftho United States. mail sent East, by Mr. Bum reach Weston early in the ELLIS & WHITNEY, Proprietors of the Favorite Livery and Feed Barns Good nes always on hand and furnished f on snori nonce. Private boarding of horses and stock n specialty. OJIlco and barns at tho corner of Trado nnd Commercial streets. A - Grand Clearance ? ale 500 l xJl ikAr Pjf HEALTH. MX OTTN Blehau'a &&2L Sl? AASf; 1 ! rUchJiu'i Golden Balimm Jtfo i Cures Chancre.. flr.t and." ?? Boicifn tho Lcri and Bodr & vSH' EJ c;, Nose, 7copTJJ)l2 SypMllUoCaUrth, dilated Scalp, and Li primary formi or tho dlseaW known .1 Syph II.. Price, f 8 OOjEr BoTtle l nichan'a CHldn niuam Jr. a Cures-Tertiary Mercurial sfphWItto Rhra inallm. Tains In tho Bones; Pain, In th Head, back of tho Neck, Ulcerated So Throat Syphilitic IUh, tump. .d 2? tracted Cores, Stlllncss'ot thsLlmbi.Vn.i cradlcatts all d!scao from the intern whether caused by Indiscretion or abuse ot Mercury lcavlnjr the blxxl pure and healthy. Prlrq S5 00 per rottle. Lnllicliin!'- Golden Ht.anl.h Ami. dota for the cure of Oonorrhcea, Gleet, mltatlonOnncl.and all Urlniry or Ocnl! tal diearranecments. Vrlco $ 00 per Bottle. I.; Ulchn.i'n Golden flpinWh In joctlnii, forsoicro cas"so( Gonorrhea. InfUrnuuto y Gleet. Strlcturcs.ic. Price St U't per Bottle. Le Rlotinu'a Gslilon O'ntment for tho cT ct.vo licallngcf Syphll.tlc SorTs. and tmptlons. Prlrogt CO p-r Box. I.o IMchnu'a Goldp-i Pll t Nrrte and Bra'n treatment; loss of phytlral pow cr cxiosi or ocr-rori, 1'rostratlon, cU. Price S3 00 per Box. Tonic n ml Nervlno, Sent cery where, C. 0. 1)., securely packed per express. .. c' ncnAnna"& co. , Agents, 427 & 4L,9 bansnmo street. Corner Uay. Sm Trinchco, Cal. CIP.CUI.Att MAILED FltKIi AT d&i LUNN & BROWN'S. 7 Beginning on the 6th of December, I889, and Ending January 15, 18901 i ?orS1 olJ,y,i A" Fd9 wlftuut rese'vo at actual cost until January 1st 1890, in ordor to reduro stock bbforo Involcltiff. and to prennre our selves for Spring trade. Theso aro facts. All goods will bo sold at cost. Wo havo i.jmro our Carpets, Curtains, Oil ('loths, Rugs, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Silks, Satins, Plushes, Velvets, Itlbbons and Lnoes, Lace Cloaks, Handkerchiefs Tmco CLOAKS AMD FORS, CARPETS AND RUGS, AND A LARGE STOCK OF MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. BSTSpaco will not allow us to mention all goods. Como early and late. Goods once bought not taken back or exchanged. LUNN & BROWN. Meeks & Minton Havo received and answered over One Thousand Letter of Inquiry RELATIVE TO OREGON SINCE JUNE 17, '89 No charges, no commltslon, unless wo Bell yourproperty. eaitracU'd to cirry the any s tho will sason, it would be advisable for those visli lug to correspond with their frauds in the East, to avail themselvd of this opportunity. Postage qily nfty rents on single sueets." Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meals at All Hours of the Day None but white labor employed In this establishment. A good substantial meal cooked in first class style Twenty-flvo cents per meal. RED FRONT, Court street, between Journal Ofilco nnd MlnfnH T.lvnrv Snail Fans for Sale. A numbci of ten-acre tracts of desirable and within one and n half miles of Salem, nt prices ranging from $50 to $100 per acre. Apply to WILLIS t CHAMHEHLIN, o-20-Im Opera Iloiibo Block First Nationa Bank SALEM, OREGON. NEW HARDWARE STORE1 Chas, Pugh, Proprietor, (Successor to