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

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Newspaper Page Text"1 t tr ; ii U .s.-J0EiX4iLjr??rN"(5-. .aifi&A2k Mm i v-. . -1 -. "wsj . " 3il and 8eo T't j. CRONISE, .i.i- Pnnl!ip lob Printer. . VttH NEW QUAItTEHS IN TUK AT8U?te lnrtn BnlWInjr, Cor. Com L8iX and Onemekete utrcets '0-ltJ J. MACY, yvery, Feed and Sale Stable Corner Stflto and Front Sts., Halem. iiood accommodations and good rigs. ai$a quantity of good hay for sale. ,181m H. Dm richer of Music and dealer l Muscat rescuer lMlrumonl8 anti strings. NO. 247 V RONT ST. For success at the CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Silem, Oregon. A. I'. Armsi bono, Mngr. E. L. Wiley, I'rln. Business, Shorthand, Tj;tritug, Pennsnsiip and Xngluk Jepsrtments. Dtvnnd evening Sessions. Students admitted anv li"11'- c-'1" ' "ie College or address Die Principal for dialogue. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Graduates Students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law, AND MEDICAL COURSES. It U the oldest, largest and least expen sive Institution of learning In the North west. School opens first Monday In September Send for catalogue to 1UUM, AJS SUUl, President. '7: Halem. Oregon. A. K. STRANG, No. 303 Commercial Street, SALEM, OREGON. -DEALER IK- STOVESand RANGES Plumbing, Gas anil Steam Filling. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. -Agent for the HICHAUDSON 4 BOYNTON COMPANY'S FHrnacen. Es tablished In ISIS Dress Making ! 311 Commercial Street. CUTTING AND FITTING By a competent lady who has hnd large experience. Leave orders eurly. Satisfac tion guaranteed. 2,I4tf FixV.rT sW 'fcQBLE JOUS? HEALTH. " t nichiRia Golden Baltara No. 1 Cures Chilcies, first and i.-cond ltajcs: Sores en tho Legt and Bly: Sore Ea-s, I'iee, etc., Copper-c lored Blotches, BjpjI.IiIc Catarrh, ulsced Bcalp, and all primsrj fo-ns of the disease known at SreMli. Prlr, f5 00 par Bottle. U Richan'a Q -Idnn Baliara No. Curcs-Tertliry, Mercurial SyphiUtlo Rheu matism Pains In the Bones, Tains In ths rtead, back ct the Neck, Ulcerated Bora Throat, Ejph'.llt'o Hash, Lumps and con tractcd. Con's, Stiffness of tho Limbs, and undicattj all d siaa from tho system, vbethcr caiued by ind'scrctlon or abuse cl Ucrcurj-, lcalng tho blxxl pure and Ualthy. Price 1-5 )0 per I oltle. Lo lllclmu'4 QnldenS unlsh A n-1-aotei for fio euro of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, irritation Gravel, and alt Urina-r or Ocnl. Ul difarranfcmenU. I'rlco tjii 50 per Uotllp. Lj ItlcliauN Golden Hpnnl.h. In Jetl ii, fir sivere cu9of Gonorrhoea, InAimia to y Gleet. Strlctun s,i.c. Price. . $l '.,'. 'er Bottle. . ""hnn'a Galde.ii O'ntment tar tie eft ct.vc healing cf SyphlUtlo S-, tndtrun'lons. Prlrol to n r nox. Ilichau's Goldn l PIl s-.Vrrva "MLra i treatment; lossofpliysi-a) pow or . exccsi er oicr-worle, JTMtratlon, etc. Prjca ea OO per Box. Tilde in.tl Nervine, itnt crrrybere, C. 0. 1., fecurely packed per express. - ' $ PJSF17 CO' s.T 43) binsnuo ftrcet. Corner Uay. H'n Tranrlxo. Cal. CIRCULAR MAILED FREE. THIS PAPPR l kept on file at E. C l" I Al U11 Drnke'sAdvertlslne Areney, W and 65 Merchant' Exchnnge, n nrranciioo. California, where contracts or advertlMng can be made lor It, Morgan & Mead, City Draymen t Ptch. Only the best inen are employed. a.i.fl1 State Treasurer's 35th Notice, Blate of Oregon. Treasurer Office, I , Tfrrirr.. w HAI.KU, March 10, 1SIM. ! li;..i.CE,nerebyElven that there nre il sufficient Ainda on bond to pay tin fol ing warranu, and that they will b ffi?.on,l?feeutatinn at this efilce: War ifft iSCM89 and 1Hao numbered 075, 10SI, liil- ili5 U6'. 