Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 21, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text111 pin mi mi' im THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. TIip Asvlnm Question Again. Salem, Or., Jan. 20, '00. H Learning of Into numerous in Bqulrlcsin regard to thu mnnage- nicnt ot tho nsylum for insane for the state of Oregon, I would re H spect fully ask your vnluablc paper B to make the following inquiries that tho public may know exactly what nuswers those in charge have to m make. Inquiry No. 1. How many in- sane patients have run away in tho past year that the public has never known of? E No. 2. How much wine and I orange cider, etc., does Irving get 1 as a retainer from a certain house In I rialem? No. 3. How about those fruit jars and raisins etc., (to bo continued shortly.) No. 4. Were there ever any vege tables sent to Irving in East Port- laud belonging to the state of Ore gon? No. 5. Tell the public something about the last woman found dead? No. G. Did the superintendent ever make these remarks to the last grand jury, that if 1'cnnoyer was re elected ho would resign; he wauted no inorel'enuoyer. But should there bo a change, and they wishing him to hold over, he would willingly I entertain such a proposition. And what was meant by the remark that he (Lane) had got where he could do better than take an ap pointment? A plain straightforward answer to tho above inquiries will greatly oblige a democrat who has always supported tho Lane family, from I Joseph Lane down to the present I time. A Di:.mocai. "Jkaxhk xofHsT At tho regular meeting of Marion county Pomona Grange, held Sat urday, Jan. 18th, the following reso lutions weie adepted: A resolution favoring the manu facture ofjuto grain sacks by con vict labor at the Oregon penitentiary. Hon. John Minto was appointed a committee to correspond with the honorable secretary of agriculture and procure seed of jute, ramie-and other fiber-producing plants, with a view of making a test of their cul ture in this valley. Wiikreas, The taxes thin county are over two per cent, and &eeni to be very high and burdensome; and whereas we fail to find tho exhibit of county expenditures published in the newspapers as contemplated by law. Therefore, Resolved, That a com mitteeof this grange be chosen to examine and ascertain where the money raised by taxation in this (Marion) county is expended, and especially 1st. The annual cost of roads and bridges, 2nd. The an nual cost of caring for the county paupers, 3rd. Amount paid to county officers. Messrs J. B. Stump "V. I. Ray and J. P. Robertson were cho-en such committee. It was resolved that Marion county Pomona Grange call on the county officers to publish an item ized statement of county expenses for the current year. It was resolved that justice to our class suggests that tho next gov ernor of Oregon should be selected from tho agricultural or mechanical classes. Tho next meeting will be held at Aumsville on Saturday, Feb. 8th. W. M. JIilleary, Secretary. Tlio recent heavy rains in Cali fornia drowned thousands of gophers and destroyed tho egijs of tho Hes sian fly, which nflbrds tho farmers some consolation. The average pay of locomotive engineers on passenger trains in the South, is three cents for every mile run; for freight train engineers it will average about four cents per mile. Kansas manufactured 1,293,275 pounds of sorghum sugar during 18S9, and it ia claimed full 200,000 pouuds more will be obtained from "seconds." The production of 188S was 098,274 pouuds. Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness Hay Fever A Xeivllonu Treatment. Sufferers art' not generally aware that these diseases aro contuutou. or that they are duo to the nrtsenco of liviiui parasites in the Hiilug mem- Itpiini. nP !. ,i iiiini.lil(iii Diane ot tuo nose anri eusiacnian i xubes. Mi( ro?copic research, how-1 ever, has proved this 10 bo a faet, ' and the icsiilt of this discovery is that a simple remedy lias been form uiiueu wnereoy catarrn, caiarrutu deafness and hay fotcr are perma- vdmiuistratoi-'s Nntim i.r the. ruing of nentlv cured in troia one to three "is l'nmi Account, simple applications made at home vroriCE is hereby given to whom it may hv tho iJitlm.t I.H1-.1 In twn wniit'a I -IN conrernthit the undemlgned ailintn-- i,1"1,.1,?'