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

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Newspaper Page Texti TBJb OAPTTAIL EVTmTDSQ- JOVTZK&L TIE CAPITAL JOURNAL. UBLl8HEDDAIIiY,EXUErT8UNlAY, Br T1IK 2Citl Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) CMflce, Commercial Street, In P. O. Iluilding fcnUrcd at the ppgtoffice nt Halem,Or.,n Bocona cum matter. HOf ER MOTHERS. Editors Tu;Wfd$toreM Sro ' nimply j btycna compTvhtfiMdri nttntf pfWcnt day. -J. W. Mnnnir, "Editor Hurlingtoti'tfn.) Pott, TttVtmuY MAICH 13 SOMltCOMIMQ BVISNTa. No free &dii im-rrtcd. In the Joiijhcau irtni. iminn- Notices of religion services fre tic, reUiflofrfl jirKMtaUomil menu, tfol 6feu'rcT6ndliIlR enlcrtaln- MHI.fl.aln.tf' AilVfH menu.. Km. ciaur&v iw uuiumsiiiu, nuivr lined nt LAir.prJfc, Kfnis.of local Itiipor. uinc; nuuuunvn,. irccnuyer niiiimu Friday, March llth jr,tlerftron(erfiln. ment nd uoctnule at A. U. U. v. bal, March 15, Ten lb anucl utalltou xliow, March IS Jeinornttl kwt central com-Friday-Mirth 21 Urutid txill nt opera Marcus Huilday school convrnll'Mi at March iV Rill Nre.jiUlecd opera hotwc April 15. HUite ndriity-liool enliven- tlonat cMliinUllc, homo mltlccrnecl. April v. Vtiioh fllMeconvenllan, Oregon city. , ... April v.iiiarioii coumy uepuuiicau ura- voiitloif.' April 18. Ilcpubllenn Ftale Convention Juno 2, Ucncml electlon.for county, stale undongnm. rOUTIIK CAMl'AION OF 1800. Activity unions tnu republican workers is being manifested ull ulong thu line, and tlie tl hiocmtj und . nationalists nutl prohibition partle-. "'are nil allvo und utlrrlilg. Hut re publicans aro whin awake at un early day and propose to roll up I heir old'tlrao majorities nt the cap ltal city and iu Marion county. They propose to do more than their sharo In electing thu Rtraight repub lican county, IeglHlattvc, Htate and national tickets by good round ma jorities. To do this ull iiiu.il work. Every republican must keep posted. Tub Jouknai front now until elec tion will have all tho announce men to of candidates and commit tees, the calls for conventions and full proceedings thereof, as well us sound republican doctrine, good for all citizens Irresjicetlvo of parly. In tho Wkbki.y Journal for Ma -ch 14th will bu found the call for thu Republican county conven tion. Tho day la set fir tho prima rles, and from now until Juno 2nd. the contest for tho political control of the state will go forward. Thu circulation of some republican pipers froiu now until election will secure all increased voto for tho straight party ticket. Thero Is no better way to rally tnu iuiik aim me of tho party, to gain the young voters, mid establish tho doubtful and wavering voters, than by plac ing in (heir hands good republican reading. This preliminary cam paign work can bo douo by anyone at odd tlntc8, or by taking a few hours yoii cm canvass your entire neighborhood. Tun Daily and Weekly t'Ai'iTAL Jouknal will be found to Interest all kinds of readers, and soiuQ democrats liko to read a fair and' reliable republican paper that tells them tho truth about their party. We wish to ask friends to get up a campaign club for the Weekly Jouhnal tho clieaent paper In Oregon. For less than Ms. a weok any voter can bo kept fully postoil on tho progress of tho state canvass. Keep fully read up on re publican principles, ami keep track of what tho enemy aro up to. Counting on tho reaction and apathy that always follow president ial campaigns, tho demo crats ltopo to carry Oregon at this election. Tlioy want to cap turo thu state ticket, and our repre sentative mid senators in congress. Every copy of a carefully edited re publican paper that is taken from now until election will alii iu pre venting this political calamity from