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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. JPUm.IHUEDDAIL.Y.EXCErTBlU'fDAY BT T1IK Caoltal Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Office, Commercial Street, In I O. llulldlns Entered nt the potitofllcc at Kalem, Or.,n seconu-cinss mnucr. HOFER BROTHERS, Editors. This possibilities of Oregon ore. simply beyond comprehension nlthe present day -J. W, Muiirnv, Editor Uurllngton (la.) Pott. WEDNESDAY , A PHIL- 2 SOME COMlNQ.BVENTa, No free nils, inserted In the Jouuhau Notices of religious services free, Churlm bio, religious or educational enterluin mcnU, that clinrge tin ndmlMlon. ndver tlMdntbnirpric. KiclUrtof local lmpor tanco announced free under tills bead. Aprll 2. huruh. Aprllfi. Flak Jublloo clngcrs nt M. E Marlon county ltepnbllcnn prl- inane. April 7. Levy concert nt Heed's opera house for benefit 2d I teg. bund. April 8. t'nlon 8ttoconciitlan, Oregon City. April H.Murlon county Republican Con vendor. April u. Yninlilll liepuuucun county convention. April 11. Arbor ditr In Oregon. April 13, Mule Monday-school couven- Urn nt ...(Mlnlivlllp. April 10, Tlie I'iiin'rni Wife, by Home urainaiic uncnijii itccn s ujiunt iioum-, Api'l 10. IHrniM-ralln nnrlnet prlmiirl. Aptll HI. Kepubllean Mulo Convention. April Id. Democratic county convent Ion. April 21. Iieii'ocriitfo Mute convention, m v 17. Colt show In Mnlem. Jtmo 2, Ucncml election, lor oouiily, slate ana congress. HKI'IJIIMCAN COUNTY CONVENTION A republlciin convention for Mn rlon county, Ih culled to meet In tlio city of Salem, Wednesday, the nlntli lny of Apili, ISOn, mil o'clock n. in., for the nuriKiHc of Hclcctlnu twelve (12) ilclfuulra to the stute letitibllftui ('otiy.eiitioii to be held In I'ortltiiii,.Qiegon, April 10, IfiUO, noinliiiitiiiK u county ticket to be voted for uttlio next ponernl election nn) tninH.:fctinjrMU'li other liuliiow ns may properly comu before the convention. 'J ho county convention will be composed ol 105 delei;utc, uppor tloucd one delegate nt large for inch precinct mid one for every fourteen votes or fraction over hall that num ber eiist in the precinct for Ulngei Hermann for member of cnnjcrcHB ai the general election In June, 1888, an follew: del. del. Halem 10 Kant Salem lili North Sulem-. 0 South Salem... 8 Jcfleraon. 7 Murion t Mehamu 5 Howell Prairie. 7 Staytou 5 Lincoln 0 Silver Creek lit Garfield 3 Ablqun 0 Lnbltth C (Jer.di 7 Woodburn- --- 0 Hubbard fl Aurora (I Buttovlllo- ... 0 Horeb 8 Turner 0 Falrlleld 2 Oliiimnoeu; 2 St. Paul Sublimity fl Total 105. The primaries will bo held at the UHUtil nltieo In each nreclnct. at two o'clock p. in., Saturday, tho fith of April, law, except in tno preeincm of Salem, East Salem, anil North Milium. In thcHo three prccluctH the mat tor f appointing JmlgeH and cleiku and opening the polls at the pri maries and the time thereof Ih lelt to the direction of the precinct com mittccH. In tlioothtt pivcluclrt open prima rlett will bo held unletH otherwlHo ordered by the precinct committee. or thu primary convention. O ix). U. JiuitNirrr, C. It. Moonns, Clitilniinu. Secretary. UNION 1MIUY llUiLAUATION. Preamble. Tlio alarming (level ontuont and amrreMslvencHH of ulgan tie trnstH, inouopolleH and the lliiuor trafllc, growing out of clana legiHla Hon, and the fact that thexu evils work lu unison for tho niiunorlzur tion and degradation of thu prc- uuetng masses, anti lor tno creation of an urlHtocraoy of wealth, and to this end have gained control of the dominant political parties, cause it to declare thu time has now come tor a united opposition to these unit