15!. 7. KM. 27W1, 27bil, "770 UM&rlV61-' and 27.V: In thTi .ln noi allowed after the data of 1 ll4lce- - u' WEHH, Btate Treas. 1011(1 tUaectte SALEM HANKS. Ladd & Bush BANKERS. IRON BUILDING, SA.LEM, 'irnURactn general banking busluosn lu all branches. Tno bunk bus connection with banks In Oregon, Washington, Mon tana nnd Iitaho, nnd correspoi.dents In all the principal town of those states. l-iMAwlm First National Bank SALEM, OREGON. WM. N. IjADUIC. President. Uit. J. REVNOLD8, Vice President. JOHN MOIK. Cashier. GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland, Ban Francisco, New York, London nnd Hong Kong bought nnd sold. Htalo, County nnd City warranto bought. Farmers are cordially Invited to deposit tmd transact business with us. Liberal advances made on wheat, wool, hops nnd other property at reasonnoie rates. Insurance on such se curity van be obtained at the bank In most reliable companies. Capita National Bank, SALEM Capital Paid up, - - OREGON. - . - 75,090 - - - - 15,000 burplas, It. 8. WALLACE, - - President. W. V. MABTIN. - Vice-President. J. H. ALHEItT, ,- - - - Cashier. DIRtCTORSl W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin, J. M. Martin, R. 8. Wallace. Or. W. A.Cuslcli, J. H. Albert, T. McF. Patton. LOANS MADE l'o farmers on wheat and other market able produce, consigned or in store, either In private graunriesor mimic wurenouscs. State and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, London, Purls, lierlin (long Kong nnd Calcutta. Overland to California VIA Southern Pacific Company's Line. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Time between Salem and San Franclsco.2 Thirty-six Hours, CALIFORNIA EXPRESS TRAIN RUN VXIVX BKTWEEN PORTLAFD AND S. F. Bouth. " "North. 4.-00 p. m. I Lv. Portland Ar. I llfc-Mi a. in. rJMl p. in. I Lv. Halem Lv. I 7:5.1 a. m 7:15 a.m. ( Ar. Ban Fran. Lv. 7:00 p. in LOCAL, PASSENGER TKAIN ( DAILY i:. CE1T SUNDAY). 8.-00 a. m. 11:10 a. m Z-AO p. m. Lv. Portlnud Ar. I .i:45 p. m. Lv Salem Iv. 1 12.52 p. ni. Ar. Eugene Lv. i iiooii.tii PULLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. Kor accommodation ot second class passengers attached to orpres trains. Tho 8. P. company's ferry makes con ncctlon with ull tho regular trains on th East Bide Division from foot of h stree Portland. Vest Side DivisioD. Between Portland and Cervallis: UAILY KXCEIT SUNDAY). 7:33 a. m. LvT Ar. 'Portland Corvallis Ar. Lv. 6:20 p. ro. !:. p. m. 12.-2-5 p. ill. At Albiinv und Corwillls connect with trains of Oregon Pacific Huilroad. Through tickets to all points south and east via California KSrRESS train-"(daily"kxceptsunday T38 p. m. I CvrTortlund Ar. I 0.00 a. m. 8.-00 p. in. I Ar.McMlnnvllloLv. 5:45 a. in. Through Tickets To all points "OUTI! and EAST V1A-- CaliforniA. for lull mlorination regarding rales roups, etc., apply to the Company's agent rialem, Oregon. E. P. HOUEIW, Asst. O. K. nnd Pans. Ag't it. KO KHLKIt. Malinger. Oregon R. R. Company Line. (Limited.) C. N. SCOTT, RECEIVER. Tickets for any point on this line for sale at the depot, foot of JelTcrbon st r.'et, and it the United cnirage and baggage 'transfer ...,.. nlllna r rnn Ci.swinri 1111 1 1 l.lllA streets. CommuUition TlckeUi at 2 cents per mile. , , . General offloos northwest corner Mm and Pine street, Poitland. EAST II)E. From Toward Portland Stations. Partland Hllver-Coburg Port'ndPorfd ' ton ac mall mail Exp LV TM LV AM . , All P.i Ah-IM ! jm son rariiDanrto J iuu 5 (H 0 5S.ttay's Ijuidlng. 