overtaking our rapidly developing state. Let Oregon follow In the wako of the now Northwest and go solidly republican. You can aid In accomplishing tills by Bonding us a campaign club, at thu rato of 'St cents for three months. Ily a lltllo effort, you can pick up from one to a hundred names and help thu cause of republicanism. Head up our an houncomciit elsewhere and go to work Iu your neighborhood. If thu Jouhnal does not suit you, got up a club for somo other good rcpiibll can paper. Many a voter is going to take a campaign paper lo keep hlmsell posted, and will subneribo If only asked. IU'ud the Jouhnal'h campaign club offer and note the character of premiums wo oiler. If you wm not gut tho llrst prize, you may lie able to get tho seoond or third, and thoy aro nearly equal Iu value, If you get none you have tho hallsfao tlon of working for it good cause. The namool every person sending In a club aud tho number shall bo pub lished In thu weekly Jouhnal. Let tin republican underestimate tho vigilant opposition. Encour aged by hard times, timid, severe winter, und profiting by distress of auy description, tho democratic jwrty in Oregon Is prcariiig lo suc ceed by coalition with any third party that will help it to get the upoitrt of ollKv, llu apiiollh for ullleo being its only animating principle. Let us sustain the efforts of the na tion to rvstoro the prosperity that was lost under four years of demo cratic rule. Let us uphold the re publican party in Oregon and in all the branches of the national gov ernmental Washington, by rolling up the biggest majority in June nexi that this state has ever given. Let us sustain the principles that 'have always brought prosperity, freedom and equality to the people. tfsT".Samplc copies will bo sent you free to work with. Capital Jouhnal J'ub. Co. rialem Oregon. rOMTICA L ltK8TLIWSVK.S. It Is an era of political restlessness, says tiic New York Voice. That Is true but that restlessness is mainly coufltied to tiic members of the third aud democratic parties. There is very little dissatisfaction or restless ness among the republicans. Their parly Is grappling with tarlfT reform, ballot reform and all problems to which it is committed. There is, as a result of the restlessness among tiie democrats and prohibitionist third party men, quite a nieemcnt toward the nationalist parties. JIUINEI) 11V i'OKKK. Recently the democratic stale treasurer of Missou i i was found to be short In his accounts, specula tion was r fe as to the cause of his downfall, but the .St. Louis Repub lic, u leading democratic paper, oilers this explanation, which must bo regirdedas the correct ene: One of the bondsmen of Treasurer Nolaiul gave a reporter of thu Re public the truo inwardness of the shortage. In brief It is that there is a deficit of about ?30,XXJ, duo to poker playing; that tho bondsmen have made I lie amount good; that Nolaud has been suspended, aud the governor will appoint a new treasurer. dents well undercharge, and a vlsl-l A man who has practiced mcdl tor Is agreeably surprised at the cine for forty years, ought to know .rt..i.n,a ...,.i ,J.i sat from suuar; read what be says, brightness and general appear-, T.r ,i n .i-n'in, 1KR7. Messrs.'