Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, February 13, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texthe capital mmi. PVtilAB IlKD DAILY, EXCEPTHUNDAY, nrraK Caoital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) KnUred at tho pontofrfee nt Ita1em,0r.,n Becond-clftM matter. HOFER BROTHERS, - Editors. Vve fourth page for term of robscrlp- AdvrrtLffrotnwtto Insure Insertion (for h m me Any) should be handed In by 1 oVelock.- . Correspondcnco containing new of In tercut nnd Importance I desired from all Wd.niUrulptt.wi'lf be, pAld toAuonyrriotn ooirunuplqillpri. .. . ,,, . . . Person rff-lrin(r the" Cxrff At. JockwAi. erywi RttUfclrliootnHrti'IH')' to' tnltcn,rtf rurfilnor by word lit at ihln office, Hperltncn Humbert Mht frfo'nppIlen lion. Office, corner Court nd lAbnr Htreet. THUMDAX .KK1IUUAHY IS Corfrt&BXCK In HalCntv lid ' never ii"- ; . rr bceu lofit. TAf-SH'Jn roviulrtd to net the part or 6V.)f nfljjtlato (flodfefeiank. Tirp TTregomau of Fob. IQUi " a readable ctlltornl nulnnt the LoiilHlfth;)rtry; WitY hot )Hit j;ar ori tlio frcr Hf,iw well nsti-it nnd cohco? Will BOinoonegivo uffagoori reason. Mit. A. fl- -MeMiLi.K.v, of Wnlln Wnlln, Is W)Ortedld lihvc pUrcliiwtW thcTndopcMdcuooTrlbuiio nnd will move it to Monmouth and mako It R dcinocratlo "iiefaBfmpor. J'srROROU Review: Lost Thurs day we wero fortunate enough U receive ft copy of tho Capital Joint na. Wo jumped onto It liko n hungry cat fit a' moliiw. It wiw the first paper from tho oulnldo world to ronch Jefleruou, and wu Indeed a treat. . DuIunci tho post month the roughest weather linn been experi enced on tho Atlantic Ocean for years. Freight nnd passenger hhlpn liavo made tho voyago with the greatest dlfllculty. Many steamer nro ovorduo nt tho City of New York. The storm that has been raging for the past month, seems to have nearly onclroled tho world. Tiik Oregon Vindicator assails our urtlclo In favor of putting sugar on tho frco list, and says It Is not republican doctrine. A number ol leading and inllucntlal republican senators nro advocates of rcpenllng tho sugar duties. Hut wo are cer tain that the rank mid 11 lo of the re publican party nro In favor of a different system. Ho long as all sugar or nine- tenths of all of It Is Imported, nml only one stuto makes sugar In largo quantities, why keep on tho Urlll? JIOVK FOIt TIIK MltHMil:. Tjik regular scshIjii of the county court Is hold next mouth, What showlug will Balem and Marlon county mako for n bridgo at tlilh city? A city that pays one-third of tho county tnxes, atul whero the larger part of the county llnds Its market for surplus products, must not neglect to demand from the county court all that can bo done to secure tho early construction of a bridge. Wo nre not udvlsod how action will bo taken. A city and county commlttco should l raised at once to present this matter. Let It not rest with a few. What lu overy body'h bUBlucsH, Is hobody's. No doubt It Is primarily tho duty of the county court of Marion and Polk to tnko up tho bridgo nnd push It. Hut they must have something lie fore them. A petition should be laid before them signed by a majority of all the tax payers of e county. It should be based on good sound authority. Tho samo should be done In I'olk. That would authorise thu courts to do nil In their power. Tho petitions should ask imperatively that action bo taken at ouco tn thu full extent of tho powor vested lu tho county courts to restore this bridgo, That would represent the voleo of the pcoplo. No doubt overy farm In roach of Balom on either side of tho river will luso good money and bo diminished lu value if this bridgo Is not built. If not built In tlmo for all tliU season's