2 Kh 6 58 10 60 Woodburu 1 40 7 00 II 47.,llvertoii 12 20 5 07-Ur wnsvillo 7 40 6 50 C'oburg 0 00 U 45 8 49 7 30 WEST SIDE Alrllemall Portland mall av AR 7 45 .Portland PAW V. 10 45 Dundee Junction 2 On . Sheridan 4 1 i-DallnB. ,. 4 55 ..Monmouth . 5.V. Airllo 1.15 205 10 27 8 22 ;w (145 l-wlr i NeW .RisfcMarket. -,. m i .tnl,HeliA1 u nnur sVa'f l) I Allen iiuoacs naiiwuiww " -; Market on fitntereet. and he Ueepsa good supply of fish, poultry and V""- ... , Uive hlnirt cull nnd your order will iei promptly attended to. &.j-nn, Cheapest. stMngest ?li.'rt$X? Compound Extract of wr.up rilla. k'" niimile orvulnelasttee before It Clean" andenrfchM the blood. rVild by all drug gilt. Ffiini niinuARn. The town if Htibbnnt is loontctl In (lie norflierii nact of Mtirija cnuutv mitl is lilenwintly sltudtetl in the inlilsl of u gmiul raniiiiKtregion. The imputation of the olty ia wime tiilng like S)0 fou!, nnd tin- place is quite ntrwling point. Consliler nblegraiiiisshippudfroin this point. Fruit, wool, wheat, oats, briuk and tile form the priucip.il slupuii'iiis Aniongthe buslues ine i or tnei lt are: A. B. Gleason, dealer In (rcnei-til merchandise, als-i dealer in ununtr produce of all ktiitl-t. Mr. Gleason has for year been agent fur the r. P. Co., afid h one of tile ciiUvpii - lug men of tbe town. Joseph L. Calvert i tho (Iruggist and postmaster. Mr. Culvert N one of the foremost men of that si'cticin of thecouutry. He has lately pur chased the city hotel nnd is having It refitted and renovated through out. Hereafter it s ill he a pie Mire to stop at this hotel. Mr. Cnlve. t i a progressive young man, i.inl it lloves iu pushing ahead. Ho w having quite a successful hiMiutes career. Tlie blacksmith shop is urn by Jacob Steinbach. Hu does all kinds of work pertaining to thi llueol business. G. D. Dimick is another one o! Hubbard's enterpilsing young men He is proprietor-of a large general merchandise store, and also is deal ing largely iu griti iih and produce. The city livery stable is run by J. It. Uiukie, Mr. Hinkle will run a Hue of carriages to Soda Springs the coming season. L. G. Ben ou is a compaiatively uew merchant in the town and deals in groceries moitly. He also is tho real estate man of the town, aud hits a flue lot of property listed and for sale. Geo. M. Fry is the city jeweler He does a nice jewelcry business nnd Is pleasantly located. Hubbard, like a number of other small towns that were laid out at an early date, has been peacefully sleep ing until the past year, but is now showing a more active life aud in dications arc that it will grow con siderable the coining year. J. L. M. Wants a GuiiJ Bridge. To the Editor or the Capital Jeurnal: I)i:a Srit. The flood of IhJO has come. The Salem bridge has gone, and thus the door is opened for con troversy or conference how woulji it seem to put it in this shape. Poll county needs the big biidgo inor. than anybody else or at all ecnt, just as much. Now let us call Polk county, Factor No. 1. Now Salem, as a city, everybody knows, is suffer ing for the B. B. just as badly it Polk county, Or., or woise. Call Salem Factor No. 2 and Marion CJtinty what shall wo be able to say for her. In scope and heailt, and undeveloped resources scaiceb seond to anyb y's county. We'i. call her as a Party iu interest lu the Big Bridge Factor No. Ii Now we have three equal factors iu inter est iu the Big Biidge. Now to iuU. twenty-five thousand dollais, ought not to punish either factor ver, much, and gives us a uuiso of 75, 000, which wisely expended would give us a (suspension biidge, which would be a thing of beauty as s, ell us use. Aud the latter part of tin second generation, hence, viewing the bridge with piide and admira tion would be led to say, look what our forefathers have done for us having builded better than they knew. J. V. Batciirlldr. Butlcville, Mar. 10, 1800. Electric Hitlers. This remedy is becoming so well known and so nopular as to need no special mention. All who have ued l'.lcctiiu Bitters sing the same song of piaiic. A puier medicine does not exlstand it is tiimiautccd lo do all i claims. Electric- Bitters will' cure all di.