ed ovIIh, We, therefore, as ropre HcutatlvcH of Htieh united opposition in thu Htato of Oregon, Inivti organ ized tho Union Party, ami calling upon all who believe in "thu great est good to thu greatest number," to Join and assist, wo declare to thu world that our alms aru an follews: To have all gIium leulslatloii In the Intercut of capitalists and to the detriment of thu working cheou-H repealed and cotial protection pro vided for capital ami labor, and to havo all classes of business, trades, or callings that aru detrimental to thu publlu wulfaruforbidduu by law; and to this end wu declare that the government, First Should prohibit tho manu facture, nale, supply, exportation and Importation of, ami inter-state commerce In all Intoxicating liquors tobu used asn beverage. Second Should establish a na tional monetary system by which a circulating medium In uccensary quantities shall Issue direct to the people without thu Intervention ol bunks; that all moneys Ikiiieri, whether gold, silver or paper, shall bo full legal tender hi payment ot nil ilet'lH, Mh iiublle and private. Tiimt Hiiouut prnviuo mat an charteivd corporations urviitetl by law for thu traiiHportatlou of pus wnjjerw, products or Intelligence bhuuld lie regulateil by national or slate law, so us to prevent unjust exact Ions, and discrimination Bgidimt iwruotiM places and products; unit it rcHiMancu on thu part of said tHirporatlons contlnnm such as to ileKat tliefw ell'orts of thu govern ment, tewi should Ikj taken for thu government to take poweslun of tliowuno. Fourth HhouUI establish a gov eruinental laud ny-teni that will re tttoro to the publlu domuln all un earned laud unintc, to bo reserved for actual se'itleis; that will limit tho acquirement of public lam) to uv iwrv (tl vuuil je.soit iuuiin.il iJl vlmtver uumo or iiututv, liull Hold no more tana Hum is nax-wary i for tlicm to cfflclcntty conduct their uuslnetn, ami Hint no alien huuii uu allowed to ucquired any land in thu United States. Fifth Should require of foreign ers a resilience of ten years and a definite test of knowledge of our In stitutions as conditions of citizen Blilp; should provide for u secret sys teni of voting, nnd should, ns far ns practicable, provide that citizenship, character and Intelligence, and these only, shall be the qualifications of a voter. Sixth Should declare the mod em trust iindol her combinations for maintaining atilllclal prices to be conspiracies against tho common Welfare, nnd that l hey be punished an such. Seventh Should provide for sticn arbitration as will prevent strikes and oilier liijuriniiH methods of set tling lsbordlM)Utc; piotect employ es Irom bodily Injury; provide that equal pay be received for equal wink by both sexes, and labor, agricul tural, and that eo-oprratlve associa tions bo fosteied and encouraged by law; and tho wages of the laborer be secured as far as possible by giv ing such person the first lien on tlit vidua liecrcalis. Eighth Should provide that neither national nor state govern ment shall permit tho Issuing ol non-taxable bonds." 'I Hi: JouitNA J wants all its rend ers tocaicfully consider tho above declarations of tho third pnrty. The propositions contain nothing new. Will some i ciuber of the Union pnrty Miow us wherein they contain s im thing that is not in cue form or ar other, and In various de grees of development, advocated, championed and lu many instances already enacted Into law? Wo were almost going to say that the bulk of the eight propositions uii be found lu several staleor national platforms adopted in the o d parties tho past thro ears. Pro lb Ion is enacted