. I'mXlllKSS IN TUKNEIt. Thriving Town, u'ooil ScIiooIp, (food Hotels and Prosperous IlusinrsH (Jonenillv. Tho beautiful city of Tumor Is pleasantly situated on tho Southern l'aclflo railroad ab'.ut seven miles south of Balcm, Oregon's capital. It Is laid out regular city style and wi I sumo day bu one of Marlon county's b mining liltlo cities. It has all thu natural advantages that could bu wished for aud Is uiculy located on an elevated she, liih aud dry from every Hood. Tho Bantiam runs through the heart of thu city, furnishing an abundance of water power and much yet to bo utilized Thu hotel accommodations are splendid, tho demand being sup plied by two well and neatly kept houses. B. S. Mar'iu Is proprlitor of ono and thu other Is presided over by I. II. Bmtill. Putmaii & Co. run a first-class livery stable, aud accommodate the traveling public. Wlttsehen & Schmidt aro now conducting thu exclusive dry goods and general merchandise store ol thu town. Small & Lewis aro the propr'etorH of thu city meat market, and supply the demand with a V"U kept slock of meats, fresh aud salt. Their simp Is first-class In every respect. Tho Oregon Milling company's mill, located here, runs night aud day, Sunday not excepted. Tho do maud Is greater than thu capacity. Mr. John llalllman Is thu gonial manager. II. M. Miller Is conducting a thriv ing hardware business, and Ills stock It- quite large at present, consisting of hardware, tinware, stoves, farm ing Implements, wagons, etc. Mr. Miller Is u hustling business man and deserves succcs. J. T. Drown ing conducts thu blacksmith shop and docs all work In this branch of business. Dr. J. V. Rausomo has a neat otlleo at tho corner of 3d ami 1) streets and Is enjoying a good prac tice and has the confidence of his patients, The doctor has lately taken unto him elf a better half and Is quite himself at present. Mr. M. Howe, of tho city, Is ono of the Jouhnal'h dally readers. J. E, Shanks, successor to 1. Jenny, Is running a neat boot and shoo store, and iiImi carries a good lino of harness. Hu will soon add a lino of groceries his to stool;. Mr, R, O, Thomas, postmaster and railroad agent, Is un enthusiastic Jouhnal reader. Mr. Thomas is one of Turner's prominent men aud Is always working for tho advance ment of the city. Among other things Turner po. scssca that which desorvtu special iu iitlon as her public nohools. A Jouhnal scribe visited tho school In ersou, aud to say the loiibt was mrpme.l at its excellent condition. 1'mf. M, R. Drown is thouhlc super intendent and Is well assisted by Mr. O. C, Riches. Thu enrollment is between elgluy-llvo aud ultiuty five, aud the building U quite small for thu attendance even at present. Borne move Is iuhus try to keep up thu well deserved reputation of tho school. 1'mf. Drown has thu bin- nnco of the scholars. Every thing Is orderly and con ducted properly. A new wing should be added to tho present build ing and flic school graded. The people have faithful workers iu the two gentlemen above named with a zeal for the Interest of all concerned. Tho Jouhnal'h subscription list Is growing rapidly nt this beautiful thriving town of the Willamette valley and more will be suld regard- fig its future prospects later on. Oregun State Sunday School Convention The fifth annual convention of the Sunday school workers of Oregon will be held In tho Christian church, at McMiunvillc, commencing Tues day, April 15, and closing Thursday, April 17, 18fX. While this is n mass convention, and alt Interested In Sunday school woork arc most cor dially aud earnestly invited to be oresent, yet, to Insure representa tion, each Sunday school Iu thestate Is i eq nested to select two or more persons pledged to attend. Tho friends of the work nt McMinuvllIe will oM!ii their homes aud hearts and take aire of all who may attend the convention. Tiial tlicy may know who are to be entertained, nil those expecting to bo present will confer a favor tiy sending their names to Rev. J. Ilobcrg, McMinu vllIe, that a place may be assigned them. This Is done that Oregon may fall Into line with our sister states iu a chain of conventions ar ranged by the International Kxecu live committee. Mr. Wm. Reynolds, president of tho llrst international convention will bo present at the