. 1UQ0 '" two1wooKf' utratorofthnMtnw of K. A. Wener, dr 2S. 11. This treatment is l)0t a eeuseil. hswft'ed hUnnalntxunt with said snuifor an ointment; both "have , boon flUr-iii-ilp,! Iiv- wnntnliln nlivhlu- iansas injurious. A pamphlet ex plaining tins new treatment l sent tree 011 reco lit Of Stllin to nilV IKrtS T i rvn m ill I. w,... v . tuRO, by A. H. Dixon it riou, 8J"i ami 33!J West King Street, Turunto, Ciuiudu. ChrUtluu Ad vocal. Suft'orcrs trom Cutatrlial tmublce ehould carefully rend tho a'uovo, 1-1-ly-ood There are 06,110 piuipiTJ, exclu sive of vagrants and lunatiw, la London at the jircsont time. litmuxsvcrrN Catarrnli Can't lie Cttroil with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reacli the seat of tho disease. Catarrah is a blood or con stitutional disease, nnu lit order to cure it you lntvo to take internal remedies. Hull's Catarrah cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrah Cure is no quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of tho best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with tho best blood purifiers, noting di rectly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two In gredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, Sold by druggists, price 75c. aiAiticirr jilpokt. A Synopsis of tlie Markets ltiijlng and Selling l'rlces. SELLING riUCES. Shoulders-Sugar cured.per lb,12a He lireakfast bacon 15 to 17e. Hums Sugar cured, per lb, 10 ffi'lc. Heef 0 Lic. Pork 3 ldUc. Mutton 10c. Venl-10 12lc. Timothy teed l'er pound, Sc; selllug. lied cioer seed Per pound, I lie. Whltoclovcrseed Per pound, 20c. " lleans 5e per lb., elling. Oat meal be.llng nt 4 tofic.) niTYlSO I'KICES. Wheat (-0Mti2c net. Flour Per b in el, $1.23. Oats Per bushel, 20 SOc. Hurley Per bushel, we. limn l'er ton, SU00 nt the mill. Shorts Per ton.Sll.50. Clwp Per ton, S20. Hops 'Quoted at bPo per lb. Kggs .'Joe per dozen. Potatoes l'er bushel, (wc, Corn incnl 3c per pound. Cheese lOffiloc per pound. s Dried apples Per lb., G7c. (Jrecn apples 50cgHi. l'er box. Dried plums Per lb. l7c. Dried peaches Per lb. 10c. Dried prunes Per lb. 10l(ie. llutter Wo per pound foi good Lud--10fi3Uc per lb. Hams 1'ei pound,10li!)c. Ilncon s,Ide 10 per lb. Shoulders 7r !)e per lb. Chlckens8( 10c per pound Hogs On foot UK l!eef-On fool 2 Wool Per pound. 20c. Turkeys Per pound, 16c. Hams, old Per pound, 10c. Young chick us l'er pound, l'Sc Geese SO tu SI) per dox. Ducks $o to $7 per do. roit sale, JTtOK SALK OR TRADE for city property P In talu . , llfty acres of land (.tillable lor grape culture, eight ir lies touthol fca lem. Ali-o.two nundicd acres bet pouch 'nnd for sale nine miles Mmth of biilctn. dirt cheap. U. G. Glen, 318 L'hetneketa btieet, balein. 1IOAKU1NG. PRIVATE HOARDING A lew ladles or gentlemen can obtain, iu reasonal'le cites, good bcird with nicely furnished looms In the hnest part of tho city, light by tho stieet cats, by calling at au" winter sti cet, corner of i 'enter bttect. SOCIUTV NUTIUUS. KNIGHl'Sor PYTHIAS. Regular meet Ing on Tuesday night of each w eek at i:iu p. m. J.O'DONALDiU. C. W. H. H. WATERb. K. of R. and b. OLIVE LODGE No. IS, I. O. O. F., meets 'n Odd Fi'Uowh' Hull uptutlrs. Cornei Coininerclal and Ferry stieets, overy SaU uiilayat 7:.10p. m. J. L. Mm m vl, I. a. Manning, Seeiotary. N. G G. tV. R. Sedgwick Post, No. 10, Depart ment of Ui'CL'on. moots ovrv Mnndn evening at tho hull over tho Oregon Land company's olllce. Visiting comiades nri coidlally Invited to attend. D. C.SiiiiiiMAN, Post rommailcr. S. A. ItANDI.i:, Adjulii u. PJtOl'KsSIONAL CARlis J. SHAW. J. T. GKLGG. A'1 TTORNEYS AT LAW, ."nlem, Oregon. Offlco tlrst door to tho left at head of stairs in (he re ir of Ladd &. Rush's bank. miL.MON KOR1), attorney nt law, Salem, L Oregon. Olllco uistalrs in Patton's block. JOHN A. CARSON, Connc'lor and attorney nt law. Member of the Bir of Ontario, Canada, Instate street, balein, Oregon. PHYSICIAN. MILS. DR. M. K. McCOY physician and surgeon, has located and taken rooms over bqulto Fanar's gtocery stoie. Chronic diseases a spec laity. Consul tutlou free. 12-21dw w