-. i& : j. .
THE CAPITA! EVENING JOUTCNAL.
ELLIS' t WHITNEY,
Proprietors of t ho
FavoriteLiYcry and Feed Barns
Good rigs nlways "" ,mml nnrt nirmshed
cnPrV0rMnb0oiiniln"f horses nnl Rtock ft
'ce nnd barns nt the cornor of Trndo
,nd ( wnmeirtal streets.
XEW LIVERY STABLE.
Jay Smith Sole Proprietor.
Corner Ferry nnd Liberty streets, N. E. cor
from Chemcketo hotel, Salem, Or.
Good accommodations for connnerolol
travelers. Flret-cluss rigs nlwoys ou hand
Charges reasonable
Oregon R. R. Company Line.
(Limited.)
O. N. SCOTT, RECEIVER,
Tickets for any point on this line for sale
at the depot, foot of Jcirerson strcct.nnd -it
the United carrage nnd baggage Transfer
company's oillce. corner Second nnd rlne
itreeTs. Commutation Tickets nt 2 cents
General ofllccs northwest corner First
nd Pine street., Portland.
SALEM HANKS,
Ladd & Bush
BANKERS.
IRON BUILDING, SALEM
Transact nKcnernl banking business In
i1.brnnUe.i- ,fno bauk h,lH connection
inn nU'ft"? re8n. Washington, Moti.
wnii and Idaho, and correspondents In all
too principal towns of thoso states.
Capital .
National Bank,
From
Portland
Silver-Coburg
tonac mall
LVAM
KAST SIDE.
Stations.
IV PH
400
600
553
700
Toward
I'artland
Port'ndl'ort'd
mall Exp
Alt Tit AK.tM
8 00 J'ortl'nd 8 P Co 3 45 10 45
9 55 llay'8 Landing. 2 38 0 45
10 CO Woodburn 1 40 8 4U
11 47 Sllverton 12 20 7 30
5 07 Hrownsvllloj... 7 40
8 60 Coburg 6 00
WEST 81 DK
Atrlle mall Portland mail
LV AM AH I'M
7 45 -Portland P&WV. 4 33
10 45 Dundee Junction 2 05
2(b , Sheridan 10 27
4 16 Dallas 8 22
4 55 Monmouth 7 3S
555 Alrllo (145
Ktwif
SALEM -
Capital Paid op, -
iurplus,
OREGON.
575,000
50Q JWBf 4
$,C 0 ? h0 aienau s
7.V . . HIM RDM
HASpT
Jl
:Wal
HEALTH.
Le Rlchftu'a dolden Balsam No.' 1
Cures Chancres, flril and sjcond stn"c:'
Sores en tho Legs and Bedy: Sore Ears.
all
aypnuii. -riro, i a VV per Ilottle.
L Rlchnu'a a-ldon Balsam No. a
Cures Tertiary, MercurlalSyphilltlc Rheu
mutism, Pains In tho Bones, Pain) in tho
He&d, back, of the Keck, Ulcerated Boro
Throat, Syphilitic Hash, Lumps and con
traded Con's, Stiffness of tho Limbs, and
endicatu all d'scaso from thd system,
whether caused by Indiscretion or abuso
of Mercury, leaving tho blx)d puro and
healthy. Prlcn 5 CO por I'ottlo.
Lo Klclmu Golden S anlslt Anlt
doto for. tho euro of Gonorrhoea, Gleet,
irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni
tal disarrangements. I'rlce $! 50 pur
Itottlo.
L f UchauM Golden Spanish In
t.tlnn, forswore cassof Gonorrhoea,
ItiflAEiiu to-y Gleet. Stricturcs.io. Price
Hi i I per Bottle.
Lb Itlchiiu's Golden O'tttinent
ior tno tlf ctie licnliivjof Syphliilic Sore,
and emotions. X'rlcoOl CO p-r Box.
I.e Mclinu's Golden I'll s Xcr3
and lira'.i treatment; loss ot physl"al pow
er, c-u.cn or over-work. Prostration, etc.
Price 63 OO per Box.
Tiiuio i.i.d Nervine,
Sent everywhere, C. O. V., rccurely packed
per express.
C. P. niCIIAYt'Os"& CO, Agents,
427 J: 4:9 Kansonio street. Corner clay,
Sin Francisco. Csl.