Bellinger A Co.) HA.RD WARB AND Failing Implements A complete lino always In stock. M stock Is bought now and for cash, af fording mo tho opportunity to sell at tho most reusonnbl price. Tho best and lutost Improved machinery always on band. Ofllco and storo rooms at Bellinger's old stand on State street. i New Dressmaker. MRS'. F. A. CRUMP, ANowJYorkl Modiste, who hns hod fifteen years' cxpcrlcnco lu Cutting and Fitting Would bo pleased to boo tho Indies of Sa lem at her 'rooms, Np. 401 Summer street, corner of .Marlon. THE YAOUINA ROUTE. WM. N. LADUE, President, pit. J. REYNOLbs, - Vice President, JOHN MOIR, Cashier. NEW LIVERY STABLE. Gaines Fisher, Proprietor, Comer Ferry and Liberty streets, N. E. cor from Chemeketo hotel, Salem, Or. GENERAL BANKING. .Exchange on Portland, Ban Francisco. New York, London nnd Hong Kong bought and sold. State, County and City warrants bought, Farmors aro cordially Invited to deposit und transact business with us. Liberal advances mado on wheat, wool, hops and other property at reasonable rates. Insurance on such se curity can bo obtained at the bank in must reliable companies. ESTAKMSIIKD BY NATIOKAI, AUTHOniTY J. H. HAAS, Watchmaker and Jeweler, COMIVJISROIA.L, STREET. FIrskclnss work e-unranteod. a call and you will not regret It. Qlvo him 4 7-siml GEORGE WILKINS' NEW J3UTOMKR SHOP On Liberty street, n cross tho bridge In North 5alem. All kinds of meats kept ou hand. 5-,)tf The Capital National Bank OF- dood aecommodations for commercial travelers. Flrst-class;rig8 always on hand Charges reasonable A FULL LINE I -OF Crockery and tow! With specialties in Valerian China Tea Sets, French China Dinner St KLDG WAY'S FAMOUS Buckingham Patten -OF ROYAL r SEMI-PORCELAIN Of hlch wo constantly keep a full line) anenpen stock, enabling us to make up iJiuier ana xea seis oi any size, or sen oy wjumgie piece, xne nnesi assonmeni o Chamber sets J. J. CULVER County Surveyo JAMES WALTON, Topographer. W. H4BYARS. Civil Engineer Byars, Culver & Walton Surveyors 6 Topographers Surveys, drafts, plats maps and descriptions of lunds, townlots. and roads, ditches, streets, sewers, alleys, etc. etc., mado and furnished at Lht Swm i Tmmk corners and lines rc-es-w.i.c.ouRtir tabllshed from original tt,ii.t. field notes. Grade-, lur ditches, roads, strceU or sow ers, with estimates furnished on applica tion. Address Countv Burvevoi-'s olHcn. Selem. Oregon. SALEM Capital Paid Dp, Surplus, - - OREGON. $75,000 10,000 R. 8. WAIjIjACE, -, - Prosldent. W. W. MAUTIN, - Vice-President. J. H. ALBERT, j. . . . Cashier. PIRLCTORSi W. T. Gray, W, W. Martin, J. M. lartln, R. 8. Wallace. Dr. W. A.Cusick, J, fl. Albert, T. MF. atton. LOANS IvIADH To farmers on wheat and other market able produce, consigned or in store, either In private granaries or .jpubjlc warehouses. State aitf County Warrants Bought at Par. . COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafta drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San ITMlnnlonn Trt1n1 TahiIah Ilnl l)n1lH UonK Kfititx ana CalcptU. Si Geary street. DR. JORDAN & Co.'s MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 751 Market Bt, San Francisco Admission 23 cents. Go and learn how to avoid dispase. Consultation and treatment personally or by letter, on spertiiatcrrho6n orgonltal weakness, and all dUeasso of men. Hend for a book, l'rlvalo olllco 211 Consultation free. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Graduates Students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law, AND MEDICAL COURSES. It is tho oldest, largest nnd least expen sive Institution of learning in tho North west. Hchool opens first Monday in September Send for catalogue, to TUOS. VAN SCOY, Prcsldout. '7: Salem, Oregon. For the Public Good. It is an Indisputable fact that tho hand somest vestibule trains that uro now run on the American continent aro those on tho Ilurllngton route, leaving from Union depot In Denver, also at. raul, immediate ly on arrival of all through trains from tho west. Tho first and second class couches aro magnificent, tho rednlng chair cars suburb, tho Fullman uleenern extromelv luxuriant, and as for the meals that are errs yum yum. Tho next time you go served in those pt.laco Uurllngton dining east to Kansas City, Chicago or St. Louis, If you mention to the ticket agent that you to uaii -VIA Southern Pacific Company's Line, THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Time between Salem and San FranelscO'3 Tlilrty-sli Hours. CALIFORNIA EXPIIKS3 TIIAIN RUN DAir.1 BETWEKN 1'OHTI.AFD AND 8. F. NOTICE. VT0TICB ,s hereby given that tho ox iy penho assessment of twp hundred dol lurs each for jho loopih of December, IKSa, agulnst the incorporator'!! stock In the Gold Mountain una liry Gulch Consol idated Gold and Silver Mining Company, lspastduo and unpaid on tho following shares, to-wlt: No. 15, 1,000 shares; No. 17, six hundred shares; No. -it to 47 Inclusive, 25 shares each; No 48 and 135, 30 shares each; Nos. 49, 04 and 12S, 10 shares each: Nos.IjO, SI, 130 and 131. 20 shares each; and No. 129, GO shares standing In tho mime V. IMIUbD.jllUlllllUUU lltU D..II1U ,V1I U sold to pay said assessment at tho olllce of saiu company, in tsaiem, uregou, at me hour of 2 o'clock In the afternoon, on assessment Is puld before that time. Dated this 8d Hay or December, A.D ,1889. 12-4dw4w It. U. MILLER, As't Hoc. South. 4.-00 p. in. . p. m. 7:45 a. in. XvT Lv. Ar. Tort land Balem Ban Fran. Ar. Lv. Lv. "North. 10:15 a.m. 7.53 a. m. 7:00 p. m. LOCAl, l'AB.SI!NOKK TIIAIN f DAILY CEIT SUNDAVJj EX p-00 a. m. 11:10 a.m t.40 p. m. Lv. LV Ar. Portland Balem Eugene Ever shown In Balem. A FULL STOCK Ot tUilatestrnd handsomest patterns in Glassware. 4dl'lease call and examine our stock. vlfELLER BROS., 201 Commercial Street, Brick and Tile for Sale MURPHY & DESART, Surcortors to D. Nash, have a well estab lished iiriCk and Tile fuctory In North Salen, near the Ulr grounds, and nro pro paredto furnish first-class brick and tile on dtrt notice. t " Miss Leona Willis, jriSACHKR OF MUSIC. ''Wtas given la voice culture and Ital iauhlvnig.pIanQand organ. Hpoclal aU tentloj given to vslnuers. Can be seen nt the(JqliervuloryI"'t the residence, oor-iK-rrjfjontwnn 'ftpitnl rtrwm. Ift-lpin Ar. I 3:4.5 p. m. Lv. 12.52 p. m. Lv. 8.-00 a. m PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. OURIST SLEEPING CARS. or accommodation ot second class bssengers attached to o-:pres trains. inen. i-. company's jerry maKcs con :ctlon with all the regular trains on th mt Sldo Division from foot of 1 streo rtland. 'est Side Division. Between Portland i 71) a. m. 12E p. 111. and Cerrallis: DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY). rL Ar. Tortland" Corvullls Ar. Lv. 6:20 p. m. imu p. m. .t Albany und Corvullls conuect with trins ef Oregon l"aciflo Itallroad. 