business from tho farms to pas freely nnd uninterruptedly either wny It will operate ns a serious cheek upon tUu developeineiit of the city and both counties. It Is n cheek upon tho development of the whole community for many miles either wny to not havo this bridge, that wo cauuot attord. This 1ms no doubt, occurred to all. Hut we need to realize thu great force. uud strength of numbers mid uni ted and concerted action. Practi cally the Balem bridgo over the Willamette Is tho greatest loss the two counties have sustulned from thellood, It Isn low that must Ihj made good, at an early hour, or we, have not felt its fullest lmHrt. l,et tlicro Utuotlon, action, action. i ' - i i .i i. . . ' Two prUouer tried to cut out of tho Arlington jail, 'riiesln'rllt'wus llld Inside nnd caught llitm nt it, About Some Pacific Coait Cities. From letter to thellull, Iowa.Advnnccl Tho first plnce of Importance in Washington is Bpoknne Fnlls,whlch has not yet recovered from tho lire. It Is beautifully located on high pla teau, has un 'excellent water power, rind Ubofind to bo a good town. Hut like Its rivals on Puget Bound, Ta coma and Seattle, everything is boomed beyond reach. Each, of the-te cities havo had a phenomenal growth, the result of pressure bro't toibear by'specuUtorsnnd it -looks as though thcro must be a reaction somo day. As an inducement to come to Seattle nnd locate, one of Its leading real estate men told how a dry goods man thcro had just leased a store at $800.00 per month, or about (10,000 n year. That looks like u rather poor bait to throw out for suckers. Tocomn is the worst mudholo I over saw, yet lots of business Is dono there, as also at Seattle. Going south to Oregon, tho first Important place we reach s Portland, tho metropolis of the state, on the Wlllamete river, Bear the junction of the Columbia, but It Is n poor place to settle for buitiess without nn unlimited amount of capital. South of here for a hundred and fifty miles stretches tho famous Willamette valley. Tho river Is navigated by steamers, nnd the land is tho finest farming region In the state. Wheat is raised here which so far excels nnj' 1 ever saw In Iowa that I could hardly believe my eyes, so largo and plump nro the kernels. Thirty nnd forty bushels to thencre, is nn average crop, but then I don't want to make your readers discon tented with fair Iwa. Of fruits, they ralso tho finest pears, peaches, prunes, cherries and apples I have over seen. Tho greatest trouble with this country has been tho lack of activity by farmers, but since tho railroads nro running In here new blood has created a competition which Is bound to drive every Inter ail uhcad. Property is still compar atively cheap here. Salem is tho capital of tho slate, aud lies in tho center of this mag nificent valley. It Is a beautifully located city of 12,000 people, has nearly all tho stutc Institutions, a u good start in manufatures, a uni versity, colleges, schools and churches tho best in tho state. Dozens of people aro coming hero overy day, and the place Is rapidly growing. It Is almost Impossible to rent a houso to live In. Grout raIN road agitation is going on all along tho valley, and Salem Is bound to boa center of such trnllle. It Is safe to cstlmato that at Its present ratoof growth, ten years will seo Salem n city of GO.UOO. The climate Is excellent, business Is good and Its Krmniieiit resources aro of tho very best. A. V. Hoi'illt, Jit. A IIIUAMIST 1IUUNT. An Over-Sweet liell Junglcd by nu Kditor's Comments. Tho Plalndealer, of Itoseburg, the Home of, K. J. Hell, now in Jail In Albany for bigamy, thus tells about thuafthlr In lanctingo that lacerates, aud will amuse (.onto of our readers: "One