in some noitliern nnd iusomesouth ern stati sand If tho reform basic celv d any l.e k it Is because too iai lea demands have lingered and (IIhcoiii nt d tl o timperaiico men and women in tho other parties We have before heaid t-oniethlng about unearned land grants being reserved for actual Hcttlors.deelarlng trusts to be conspiracies,' controlling and regulating corporations, arbttra Hon of strikes, national currency thnt shall bo full legal tender. These are not new Ideas. They linvo been before tho people for many years, aro already enacted Into law In many states and being enacted in others, There Is not u subject touched upon in the above dcclain Hon of principles thnt Is not befoie the plctcut congress lu the shape of n bill, ltcqulrlng a ten-yeats tesi denco and test of knowledge of American institutions of forelgueis before they can become citizens Is on y thu extension of a principle that Is now thu law of thu laud. Tho averago term of residence of naturalized citizens Is now about live years, and tlmo alone does not strike at tho question of American citizenship or Illness for it. The eighth proposition Is one that Is purely a local question. " Some suspect that it Is mateiial out of which tho friends of Oovernoi Pennoyer huvubuilta bridge, over which tho entire Union paity will bo asked to walk nto thu demo cratic camp. To prohibit thu is suance of non-taxable bonds means to sustain Governor Pennoyer's veto of thu Portland water-bonds bill. Whether the. Union party endorses tho wily governor at Its statu con vention or not, or whether It In 'tends It so or not, this llttlu 8th plank Is thu bit of leaven by means of which It Ih hoped to leaven the wholo lump and by Juno 2d trans form every Union party voto into a milt for tho democratic control of Oreg in. With Governor 1III1 in New York vetoing, again and again, any and every ballot reform measure that out lo framed, the declarations of tho Union party In favor of reforms that aru to he accomplished by aid ing thu democracy, with Its black ened record of opposition to all re forms, comu with not a very good grace. It Is true, democrats aru saying that .the third party Is for tho pur posu of aiding therepublicatis. Hut is it true? Is It not a fact that all third party nuivenuints somehow or otheralways redound tot lie beau- tit oftliu democracy? Ih it not a fact that tho democrat lo party has always been more aullvo and ready and willing to fuse with any and every new faction and wing of third party? And what for? Not for re form or to sacredly champion any principle Head thu declaration'! or tho Union pirty and toll ih what new thing is in there? A IIKAO HEAT ntiPAItmitNT. Tho newspaper of this country must lie pietty tired of revolving cir culars from thu census department, asking thu editors m furnish n wholo lot of Information about tho tluaucctt of thu city, the county or omo other equally valuable hut abstrusu Infor mation that Is hard (o get. He must either bo u fisd, or thinks thu avunmo newspaper man a fo !, who asks such thine at lh"lr huuus, us ...ill h-mlm n.il.iiilv Mutt. Iml m Hkl11 ,u,vl kimwlmlgu of law special h and local government to get. If Mr. Itobcrt Porter, la responsible for thepo circulars, ho is not fit to bo nt the head of the census department. What would any competent law yer charge to fill out two schedules covering a period of fen years each giving a detailed statement of thu Indebtedness nnd issuing of bonds and tho ncgotlati.ni thereof, for ft slty like Salem? What would any competent banker charge? He would nsk a fee of ?50 to $100. Yi t It is such requests ns these that