-eascs of the liver and kidneys, will remove pin. pits, bolls salt i ileum and other aflections; erused by impure blood; will drive malaria frmu the system aud pre vent as well as cure all malarial fe veis. For cure of beaduche, coiiHli pat inn and Indigestion try Elect no Bitters. Eutiro satisfaction guar anteed or money refunded. Price 60 cents nnd il per 'bottle at Fry's drug stole; How J.iTTLi: aud dried up the cheese appears to tho rat after ho Is caughtin the trap. Atchison Globe. liow to Catcli Fi.h. "Toclrirm tlioflhh lioneorpoke, Although liU voice wtt. Hue, But found the most cmiNonlent way as Just tortroptliu llnu," We have all been fishing at least when we were boys and when we hud "fisherman's luck," have en vied the fortunate anulor described In Suxe's couplet above, who on'y had to drop the line and the fish came up. home of the best angling 8xirt iu the northwest is to be found along the route of 'The Burlington," tho Mis sissippi Scenic Line, in its course along the eastern bank. Especially are tho clear streams that come do vi) on the Wlxcousiii side of the river the home of that gamy lUli, the speckled trout. Tho fast und elegant trains of "The Burlington" will take you to good spots whore you oan drop n line. If you are not M)stel on that region, "drop a line" to V J. C. Keuou, Gen. Put. Aiftllt V., B & N. It. It , Ht Paul, Minn , ai.d mu will catch a prompt answer THE LAW'S INTRICACIES. Why a Coloroil Man Coticlmlrd to Get Up is Code of lilt Oun. "I ain't gwitio stay here no longer." Tho country judge, to whom the remark was ad dressed, looked up nnd saw a bench-leggcxl old negro standing near, says tbo Arkansaw Trnvoler. "What's tho matter?" "W al , sab, I jest kaln't orford ter Btny Ir cr ptuco whar do folks beat mo llko da do ycro." "Dut what havo I got to do with it!" "You's do jedgo o do county, nlu't you t' 'I'm tho county judRO." "Yas, sah, yns; an' 1 has como to sco you onblzncss. Bomotimoergolbousht or piece o' Ian' down on do bayou. Built mo or houso on It, I did, nil guntcr lib dar In good shape, too, but ono day I sorter stumbled an' fell In debt, an' den, tor keep my houso irum oein' tuck erway Xrum me, I had it tuudo ober ter my wifo. Dot wuz fcckshuti and love on my part, nn' I thought dat my who ouRhtor bo mighty thankful ter me, but whut did sho do!" "I don't know," the judpro nnswored. "May bo you don't, but I does. She willed dat Ian' ter cr feller dot 1 doan kcre notliin' crbout, dnt's whut sho done." "Willed It to him V "Dat's whut I said." "When did sho die!" "Sho ain't dead." -1 "How, then, dtd sho will it to himl" "Uud do papers drawed up and turned mt outun do houso, dat's how. Er yallci preacher como 'roun' an' 'sunded her ; scoun uul tolo her dat I wa'n'tgwino ter lib lontf said dat do Lawd had tolo htm bo in ci dream. Tolo my wire, do yalicr scounuu did, dat when I died ho'd marry her an mako her cr powerful lady in do congoi-ga tion. Do scouunul sold do Ian' an has dui lor do country. Now, whut's I gwuio dol" "I don't know." "Will do law hurt mo if I follcrs dat man an' kills himl" "Hang you." "Wull, but what do law gwino to do wli dat man fur