J.K Hull, whom Hoscburgers will remember, led ono of our blooming widows to tho hymenlal altar, n short time ago, and on no count of Incompatibility of temper, perhaps, left, nfiur a short honey moon, for parts unknown. Helug of high susceptibility to tho tender passion, ho found himself struggling in tho meshes which a pair of pout ing lips and lovo-llghted eyes had spread for him lu the social environ ments of Albany, whither ho had gouo to avoid tho inharmonlousuess of sentiments from his Into spoune here. Tho Joy and sympathy he experienced In our sister city among tho gentler sex niuilo him obvious to marital vows to Mrs. Hell No. 1, nml In an unguarded moment ho led another loving heart tn tho hymenlal altar, who became Mrs. Hell No. , notwith standing an edict of thu court had iot dissolved tho marriage contract. Hut true love never does run smooth aud Mrs. Hell No. began lo grow cold, uuappreeiatlvoaud his ardent Itivo was not reciprocated. What could a poor soul do whoso heart had been torn and loft bleeding without lovo or sympathy from someone. No, ho could nut endure It, So ho seeks some more genial locality nud pulls up In Oakland. Hut calamities never come singly. Mrs. Hell No. heard of Mrs. Hell No.t with no legal partition between them, so she Invokes tho aid of of ficials, and Mr. Hell Is pounced up on uud dragged before his sii)H'ilors aud Mrs Hell No, 1 summoned to upear aud tell what she knows about her much married (for report has It that ho has been captured by many liefer) husband of only n few weeks hero In Hosoburg." Mrs. MuddMck-"llao you auy thing that Mill keep our skirls out of the mud?'' Mhvt Purl "Wo have home elegant mbruldored silk stock ing, uiiidsm '." - Ikiston Herald All kind of hand uoverlug kihm for kid gloves In these days. A Tioonotrs mere. A Merchant's TVIfn lit Itonn of Conten tion A Denunciation. A well .ooirn merchant who h been neatly benefitted by Jot's Vegetablo Pnrsn-. ItrlH, detlred to Biro It to till tle, rrhu wti Terr dcllcste, but out of caution flrt rnnmlted lilinhrilclan. Ir. W. II. Orlswold of 850 Jf arket trcct Tho doctor, who U one I of ourleadlns i.rnctltloner objected, foyln? t had never cen a Mrunnrllui that did not contain potash, which thinned the blood; that hi patient did not hare any vltaljty to j lose, and that what delicate people need I not decreased riuuiy, dui mora moon, jir however contented when aiiurcd that Jor' VefetabU fianaparllla wai opposed to the blood thinning Idea of other tanaparlllat, and that on the contrary by specific vect-ta-Jjle alteratives It promoted digestion, and re paired nutrition, henco created new blood and wat tho very thing for (cable peopK The above explains the many cases In which aged, delicate aud run down pcoplo, have been bull up by Joy's Veirctable BarsaparllU after tbo potash rarraparlllas tailed. Its e( tectsarocrcatlngasenMtlon. & F. Ezamlna A landslide near Florence above Sluslaw river burled tho house of O. Andrews, killing Mrs. Andrews, daughter and little son. Andrews nnd an Older son wero thrown into tho river, and after floating on the debris all night wero picked up soveral miles below in nn nlmost dy ing condition. Yo"nuT!Tot be Williont it. Dr. E. S. Ilelden: Send by ex press quarter dozen of your Ethe real Cough Syrup. Please bo sure and scrid by return express, as I do not wish to be in the house without It. PILLSHUKY HODKINS. San Francisco, Dec. 1878. Largo size 51.00, small CO cents. For sale by all Druggists. I !! A young New Yorker by name of Fred Smith, was brought from Ya qulna to Corvallls, whero he was de clared Insauo from anxiety over tho flood and delay In travel. Tuesday he tried to hang himself. The 1'frst