P. WILLIAMS, KTLNOURAPHHR and Typewi tlor Copyist. Will make reports of tiials. etc.: convlnir on tvne- wrlter accurately and neatly dono. Olllco over A. T Yeaton's furniluro store, Com mercial street, Salem. CHARLES C. CURTIS, M. D., Surgeon nnd Homoeopathic phjslclun. Olllce and residence, J5T Courtstiect, in otllco lot meily occupied by Dr. RLden, S.ilem, Or. Oillco hours 8 to'Jn. m. nnd fiom 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. in. Diseases of tho rectum nnd chtonle diseases a specialty. Fifteen years experience. dw A NDREW II. DIVHN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ISalem, Oregon. Offlco heurs: 0 to 11 a. m., U to 5 (and to o p. III. Oftlcc: Court street, next door east of Dr. Rowland, Rosider.ce, 801 Chemoketa st. NOTICE. -yrC-TICE is i, .,-eb given that nt a meet L ingof tho stockholder of the CAr ir.vi. Jhuiinai. I'liblislilng compiny.held Dot ember Ith, 18M), by unauiii'tous oio the en pi tnl stock of tho company '"us Increased from Klve Thousand to Ten Thousand Dollars. .M.J CHAMJ1KRLAIN. Secretary. Delinquent Tax Notice. 7TT.I( - 'E .T8 hbrkuy .given that XX "e ueiiniieiii llt IISI III ins c ty OI !, r,,rti, .',.,,,. nr lauu u ,,. i',. Milom for the j ear or ixu is now in in) nanus iur oouei non. ah persons are here by untitled to settle up r I shall pro ceed to collect the several amounts bv luw. J H.ROSS City .Mardlml anil Tax Cullootor tute in .the amnty ouj t of the Mate ot Oiton, for tin. county of Murlon, and tnat MONDAY. JaNTARY 3, im, at tbe 18 o'clock a. in., In the county oouit 1.1 ,irt a, i a time aud uiiuttt fur liarwi Ing objoctlotb to aid final hooouiU aud the eiUemeut tiiemof. ALONZO GKsNER, AdioinUtratorol the usutecif R. a. Ge- ner, Un-eused J. J. MURPHY, Aduu'Atty. Nov. i, WW, ll-W-ltw VTOTICEU heroby ghen that tho purt 1 nerktaip hwetofure exIkUug between m. A ThouiuM and John M. ISivn . ha -. Aniufli mi I ben dlrwilved. Purtle owlue or lwiuK 1 bilU ngalnt said Arm van wti If wit b either I prty John m. Paynk. 1S90. Harper's Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's WeeHy hn a wcll-estnblMied place mi tho leading Illustrated nouspaper in America. The fairness or Its editorial comments on current politics has earned for It the respect and conlldeuco or nil Im partial reiuieis, and thoMtrlcty nndcxccl Jenco of Its literary contents, which In clude serial and shorl stories by tho bet and most popular writers, tit It fur tho pe rusulof peoploof tho widest rangeof tastes and pursuits. Tho Weekly supplements aro of remarkble variety, Inteiest and value. No expense Is spared to bring the highest order of artistic ability to bear upon tho lllustrntlim of the changeful phases of home and foreign history. A Mexican romance, from lite pen of Titos A. .innvlcr, Mill appear In tho Weekly In InlSW). HAKPEU'S PERIODICALS. l'EK YEAH: Harper's Weekly SI 00 Harpei's Magazine 4 00 Harper's a7ar 4 00 Harper's Young People .. 200 Postage free to all subcrlbers In tho I'nb tea states, uinuan, or mcmco. The volumes of tho Weekly begin with tho Hist number for January of each year. When no time Is mentioned, stibseilbtlons will begin with t he number curi en tut time of lecelpt of order. Hound volumes of Harper's Weekly for three years back,. In neat cloth binding. win be sent by mall, postage paid, or by express, ireo of expenso iprolded the freight does not exceed one dollar per vol ume), lor S7 per volume. Cloth cases forcuch volume, suitable for binding, w 111 be sent by mail, post-paid, on lecelptol SI each. Remittances shuiild be made bv post olllce money order ordrafl,toaoid chance of loss. Newspapers aro not to copy this ad -cr-tlenieul without tho cxpiess oulcr of Harper & Hrothers. Address Harper & Biothcrs, New Yoik 1S!)0. Harper's Bazar. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's 15a7ar Is a Join nnl for the home Giving the latent Infoimatlou with legaiil to fashions, Its numerous Illustiatlons, fashion plates, and pittern sheet supple uients arc indispen-iiblo alike to the home die-s-maUerand the pioleslonal modl-te No expens-e Is sjined in making its urtlsth attiMctlenes ot tho highest order. It closer shoit stoiles, pailor plajh, aim thoughtful essajs s.itls.ty all taste-, and It last pige is famous asubudgeteof wit and hniniir. In Its weekly issue everything t included which is ot luteie-t to women Durihgib'ioolher Thome Miller, t hilstlm l'eihunc Hertlck, and vary Lowe Dicken -.on will lespoctivelv furnish a rerles o. papeis on "The Daughter at Home ihieo Meals n Day." and 'Tho Woman oi ihe Period." TheM'rlal novels will bow tit ten by Walter He-ant and F. W. Robin son. HARPER'S PERIODICALS. per year: Hni per's Rnrnr SI OC Harper's Mngalno I u Harper's. V eckly I U limpet's Young People '2 Oi Po-tngo fieo to all subscriber! 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Harper's .Magazine has also made special nitangemcnts with Al nhonso Daudet, tho greatest of living r reucu uoveiisis, ioi mo ociusivo puuil cation, In serial form, of a hiimcious story, to be entitled "Tho Colino-tH of T.irascen: tho last Advcntuic" of tho Kamotis Taitn rln." Tho story will be translated by Hen ry James, and Illustrated by Roasl and MVtbacb. W. D. Howells will contrbnto a novel ette In tluce parts, and Lafe.idlo Heain a novelette In two parts, entitled "Youmy," handsomely Illustrated. Jo Illustrated papeis, touching subjects ofcurient inteiest, and in Us slioit stoiios, poems, and timely article", the Magazine will maintain its well known siandatd. HARPER'S PERIODICALS. J'ER year: Harpei's Mngn.luo ji 00 Harpei's weekly .... l uo llnrper'n Uanr 1 00 Harper's Young People 2 00 Postngn Frio to all subsci Ibers in the United btateo, Cnnndti, or Mexico. The Volumes of thoMugnzIno bogln with the Numbori'for Juno and December of each year. When no time Is hpocllicd, sub scriptions will beg n with the Number current nt tho tiincof receipt ol order. Round Volumes of Harper's Magiiluefor threo years buck, Iu nout cloth binding, will be sent by mall, poit paid, on r mlpt ofstwpervoluino ( tothwistf.irblndlu 50 cehtN oaeh by mail, poit-pld. Index to Harper's Magazine, Alphabeti cal, Analytical, and Clattiiitled, fur 'oluine 1 to "0, intluslvofrom June, isx). to June, 18, one vol., Kvo, cloth, f 00 Remlttnueeti should be Hindu by Post otf)eeinoneyor(lirordiHft,toiioldoliaucu of long. Xewrnanersuienot to coppy thin advu'. tl.einent without the exire4 oider ifi iiurncriic itroiner. Audieiw: Harper A Rivthers, New Yorl Kofcreo's Snlc. BY virtue and by authority of a decree of thticlicult court ol tliosinteiif l)rc Son, for Mnrlon eiiimtv, nmde on the 2Ut ny of October, ll, being ihv keventh day of tbeOKloberUTiii of mi Id court, the mi demlgned, an leluieu, will will at tiubUe auction, fur catli iu liAOd, to the hlnlie.t bidder, at the went door of the oourv Imiuho llih lein.Miiriciii louuly. stale iirtiroii at the hour of 2 o'clock iu thf ufieciiooii i.l Maturduy, the lot day of Kebiuart, 10, all the light, title and inrertmiof Mary It Rutherford. Robert lii li. Kdllh VV'ull. Pea ll W. Wltaell, M t. Aduin, KdnaAd hiiis, Cora Admim, Ixirliida Kurlow Mnrv-t Huiukiker and Jane Unborn, iu and tu the eaat lint of (ho donntlon mud olulni of JwmH. Adama and Rcbeeoa Aitoina, Ills wiiv, iiotifloalion No. lui. vituaU) Id e tlon32anl a,t kouiIi r 2 vve.i, koiIhiv tlims and 6 t laaooih, r 9, went ut tbe Willamette Meridian, Marion txunly, and aute of Orefon, and oonliiiutnir 8 acre of laau, mure or cm M. L. CH AMRKRLIN. Referee. THE CAPITAL EVEMTN'G JOURNAL. ELLIS k WHITNEY, llf t i o woritfi Livery anil Feed Barns , Good rigs alwujs on In nd unci furnished on sunn nonce. Prlvato boarding of hoises and stock n specialty. Olllce and barns nt tho corner of Trado and Commercial streets. NEW LIVERY STABLE. Jay Smith Sole Proprietor. t'orncr Ferry nnd Liberty streets, N. 13. cor from Chomekcto hotel, Salem, Or. Good accommodations for commercial travelers. First-class rlga always on hnnd Charges rensonublo New Express Wagon. WILLIAM II0LC0X1) Has started a new express wagon nnd Is now ready to deliver baggage to and from iuu ticpoi, nuu 10 any iniri, ui me cny. Ilagnugo of nny kind delivered on shcrt notice J. J. CULVER County Survoyo JAMES WALTON, Topographer W. H.tBYARS. Civil Engineer Byars, Culver i Walton Surveyors & Topographers. Surveys, drnfts, plats maps nnd descriptions of lands, townlots, anil roads, ditches, stieets, sewers, alleys, etc. et , made and furnished nt rnncrmnliln tirlpfe. Mirt Light Solar Trankt. corners and lines re-es-w. a l. e. ouRixr tabllshed from original Tor, h. r. flpjj notes. Grades iui ditches, mad;-, streets or bow ers, with estimates Tarnished on uppllca Hon. Address County Surveyor's olllce Sjlem, Oiegou. $ 67? Le R'cnati's sS aeu? uAse? HEALTH. " h7. R!c,',u's Oolt,n Balsam No. 1 Circs Clmcres, firj. and s cond slaves Sores f n tho Legs and D:dy; Sore Ea-s,' kyc',.iN?s,?,p.',0-,.CoV:'cr-c Ior:d Eiotchos Sypilllllijtatirili, Useascd Scalp, and all primary fo-ns ot tho discaso l,nown as Sjplulis. Prlro, f 3 CO per lloMIe. uii juciimi's u uinn n.ilsam No. 3 .uiua j -To'tbry llcrcurlalOj-p'il.ltlo Rheu n, Talni In tho Bones, Pains In tho nia.icm, rami in tho Bones, Pains In tho Held, luck cf tho Neck, Ulcerated Soro Syph.llt'c Hash, Lumps and con- I'ori'n, Stiffness of the Limbs, and ttj n 1 d sca'o from tho sjstom. trictcd C' c-ullmttj wnstner eaiuca by ind scrctlon or abuso Li mu cuij. K.iing mo uijod pure and l.cnltln l-lro C5 (.0 por X oltle. .7 kticlxui . Gnldon k nnlsh Antl. aoto fc r t' o airs cf Gono-rlica, Gleet lrrltatlrnC ncl, an 1 n't Urlni-y or Oonl' til dirarraii,;cni(.nt;. I'rltoSa 50 nor Ilotllo. Lp UIcliiii' i rolilou Hp-inlsli In. "ct!'ii, Its'vc-o cis'scf Oonorrhma, 1 '!m:iiiii ti yf.lcrt. Btrlcturce,S.c. Prlco SI ' .er BjIc. I.o Klc'.)s3 Q-iiaon O'ntment 'ir t o cT 'ia lioii n 'rffyp'.iil.tlo R'rc, imarruii- -. Pi-t-o&l LO n r Rot. lot lc!i i 'i Colli., i Pll s-.Nrio .nil V.r it '.n-iti loss o! physi-ol pow ur c-ct;i i i : .pr't rostration, cte. Pitco f O J'T Cpx. T uiSo i . A i.ejviiic, Hint ucrjKlicio, C. O. J)., rccurely lvvcked per cxi)rcK3. C- ': ,IJP.rVW' co- AKent, i-i Iz 4J0 ti'isn-no r'rect. Corner Ujj-. H-t Tra-iri-co, Cil. cir.cuLAit ziAiLcij rune Overland to VTA SoiiOiflrn Pacific Company's Line. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Time beUefti Salem and San FrancIscoC2 TLirt)-sl Hours, CALIFORNIA KXPltlWS TKAIN UDN DA I LI iirrrwi:KN ronTLAH) ands. f. South. North. 10:15 n. m. 7:51 n. in 7:00 p. in. l:uo p. in. I 0:11 p. m. 7:15 a. 111. Lv. Lv. Ar. Portland Salem San Fran. Ar. Lv. Lv. LOCAL l'Ab.Si:KOKH TltAIN ( DAILY KX I'KIT SUNDAY). i:OU a. in L v. Portland Ar. I 3:15 p. in. 11:10 a. m L halnm Jv. 12.5 p. m. A 10 p. m Ar. Kugeno Lv. 0:00 a. m PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. For accommodation ol second class pnst-cngero attached to express trains, Tlio.s. p. company's furry makes con neetlon with .,11 tho regular trains on th Kas Kino Division from footol h stieo Portland. .Vest Side Division. Between Portland and Cervallis: DAILY (KXCKIT SUNDAY). 7:30 it. m, VA:'S) p. in. 0:20 p. in. 1:.'!0 p. m. A l Albany and CoiMilils connect with iralns ol Oiegon Pacific Railroad, j limn east in Through tlekotsto all points south nnd California F.Xl'HIMHTHAiy (DAILV'tixCFITHLM) VY 1:80 p. in. 8.-00 p. m. fLv. Portland SIT Ar.MoMlnnvllIeLv. FKoj a. iu 5:15 a. in. Through Tickets Til till poll n0UTH and EAST VIA California.. i'or lull lulorination ingardiug rulw main. ctc,Hiuly to iht, Coifipany't. ugeni -'alcin, OretfOfl. IS. P. IlOOERS, Awtl. , V. nnd Puss. Ak'I IL KOK1ILKH, Man-iver st7R In tOf(n v ".ON " "' " mado vw j iu t.ijj worKiiigror u. .gcuis prefi'i'r, d who can fiiriiiuli .. horw nnd give tin Ir whole limn i t Ut bt.iii(. Hjiuie iiiiiiini)it.iriay bo protiUildy einplnj t(j n,o. A few vaaincle. In towim and titles. II. Y Jobnuon iCo., lOOfa Muln nt , Rlihuiuiid. Va. N. li Pleave stale agnatul inihlnws ex. IHirleue. Neur mind about keudliitr stump fur reply. li. K. .I..I CO. 4-A.Klll.H - IN'KlTIt A Mrf .. ..:.:... , I Fire aiid if ' I rine, JO. AI.IIRUT, Agetit, . . Holem, Oregon I r . . S Lggo Iswtsfxl wi3R at . ts s m sm am iH fjfoS? gssmVJtlftw mm fmmw ST.i:U 1IANK4. JnliAim Ron (LUU1ULI Mtum SALEM, OREGON. WM. N. LAIU'E. l)U. J. KKYNOLtlH, JOHN MOIR, - - President, Vice Presldeut, Cashier. GENERAL BANKING, Exctinngo on Portland, San Francisco, New York, London nnd Hong Kong bought nnd sold. State, County and City warrants bought. Farmers nro cordially Invited to deposit nnd transact business with us. Liberal advances made on wheat, wool, hops and other property at rcnsonnoio rates. Insurance