CinCl'LAll 1UILLO THEE.
to Call
VIA
Soutk'ii Pacific Company's Line.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Time llftween Salem and San Francisco -2
Thirty-six Hours.
CALIFORNIA KXPHESS TRAIN 11UN DAIII
BETWEEN TORTLAFD AND 8. F.
South. 1 North.
4:00 p. m. I Lv. Portland Ar. 10:45 a, m.
B:44 p. m. I Lv. Salem Lv. 7:53 a. in.
7:45 a. m. Ar. San Fran. Lv. 7:00 p. m.
LOCAL" PA8SENQEK TRAIN ( DAILY EX
CEIT SUNDAY).
&00 a.m. Lv" Portland Ar. I 3:45 p. m.
11:10 a. m Lv Salem Lv. 1 12:52 p. m.
40 p.m. Ar. Eugene Lv.1 D.OO a. m
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
For accommodation ol second class
passengers attached to express trains.
TheS. P. company's ferry makes con
nectlon with all the regular trains on th
East Side Division from foot of stiee
Portland.
ffe$t Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
. DAILY (KXCKPT SUNDAY).
7:33 a.m. I
iz- p. m.
Lv.
Ar.
"Portland
Corvallis
Lv.
6:20 p. in.
1:30 p. m.
At Albunv anil CorvalliH oonneut with
trains ef Oregon Pacific Hall road.
Through tickets to all points south and
east via California
EXPRESS TRAIN (DAILY KXCE1T SUNDAY
4:5J d. m.
8KM p. ra.
Lv. Portland ATI
Ar.McMinuvlllo Lv.
"9:00 a. m.
6:45 a. m.
Through Tickets
To all polutfi -
"OUTII and EAST
VI A--
California.
or tull information regarding rates
maps, etc., apply to the Company's agent
Balem Oreeon.
g. P. HOOEIW, AMU a. F. and Pass. Ag't
R. KOEHLEH, Manager.
$7 fn tOKfi V MONTH can bo made
pJ 10 D0U working for us. Agcnu
prererred who can furnish a horse and
give their whole time to the business. Spare
moments may be profitably employed uUo.
Johnson 4 Co., 1003 Main nt.. Hichmood,
JJ B. Please state age and busluess ex.
perlencs Spvix mtnd ubout sending
tamp for reply. B. F,J. &Ca JUim-n
Iff ZEALAND
JNSURAUCE
Company.
Fire aad Marine.
ir nnn
i - io.uuu
it. S. WALLACE, - - Prcsldenu
V. W..MAHTIN, - Vice-President.
J. H. ALIJEKT, . . . . Cashier.
DlRtCTORSl
V. T. Gray, W. W. Martin,
J. M. Jlartln, K. S. Wallace,
ur. w. AxusicK, j. h. Albert,
T. McF. Patton.
LOANS MADE
To farmers on wheat and other inarkot-
able produce, consigned or in store,
either In prlvnto grntinrlcsor
public warehouses.
State and County Warrants Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted nt reasonable rates. Drafts
drawn direct on Now York, Chicago, San
Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin
Hong Kong and Calcutta.
Cheap Money.
MONKY to lend nt low rates upon farm
and city property. No delay after
good title shown by abstract.
John A. Carson, Attorney at Law,
in) State Street, Salem.
First National Bank
SALEM, OREGON.
WM. N. LADUE, -DR.
J. REYNOLDS,
JOHN MOIR, - -
- - President.
Vice President.
- - Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING.
Excnangc on Portland, San Francisco,
New York, London and Hong Kong
bought and sold. State, County and City
warrants bought. Farmers are cordially
Invited to deposit unci transact business
with us. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops nnd other property at
reasonable rates. Insurance on such se
curity can bo obtained at tho bank In
mo.-,t reliable companies.
New Fish Market.
Allen Rhodes has established n new Fish
Market on State sti cet , nnd ho keeps a good
supply of fHh, poultry and game.
Give him a call and your order will be
promptly attended to. 8 28-lm
CONCERNING NOISE.
One of the Most Injurious Influences of
City .Life.
"I can boar tho beat very well," sold
student forced to spend a summer in tho
city, "but I can r.ot endure tho noise "
Possibly be did not stop to consider that, In
making such a declaration, ho placed him
solf in illustrious company. Thomas Car
lylo ".could not abldo" n noise, especially
that of tho morning crowing of cocks.