Step. Perhaps you are run down, can't cut, can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and vou wood r what alls you. You should heed the warning, vol ou are tnklnir the first htei) into Nervous Prostration. You need a Nerve 1 Tonic and In Electric Hitters you will find thoexact remedy for restor ing your nervous system to Its nor mal, healthy condition. Surprising results follow the use of this great Norvo Tonic ami Alterative. Your appetite returns, good digestion it, restored, and the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy action. Try a bottle. Price iuc. at Daniel .1. Fry's Dru Htore. The Oregonian's press was under water last Wednesday morning, and that paper got out a four-page "flood edition" on last Thursday rnorulug. This was printed on ono of tho job presses of Job city printers. Tlio New Discovery. You havo heard your friends and neighbors talking about It. You may yourself bo ono of tho many who know from personal experience just how good a tulug It Is. it you nave over tiled It, you aro ono of Us staunch friends, because tho wonder ful thing about It Is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King's New Dis covery over after holds a place in tho house. If you havo never used It and should be afllicted with a cough, cold or any Throat. Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once aud glvo It 11 fair trial. It Isguarlnteed overy time, or money refunded. Trial Mottles Free at Daniel J. Fry's Drugstore. Oddity In furniture continues Ihe crazo. Tho fashionable drawing room of to-day Is a remarkable sight to behold. Ilucklen's Arnica Salve. Tho best kuIvc In the world forcuw, bruls. cn,KOrun, ulcem.Halt rlir-iun, fi'Vor sores, let ter, clmpped liunilK, chllblului, corim, anil all sklu eruptions, nnd positively cine piles, or no pay required, ills guaranteed to iflvo pet feet sutlhfuclluu or money v funded. Price-Scents per box. Korsnleby liuulel J. Fry, druggist. Ill mnny cases the dotted veil and tho palpably painted face go to gether. Artlllelal red cheeks nover elicit admiration. lion's This? Wo otter 1100 run.iril.fur nnynisenfrtv tnrrh that win not bo cured byutulng Hall's L'nhirrli Cure. 1.. J, Ulioney A Co.. Pjops.,Toledo, Ohie: We, U10 undersigned. Ime known F. J. Cheney for tho lust la years, und bellove him to be iwrfeetly honorable in all bual lies trituwictUuis, nnd llnaucliilly able to tvirry out any obligations mudu by their firm: West ATrnux, uluilesuln druggists, Toledo, ()., Wnldlnr. Klnuan .V Marvin, wholeMtlo druggists, i'ol. do, O., K. II Van lltteseu, cashlt-r Toledo Nutioual bank, To ledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucouasurfHovs ol tno system. Price 76 cents per bottle. Hold by all druggists SW-lat In Parisian headgear for young women the felt "ecoop"niid pun pou Is the fashion, AXcw Method of Treating Disease llositul lU'iiUMlies, What aro they? There Is a new denarturu lu tho treatment of dis ease. It consists lu the collection of the speeltlcu used by noted special ists of Europe uud America, and bringing them wKhlu tho reach of all. For instauco thu treatment puraured by special physicians who treat Indigestion, stomach and liver troubles only, was obtained ami pre pared. Tho treatment of other physicians, cclclimtcil for curing catarrh was procured, and so 011 till these Incomparable cures now In clude disease of ho lungs, kidneys, female weakness, rheumatism and nervous debility. This nuw method of 'ono remedy for one disease" must ancal to tho common sense of all sutlears, many of whom havo experienced tho III effects, uud thourghly realize the ab surdity of tho claims of Patent Med icines which are guaranteed to cure every 111 out of nsluglu bottle, aud tho use of which, as statistics prove, has ruined inorobtomaelis than aloo hol. A circular describing tluw new remedies. Is sent freo on receipt of stamp to imy Kistitge. by Hospital ltemedy Company, ToroiiUs Can ada, solo prprletois, M-ly-etxl THE CAPITAL TrVTrtrrKG- JOTJBKAI. 