tl o census department makes on the editors, nnd because wc do not com ply sends, out a red-underscored parsouul letter asking us to call pub lic attention to the matter in order that the city officers may take this up and report on It, if we not do it. He urges that If this Is neglected It will make a bad showing for the town, etc. Now wo submit, this K ullu dead-beating program on the part of the government. If tills In f irmatlou li necessary to tho depart ment let it pay some one to procure It just the same as it procures any other part of tho census, and not tax tho time, patience and attention of private citizens A man who lias practiced medi cine lor lorty years, ought to know suit from sucar; rend what ho says: Toledo, O., Jan. 10, 1887. Messrs. V J. Cheney & Co. Gentlemen: I have been lu the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience have iie-vcr seen a preparation that I could prescribe wiih as much confidence of success as I can Hall's alarm Cure, man ufactured by you. Have prescribed It a great many times nnd its eli'eci Is wondeiful, nnd would say In con elusion that I have yet to find a case of Catarrh that it would not cure-, I they would take it according to di rcMlons. Yours Truly. L. L GOKHUCII, M. I). Olllce, 215 Summit St. Wo will give 5100 for any case ol Catarrli that cannot bo cured with Hull's Catarrh Cure. Taken inter nallv. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo, O. Sold by Diug glsts, Goo. HEI'UUI.llMN PltlMAIIIKS. Tho Republican primary conven tions will be held In Salem, East Salem and North Salem precincts on Saturday, April 5, 18U0. In each precinct polls will be opened as fol fel fol eows: In Salem precinct, at '.MA Commercial street In the store latel.v occupied by A. E. Strang, from 11 o'ctock a. m. to :t o'clock p. m. Judges, John Q. Wilson, u E. Pratt and George E. Good. In East Salem precinct at tho old court house from 11 o'clock a. m. to .') o'clock p. m. Judges W. II. Culver, William Waldo and George G. Hlugham. In North Salem precinct, atW.L. Wade's store, from half past one to live o'clock p. in., tho Judges to bo chosen at thu opening of tlio prlni nrv. By order of tho Plti:0 NOT ("OMMI'ITEIIS. A Family Itcmcily. Dr. E. S. Huideii: 1 have urd your Ethereal Cough Syrup In my family font long time and cluorfuly rccconimcnd It to all who me a Meet -cd with ciugliH, cold or bronchial af fcctutlons. EBEN WOOD. Modest! . S. It. CLAYES Druggist, Agent. Modesto. Large slzu $1.00, small 60 cunts. For salu by all Druggist. A Trump Who Skipped. Aumbvim.i:, Or., April 2, '00. Yesterday inornlii'r early, from tho farm of Hi ury Kecne, a man whom ho had hired a few days ago. He went out to tho barn, and from thence, by a back door, went nut and Into thu hollow, and left. He got away with a llttlu clothing, not of any great value. lo Is a small man, about live feet hhjh, spare made, coal black hair and beard, rather long mustache, short head, rather long face. Roman nose, speaks wun sugui lore in accent, Claims to bu Scotch-English, but has a Krenehv look. Had on dark om.t, pants with stripe, hluodcnin, over- alls, gavo niiniu ot blank Smith; .i i. i .. it . I claimed to nan irom loos county and Itoseburg, No men need tramp in Oregon. There Is work for nil, and no man whooau and will work need lack. The great want of Ore gon funnels Just now, is labor, at a price which the.v can a I lord to pay. Them Is now such decrepancy be tween prices of farm product) and labor, that there Is practically no hiring. Thu farming interest lan guishes for this cause. F. B. Mattisok. a os.v:csn'i dozen. r.lfhant Uje, thu welt