beatin' mo outcn my housol" "I don't know that It can do any thing." "But it will break my neck if 1 kills him?' "Yes." "Law is mado fur yalicr men, it 'pean. like." , l "Don't know that it is, but tins yollow man surely has tho advantage, ot you!" "Yas, sah; yns. But do law kaln't make mo lib wid dat trlflia' an' uo 'couut Iadv ken it?" "Xo." "Thank do Lawd fur dat much, anyhow An' if 1 goes and marries crnodor lady ii will bo all right wld do law, won't it?" "Not unless you got a divorce." "Hatter spend my money fur cr 'vorcc atter sho dun turned mo outcn do houso?" "Yes " "Wall, dis is do cuis country I ebor seed in my nte. Laws mado m faber o' no 'couni ladies an' yalicr men. I'm gwino make somo law fur myso'f, an' of you y ro a armj nun go off nn' don ycro er yallerinnn holler, you may know uat do law hub dun pono iu ter offecl:." 1 ' HUMBLING A MOGULT Forty Uotcrmiiicil Aiiti-I'i-iiixM-Iii-tlK!-Souplsts Win n Gimit Vicloiy. The uutocrat of tho seaside icsortis not tho man with his millions, but tho hotoi cook. Tho clci kin tho offlco may Imagine that ho owns most of tho earth, mid the head waiter may feci that ho has a war ranty doe d of tho remainder, but when yoi romo right down to facts tho boss of th kitchen is the boss of tho ranch. Ho is tin unseen power behind tho throno to which all bow. At our hotel tno soup had invariably been seasoned so high with cayenne pepper that not ono out oi ten could moro thun tasto it, says a writer in tho Dotrcjit Free Press Tup sumo was truo of tho deviled clams Oao day I mado a kick, and in flvo minutes. I had half a dozen guests with me. We interviewed tho landlord and his reply was "I havo nothing to say about it You must go to tho chief cook." AVo sought an mtorviow with that mag nato. Ho was a colored man with tho dignity of a Roman Senator, Wo mado our. complaint, and lio replied "I season dat soup an' dem clams to suit my tasto." "But it doesn't suit ours." ' , "Can't help dat, sah." "Wo want less pepper." "Can't help d.it " "Do you rof uso to mnko a change?" "I sarlinly do, sah. I 'lows nobody to toll mo what to do." Wo returned to tho verandah and wont into convention. Every lnlnuto added lo our numerical strength, and in a quarter of an hour wo numbered forty men. Then it was unanimously ''llctolml, That if tho cook refuses to uso less pepper vo sock some other hotol." Delegates wore appointed to wait on the landlord, aud ho replied: "Gentlemen, I am sorry, but I daro not intorfore." Forty rooms wcro vacated, forty trunks packed .and lliui mino host wiltod. Ho called in tho cook, and, though that individ ual attempted lo stand ou his dignity, he hud to wilt. By this timo thooxcitoaioin was intense, und had tho forty gono tl:o. would havo been followed by a bundled more. "Less p.'ppor" was the watch word all over tho house, and it meant a great deal to tho landlord. Wo kicked, we saw, wo conqaond, and tho next soup and clams exactly suited tho pupu.ar taslo. Tin cook i. still tho unseen power behind the throne, but ho has skipped a cog and no cut is afraid of him any longer. THE BARONS WIGS. A Clover LHIln Arr.uigmiit by Which 1I Ddo.