Wallcnstcin, accustomed as bo was to the
din of battle, had un unconquerable dread
of tho barking of dogs, nnd o.-cn tho clatter
oi mo largo spurs fashlonablo in his day.
In order to ensuro quiet, ho engaged twclvo
patrols to make regular circuits about bis
houso night and day
Neither Julius Cnssar nor the philosopher,
Kant, could tolorato tho crowing of poor
chanticleer, who, indeed, Becms to havo
very few friends umong tho studious and
scnsltivo.
Bchoponhauor excoods almost all lov
ers of quiet in tho extravagance of his
denunciation of noise, lio declares thnt tho
amount which a man can boar with ease is
in inverse ratio to his mental power.
"If I hear a dog barking for hours on
tho threshold of a bouse," ho writes, " 1
know well enough what ldnd of brains I
may expect from ita inhabitants."
A writer in tho Popular Science Monthly ns
scrts that tioiso is ono of tho most injurious
influences of city llfo. It may not be sufti
ciently loud to attract tho attention of those
accustomed to it. but, if continuous, it nets
as inevitably upon tho nervous system as
water m dropping upon a stone.
Experiments made upon animals show
that when they havo been subjected, for a
number of hours, to tho vibration of a
tuning-fork, their nerve centers became
irritated, as certainly as muscular libers
would bo affected by an acid or an electric
shock.
Tho injurious effect of ordinary ncises
has been recognized by tho authorities of
European cities, and, in somo cases, the
nuisance has. been suppressed. Heavily
laden carts at'o not admitted to certain
stroots of Berlin, and in others they aro only
allowed to pass on condition that the horses
walk. Tho streetcars of Munich have no
bolls, and thoso of us who ltvo in places
whero theso bells aro not used on Sunday
can testify to tho relief nttendant on the
consequpnt "pcaco and quiet."
The amount of tho matter seems to bo
that tho city dwollor must regard noise as
ono of the necessary evils of his condition
one to bo borne philosophically, and require
ing a largo stock of grace and patience.
Happy, indeed, aro they who, through the
long, hot months, aro only disturbed iu their
morning slumbers by the song of the birds,
or tho crowing of cocks.
WOMEN AS COLLECTORS.
THE
For tho benefit of those who do
not already understand the plan we
wish to esplaiu just how It is ope
rated. We run a club for 50 weeks,
and every member pays us a certain
amount every week. This amount
depeuds upon the value of tho watch
or diamond the member wishes to
get. Thus, ii the member desires a
50 watch or diamond, he or Bhe
must pay $1 a week; if he or she
wants a $25 article they can pay
either 50 cents a week for fifty weeks
or 1 a week lor twenty-live weeks;
and so on. In other words, the
weekly payments must amount to
the price ot the watoh or diamond
in fifty weeks. Now, in returu for
this money which we take in we
give out one watch or diamond a
week until every member has been
supplied. Thus every ono gets just
what they pay for and get Hon ensy
terms. Our way of giving out, the
goods is perfectly fair aud open.
Every membei Is numbered, and
all of the numbers are placed in a
small sealed envelope in a glass jar
in plain sight, and then they are
thoroughly shaken up and mixed,
and then the first one drawn is
awarded the watcli or diamond that
week. Wo draw a number every
Monday evening at 7:30 and all are
invited to be present if they wish,
Wo have also found It desirable not
to make known the names of the
mehibcrs of our club. Ladies, in
particular, object to haviug It Known
how thoy buy a watch or diamond,
or what they pay for it. For this
reason we assign a number to each
member, and when we have a draw
ing we simply aunouuee that such
a number draws, without mention
ing the name.
This is not in any sense a lottery
or anything of the kiud, for every
member is sure to get just what ho
pays for. Now, if any member
does not wlsl to wait until his num
ber draws, they can at any time pay
up the full amount aud take their
goods. We furnish any kind, make
or price of watch desired, or anv
other article you may want, nnd we
endeavor to uto every member per
fectly fair. Every watch is just as
fully warranted and the price is just
as low as if It were bought from us
for the cash down; and besides this
on account of our selling so niauy
watches wo arc able to make the
price lower than wo otherwise could
nosslblvdo. It will readily be seen
that by this plan every member is
A New Avenue of Employment Opened to
tho AVeukcr Sev.