known proprietor of IV v; micr Dairy, nv k oi fit , gai, rmu. .lw, last wo5uet tan following letter to tho JMwIa W. Joy Co, "My family Imro v l Has Jo)' Vegetable V rnj'arli: now- for month! f ui'.h rjdeuelld ivtults. Ourei ""(A rlntrp liui been that after t 'lj lailn-r It n-milirlr (or n ihort ttrno and cUlux tho tyttcta Marled right, an ocrnitotial I Wf uod Ihctvatter leei the ) I J 111 'm ' ' lr'rcl condition. I JM ful.trily ot your McetbU &Xy compound t, that It docs not low lit effect, but rvctni to aecomrltth tho aino rctu'M continually, Ai a liver uj bowol wculatornud rwrroctlvo It U perfect Ion, WoMtM.' I iwx Iwvllhouttt. u (art I hare Jllt K'lt-'it a t'.oatM I oUle-i to fx tho ro duvl j'tUv." A. U. liowe of fSS Jones urect, a..aNi rUwthtlbutUHmhliliMtfor year 1 1 u ' In Mxniliw with it head at ho ami uiv:' tturtdl fovliuf . but tlueO thl Ant WuW l.o 1 tad ltd r..uru. THE OAPITAI.BXESIlTCbJPirmAl. BESIEGED BY A COBRA. A Rldo on a IiOcomotlvo with a Vonomous Roptllo. An Experience Which Cmine Near Turn ing Young Alan's Hair 'Wlillo-Savetl at the Last Moment by a Courageous Fireman. I was stationed at Booramungalum Id 1875, whero 1 fotmcei a closo friendship with Tom Nowdei?ato, tho assistant traffic manager of tho western section of tho Cliennaputnam railway, says a writer In Chambers' Journal. Ho wag n widower and I was a bachelor, and. being tho only Europeans in tho station, with tho excep tion of Major Nunrod, tho Government district engineer, whoso duties seldom allowed him to bo at home, we naturally spent a good many evenings at each other's bungalows. Jt was a very hot7uno evening, and Tom and I wcro stretched In long American chairs ia tho veranda of my bungalow smoking our "trichies," when my "boy" camo to ask for my instructions about a Journey I had to make by train on tho fol lowing day to a station a few-miles down tho lino. Tho prospect was not a pleasant one, as tho land wind was still prevailing, and I hud little Inclination to faeo that parching, fiery blast. .Therefore, I did not look for ward with eagerness to spending a day in tho Dak bungalow at Sunkery Droog. "Why not go tonightf" asked Tom. "I am running a special 'goods' to Pothanoro at twelve o'clock, and you can bo dropped at Sunkery. Or better still I will go with you, and wo will rido on tho engine, tho coolest place in tho train by day or night." I readily closed with tho offer, tho chanca of traveling by night Instead of by day at thattimoof tho year being too good to ba lost, and telling my boy to pock up a day's provisions, not forgetting o bottle of Ex shaw and half a dozen sodas, and ordering tho black chef to Join him with his cooking utensils, Tom and I dozed off in our chairs to bo wakened at hulf-past eleven o'clock. At that hour precisely wo wero aroused by tho boy's monotonous "Sahl Sahl"and wo wcro forthwith driven to tho railway sta tion. Wo wero soon off, and I found out at onco that Tom was right about tho cnginn being tho coolest place. Tho velocity of tho cngino creates a current of air which rap idly absorbs tho abundant moisture throws out from ono's pores when thothermomctor rgglstcrs ninety degrees nt midnight. With ourclioroots burning fragrantly wo bowled along very clinttlly, and felt regret ful that wo had not a longer ruu beforo us. Nothing worttiy of notice had happened un til tho driver onlored his fireman to mako up tho furnace. Boor mungalum being upward of two hundred miles from tho sea, coal or com pressed patent fuel would bo too costly to burn in tho engines on account of tho ex pensoof bringing It from tho coast; be sides, coal perishes very