555 THREE rSram fen t'oiwlrting of the follewing: Klrrt Pr.7c-KI.-ga.it China Tea Set, fifty-six pieces, complete. Second Prize Kine HanglUg Lamp. Third Prize-Set of Hoders Bnw. Plated Knives and I-orks. oFPFitnn iiy Cox & Grocers, 249 Commercial Street. -O- STTIckcts with chance on ono of the three prizes presented to ev ery purchaser of ONE POUND of our TEA! Offer good until March 1, 1800. nBSBaanBBsaBnaBsnaBUBMErnnMtMGAaex'i Wm. Bro DEAI.1SRS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, -To i I W-.m J) I W3rfsr?jzxYM3m33wri BROOKS loo State St., Salem, Or. 1 11 i CbLemicals, Cte'iMiysieiaus' Prescriptions pounded. A full lino of choice Imported and Key West Cigars. W. A. SHAW. SHAW & Rea Estate AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS! BfWo have a largo list of farm lands and city property for sale also take charge of auction sales lu any part of tho state. NO. 204 COMMERCIAL STREET, 8ALBM, OREOON, i-I-V fWO REDUCTIONS. Wo must reduce, our stock In order to make room for our sprlug goods. Therefore we will also reduce our already low prices on BOOTS AND SHOE'S For the next forty days. Give us a call and ho convinced tliat we mean what we say. Yours, respectfully, KRAUSSE & KLEIN'S, No. 221 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. ATTENTION ! 'We have farms, largo ami small, lots from $50 up, aud houses and lots In all parts of the city. Wo do a commission lnisln.ess exclusively. If you wish to sell, list your property with us. Suburban tracts a specialty. PAVNK A imiDGFOUD. STEAM LAUNDRY AT OKOllOK IIOUYK'S 1AiUIKR-RHOi. . - . i l rrizes Boggs, wn Hi Co, Leather and Findings CASH PAID FOR WOOL, HIDES, PELTS, AND FURS. This house carries a largo stock of first class goods from the best manufacturers In the world, and Is prepared to give satisfac tion, both In stye and quality, to every ono who will purchase goods ol them, No. 231 Commercial Street, SALEM OREGON & COX, IA IlilJlljiMo AND- -o- and Family Recipes carefully com W. II. DOWNING. DOWNING, -o- We Agents 1 1 A V K YOU KVEU SKKN ANY OF lluo Shirts Collars ami Culls lauudned at the SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY? If not make It a. point to do so. OFFICE: "09 OflMML'tifr a r. ST From Ttisiul or Interior Mils tin Northern Pacific Railroad! 11 VI 111 VI n tho line to tnke To nil Points East and South. It 1. tbedlnlnft- car route. It row ' thronirti '.ii.i tr,ilni every day In inojeunu vestibule ST. PAUL AND (No change of cars.) rnninosd ofdlnlngcnrs unsurpassed, TOURIST Sleeping Cars! Best that can be constructed nnd In which acrommodatl..ns nre both freo and ur nlshcd for holders offlrst and second-class tlckeu.nnd ELEGANT DAY COACHES. !-..... 1Iia nnnni1ncr with nil lines. .Vffordlfng direct and uninterrupted service . IMllman sleeper reservations can bo se cured in advance through any agent or 1 Through tickets to and from all points in Ar.ii.ricn. Kiurlmul and Kurope can be nnrchiised at any ticket otJ.ce of tills com- purchased at any ticket P"Kuii Information concerning rates time of trains.routes and other details furnished oil application to any agent or A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger Agent, No. 121 First street, cor. Washington; Port land, Oregon, JACOB L. .MITCHELL. Local Agent, Salem, Or. THE YA0UINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oregon Development company's steamship line. 123 miles shorter, 20 hours less time than by any otnei loute. Hrst class through passenger and freight line from Portland und ail points In the Wil lametto vallev to and from Ban Francisco TIME SCHEDULE. (Kxcept Sundays). 