Tho avenues of employment for women
aro constantly increasing. Already she
has proved herself a good clerk, a good
book-keeper and a good typo-writer,
and tho latest is a female collector. At
least a dozen houses in Kansas City arc
employing women in this capacity, and
their number seems to bo constantly in
creasing. A woman may be a book-keeper or a type
writer and yot bo tho most feminine creat
ure imaginable, despite her business rela
tions, says the Kansas City Star, but th"
femalo dunncr would seem to be another
kind of business woman, and sho brings for
ward very promptly tho question of how
much distinction must bo mado between a
woman and a man in the same business.
Ono thing is certain, ono can not kick a
lady collector out of tho ofllco.
Tho femalo collectors aro for tho most
part young women, and, according to their
employers, they aro as porsi.- " iuil a
successful in thoir business a . Their
mode of operation, however, is sor.cwkat
peculiar, and thoy do not seem to go about
tho collection of a bill tho same way a3 a
man. A reporter happened in an oflico yes
terday whore fifteen or twenty young men
wero working. Wlnlo ho was talking with
tho manager a well-dressed young woman
walked in aud inquired for onoof the young
men. Ho was pointed out to her, aud while
tho whole ofllec watched her sho walked
over to his desk and began a conversation
with him in a tono so low no one could hear.
After talking for a few moments she turned
to go, and raising her voice, said:
. " If you don't como iu and settle I'll be
around again on Saturday."
When sho was gono tho young man came
in for an unmerciful guying, and it is safe to
say ho mado a dospcrato effort to pay the
bill boforo Saturday. Sho was tho collector
for a jewelry ilrm.
A merchant who has adoptod tho now
schomo was asked about it, and suid: "I
find that my lady collector is persistent,
faithful and trustworthy, and has great
success in making somo very bad collec
tions, and I don't see why a lady should not
bo permitted to ask for tho payment of a
bill if she can do almost every thing clo
about an offlco,"
CANADA'S VIOLENCE.
aiorj of nn American Circus ISlephant
Famous for Ills SI ml Fits.
Many interesting: and famous olephants
havo bcn favorites of tho American pub
lic long Doioro tne lato Jumbo's success
ful debut, says a writer in Chambers' Jour-
nal. Ono of theso, known as Canada, was n
desporato character. When in ono of bis
tantrums "ho did ns much mischief as a tor
nado," to uso tho American showman's
words tossing hacks into the ntr und tear
ing down signs and lamp-posts. Ho was
sent with tho rest of tho menagorio to a
iarm, nna wncn tncro naa ono or his mad
fits. Rushing into tho stablo-yard.ln a few
minutes ho killed two buff alos, a sacred cow.
a couplo of elks, sovoral horses and a camel.
Ho would sciio an animal, toss it in tho nlr,
catch it on its tusks, nnd then either jam or
tramplo tho llfo out of it. Ho then sallied
out for town, and tho popular oxcitemont
can bo imagined. A trap was sot with o
long pondorous chain with an enormous
corncr-stono at its end to entangle tho ani
mnl's legs and hold him. A man thon ran
out in sight of Canada, and tho elephant in
stantly rusnoa aiior mm. Tho trap was
successful as far as making tho chain
nnd stono fast to him, but ho kept
right on, and would havo caught tho 'man,
Who was a fast runner, had not tho latter
jumped down into an unfinished cellnr
of a now bouso nnd ran up a narrow flight
of steps on tho opposito side. Tho elephant
jumped down aftor him as easily ns a doc
would, with tho big stono clattering after
him. Fortunately, tho Btono was large
enough to stick, wedged against tho walls
on each sido of tho stairway, and Canada
was fast, but it was n closo shavo for tho
man. Thoy managed to securo tho savago
animal with moro chains, and thon weut to
work to conquer him. As tho account
graphically describes it, "they woro out big
clubs on him, firod loads of buckshot into
his trunk and cars, and beat and toiturcd
him for hours until ho howled in token of
surrender." Tho momont ho was loose,
howover, ho gave a yell of rage, dashed out
of tho cellar and started to kill. Every one
flew for hit life, but ho was tired and took
up his position under cover of thrco hay
stacks, hunting all who ventured near him.