lapidly under a tropical sun. Therefore, tho furnaces aro constructed to burn wood, of which tlioro is a fair supply uvuilablo from tho company's junglo reserves. Of course, all fuel is precious, nnd drivers must tako tho fat with tho lean that is, roots as well as logs. Now, snakes very much affect tho hollow crovlecs of roots of old trees in India, and thus they aro frequently carried into tho wood-yards at tho railway stations, and thenco aro occasionally transferred to tho ctiglno tondors. This was oxactly our caso. As tho flro tnan took up a log to throw it into tho fur nace, down dropped a lively cobra on to the foot plate. It was not a very largo species of ''spectacles," about four foot long; buta ono-foot hoodcr is quito enough to grant a passport to tho stoutest man that over hopped, and to frank htm to that country from whoso bourno no traveler returns. Bo, being four human beings on that foot plato, nnd consequently somewhat crowded, wo skipped back with much alacrity. Un fortunately nono of us had a stick, or tho matter could speedily havo been ended. As it was, all wo could hopo for was that tho reptile would glido off tho ongino, and drop on to tho track. Dut I ho crcaturo showed no Inclination to go. Either it knew tho by-law ugalnst leav ing tho train while in motion, or it liked tho llorco heat from tho open furnace. It reared ltsolf up, and In tho hopo of frighten ing it I mado a kick at it, tailing caro, of courso, not to lot my foot go within strlk big distance as my light ducks would havo been no protection against thoso awful fungs. It was an unfortunate demonstratien: for tho snako, bo far from being intimidated, accepted tho menace as a causus belli, and ndvuncod upon us. wo wcro bosicged. Tho drlvor sprang out on ono sido of tho ongino, holding on tho hund-rail which runs along tho bollor; tlio fireman went up tho pito or logs behind him liko a mountain cat; "Tom" vanished from tho scene on tho opposite sido of tlio ongino to thatthodriver It fill (nlrOn tn)lltir Ia m t v fnltn.H l,l mi. -..- jWcroallas much ut homo skipping around on tho ongino In tho dark as squirrels on tho top branchos of a beech tree; but torn-, iSKtffing1 SffiStfS ( tho loathsomo thing, I was unabjo to stir, wni LUtiuiK w U1U kUlUUUVY UllU. 1 UV ."" my iuui Becmou rooiou. to tno spot. Tho cobra raised itself to strlkol 1 tried to jump off tho ongino, but I could not move. I would have culled out, but hor ror hud tied my tongue. Tho next Instant 1 expected to reccivo tlio mortal wound, when tho flroman slipped down from tho logs behind tho snake, seized it by tho talk and Hung it bodily Into tho furnace. It was a relief to soo that cobra squirming in tho tiro. Sunkery Droog signals wero nowln sight, and "Tom" and I wero itoon after onjoviug a peg in tho station. But beforo tho train went out ttiero was a short intorviow be tween that fireman and myself; and by tho very broad grin on his good nature! faci, and tho hearty '-Salaam, Iyorl" with which ho brought both his pulms to his forehead, I judgcel ho was well saUsfled. Certainly I was. - Care of thn Kjc. Dr. Webster Fox, la tho journal of tho Franklin Institute, maintains that tho ma jority of blind peoplo havo lost tholr sight from want of proper caro during Infancy, and uuro or mothers who heedlessly ex poso an tufuut'a eyes to tho glare of tho sun for hours way bo laying tho foundation of tho most kerlous evils Uo protests agulust jHsriu-.tlug young children to uso their eyes in study, uud declares that tho cvo is not strong euough for school work until tho ago of seven lo nlntv Children should not bo allowed to study