1cave Albany 1:00 Pil Leave Corvallls -...--1:40 1 M Arrive Yaqulna 6:30 I'M Leave Yaqulna ........ 0:45 A II Leave Corvallls 10:35 AM Arrive Albany 11:10 A M O. & C. trains connect at Albany and Corvallls. The above trains connect at YAQUINA with the Oregon Development Co s Lint jfStea'ashlps between nqulna and Kan fruncisco. SAIMXC1 DATES. STEAMERS. F1IOM YAQUIN Wlllametto Vallev Monday Sept. Willamette Valley Tuesday " 1 Wlllametto Valley, Wednesday " 2o STEAMEUS, FROM SAN FRANCISCO Willamette Valley Wednesday, Sept. 4 Willamette Valley Friday ' la Wlllametto Valley baturday 21 Wlllametto Valley Sunday " Z) This company reserves the right to change sailing dates without nolle. N. B. Passengers fiom Portland and all Willamette Valley points win make close connection Willi the trains of tho YAO.UINA ROUTE at Albany or Corvallls and if destined t6 San 1'rincifrLO, should arrange to arrive at Yaquiua the evening befoie date of sailing. Passenger ami Freight Kates Always the Lowest. For lnlonnatTou apply to Messrs, UULMAN & Co., Freight nnd Ticket Agents 200 and 202 Front st.. Portland, Or. or to C.C. IIOGUE, Ac't Gen'l Frt. & Pass. Agt., Oregon I'aciilc It. R. Co., Corvallls, Or O H.HASWELL, Jr. Gen'l Frt; it Pass. Agt. Oregon Development Co., 301 Montgomery St.; San Francisco, Cal The Oregon Pacific steamboats on the Wllhuncttee river division will leave Port land, south-bound, Monday, w eduesday nnd Friday U (i a. 111, arrive at Corvallls Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3:20 p. in. Leave Corvallls. north-bound, Monday, Weduesday and Friday nt Sa. m. Aniveat Portland, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3:30 p. in. I Ou Monday. Wednesday nnd Friday both north and south-bound boats lie over rigiii ai naiem, leaving mere at S n. m. C.C HOGUE, A. O. F. and P. Agent Overland -VIA- tSoutfaprn Pacific Company's Line. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Tlnit feetwem Salem and San FranclSfoa Thlrt)-sU Hours. CALIFORNIA KXPKESM TRAIN UU.N DAIH BETWEEN roUTLAFl) ANDS. F. south, r NortuT t.-oo p. m. I 0:11 p. in. Lv. Portland ArTl 10:45 a. m. Lv. Salem Lv. I 7:5.1 n. m 7:u a. m. fiJiggiLfa". v. 1 7;uo p. ni. LOCAL l'AHSE.NOKIt TItAIN ( DAIL1 r.x K.t.i-1 auriUAY) S.1X) a. 111. U:1U a. 111 2:40 p. 111. Lv. Lv r. Portland Salem Eugene Ar. j 3:41 p. in. Lv. 1 12:52 p. in. Lv. U:uO 11. 111 PULLMAN-BUFFET SLEEPE11S. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, For accommodation ot second class pakKcugerk attached to express trains ines. P. coiiipiiay't terry makei'con nectlou with all the regu.ar tram, onTh Krtland. ,rom fool" Hree Ycst Side Division, Between Portland and Cervallis: tiLY-nyCEIJT9irNOAV). T35 ITv1: l-i p. ni. Portland Ar. Corvallls- Lv. I Ar. ! 6:20 p." in. I 1 inn. truSOor.,e.lrS;u.,,r, e1dTaiVrorg0a''POlPUw)uth ll-llKWTHAIX(DXlv-ECEPTSUNUAY r; i n 1 .. ,..- 4w p. 111. Lv7lirtla(T B.tW p. 111. lAr.McillnnvilleLv.'l Xw I JSoJurnT. 5,-lon. m. Throuffh T' I 1 . I ICKfiTS 1 all polLU - .. ., "OUTII and EAST VIA California. :?l.l?."fsrB",a,n ra," w luc Company, agent mans. etc.. -iiiUv lem, Urnum. E. P. ltOOKILS Ail,(I.V and l"s. Ag't Man.c.'er. MM 71? Ih INhlMLAHCE l I I L L.111 iu nv. mi 1.1, I Kl.