Buckshot fired into his head only checked
his wild rushes, and whenever ho thought
peoplo wero on tho other side of tho stack
from him ho tried his best to topplo tho hay
ovor on them. Tho light went on for threo
days and nights, during which tlmo ho had
not a bito to eat for ho was too angry oven
to tako any of tho hay around him and not
a drop of water. At length, despairing of
saving mm, tno shotguns wero exchanged
for heavy rifles, and several big bullets at
closo rango finally put an ond to him.
The Best Residence Localities
In tho city of Portland and other prosperous towns aro thoso owned bj' men or corporations 'who
havo tho disposition nnd ability to improvo them.
HLAND ADDITION
-IS OWNED RY-
THE
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E
JD (MM !
And this Corporation is determined to
Male ft
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A BAR HARBOR IDYL.
1.1-
Two Dozen Compressed Facts.
TJicro aro 2,750 languages.
A.squaro milo.contains 040 acres.
A barrol of rico contains COO pounds.
Tho'avorago human life is 31 years.
Tho first steel pen was mado in 1S30.
A barrol of flour woighs 190 pounds.
A barrol of pork weighs 200 pounds.
A span is ton and seven-eighth inches.
A band (horso measure) is four inches.
Watches woro first constructed in 1410.
A storm moves thirty-six miles per hour
Tho first lucifer match was mado in lb0
Tho value of a ton of silver is i !i".704.i 1
A hurncano m oves eighty miles pqr hour
Tho first iron 6teamship was built in lt0
Modern needles first came into uso in
1W5.
Coaches wero first built in England in
1500,
Tho first horso railroad was built in 1820
27. Ono million dollars of gold coin weighs
3,CS5 pounds avoirdupois.
Ono million do liars of silvor coin weighs
5S.920.9 pounds avoirdupois,
Tho first complot o sowing machine wns
patented by Ellas Uowo in 1840.
Glass wi ndows were first introduced into
England in tho eighth century.
Albert Durer gave the world a prophecy
of futuro wood engraving in 1527.
Measuro209 feet on each sido and you
will havo a square acre within an inch,
A Cow Commits Suicide.
Tho suicido of a cow in Muscauno County,
la., reported to tho Boston Qlulx, furnishes
new and excruciating pointors for persons
contemplating an excursion over tho divide.
How a Young 'Woman's Poodlo AVns
bolcil by a wicked SIuu.
Onco on a timo thoro was at ono of the
Bar Harbor hotels n young woman from
New York who was, to speak within bounds.
a mass of affectations. Sho had moro airs
than a hand-organ, nnd, says tho Boston
Courier, thoy wero of tho samo artificial
character. Sho was tho laughing-stock ol
tho guests at tho houso, and thoro were
numberless jokes at her expenso which sin
had not apparently tho wit4o appreciate
Miss X. had a poodle on which" sho lavished
tho choicest treasures of her affections.
Tho creaturo had its own especial maid, nnd
was taken out to rido in stato every morn
ing with as much tenderness as if it had
been a child. Ono day Miss X. camo down
to tho dining-room for dinner in a stato of
much agitation. Sho announced that dew
Flossy's maid was ill, and sho really had no
one to stay with tno sweet creaturo while
sho camo to dinner. Sho could
scarcely cat, sho was so fearful of
tho blight which might bo cast upon
tho poodle's tender sensibilities by the
loneliness to which sho was condemned for
half an hour. Tbero was at tho tablo n Bos
tonian who from tho bottom of his soul
loathed Miss X., her poodle and her affecta
tions. Ho rose, as sho continued her plaint,
and went out quickly, and his friends sup
posed that ho could not enduro her twaddle.
But as a matter of fact ho went intent upon
wicked thoughts. Ho knew whero in tho
stables was a litter of blind, rough-coated,
mongrel pups, tho children of tho most
plebeian of curs. Ho hurriedly robbed tho
dirty littlo mother of tho whelps, bribed a
chambermaid, and when Miss X. hurried
up from her dinner to console Miss Flossy
for her absonco sho found her pot surround
ed by a litter of tho most disreputable pups
that the eyo of man over lighted upon. Miss
X. was not clover onough to conceal what
sho supposed to bo tho shamo of her belovod
poodle, but shrieked and wept and made
generally tbo most tremendous fuss. As
tho Bostonian had let a fow of bis friends
into tho secret, it soon got about, and tho
amount of jesting and chatting that fell to
tho lot of Miss X. was immeasurable. Sho
soon discovered tho truth of tho matter, and
her indignation know no bounds. Sho en
dured for a couplo of days tho mock-earncst
inquiries after tho health of her dog and
her dog's family, but at tho end of that
timo sho silently gathered her 'oelongings
together and took herself away. Sho
could enduro it no longer, and Flossy, tho
injured, passed with her mlstt-esS out of
tho llfo at Bar Harbor as completely as if
tho pair had never existed.