convention and take a prominent aud active part. Airangements have been made with the S. I It. R. In Oregon und the O. P. R. R for tho usual reduced rates. That we may know the number ofchools and pupils, and the work being done by the Sunday f.c!io Is of Ore gon, (he superintendent or secretary of each school Is requested to f-end Pror. Henry Slieak, Philomath, Or., statistical secretary, a full report. E. M. Allen, President. W. N. Hull, Sec, Corvallis. FHUil ARUENTI. Snow Is seven Indies deep. Shorty Myers is sawing luinborfor his new house. Mr. S. D. Ormsby lost a flue marc by the equine la grippe. Mrs. Earhcart, of Albion, has come to stay with her brother, By ron Pottorfl. Fred Knight is driving cattle for thu now sawmill located iu Dius more canyon. Tho neighbors havo met and re paired the school housu iu good con dition for thu spring term. A road petition has been circulated with good success for a road leading to Salem via Silver Creek Falls. The people of this place an busy hauling iu feed for their stock, which is hard to get on account of bid roads. Mr. S. T. Arnold and Mr. Drown are contemplating a trip to Salem In the near future if thu weather permits. MAiticirr itin-or.T. Tolnt.i. O.. Jhii. 10, 1K87, J. Cheney & Co. Gentlemen: I have been iu tho general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice olid experience have never seen a preparation that I could prescribe with as much confluence ol success as I can Hall's iitarrh Cure, man ufactured by you. Hove prescribed It a great many limes and Its efleet is wonderful, and would say Iu con clusion that I have yet to find a case of Catarrh that It would not cure. If they would Inke it according todi rclloiis. Yo'irs Truly. L. L aORSUCII, M. D. Ofllce, 215 Summit St. We will give 5100 for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Taken Inter nals. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo, O. Sold by Drug gists, 5oc. Eopppsy. This Is what you ouylit to have, in fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it dailv, and mourning because they Und It not. Thousands up ill thousands of dollars are sis-ut an nual'y by our people In the hope that they may attain this boon. And vet It mav be had bv all. We cuaraulcu that Electric Bitters, if used according to dlrectlonsand the use persisted iu. will bring you jkhhi Diuestioii and oust the deainou Dys- nensia and Install instead Hupcpsy. We receommend Eleetiic Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 60c. aud $1.00 per bottle by Fry Drugist. OJ.i' Used it for Five Wars. Dr. E. S. Hidden: I have sold your Ethereal Cough Syrup for the past five ywirs, aud have used It in my own family, and know It to be the best co'Juh svrup I have ever ued or sold. ERKD M WEST Stockton. Large sire $1.00, smal 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists Nuw, Give Attention To the purification of your blood, for nt nofceason is the body so sus ceptible to the benefits to be derived from a good medicine, as iu March, Apiil and May. Hood's Sarsap.irilla ! the people's favorite spring med icine. It stands uneqnlled fur purl ( iu the blood, enring scrofula, salt rheum, etc., regulating the kidneys mid liver, repalilng nerve tiasues, sireiigtiieuing aud Invigorating the whole body, as well as cheeking the progress of ucuteaiid chrouicdisease, and restoring thu afllicted parts to a natural, healthy conditiou. If you have never tried Hood's Sareu parilln for your "spring medicine," do so tills season. A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life. It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping piqier, but it saved her life. She was In the last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only h short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On u niece of wrapping paper she reail of ur. ivinge rcw .Discovery, and got a sample bottle; It helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, bought another aud grew bet ter fast, continued its use und is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh ing 140 pounds. For fuller particu lars f-end stamp to W. H. Cole. Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful Discovery Free at Fry's Drugstore. HOOtETV NOTICE. KNiaiirsOKlYTlUAS. Itegulnrineet Inn on Tuesday night of each week at 7wu p. in. V. II. II. J.O'lJONALDlO. WATERS. K. or It. and H. 0. A SynoptU t Mm Market Iliijlnc mid bulling Prlrto. nau.iNO raiCKs. nr.VISEI) QUOTATIONS. Wioiildurs.HiiKiirciirt'd.per lb,UJ llrrnkniit b.iom IS Hams Mufcar cured, per Ih, 10 & Hc IU-r-4l ii l.'c. CO UU40. .Milium itv. I'orli H & Veul lOMIJKe. Timothy mhmI I'or nmirid, Sq hclllnc lied clover need 1'cr Miind, I A.. Wliltocluvemeetl Per pouud, lie " lltMUin So per Hi., nellliu. Out meul Me Unit t 4 lo Oc. IIUVINO CHICKS. W'heat U)U4Ua not, Klonr Per barrel. ?l.20. Onto lVr biuliel, 'JO ( SOc Hurley lVr Inifcliel.fiOo. . llmn-lVr ton, f 11.00 ut tliu mill. HtiorU-Pcr lin,31li0, rii-IVr Ion, M. llnl)M-)iiottd ut IK310C per lb. Kku loo iH'riloien. rolaliKi Ver bushel, pOo, Torn meal .'to per hiuh1. Cln-ec iu&IAc per pound. Dried apple Per lb., bate. WriH'll apple 1.75. IVr box llrloil plum IVr lb. l3Tc Dried peuclie Per lb. UV Dried prune Per lb. lUJIUc Mutter UUo per pound fur good Lird-IOutlJopcrlb. Hum Per potiud.lOurT.'Xc. Haconalilr 10 per lb. HliouliliTK 7sHo ier lb. Clilikeu..Sjf Uto iter ihiuihI lln-uu riMii.sJ llfstf-()n tool 2 Woil IVr itoiind, IM ISo. Turkejn IVriiound, 16c lliuu, old-- IVr pound, 10a, (lcev W t ft) per diz. Duck ttln 7 Hrdo. llldeRrerii4eu. Hide dry Set. Htievp lwh-'Arf75- ALIVElX)naENo.lS, I. O. O. K., meetM j in uao rruiim iiuu upHiaim. i.ornei Hut- Commercial and Kerry streets, every uruay ui .; iu l. III. J. L. .Mitciikki., I. A. Manning, Secretary. N. o. OA. H. feedEHlik Post, No. 10, DeiMirt- ment or Oi-eirim.nipetHcvrrv Mtmrinv cordially Invited to attend. S. A. Handlk, Adliita it. oveniiiKMltlio hull over I ho Oregon ijmU coiniiany' olIUv. VUltlni; comnides an y invneu loauenu. I). C.SiiKHMAN. Post Commadcr. t (). U, . Protection Ixulge No. 2, A. f. O. U. W., Nilem.llrecoii. .MccUeaih Wednedai cxenlngiitlt hall In Mute In Biiniuco block, corner Cuniiiieretal and rtic-meketa mreeu. VIMtlng and Sojourn. iDgiEetlirrniiiMted 8 A Ka.milk, .M W Ik a Kim, Hcttirdcr. PltOPUS-MONAI. CAHDS. J. J. siiaw. j. t. aitcaa. ATTOH.N KYS AT LA W, fnlem, Orecon. llltlco nrt door lo the len at head or ulalr In Hie roar of Ijidd A Ilush's bank. MLMON KOHD. attorney at law. Kalcm, Oregon, tinlco urtalrs In Patiim'ii ock. IjTc llutklen's Arnira Salve. Thelx-et niIo In ttiennrid for eu.. bruit. r,Mire, uteen,iuilt rlieum, recrkoiv, tet ter, ilinpiHHl tianiU, I'hUbtitlns eun,and all klu eruntitiUM, and io.ltlely cure plte. or no y rnjulred. Ill euarunteed lo tle jietleet wiiufaitlun or inouey re funded. Price '2 cent ier box. Kor ule by Kinlel J .Fry, drojulit. Statu Trwisurer's 35th Notice. Htato of Urexiin. Tmunrcr' Olllce, I n.M (X, .MHtVIl 10, IMM. I til JOHN A. UAHSON, Counsellor and attorney at luw. Member of the Hor of Ontario, Canada, VU Statu Htrvtt,Balein, Oregon. GIlAltl. C. OUIITIS, M. I)., Hurreon and Homanptthlepliyalelau. Oltlce aud realdence, liaiiiirtMreel, Inotllee lor nierly occupied til- Dr. IlLilen, Salem, Or. Olllce lieun. S UiUa. in. and fmm 2 lo 8 a ml 7 to Sp. in. DlMaseAofthereetiimand chronic illneusfn a HHr-hilty. Kineen year experience. jw A NDItKW H. DIVtUN, PHVSIUIAN AND 81'ltOKON, talem, Oregon. Offlee hoiinell toll a. m..S to 5 find 7 to C in. Irrlct: Ctmrl itrw. nmi rt,vti-Mii f i llowland, Itecidcicf, 301 Cliemekrti. ' rvlUA.d PHII.L, lIiyMlolun unci Surguon roi ill b.u.H.M. Orlice hour h to 10 n m. and from S to I aud 7 to H p. m. Formerly of llutmio, if V. "Wir.T.TAHS. RSoOICvMIKn II . and IViwurUtr Copy ut. Will make "I"'"' "i ii inn, cir ciipyinir oil rlt luvunttel) mid neatly done. oier A. T niinu'H furnlluro nore. iiirrwai ircvi,tie. Are Offering Some Choice Lots in Uni versity Addition,Size 75 by 142 for $400, 4Za and iau per Lot. Money lo Loan Kl 9 I I 'wklA J 0 1 laid nmi mmm.iiK'in. tm -Hitw raw m MrfSK v iiaii iHKd' k. "S WBmstte? , , rmi And two Lots 40 by 120 on Cofligc street, near Cnurt, $900 cadi. Houses anJ Lots in ililfcrcnt nirts ol' the City rora $750 up. 6 to 8 Per tat Four well Improved farms of 480 acres each and some improved rcsi t and livery barn property in Kansas, and some well located vacant in St. Joe, Mo., for any good property in the Willamette valley. ANo OX FARMS AND IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. We have a large list of well-located and well-Improved farms that we are offering ut a bargain aud on easy terms. FOR EXCHANJi. dent l,.lo I four bliKsied stallions, 4 to 0 years old, for farm or couutry property, will pay difference n any. THE GLOBE Employment and General Intelli gence Office, NO. 202 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON. O WANTED Orders for help, girls for general housework, to furnish help of all kinds. BROOKS k HARRITT ! Guns and Sporting Goods, CUTLERY, TOYS, ETC. -o- BSyNotary and Lodge Seals made to order, assortment ami most reasonable prices. Entire new stock. Best No. 94 State Street, Salem, Oregon Grand THREE CS8RCP lea Consisting of the follewing: Prizes ! First Prize Elegant China Tea Set, fifty-six pieces, complete. Second Prize Fine Hansrlug Lamp. Third Prize Set of Rodgers Bros.' Plated Knives and Forks. OFFGKHD BY Cox & Bo Grocers, 249 Commercial Street. ggs, -o- tSTTlckcts with chance 011 one of the three nrizes presented to ev ery purchaser of ONE POUND of our TEA! Oiler good until Murch 15, 1800. Wm. rown DEALERS IN! Co. BOOTS AND SHOES, Leather and Findings nri WOOL, CASH PAID FOR HIDES, PELTS, AND FURS. This homo carries a larco dock of Una. clan. KiNidk fiom the best iiianiifiictuien. In ! i.h, iir il'Vi"1.18 nrtl"'reu '"Kte Mihfac lion, both In Mjo und qua Ily, lo exert ono w ho w ill punhiibo gK,Uh 1 1 them No. 231 Commercial Street, SA.LEM ... OREGON SHAW & DOWNING, Real - Estate - Agents GENERAL AUCTIONEERS! fiJafWe haven Innw Hut nf f...... 1 ....i i ..... , mS ' 1. lake char, of aticUoi, sal In an" , rto , 'ZF .J NO 3U4 COMMBRCIAI. STREET. JalbM. VTOril'HUIieivhy Ktu tliit there kra lOllHHl'A Mt.NAI.lA, l tiitllclrtit fund on hand lo jviy tli Ail- 1 Alll'IIITKrs (Vimuiu MnmtntN and tlmi Ihcj lll b i ,o. 182 hTiTK Kl'ltHHr. IMldou iiruMiumtlnii ut IliU ullfw War- ( . . .... .IT- ., , I. . mnui.r lNSaml llo nuuilHn-tl tr. IIWI. . Jr,n.J.?,, l"wtlloillin' of nil elusM of nr ikAi i iii - n k. .. iniiiiiniki nil . imii iot' 1 1 IT. 1 Ivu. I ml. laud. -.TJ. '.Wi. -XW. JTuS. .-na ie.ST7J.."hrt,SWI.TiVSIill aud V). III. lcivt lll not la ulltiuctl anr llu duteuf ltil n.nuv. tl. W. Wt.llll, bluio I'lriu. 3 US Vrltit' Oiwara iinii.itum remedy r.iiiu m a rvtfiiUranU hculiliy aitlou of the bo volt, aid d cUoiiuud tlll not lr rlia.a Hie mt wiulilv ninuiuli. L'lill diail tki It rwidlly. fld by all dnniKlut. lllu.rl.. . ..... ...i. . "T-- .r--:-"- :-i-...M- iruuvuroi'i ur IUIUniy loottMil ariri rr. 2 4-lf JOHN KMUIIT. nUACICSMlTII llorwvlMHls iind rvltlng a iVM(ally Shop at iho te.14 V( UWty tmi,i J -Hranch otlloi nt Kiherton, C. V. McUul.v, AgnU OREGON. ED. N. bDES, Proprietor of the Candy