on such se curity can bo obtained nt tho bank In most reliable companies. ESTAJ5I.ISHKD 11Y NATIONAL AUTHOltlTY OK- SALEM - Capilal Paid up, Surplus, - - - OREGON. $75,000 - - 10,000 IFjV R. 8. WALLACE, - President. V. V. .MARTIN, - Vice-President. J. 11. ALHERT, ..... Cashier.' DIRECTORS! W.T.Gray, W. W. Mnrtln, J. M. Mat tin, R. H. Wallace, Ur. W. A.CusIck, J. H. Albeit, T. MeF. l'ntton. LOANS MADE To farmers on wheat and other market able produce, consigned or in store, cither In prlvato grauatles or public wai chouses. Siaio and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on Now York, Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, London, Pails, llerllu Hong Kong and Calcutta. Cheap Money. aTONEY to lend at low lates upon faun No delnv nflor 11JL nnd city property. ood tlllo shown by abstract. .Ions A. CAiisoN, i ttorney nt Law, Vi Stale Street, Salem. If the Willamette Unlver Ity Salem, Ore :ou, the most successlul Mush: Beliool on he Northwest Coast. Courses In lnusleuie qunl to Eastern muslo schools. Yearlv at endancoofneaily ono liundieil nnd ilfty I'ho able coips of teachers for tho coming -chool j ear will bo Prof. Z. M. Parvln, Lconn Willis, Miss Eva Cex: nsslstnnl ciehers, Miss Lulu M. Smith, Miss Hnlly Pailsh, and Mss Mamie Parvln. Rraitchestjuightaio Vocal Culture, Piano, irgan, Violin, Pipe Organ, Harmony, ounterpolut, nnd Class Teaching. Diplomas given on completion of couri-o Send foreataloguo nnd circular. .. M PARVIN 7-iJd.lm-wlm. netting Sew NEW STOKE ! NEW GOODS 1 1 NEW PRICES ! ! ! The variety store lately opened up In Dr. Rowland's brick on Court httcet; has Just tecelvedn largo Invoice of Vai letytgoods, including CHRISTMAS GOODS, HOLIDAY GOODS AND 5 AND 10 CENT GOODS. Wo hnve an endless variety of Fuiiey House tccplng Goods and Novelties. Some gieat bargains nio ollorctt In theso goods. Kerybody is invited to call and seo how much you can buy lor a nickel or a dollar. -Cheapest place In town to buy your Holiday Goods. MRS. N.J. HURFORD. DEAR GIRL Tnko no Tally from nny young man, but If they offer you a nlco Uox of Hellcnbrand's Square Cliocolalo Creams, mnde only by his Patent Process, tnko them, ami tell them to come nguln, for they are superior to any inado In the United States. Fine Watch Repairing IIY C. A. BURBANK No, 317 Commercial Street. Scaled Proposals. QKALHD PROPOSALS ii to Invited by the ij Mnrlon County Improveincnl com lany for inrnlshlng 10,000 ties fur tho con. stiuctlon nfthnMilem undsllvei ton Steam Motor rallwuy and Suletn Roll Lino. Ties to bo either sawed or hownol sound timber U8 Inches. Hleetloiij. If hewn, loss I tut n Ti 'itch lace will not bo I ('dived. Ift.tOO to bodeliered ut convenient polutsulougtho proposed bell line, and V5,0u0 ulong tho pro KM'd lino from Salem to blUerliin, bo iueen tlioStntP Agricultural fair grounds ni.il West Pudding rlwr. Dllcry In the city to he marie by the 18th of April, lKIK), and from the lair ground ritsteils by the llr-t of Mil) next. Proposals lor iho cintlio lot or for nnv ' her in even Ihotisiiuiis will be consid ered. .i. piopofetils must be nddruakod to thu Mailon Iniinovemcnt ciiiiwin,v, Hnliun, Oiegon, and ciidoired mi the enveloon, "PiupiMulH Tor Tuw " '1 he pruponiiN will beorK'iied In Ihe ulllco of Ihe comiuinv In Mi'lem at psDp m Jnuimry 27ih, Jsmo, The ilKht to njectnny mid nil bhU I re- i;:;',";;:;f;: l-8-lw.2t ' erven. MARION f'Ol NTV IMPROV Htdcin, Or., Jiui.7, Jt-UJ. MEN 0MI W' rK I'or Lot or 1 ulllnc MAMnOOUi A PflQITfUP"' Lo,t f- loiiimr mahjiooiji r. uv....utntiiM iiervo t Uebllltri CiTTTi T1 Wkntof BcdyiiMlnaiEffMU V J J-VJCi ofErrcrorEiM'tinOld-Yourr, Hl,uI.II.UIIubMdrlltLMlr.d. ll.lr.lirrii Slrt.tlk.. Hf.l, I..i.UwmI llnw i.J firUarlMr, AUtUUIr BafallUv IUa 7n-ll II.BAI m m d. l!aTllrrlr4TlUI,Trrrlurli4,rtlilHlrl.. Iifa.wriUllij. ll.W.iiM.ii.lallBl,i.rf.ill4 ,MlW" ""MI0ltue0.,lttrAlO,II.T. . rhevflfi&rmon Elders' Book on e&6il ktrtonh, TMlUd ttu to uunrlP w i Hot 1) Conservatory of Music 01 I HI M SroillMHILMIHmMIIMjHIIHIIM !! IXTBW lUnnlVAtttt QTflBl J! Chas. Pugh, Proprietor, (Successor to Rclllnger it Co.) HARDWA.RB AND- ill! In. U I A complete lino always In stock. M stock Is bought now and for eah, af fording me tho opportunity to sell at the most rcasonablj prlrcs. The best and latest Improved machinery nlwnyson hand. Olllco nnd store rooms nt Helllngcr's old stand on State street. A. K. STRANG, No. 303 Commercial Street, SALEM, - - OREGON. -DRAI.Elt IS- STOVESand RANGES Plarabing, Gas and Sfcam Killing. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. 3- Agent for tho RICHARDSON A 110YNTON COMPANY'S rurnaccs. Ks tubllshcd In 119 GEORGE WILKINS' NEW BUTCHER SHOP On Liberty street, across tho brlilgo In North Vnlem. All kinds of meats kept on unnd. 6-J!0tr Just Received At Chnrles Culvert's Millinery Rnraarono of tho llneMt linen of Millinery Goods ever brought to balem. All goods nro of the latest design and have been brought dliect fiom tho .Millinery Emporiums of San Francisco. Tho ladles of Salem nl d uurrnuntliii!? country nro Invited to ci u umI lnsticot this one of goods. ' Twlsli to employ it row ladles on n salary to tako charge of my business at their homes. Light, very iasclnatlng and health till. Wages SI0 per week. Relei euros given Good pay lor part time. Addrct.3 with stamp. MRS. .MARION WALKER. Louis ville, Ky. 11.21-lin For the Public Good. It Is an Indisputable iact Mint tho hand somest vestibule trains that urn now run on tho American continent ato thio on the lltiillnglou lottto, leaving from Union depot In Denver, alo St. Paul, Immediate ly on arrival of all through trains from the uest. Tho Hist and second class coaches aro lungnlllccnt. tho lee Ining chair cars suburb, the Pullman sleepers ostiomcly luxuriant, and us for thu meals that mc s.erved iu those pc'.nco Durlington dining en-h yum yum. Tho next time you go east to Kansas City, Chicago or St. Louis, If you mention to the ticket agent thatyou want your ticket to tend Jrom Denver or St. Paul over the Rtitlington route, you will get it, and you will always bo glad of If you go vlntlte Northern or Canndinn Pacific, tho elegant vestlhulo trains ol Tho Uurlington Routo, between St. Paul and Chicago, or St. Louis, will carry von along tho eastern shore ot tho Mississippi river for a dlstanco of XX) miles, amidst scenery tuatcinnot bo surpassed; or, iryou go via the Oregon Shorl Line or Southern Pacltle, and your tlcitsi lends via Tho lltiillnglou Routo from Cheyenne or Den ver, you will pass tnrougn all tho thriving cities nnd towns located iu what is popu larly known as tho Heal t ol tho Continent. for ittrtlior information apply to A. C, Sheldon, Uenernl Agent, 83 Klrst street, Portland, Oregon. J-lUditwti 31AJIVEL0US 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 correspondence Classes. Prospectus, with opinions ofDr Wm.A. Hammond, tho woild-famod Specialist In Mind Diseases, Daniel Greenleaf Tlionir son, tho grout Psychologist. J.M.Ruekly St11. (I. D. D., NJ V uuiwi in mo LIUISIIIIU AllVOUllC Richard Pro -tor, thosclontist, Hour W. W. Aslor. Judith 1' .. J.,,,IUUII1UI III-HJ Rcnjnmiin, mid othcis, Kent post free by ITor. A. LOISETTJC, 37 I'lRy Avo N Y Jc-l!Wt0. dw DR. JORDAN & Co.'s MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 701 MnrkctsLSan Kianclhco Admission 2o cents, Oo and learn how to avoid disease. Consultation and treatment personally or b) letter, on spermatorrhoea orgenltal weakness, nnd nil dlseussoof men. Send for a book. Prlvato olllco 211 Consultation frco. enry street. HKE HANGING LAMPS TJ103IAS JJUJtKOWS Has Just received u now lino of tho Intent stylo or hanging lumps which will bo sold ut thu most rciihonuhla ruins Wo nln carry u lull lino or Groceries, I'eeil, Cfgais, iobucco, ' Crockery and Glassware ! Don't fall to sample our nuw lino of con. Icetloiiery. No. Stfl ( oininorelal Street Knlom, Oregon. Brick and file for Sale MURPHY & DESART, Hueeei,sorH to I), Nash, Imvo u well nsinh llshed Illicit anil Tlio faulor.v In North Stilwm, near Iho JtilrgrniiiuU, mid uro tue pined Uifuinliih llist-olinw lirlek iiiulllli on short iiotlco. Reception Saloon. ' m 0mm " l U ' lAl 260 Commerciaf Street. KiaitLIN, puop. riiBb,t of Wliiw, LUjuum snd Uiwirt, Hiilommid Kxtxiit Ihmr,goHl Liuicli tTTmi ter In eoniieuil.iii, whern yon will b Mred HOT OH COLD LUNCH JS8, Mnndwlohwi Wlunerwunit "mil in tuul ev- M' r)' ytniiiK Is In good ciyin unci the tout