'Jarough tickets to all points south and ea&vla California gXltESSTOAIN (DAILY KXCK1THPNDAY Northern Pacific Railroad, GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE TWO KA8T TRAIN8 DAILY ! NO CHANGE OK CARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East Via Bt. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. want your ticket to icad Jrom Denver or at. ruui over tno uurllngton routo. you will got it, and you will always bo glud of it. If you go via tho Northern or Canadian Pacific, the elegant vestibule trulus of Tho ilurllngton itoute, between Ht. raid andChlcugo, or St. Louis, will carry you along the eastern shore ot tho Mississippi liver for a dlstanco of B50 miles, amidst scenery that cannot bo surpassed; or, if you go via tho Oregon Short Lino or Southern raclnc, and your tlcitet leads via Tho ilurllngton Iloute from 'Jlieyonno or Den ver, you will pass tbrougn ail tho thriving cities and towns located in what Is popu larly known as tho Heart ot tho Continent. Kor further information apply to A. C. Sheldon. General Agent, So i-'lrst street, Portland, Oregon. 4-lUdiwtl A.. Er. STRANG, No. 303 Commercial Street, SALEM, - - OREGON. DEAIEII IN STOVESand RANGES riarabiDg, Gas and Steam Filling. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. auitvEtous MEMORY DISCOVERY. Only Genuine System of Memory Training, Four Books Learned In one reading, Mind wandering cured Every child and adult greatly benefited. Great Inducements to cotrcspondcnct Classes. Prospectus, with opinions ofDr Win. A-. Hammond, tho world-fumed Hpcclallst iu Mind Diseases, Daniel (Jroenleaf Thomp son, tho great Psychologist, J. M, lluckly D. D., editor of the Chrlstlnn Advocate N. V., lllchard I'ro tor, thoucleutlst, Hons. W. W. Astor. Jlldah I, llonlnnian. nnrl others, sent post fico by Prof. A. TMIMSITK, 837 J'Hty Ao N V Je-1.'WM. dw irnT r i mmi i ' i i i in i1 i VlilllV I' M.I II II It UN Kill ii i auii iu ltniuiiufl And Oregon Dovclopment company's steamship lino, za miles shorter, 20 hours less timo than by auy otnui loutc. First class through passenger nnd frelRht lino front Portland and all polutH In tho Wil lametlo vallov to and flom 8au Francisco TIME SCHEDULE, (Excopt aundaysj: Lcavo Albany 1:001 At .0Corvalils 1:10 PM Arrivo nniilnn &:BP,1 Leavo aquina (1:45 A k Loavo CoranW 10:5 AM Airivo Albany 11:10 A Jl c- C. trains connect nt Albany and The abovo trains connect at YAQUINA with tho Oregon Dovclopment Co'fl Llns irHtenMshlps between Yaqulna aud Han Francisco. SAIMNfl DATES. STEAMEKS. FKOjr YAQUIN JVIllametto Valley Monday Sept. Wl umetto Valioy Tuesday ' 1 Willumotto Valioy, Wednesday " 23 HTKAMKIU, JTItOM HAN KIlANCISCO Wlljamctto Valley... Wcduosday, 8ept. I Wlllamotto Valioy Friday ' la Wlllamctto Valioy Saturday ' l wlllamotto Vnlloy Hunday " a) ,. mis coinpauy reserei tho right to onango sailing d.itos without notice. .V.; " ""jengers from I'ort'and and all illametto Valley points can mnko closo connection with tho trains of tho YAO UINA UOUTE at Albany "r Corvallls and ir destined to San lrinclsui, should ?,aR2fS.J?A7''1.,f YB,n,na th0 U"1S rasheugor- and Fi right Kate Alwnvs tho i'?irivAM,r,L,,lHinull'?,n,JPP,y tn Messrs, IIULMAN A Co., Freight and Ticket AgouUiUOOnndSOJFinntHi.. InrMn.i it. "- - ,.. or to CO. IIOOUE, Ac't Gon'l Frt. & . Pass. AgU, Oregon Paclllc It, U. Co. 0JI.IIA8WKrAJr.aenWSOr Pass. Agt. Oregon Dovelopmcdt Co., 801 Montgomory st.: Han Francisco, Cal Tho Oregon Paclflo steamboats on tho