HIS MAIDEN SPEECH.
To tho city of Snlcm. They hnve at this time fifteen teams employed and tho contemplated improvements have
scarcely begun. It Is intended to make tho drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside nnd High
land additions aud around Highland Park
THE.FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
Of Oregon. Tho lino of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the mlddlo of this addition, and no
ots will uo moro than two blocks distant fiom the line. Highland Park will In tho near future bo
thb; most popular resort
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lots ill Highland Ailditon arc High anil Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage
The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view Is obtained of tho public buildings and our highest
mountain peaks. Arrangements arc aheady being mado for tho location of two churches In tills addition, and
a numberof residences are soon to be built. Buildings only of tho le8t class will bo permitted. Residence lots
within the limits of tho city of Salem are worth on an averago over ?IQ00. Wo can sell you better lots In High
land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of tho street rnlhviy they are practi
cally not half so far from tho public buildings and tho business part of tho town as tho mnjorlty 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 diflerenco 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.
IfA
oiry street.
DR. JORDAN k Co.'s
MUSEUM OK ANATOMY
751 Market st. San Francisco
Admission 25 cents.
Oonnd learn how to avoid
dlbPiise. Consultation and
treatment personally or by
letter, on spermatorrhoea
orgenitnl weakness, nnd all
dlscasKO of men. Kcnd for a
book. Prlvnto ofllco 'JU
Consultation fiee.
Jli
GEORGE WILKINS'
NEW BUTOMRri SHOP
On Liberty street, across tho brldgo In
North tjalcm. All kinds of meats kept ou
hand. r-:tltf
I
'1
m LAI
JOfl. ALBKUT, Agent, - . Salem, OrtfM
credit svstem. Tho payments are
so smajl that they aro hardly felt,
and a good wtfclo Is secured at bot
tom casii rates
What the Prince of Wulos Said Upon His
First I'ubllo Appearance
Tho earliest public nppcaranco of tbo
Prince of Wales as a speaker was at tho
Royal Academy banquet, May 2, 1603. It
was in tho old rooms at Trafalgar square,
when Sir Charles Eastlako was president.
Tho public mind was full ot mingled sorrow
and pleasure at two recent events the
death of tho Frinco Consort' and tbo mar
riage of tho heir-apparent. In replying to
tho toast of his health, tho Frinco of Wales
spoko very briefly, but with tho good sense
and good tasto manifest in all ins publio
speeches: "Sir Charles Eastlako, STour
Royal Highness, my Lords and Gentlemen :
It is with tho most contending feelings ot
pleasure, prido and sorrow tbat I riso to re
turn you thanks in tho namo of myself nnd
tho royal family for the kind terms in which
you, Sir Charles, havo proposed our health,
and for tho very cordial way iu which thlsdis
tingulshcd assembly lias received it. I can net
on this occasion divest my mjnd of tho asso
ciations connected with my beloved and la
mented father. His bright example can not
fail to stimulate my efforts ta tread in his
footsteps; aud whatever my shortcomings
may bo, I may, at least, prcsumo to partici
pate in tho interest which bo took in evory
institution which tonded to encourago art
and science in this country, but mora es
pecially in tho Royal Academy. Adverting
Ia mtr mnrriarm 1 ntr tmn In hntnttn I.....
.n-Sff .J'ffi I?" (Hi I feel for, and I may be permitted
to add now sincerely 1 appreciate, tho sen
timents you have expressed in refcrenco to
tho Princess. I know that I nm only speak'
nut on au even footing with cash tree until tho flybrush was wound up, nnd in
buyers nun is eunoieii to purcuusu
much cheaper than under auy other
THOMAS UUMiOWS
Hns Just lecetvcel a now lino of tho latest
ittylo of hanging lamps which will bo sold
at tho moit reasonable rates, Wo also
i wry a full lino of Urocerles, Feed, Clgnrs,
Tobacco,
Crockery and Glassware !