-IvoiI JUh I'liuniU. Tho Baron, who was a man of society, aud devoted to his youth, discovorcel thul Iih hair was growing (tray and Bomewhat thiu Could tho Baron do X. oousent to mi on thososignsof ago? Not at all. But hi laui onoraliy continued to deoreasa, and the gray hair to lucroaso in proportion to trie rest. ' Ho thought tho mutter over until ha vrs in danger of losing what hair ho hod, and a last liit upon a happy thmight. Ha went to a, wig-maker and o rue red no fewer thun oiKhtwigs, all mado of the suai lunr, ui.d all closoly rowjmbliuie the color of his own just, a little more youthful, perhaps, and certain y more copious. Tbo wig-muker was aatonlshod at such nn order, and tlll more antonUheU when the Baron do X. ordered him to have tbe liairo! oue vig left pretty lonjf, for tin prevailing fashion; the huir of the next wig just a lu tie shorter than thul; aud so on, Lv a ve i gradual leduouou, down to one which w a. quite snort. Then the Baron de X. put on the wig wli h the horut hair for a weik; nxtwooki, put on the one wuh fie nxt longer head ; huir; the third week, thir third wig; anu thus to tbe etstht w--k; aud thea kome oi wms pretty nuro to exclaim : "Why, X, I why tlou t you have your Un i out." Then tbe Baron came out in bU hortet liuiitd Mig, uul n umed thrf kuccsK..)' And noi'ixj) 1 .iugii, d t .ut be mne a w'g al., f r .vti-p c ... i-w thabair on a wi Lu tho city of Portland and other prosperous towns nro thoso owned by men or corporations who hnve the disposition and ability to improvo them. Hi? Eiriny jilllr And WpItp It mim id m To tho c.ty of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed nnd the contemplated Improvements have -carcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial Htrcet through Rlveroldo nnd High atfd additions and around llighlanu Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. The line of the Saltm Street Ballway Company runs through the middle of this addition, nnd no ots will be moro than two blocks oistant from tho line. Highland Park will iu tho near future bo THIS MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. .ols ill Highland Addilon arc The soil is black and rich. From nil pointfi a fine view is obtained of the public buildings nnd our highest mountain peaks. Ariaiigenicnts aie ahcady being made for the location of two churches iu this addition, and i uumbcrof u sideiicos are soon to be built. Buildings only of the hist o! its will be permitted, llesldonce lots within the limits of tho city of Salem :ue worth on an average over $11X0. We can noli you better lots lu High land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the lino of the street mllw ty they are practl ally not hull so far iiom the public buildingB and tho business part of tho town as tho majority of fheso alled ''inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, vnd let sonic other fellow pay j.1000 for an Inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of 700 you can mid a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you neaily two thousand street oar lickotsevory year. iMni iti i t- --. - ATTENTION ! ' We have farms, tarpcnml small, lots front fSO up, nnd houses and lots In nil pints of the city. Wedoa commission business exclusively. If you ish losell, list your property with us. Suburban traoln u spcclulty. PAYNE fc BltlBGFORD. at This ! . WILL BUY A LOT Of Koodsut inn KtoiP! AVo curry a full lino of itiiK'ctleK, fivd, crockuiy, ulushwnie, ci Kiim, tobaiiH) and euiilLctioiiirj. T. BUUROWS, No. 220 Coiiiiucialal HI., Aalem, Who Is Going EjisI ? It l mi IndlHputablo fact that tho hand iimo.l ostibnle IiiiIiih tnut are now run mi the Aineiicuii en itineiit an1 tlio-u on (ho lliirliiiKlou Itoule; IounIhj; fioiu Union depot in lJciicr, iiImi si. I'uul, Imnu'di nlaly on Hie miImiI ot all tlirimuh trnluu Ikiiii tin1 we-t. 