Wllluiucttvo river diilidon will lcavo Port land, Fonth-bouud, Jlonday, .Vednesday aud Friday .it 0 a. m, ymivout CorallIs Tuesday, Thursdov and Saturday nt ifcSOp. m, Loavo Corvullls, noithbound, Monday, .. UWWUPUHJ M.ll, i- iituvj lib Oil, 111. Anlvoat Portland, Tuesday, T undHatuiday util-'Mn. in. uu Reception Saloon, 260 Commercial Street. EUGENE ECKERLTN, PJtOP. Thuisday Monday, Wednesday and F.rlday uuui ijiirui uuu soutii uouiul boats 1 night ut Haloin, leavlug there nt 0 a U. V. UOCJUIi, A. Q. F. and P. Agent, over 111. Union Pacific 11, R, Company "OVERLAND ROUTE.1' Tho host of Wlnns. I.lntinra nnrl Plrmra Hotom and Kxport ller, good Lunch Coun ter in connection, whero you will bo served Wl.ll HOT OR COLD LUNCPIES, Handwlches WIcnerWiirsOnd In fact ev erjthlnu Is in good style, und tho best of attention will bo shown to customers. ORBGONIAN liMC0. (Limited Lino.) CIUS. N SCOTT, - - Receiver. On andnfter Junoai 1880 and until furlhor notice trains will iuu dully (except hun- HJAST SIDI5, l'ralns for tho east lcavo Portland at 7.00 am und O.OO pm dally. Tlo cts to und from prluelpal points In the UnltedHtntos Cn ada and Lurope. 'Elegant NoV Dining Cars. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS. FrcoFomlly Sleeping Cars run through on Kxpress trains to Omaha, Council lllutls and Kansas City without chango Conncctl'onsnt Portland forSan Francis co and Puget Hound points. , For lurther paitlcularH address any agent of thucompauy or I. W.t.KI. O. P. A. O. H. MIUiLL'N, Qciiunil Tralllo Munogor Just Received At Charles Culvert's Mllllnoo' Iiii.nnr ono of tho llnest lines or Mllllnory (loods oor biought to Hulom. All gooiU aro of tho lutust design mid havo been brought direct finin tho Millinery Kinporluins of Han Fruuclbio. Tho Indies of Halcm ftl d surroundiiiL' country am Invited to itu ULd Inspect this ouo of goods. - Agent UOYNTON for the RICHARDSON A COMPANY'S Furnaces. Es- tibllslied in 1810 The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only line running Passenger trains, Hecond class sleepers (free or charge) Luxurious Day coaches, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. Palace Dlniog Cars, (meals 75c) from Port land to the cost Bee that your ticket read via tbe Northern Pacific railroad and avjid tbe change ofcars. TSp. m. -ft jv. Portland Ar. Ar.McMlnuviUeLv, BKWa.ni. 6:15 a. m. Ieave Portland at 8 a. m. and 8:40 p. m. dally arrivo atMlnneanolls or Ht. Paul at e.iu p. in. I'acifio Division. Trains leave Front aud Q street dally at UM a. m, and 8:40 p.m.; Arrive at Taooma at 7;10 p ninnd 4,20 a in urrivo Heattle t.25a m and 0.36 p. m Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, elcguni duy concnes, finest puluce dining cars between Portland, Tucoma und Scuttle direct. Dullv service. A D. iiiiaulton I T1 I I I Asst.Oen'lIVss. Agent, 121 First St., Cor rnilfTn I IPlDTC Washington HI., Portland, Oregon. IUUii.ll I lUlXUlo Depot Corner First audO StrpAt. To all poltts I - n0UTII and EAST VI A-- LIFORNIA. t7K in tOKfi A,OJ,"rI,canuo'"'ltJo vD'J IU vpJU working for us. Ageuts preferred who can furnish horse uud gl o their wholo time to tho business. 