Don't full to sample our new lino of con
fectionery No. 'J2U Commercial Street Halem, Oregon.
Brick and Tile for Sale
MURPHY & DESART,
Siioccs.sois to I). Isiihh.havo a well estab
lished Urlck and Tile factory in North
Salem, near tho lulr Kiounds, and nro pro
p.uod to uuiilsh tlrst-cluss brick and tllo
on short notice.
Reception Saloon,
260 Commercial Street.
EUGENE ECKERLIN, PROP.
Tho best of Wines, Liquors and Clcarn,
Snlein and Kxport lleor, good Lunch t'oun
tcr In connection, wheio you will be served
with
HOT OR COLD LUNCHES,
Sandwiches Wlcnerwurstnnd In fnct ev
erytliini! Uln kooiI style, und tho best of
alU-ntlon will hcHlioun io customers.
Union Pacific 11. R. Company
"OVERLAND ROUTE."
wish to employ a few ladles ou a salary
to takochunroof my business at their
ionics. Light, very laseinatlni: and health
ful. WinrenSlO nor week. Hcfi'ieneeselvon.
Good pay for part time. Address with
stamp, MUB. MARION WALKKIt, Louis
ville, Ky. ll-a-lm
Capital City IMaiiriit
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meals at All Hours of tho Day
None but white labor employed In this
establishment.
A good substantial meal cooked In first-
Cl t fcN Ht VlO
Twonty-fl ve cents por meal.
R IC ID K R O N T.
Court street, between Journal Ofllco and
Mlnto's Livery.
1890.
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this position stood and pulled till starvation
ended ner sufferings.
It Is au III Wind, Ktc.
Peter Tholan, a Greeley County (Kan.)
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EST Call and see what we can offer moving his barn. A summer evening bnxzo
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' WYLIE A MORES Ho bam to within a fow feet of the in-
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' ' 1.25- I la the building, but their halters broko and
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NOTICE IH HKRF.UY GIVEN that'bv
vlrtuo of an order of the honorable
County Court of the state of Oregon, for
thocounty of Marlon, duly mado and en
tered ou the 13th day of January, lb!W, tho
undersigned administrator or the estate of
Peter Hcharback, bito of said county de
ceased, will nt tho west door of tho court
house, In Halem, In said county, on Tues
day tho 4th day of March, lH'JO. at 1 o'clock
p. in , of said day, sell to tho highest bid
der for cash In hand, tho real estate be
longing to said decedont and described as
follows, to-wlt: A certain tract of landsltu
atci In the county of Marlon, In tho stato of
Oregon, and known nnd designated on the
surveys aud mats of tho United States, as
tho north half of tho land claim No, 41 In
township rive south of range one west
Oi mo wiiiniiieue meridian, sain lanu
containing Wi.?7 acres more or less, being
notification JNo,87.'i, and entered under the
donation net of John McKay, save and
except, however, thlrty-sovon acres, moro
or less In the ttt-st cud of said half part of
suid claim No. II, heretofore deeded to
Fieilerlck Lvatherinati, In May, 1870, and
described as follows, to-wlt; llcgliinlng at
the northwest orner of said claim No. 4X
nnd running thence south on said wist
line thereof i) chains to the said south
line or said north half pari; thence east on
saldhoulli line I7.H4 chillis; thence north
1U)I clialiu to the north lino of said claim
No. 4.1. thence west 17.M chains to the place
of hc-jliiiilnt;. Also save and except that
tract bounded by beginning on tho north
line of suid claim No, it, 17.M chains east
of Iho northwest corner running thence
south 20 M chains to Ibosoiitfi lino of wild
north half part, ihouce east ou suid south
line 17 chains, thence north VW-.1I chains, to
the north line of Mild claim No. ii, tl'eueo
west 17 clmliH to the plucoof beginning,
nnd containing its acres, more or less,
which lust mentioned tract was conveyed
b the said deceased und Ills wife, Ann
Miirlik ttJharhuck, to Wenscel Kabul, by
deed bearing date thuoth day of February,
DsKl.and recorded Murch 4th, 18KI, on page
75, in Vol. 'Si, of tho Record of Deeds of
Murion county. Oregon.
JOHN CALVERT.
Administrator of thoestnte of Peter Hchar
bnrk, drw-nked.