'lie Mini and K'ninil claxn loiche-iiiie iiini;nllU'(-iil,tliuit-i-lliiliii;cliittr iirtMuicilj.tlK' 1'iilluiiiii Hleepci-M e-Mioine-iy 1 ti xni Inn t , nnil n 'ln- iliu linjit'in dliunu ( ii h Tho next tiniojoii Kneiiht to Kaunas City, duello or st i oui, It you incnllu to lliu tli kt-t nueiiit Unit j on want your tie led to lend from Humor, (Jinuhi, Kun--nn t'liy or -l I'uul, over tlio Iltiilliiulnti loutr.joii will yet It, and you will uhv.i,n Iji uliidot It. It Mm go bv the way of the Nortboiii or CnniKllaii 1'iielllc, the Wcniv ,1 untibulu Irnliihiif 'Tho liui llimlOTi inuto between si. I hu., ClitiKOitii(l si. Louih will 1'iitry jou iiIiiiik ilio mini or n hoie or the MIhnIs--l)il rUoi- lor u dUtiiiico of lift) iuHom iiiuliM weiierj that C'linotbu MirpiMed; or. If jou vo ln the Union, or SoiitliPiu 1'iiullfi". aud jour ilcieu nnd via "The liiirllnalon lloute.' from ("liveniionr Den. ver, ihi vt III itiiati I lnoiittli nil tho thriving i-al(M hik) town, hinted In Mbul i xip uiarly known hhIIki "llt-ml of the ountl noiil." Kor fin tber liifiniiittli.n apply to . i". ShHetim, (iencnil Aue.nl, Nn Ilrt r.tiftit, I'orllBiiil, Oregon .7tfw Two Tliroiigli Trains Each Way KAII.V, VIA UNION VAVlVIli SYSTEM. 'en: menrtnif with" "inday, March 2nd, both ilrt uud w.nd ehtw tiekela will Im bouur-d on 'Tbe i.nna tsaitt Null, ti il k Hund I, Hweil Imo on tbe 'Over Vtf Inlid I'ljeiM," nm. lituua. 'The I. nulled Vmi MmII" trulus are ro i lipped with I'ulliiiuo pUrteai nttct'eerio-nl-.t kfet-fwr. dliilnjr nt'jni, eliitlr firs and ooichf-, uud i un solid ijwwwn I'ortl.illd and i an ato, daily u 1 1 bou i cbenge, 'iIii-om i hind Kiyr"tiHliiH urHjnlpttl uitli r..liiiiun inhxo lot"irtjr und cili. i ' ihi-i ii l'r:i .mi nidi ouncll l.lurft, und uuli I'.iiliiitiu ii, iilt hlecixtiv bsHtvsn In. Hand 1, I i .,. ,i, ( lu "Lilly, WlllKjUl h oil.' i ."ni. i i. i.x.i. iHioleul I'owtlellw with ttiioiiuti timn ioiiikI fiuni Mull lkc, a id i Ikuoiiii- v. lib lliroigli IiuIik lo mid fjoni lh met, K ii4MM('ily ttoel HI IiuIk. Tin u iriln nfloid In i'i. let-t tin..- ii i i'i ill." .Nortliut-i-t l'iu-lnii ruut nn I 1 . - i t ml otnli. ru kiIiii l. imUd ' i - of t .'in, rat"-, through i ii , u 1' ', t . . 'm tr el, , e. ti b i ro il I t i. il on I '.ill "111 lit I I It I il n I' l , ,' - i 'i i Kl .i ii 1 I' tfut. Ill i .ij !,.- iiaiirolilli iHlli.iiun, i ii i,. ii) t'u l,v .-fn t i K"i 'a mi hi il. ii. .ii liio tn'xr-i mi irttni-'ii i., old fi hII driiK,i.i $1 esidence -IS OWNED BY this Corporation is determined LID Id Attractive High and. Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage . - , - ... ....j. 1 .--. THE YAOUINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oiohoii l)uclniment company's ibtc.imHlilp line. 'J"i miles Nhortor, U) bonis less tune than liy any olhui louto. 1'lrwt i'Iiihs thioiiKli p.ihHenuer anil !rctf;lit line f I tun l'ortlund nnd all points In tho Wli hiliiotlo vullev to and fiom H-ui l'mm-lnco TIMC SCHEDULE. (Kxccpt Hnuaays). l.i'iivoAiiMny isOui'M I.PHVO Corvallis 1:10 I'll Arilvo Ytii)iilnu .--..-- fcllOl' M Leave Yruiulna - - UHSAM I Leave CorvalllH IKISA1I 'Arilvo Albany 11:I0AM n. A U. Iinlns connect al Albany nnd CnrwilliH. Tliunbovo trains connect at YAUUINA with the Orciron Development C'oh l.int listen", iuI)1)ih between iKjiiInn und Han Fninclhco. Sll,lll IIATHH. SrKAMEUH. KltOM YAO.UIN Wlll.uiietto Vnllov Hntnrday Atar U lllaiiietto Valley Hunduy " 1 Willamette Vallcj', Tueiidiiy " S3 HriCAMKlES, FKOS1 HAN KIIANCISC" Wllliiiiaiito Valley WcdneKilny, Alar 12 Wlllaineltti Valley Kililuy " 111 Wlliiuuelto Vi.llcy IhurHdiiy ' a) Wlllutuetto Valley.. Hiiuduy " !i-i , 'IIiih company rexerve-M the right to chuiiLio Milllni; dutOH w Ithout notice. N. 11. rmtMUwerH from I'orlland and all lllaiiietto Valley point can liialio clone exinneetlon with Die tmtlli of tho YAOUINA