ol tentlon Hill iiRtirwn lo cimtoiiiiirc. muii umilmi mm oiuiu Farm emeus uuumumui itnMiMVBLmacwa WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Mrndiintes StmlenlA in r J Normal, Business, Law, AND MEDICAL COURSES. It Is tho oldont, largest nnd leant expen sive institution of lournlng In tho North, wont. Sehool opons first Mourtay In September Semi for cntnloguo to TH08. VAN SCOY, President. '7: Salem, Oregon, Northern Pacific Railroad, GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY I NO CHANGE OK CARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points Hnstvin St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only llne'runulng Passenger trains, second class sleepers (lice or charge) Luxurious Day coaches, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, Pulace-Dlnliig Cars, (meals Too) from Port land to tho cast Sco that your ticket read via the Northern Paclllc railroad nnd nvjtd the chnngoofcars. Leavo Poitland nt8n. m.ntul 8:10 p. m. dally arrlvo at Minneapolis or St. Paul at 11:0.-1 p. tn. l'Aca-io Divisiok. Train loavo Front nnd G street dully nt 11:55 n. in, nnd 8:10 p. in.; Arrlvo at Tucomn ut 7:10 p m and h'20 a m at Ivo SeattlH U:25ii in and9:3o p. m Through Pullman Palaco Sleeping Pars, eleganiday coichus, Hnest palace dining cars between Portland, Taeomnnnd Seattle dliect. Dally service. A 1). CHARLTON Abst.Uun'l Pass. Agent, 121 l-'lmt St., Cor wnsltiugtonSt., l'ortlaud. Oiegon, DJpot Corner First undo HtriR. THE YA0UINA ROUTE, OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oregon Development ennipmiv's steamship line. !235 miles shorter, !W hours lesstnne thnn by nny otiiet louto. First class thtough p.issonser ami freight line fiom l'oitlnnd nnd all iiolnta In Iho Wll lamotto vullev to and from tan I'ranoisco TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcopt stinunys). Leue Albany ...... Leave Corvallis nlvo Ynqulnn Leave Ynquli'it Leave Corvallis Vnlvo Albany O. A C. trains connect at Corvallis. - UOOPAi -iJOPM - 8:80 I'M - -HM5AM 10:16 AM 11:10 A M Albany and TJionboo trains connect nt YAQUINA with the Oiegou Dexolopmont Wh Line Jl.stea-.ishlpsbatwcou Yiuiulna nnd .Sim I't.mclsco. SAIMX0 DATKS. srRAMinw. rnoM vauin JVIllnini'lto Vnlloy :Mondiiy Sept. Wlllaniotlo Valley Tuesday ' l Willamette Vnlloy, Wetlnosdny " 2" UrUAJIKIW, KKOM SAN FKANC1&CO Wllliunelto Valley Wednesday, Sept. t Wllhimetto Valley Kilifay " la vVllmmotto Valley Snttiidiiy ' ill Williimutto Valley.. Hunilay " jw This company resctcs tlio ught to ohango Balling dittos without notice. .m,.1,, J!"s!'".F'rsfr""ll,l-tl"" 1 H lllninotto Valloy points eun mnko close connection with tho tialus of tho YAOUINA nqilTE ut Albany orCon-nlllB uurt If destined to San Imndsoo, should iiiiaiigoloniiiNout aiiuiiia, tho evening beiorodalo of sailing, I'lisstiigrr ami I'rclglit Hides Mh.ivs Iho ''?; 'ipfihlonniillnniipply to Messrs, HL'LMAN C)., Pieight and Ticket Agents LTO nnd LIB Kiont St.. Portlmid. Or. or to C.C. IIOQUE, Ao't Oen'l VrU A Pass. Agt., Oregon PnclfleR. R. Co., (! H.HABWKLU,Jr.aonJf,K,.r4,Ur 1 1. iKi. uruKini iioveiopmont Co., SOI Montgomery St.; Han I'lnnclMX), Cal 'Iho Oiegou Paclllo stonmboaU on tho Wlllamotteo river division will leavo Port land, houth-bound, Monihiy, Wednesday and l-'rlday .ittla. iu. trrlvo nl CorMillls Tuosdny, Thursday and Saturday at K:'J0 p. m. Loavo ('orvalllH. north-bound, Monday, Wednesday and Kiliiny ut 8a. in, Anlveat Portland, TueBdiiy, TVursdny and Hattirday at !I:.I0 n, in. On Monday, Wudnesdny nnd Krl'lny hnlh luvtli i.iid south-bound boats llooMir night at Halom, leaving there ut t n. in. C. C. HOOUK. A.0.1'nndP. Agent. Union Pacific 11 'li Company "OVEHLANJ) ROUTE." J'rnliiH for the east lcavo j'oi Hand at 7.00 im and 0.00 pm dally. Tie els to ami from principal polutii In tin UnllydStttlBH Cn uilu and hurojie. Elegant Sow Dining Oars. PULLMAN PALACE SLlfflRS. Preo I'nmlly f leeplng Onrw run through on Lxpietw trains to Onmhu, Council lllulU and JCiuiiuis City without change- Connect Ions at Pnrtlund forBun l'liincls cnuiid Pugct Sound points. Por ItirtlHir pnrtteu'Kr nddreM any ugoutof ihecoinpuiiy or t. w. i.BK, a. r. a. CM. 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