-e aud Ma rine. JOK AJJJBRT. Agroi, . . ni, Oregon 11 1 ii n "ununnu SOCIETY NOTICES. NIGHT80FPYT1IIA9 Kegulnrmeet -",ra UVE10GENo. 18, I. O, lug on ruesuiij uigut ui wu ween at DONALD: (J. O. iv. una a. fl'IVE IUt.o. ",,1; "' mceu l ; !nuaureii"n .1...1 ..,. ..... o. ..umci I comincrclnl and Kerry streets, overy Sat urday at 7:: p.m. ... J. Ij. MlTCHUKI., I. A. MANNINO, Hecretnry. N. a. GA. It. Sedgwick I'ost, No. 10, Depart- ment of Oregon, nieots every Monday pvcnliiBntthe hnll over tho Oregon Lnd cotnpnuy's otllce. Visiting comrades an mrdlnll v Invited to attend. cor 1). C.8HERMAN, Post Commadcr. B. A. HANDLE, Adjutn U. I'ltOlXSSIONAI. CAllOS. ROIIEIITAMCNALLY, ARcnlTKCB I'lnns nhd spccincauons 01 an classes or of buildings on short notice, auperin- tendencoc 01 worn prumiinj' uviioii ti, iO-ll , J. SHAW. J. T. QIlEQa. TTOllNEYSATLAW, i Salem, Oregon. . Ofllce llrst door to tho left at head of stairs In the rear of Lndd & Bush s bank. mlLMON FOIID, attorney at law, Salem, L Oregon. Olllce urtolrs In Pntton's block. JOHN A. CAI180N, Counsellor aud attorney at law. Member of the Bar of Ontario, Canada, III) suite street, Balem, Oregon. nlIYS10lAN.-Mlta.lJH. M. E. McCOY I physician and surgeon, hns located nnd taken rooms over Squlro Farrar's rocery store, uuronic uisuumuo juu lal lty. consultation free. 12-21dw 0 HAHLES C. CUHTIS, M. D., Surgeon , liomceopninicpnysician. uura dpiipo. is.", courtstreet. In office lor- merly occupied oy Ur. HlsdenSalcm, Or. OIllcc hours 8 to 9 n. 111. nnd from 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Diseases of tho rectum nnd chronic diseases a specially, r uieeu yuura experience. dw A "NDTtEWTirDlVEJ PHYSICIAN AND SUHOEON, ISalcm, Oregon. Office heurs: 9 to 11 n. m.,3 to 5 Jand 7 to e'flice: Court street, nixt door cast of Dr. Rowland. Ilesidece, 301 Chcmcketa st. PROFESSIONAL SUIWK-A specialty made of confinements, large experience Mrs. C. C.Morgan, 200 Commercial street. 1-21-lm TU P. WILLIAMS, STENOGRAPHER . and Typewriter Copyist. Will make reports of trials, eta; copying on typo writer accurately and neatly done. Ofllce over A. T Yeaton's furulluro store, Com mercial street, Salem. HOUSE AND SION PAINTING, all kinds of decorating; prepared to do contracts. C. C. Morgan, 200 Commercial street. 1-21-lm Professor Loisette's HI EMORY Discovery and Training Method. In spito of adulterated imitations which miss tho theory, and practi cal results of the original, in splto of the grossest misrepresentations by envious would-be competitors, and in spito of "base attempts to rob" him of the fruit of his labors (all of which demonstrate the un doubted superiority aud popularity of ills teachinc), Prof. Loisette's Art of Never Forgetting is recog nized to-day in both Hemispheres as making an Epoch in Memory Cul ture. His prospectus (sent post free) gives opinions of people in all parts of the globe who havo actually studied his System by correspon dence, showing that his System is used only whilo being studied, not' afterwards, that any book can be learned in a single reading, mind wandering cured, etc. For pros pectus, terms aud testimonials ad dress Prof. A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Avenue, N. Y. l-24w3m J. J. CULVER County Surveyo JAMES WALTON, Topographer W. H.IBYARS, Civil Engineer Byars, Culver Walton Surveyors L Topographers Surveys, drafts, plats mnpsnnd descriptions of lands, townlots, and roads, ditches, streets, sewers, alleys, etc. eto., made nnd furnished at reasonable prices. Old corners and lines re-es-tabllsbrd from original Held notes. Lisht Solar Transit. w. u e. QURUY Tor, N. T. arndes iui ditches, loads, streets or sew ers, with estimates furnished on applica tion. Addrc&s County Surveyor's ofllce. Selem, Oregon. 1800. Harper's Magazine. ILLUSTRATED. A new Shakespeare the Shakespeare of Kuwin A. AmiEY will be presented in Harpers .ngazlne for IaOu, with comments by Andrew Lane. 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