HOUTKatAlban, irl'orMillls nnd II destined to Han I'i iikImo, kIkuiIU uirimno lomilMint Ya)iuna the evcnlnti liufnro elate of kuIIIiii. l'asruxer itml KiiIl-IiI liairi, Uif.iyn (lie liwrrl. ror Inlornmlfoii apply m JifCHiirH, IICI..MAN a. Co., I'rclBlit und Ticket AKenfaX) and amrrontM.. I'orilauit.Or. or to U.. IUK1UI., Ac'l ilon"l l'rl & 1'ass. Agl., Oreeoii I'arlllcit. It. Co. CorvnlllH, Or O U. HAHWKI,l,,Jr. (Jen'l l'rt; A I'uHe. At. Oiuaon Developmct ' Co., 301 .Moulttonibrj" f., -hi rninciMMi, e ni 'i ho Orfmou, r,icll!o (.lonmliontH on I lie Wlllimieltee rhor olvlHlun will have I'oit- laud. Miath-bound, Mmulny, A odnc-iluy and Friday at Ha. in, irrlve nt Coriillln Tueiduy, Thursday iinu nmiouiiy lie irJ p. Ill, l.eivi) (,'oivnllU, noitli-bniiiid, Monday, VVediiwdayniidFrfdayatHa.nl. Auivuat I'orilaud, Tuuhdny, 'listirHdny and Hatnrdny ut -tuiU p. in. On ilondny. Wednewdfiy and Friday bolh uorlli i,nd Miutli hound IkmiIm lloencr rllitatHlin,liivln there ut 11 n. m. C. U IIUUUK, A. (J.F.nud 1". Audit, Onion Pacific II. It. Company "OVEItLAND ROUTE." lrinforfhe e-nst Kate l'ortlund nt 7(0 am und WO pin dally, Tlo i to audfron prlncipel iiolnta la tin UiiliiiiMtsics On i agu anei nurope, Oflgaul iVew Dining Cars. I ITIXMAX PALACB SLEEPERS. Free Family aMpIng Car run throutli '.V,' .pwn ,n,,nJL M VA'w'"'.. VJiiiiU lilulMlul KatiMUf tlliy wlllinilt clmneu i ( onnioiloniiHt IVirtlsnil foi Htm liiincK I I eo aud 1 ugot Hnuud i-olm. '"r 'artlu-r partKiilar nddrewi nn it oi il. i.,uiii.1y or I, v iKK, O I A. ' - T!IIV f.piu'ral 't niflle MnnnKer localities ADDITION 1 1 to Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meals at All Hours of (lie Day None bat -vlilto labor employed In this CHtabllHlimcnt A good substantial meal cooked In lint el IF.H NtJ'IO Twenty-five cents per men), RED K R O N T. Court street, between Journal Ofllco and Minto's lavcry. NORTHWESTERN NURSERY Ijirgo Mock of all varieties of FRUIT TRIS&S. Hend Tor cntalnKiio and prlco list. Xow iHthotlinu to put out peach trees. Tiees delivered freo lo all pints of tlioclty. ai7dvlm T. I). JONl, Halein, Or. DR. JOIWJ&Co.'s MUSEUM Ot ANATOMY 731 Market st. Han Franelncei AdmlcBlon laconls. Oonnd learn how to avoid dlHinisn. Coiistiltallon and tieiilinont personally or by loiter, on Kperniatcrrhora orgenltnl weakuehs, and all dlseasHonf men. Head lorn book. 1'rLvati) olllrn ! Ceary Htrfet.ousultiitloa free. J. J. CULVER County Suiveyo JAMES VALT0K, Topographer W. IUBYARS. Civil Engineer liyars, Culver'i WoKoq Surveyeri L Topographers Surveys, drafts, plats tiiaisiiud doKcrlptlmis of hinds, townlnlH, mid muds, ditches, streets, newels, nllcys, rtn etc., liuiduiiiid furnished nt iuc,.. -r....r, luuonuniu prices, oia bT.",-TJ,??,T' comers nnd lines re-e. w, u t ounur tubllshrd rniniorlulnul ""-' Held notes. (Jrndiulor dltrhes, niiids, utrcetMOrsew ers, wllh cwtlmiile fiirnlnlicd on iipplli-n- floii. AddrcKii County Burveyor's ofllm. Halem. Oie-iton FINE HORSESHOEING AT Scriber & Pohle's. Hjiccliil attention Bjlvon Ut shoeliiK road. sierH.drlv.ng lio-s, Iniorferliiif und crip pled bo wen, A largo Slock of Ifand-Mailo Shoes Carried. Wo (flvo our peuonul nttenllon and om ploy none but exports In tliU department. 47 and 51 Slalo Street, Salem, Or. Brick and Tile for Sale MURPHY & DFSART. HiircijMKirs to 1). Jsush.hiive a well estab. lUhtd iirlek mid Tllo factory In ;Mirth uluiu, ncur Un fuirKriiuuds, and are pre. Iured to furnlkh nrsirlaiw brick nnd ill on short nones'. Aifeii 16'. r :si V, ' "L i rk m I V i'Al If Vt J? A xi m .i I I i a in M ., 6 1 VI t ,1 ' it f ' ; ' i 4 ."I I ? er r V 1 'i H r