much by artificial light be fore tho upo ot tcu, and books printed In small typo should bo absolutely prohibited la tho school room. I No Time to Damlle. Bhe "Pa said you tuuMu't stay so late, dear " Ho "Do you thiuk ho mcaut It!" She "Yes. Itou.waysputaon hlssdpper I when ho txun,e home, but ho didn't do o to IllgUI." FiMllACKS! Largest Stock ami Newest Goods ! GREATEST VARIETY, MogT REAS0NABLB PRICES. BROOKS & HARRITT, No. 94 State Street, Salem, Oregon. Latest designs in Baby Carriages, Hammocks and Summer Goods will arrive lu a few days. jCQTo troutue to snow gooos Wm. B rown DEALERS INI BOOTS AND SHOES, f EB. 1) SHAW & eai tsiaie - AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS! BS?"Ve have a lnrge lit of farm lands and city property for sale We also take clinrge of auction sales in any part of the state. NO. 2Q4 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON. -Branch olllce at SUverton, U. V. DeGulre, Agent. R. M. WADE) & CO . AJ Yfti v 282284286, commercial St. ATTENTION Wo have farms, largo and small, lots from $50 up, and houses and loh null parts of the city. We do a commission business exclusively. If you vish tosell, list your property with us. Suburban tracts a i-pecialty. PAYNE & BKIDGFORD. Kansas House, Corner ot Court ami High Sts. E, M. LAW, Proprietor, We have taken it new name hut .vlll continue to serve mirpatrons with Hie ctl the market atlortU, Klu them v in dial welcome to Our Home. Tcnm ciiMumUlc. UlveiiHu call and we will ih .mi 'hh1. No Chinese cmploj cd. c urn: and rituvKNTivi: with out metllciuo Korluformallon con cerlllUK Dr. A M1.KUKI) HAU.'f iiraiin lltinililet,cnuouoriiddivss f. L. MOORE, hucul Agl.. University llulldliiit, Salem (intion Call and Sea J. CRONISE, Salem's Popular Job Printer, T HIS SKW QUAltTKltS IN Tllk Statu Insuruuce HulldiDir. Cur. dun. murrlal nnd chemekete streeu '0-ltl MICIUTV NOTICIX. r NIOUTSOKl'YTIUAS.-Hegularmect l Ins on Tuesday ulijht of e-ich week at ;ki, in. j.ivnnAi.ne. W.tl 11. W'ATKItS. K.of U.uud.S. 01.1VK1.O1K1KNO. IS, I. O. O. K inrvta III Odd hVlluwit' Hitllupstalrv. Cornn Comuiert-lal and Kerry strtvts, every Sat- iini.t v at issu in. J, I.. MmilKKL, 1. A. MANXINO. Secretary. j, o. 0. A It.-siilKwick lv.t. No. 10, lvpurt. cveniiiKitttne lutll over theOiwun ijmd .i.vu. ... vivnu, nit-vis vvrry londav oomwiny'a onice. VUitlnc tvmrttdea an cordially InvlieU to attend. y iuviiihj iu aiirim, I.C SlIKHMAN. IVtet ComuuiJ.F 1. ( MIKHVAN, IM: S. A. Kami UK. Adjuta It. A M'.1, W--lrotecllou Lmlje No. 2, A. J . O. T. W..K(leui,llrej.iu. Mttl.rarli UnedaY vvcnlnc at IU hull tn ute In aumuw bkwk, turner (MmmrrcUil and Cheineketa r.tt. Viutttig-rud Sojourn Iutiiethrvnluvl(e4 SAIUsidliCm V I ha Kmb, Kecnrdf r, ' & Leather and Findings CASH PAID FOR WOOL, HIDES, PELTS, AND FURS. This house carries n large stock of flrst clnts goods fitiin the best manufacturers In the world, and is prepared tophe satisfac tion, both In stye and quality, to every one who will purchase goods ui them, No. 231 Commercial Street, - OREGON DOWNING, -o- The largest n ' d lir selected stock of Carts, Buggies, Wagons, t'ai riages and Hacks to bi found in tho Willamette Valley. SCBSCMSaTOV VltOFKSSIONAI. CAIIDS. J A. AI'Pl.nnATE, attorney at law , hrlor block, Commercial and Stall Btieets, Btlem, U,'. J. J. Shaw, ATTOnNKV AT LAW, Salem, Oregon (Jlllce first door to tlio left at head oi btalrs lu the rear of Ladd & lluir bank. mll.MON I'OHD, attorney nt law, Salem ,i. Oiejou. Ullico urtalra In t'attonV iiiock, JUIIN A. CAUSON, Counsellor and nttornry at law .Member of the liar of Ontario, Canada, lui State klreet, Salem, Oregon. CHA1U.E3 C. CURTIS, M. D Sur-'eon and Homa-oimthlo pliyi.lvl.in. Olllc. and residence, lii CoortMrtet, In olllce lor merly occupied uy Dr. Hl-den, Salem, ur. Otllco hours 8 tnuit. m. mid Ihhii 2 to I aud7toSp. in, DiM'asesof tlio rectum and chronie dleai,i's a bK-:lalty. Flfteca yeai V ' WILLIAMS, II , and Typewilter. BTENOaitAPIiri' inlollylly. Lo..j,ate,St. ' fr. i itli.M. ...ii. i ... 