8pui e moments may be profitably employed iilro, A few vacancies In towns und cities, it, F, Johnson ic Co., 1009 Muln St.. Hlchmond, Va. N. It. Please state aero and business ox. perlcncp. Never mind about sending stamp for reply. li. F. .l.A Co. 4WWIm-s ffl INHUUANC15 O o ni ti u n y . ! Flro and Alu-rine. JOS. ALHKUT, Agent, Salem, Oregon CoburgMull From Port' laud T wish to employ a few Indira on a salary I totakochuiyonfmy business ut their homes. Light, very tiuclnatliig and health, ful. WngtsSIO per week. Itelercmcs given. Good py for jwirt time, Address ulth stamp, MUD. MARION WALK Kit, Units vllle, Ky, J1-2U-1IH to lull information regarding rates mapletc annly to the Company's BL-ent Sales, Oretnin. K. P.UOUKILS. Asst. U. F, and i'nss. Ag't It. K1KII brll, Munayr FOR MEN ONLY! A BflCITIUP?" u,t cr uir KANHOODi rTTY2 "C Wkae ctBoiy It Hind i Effect J J JLliSU of EmrorEuewiinOla-Yousr, lUU.t, Mb MukM4 fall; BmImv. Iln ! KaUnt u tXrurlhta Hut, l4nbl Onut 4 - rfe1. ,Lul.l.l.-f.UI.. ll..Tr.,lMl Mra.lllla fttfaf. TMOawrlltlkUk tUaa.ralUialiaUlMtanWiaalM I John A. Carson, COUrait, A'fTOIlXEV.AT-LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC . timber of tho lUr of Ontario, Cunndu, Ollicc.W State Street, Salem, Oregon, Lv. H.OOum Lv U.Mpm " I0.OII 10J5U 11.05 11.10 11.2.'. llXi 12.10 UM) il.i!S 12.11 M bTATlONh. Portl'd Mall Tow'rd Port lauu l-OUTLANDI-AW VI Foot of V street luiys landing, Ht, Paul's, Woodburn, Tow iitcud, McKte, Mt. Angel, Down's, Hllverlon. Johnston's Mill' Hwltcrlund, KiutSlduJuuct. Mueltuy, Aumsville, Alo Ar.3,43.j)in. Ar 2'IS i!.'. 1.10 l.ir, 1.10 UM 111 'JO li. ir. ii.m li, .is li.lt 10.40 10.IM RKFKHL'NCKH AT 'IORONlX: Hon. Sir Thomas flail, Chief .lustloo ot Common I'letu: Hon. Jiniii Mnl jiniirm Judgeof the Court of AiipwiU: Hon. W, P. It. Street, Judge of tbeliircii' (lenoh. 2.21 OP Crossing, 2. 1 J WestHcIo, " 3.13 Crobtrce, " .'i Hiilcei, " 3jS llillmun, " 4-M Plalnvlew. " r.VJ ilroivn.vllle, ' &Si RowJund, " flX) Coburg. Ar p iii'AR LV Lv 10.10 10,00 ii'10 7.42 OJSO UM) II til NOTICE. .0 WHOM IT MAY CONOKRN-Notlcc Is heiuby given that nt u incutliii'of 10 stodcholdfrsof thui'niiltol Ailvi'iiiuiu Company, held In Halom, Dcwmbir 11, 1H.SU, by uniiiilmoiiB coiisent the taipltui hIik.Ic of tliocouip ny was Increased pom Mlteon Thousand to Thirty I'liniisand Dol- ia s. liUULNli WILLIS, rpc tho 12-UIdIOt, Hciiieliirj. NOTICE. TOriCi: Is hereby given that nt n meet IX Ingof tho stockholder or the Cat irAi.J(iniNAl, I'lihllrthliig company, held DoiCiiitiitr Ith, IKS0, by uiiniiliiious voio tho niplUl stock or thocompuiiy yiu increased irom iivo iiiousnuii to Ton tiioiimuuu Dolluril. M. L. CIIAMHLRLAIN. Hccri'tary. JJeliiii'iioiil Tux Notieo. VTOTIUK IH IIKHHIIY OIVKN THAT 1 tho (li.'lliHjiiunl lux list i-f tlin city of hiiluin for the your of IMti Is iiow lu my 1 1 mills for collection. All portions are hero by notified to Mtltlu up ir I shall pro ceed to collect tliONuvonil amiiuiitiby law. J. II. Ross City .Marshal nnd Tux Colloutor Fine Watch Repairing Money to loan. diminution Ticket at two'oonts pur miIIooii wiiet stntlous havjliig agents. (nncctlon at Mt .Angel with tag.as for andfwiii Wllholt Mjnonil Springs and at Wijodburn with Southern l'iuiintniiuiiy train (fir and from Portland, Or ... vllt0W Receiver. (lenerolOfils,N Wir. I'lrstV-.d Pine Portland, Oregou. ' ill' C. A. BURBANK No, 317 Cpmmercial Street. $(U diry, I0 oxiMUMta in uilvntico,. Vuu uuuwiKi wnn inoiiin, hiiimy uiii. , loyimmt ut Iioinii or lraMlrur. tlmr. DutliiM tlolliurliitfunil in . .. ..--- ,... w .. ... 11M1U li I No kollo inkltu? ivil. AditroiM with Hums. No imwUiI twrds. iimi, lIAFL'ttitCO, I'lijliny, Olilo i.iiii Ml 4 jrmoQ.r j.. 0 v' ' a - Jfc. JlL J ,