Kitchen, CONFECTIONERIES, FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS, CIGARS AND TOBACCOS 313 Corrmercial Street, Salem, Oregon. East Salem Grocery Store A, M. Eislier Is now read v to wait on nil that may wish anything In the line of groceries nnd will ell mm re.i"iableii8 any one In tho city. Htoro located on (.oiner .Marlon nnd l-'ourtccnth streets. V!.211ni PATnoNIZE Home Industry, nnd uso Mountain Halm ('ouch Cure. Guar anteed to gle rcllet or money refunded. Manufactured H.v II. It.rross, Snlem, Ore Bon. Ask jourarugglst forll. l-8dlm Agents Wanted. Accnts to bell the "Benultful Story," 'Uvlns Wiirld." ".sea nnd Land." MobI raiildlv bPllini; bookaon tho market. i-J-'dlin M IHI'KIjIj, 49 Court street. New Express Wagon. WILLIAM HOLCOMB Has started a new express wagon nnd U now ready to deliver oaiij-igo to and from the depot, nnd to any part of the city. Ii iRmrgo of uny kind delivered on short notice llTlIP' A"Cil UIM'VPJJTlVIJ WTTfT. Bout medicine Fnrlnfinnntlon con cerntliB Dr. A WILKOHO IIALL'3 iicaitii I'amnnici, can on or nuaress I P. h,. MOORE, locil Agt., f University liulldlmr, Salem Oregon, N. 13. JONES, Practical Painter Taper hanging nni Icalsomlnlng a spe cialty. Shop Room Ti, o cr E. C. .Small's siore, on Commercial street. TI INaunAUCK IV M ( o in p a n y . IIJ Fire nnd Mn- JO. ALUEHT. Agent. - - Salem. Oregon P. J. MARTELL, Star Chop House, CourtStreet, Salem, Oregon. Whrm lunch nt nil hours. Es-crythlng-first-class, (live us n call. 2.l2tf iVIrS. P.A.Crump, DRESSMAKER, Misses' Dresses a Specialty ! js-C.ill at IG1 Summer street. From Terminal or Inferior Points the Jnn a Is the line to tnko To all Points East and South. Itlsthedlnlnscar route. ItrnnH Ihrninrh vestibule trains every day In the year to ST. PAUL AND (No change of cars.) Composed of dlningcars uniurpassed, l'ullman drawing mom xleepers Of latest equipment, TOURIST Sleeping Cars! Dnol t l. ...... l. ... .. ... 'i iii i-.in uc consiruciea nna in wnica lUTfiuiuindii Ions are both ireo nnd lup nlMicd tor holders ot fliht und second-elu&j llCKI'tM jiml - ELEGANT DAY COACHES. A continuous line connecting with all linc atrordlng dliect und uninterrupted sei Ice. r Tullman sleeper reservations can be se- urcd In ndvanto through any agent of 'through tickets to nnd from nil points in Aineriiu, Lngland mid Europe can be purchased ut uny ticket on.co ol this com pany. hull Infmmntlon concerning rates, tlmo or tniln-i.naitcs und other details furnished on application to any agent or A. D. CHARLTON, A;tt' General I'lisscnger Agent, No. i.J.1 J?1 s,ltet' cor' Washington; Port land, Oiegou, ' J A Con I, JI ITCH ELL. Locil Ageut, Salem, or. THE JIWHHHHH dii hi H 1 1 M I r STEAM LAUNDRY HAVE YOU EVER SEEN ANY OF IIiom! .Shirts Collars uml Culls laumlrietl at tho SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY? If" not make it a Kint to do so. AT C1KOROK HJlS'RXi?gKfflo,l?RC,AL RUNS nftf-L tmlns w,n I'uHaian Vestibule uniu Ing iiKim slrepn-, dining aw and mi i mT" ''"t design, between Chicago IjJ Milwaukee und at. l'aul and Mlnne- tLrrnna wl,h Pullman vestlbuled ifihsWn 81epers, dining cars and .mi vm.0.f,",,e!l lles'B'. between Chicago i i.iIUwVll,.lSe?.nnd Ashland aud Uulutb. m,!'.,V f """"n Ntlbule drawlntr m,uJc'lmist sleepers via the North Wtland Or" o'eeu Chicago and eVl,.uJ',u."'1vJ'1 ,.n,,n lo nd from Eastern, in L,i .' ""own nd central WUcon mi'niv. !V'"',"'lll."S "neiualed service to 'In '..e.n,l,.,S M.(-'ue'"i. Chippewa Falls, n.i i'T "V.1.0- Wls-. and Ironwood ud Itewviupr, Mich. ' .?.ISVM ""''."Hiir lniorniatlon, apply .1 ?"t "Ucre In the United suite r Canada. u c. HAULOW, i ii , ivo.,., tien'l Traffic ilgr. 's. It. A1NSLIB. Gen'l. Mgr. . ., n ,. , Uivi- Eckstein. IPW"W""!ilrelMI HIUM4.r tlirialeiuIJHH;omivU. 2-2S-tf teoiiKu V v ,