17 II. 3 111. All IUIJII3I11 MUKSK, cnntiiioini- and Ihiilder oueis nroiiiiiilt- street, saicm. al tended to T.A.O. PRILL, Physician und Surceon SALWI.OItLdON. Hour. 9 to 13-s to &.: ,merclal Stmt BurSio.TY.SoUl" Ku,e,,,: Forly of EOUERTAMcNALI.Y, . , AltCIIITK. TS. --.tf. io 6TATE BTIIKHT. of,,bUnfdfn,iS,.r"'??l.,'?n ?.r cI- of .cndenco7woVrroVpr;Ked',n.1 superln- uer. !5-tf JOHN KNIUHT, BLACKSMITH. HnreihwJnnH . . ' Shop at th SZvAr r'.V' """"KB soeomity I Oregon f Ulvtt)' trcet, Mileiii I s.a)ir r BOlTir.ICK.CO'rilUTnu ivi, 1?. bulU'er UBinJr ,"v lT AM) IHndinri.nfMi-l?.' prepared to do u 1 , AGTPn - uou, - i eiiiat Wm I .. w MMUUU J.UI1 V .Hinliui ...!. A. 1 t-uiuung jtna icuarunteo atUfac-1 ED, N. JEDES Proprietor o the Candy Kitchen, CONFECTIONERIES, FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS, CIGARS AND TOBACCOS 313 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. l-jATHONI.K Home Industry, nnd u.. V Mountain llnlin CounhrSiro -",?.'.' unlced to give rcllel or money refundpii .Miiliufacturett H-H. H.i'roxs. Salem. n ...... Id. (.rtiiiifl HHrrnlat fun It in!."- illn miil. Alii Juuiuui(j6ioiui ii. 1 11IO 1 Al CU J)riike'8.tlcrtiin. Agency, 3 and (! Merchant' Exeh.inire S n hntnt'lioii. (,'nlifornln. where unutructii or adtertlslng can bo mado lor It. P. J. MARTELL, Star Chop House, CourtStreet, Hnlcm, Oregon. Wf nil lunch at nil hours. Kverythlng llrt-clusa. Give us u call. 2.l2tf Mrs. K. A. Crump, DRESSMAKER, Misses' Dresses n Specialty! 5-CaIl nt JG4 Summer street. New Fish Market. Allen Rhodes hasestnulhlied n new Fish Market on Stiitcotiect.nnd he keeps a good supply of nh, poultry mid game. promptly attended to. (live nun u can iinu jour tinier win e S-'JS-lm From Terminal op Interior Points the Northern PaciPic Railroad Is the lino to tnlce To all Points East and South, It l thodinlng car route. Itruns through vestibule trains every day in the year 10 ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO ! (No change of cars.) Composed of dlningcars unsurpassed, l'ullmnn drawing room Meepers Ol latest equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars! liest that can be constructed nnd In which iiciinimiida Ions are both lreo and lur nlthed for liuldcis ol flr&t and second-class Uckcls,and ELEGANT DAY COACHES. A continuous line connecting with all I no alloidlng dliect and uninterrupted torvlco. I'ulliii-iu sleeper leservntiops can bo se ined In adtuhic tluougli any agent of lie road. Tluougli tickets lo and from all points n AuiLi'liii, Lngltind and Kurnpo can be urt-htocd at any ticket otticc ot this enm piny. Full Information concerning rates, time if I raln-.roii l cs and other details lurnlshed , in tippiicatlou to any ageut or A. D. CHARLTON, Vi-i-iKtant (Jcneial I'asscngir Agent, No. l'.'l Flr-t sheet, cor. Washington; Fort laud.Oicgon, JACOI! L. MITCHELL. Local Agent, Salem, Or. ,( Kor sutctss nt the .IPITAL business college, PiUre. Ortgon, .I Aiimsikong, Mnpr. E. L. Wilev, 1'rin. Uitsliiess, Shorthand, jrpewriting, fenrntnship and Esglieh Sepuuctiits. ) y anil evening Sessinn. Students nilmltted unyilm . C.illnttlie Co'Kguor address the I'nncuial for catalogue. Proposals for Bids. BIDS will be received by the Board nl CommKslonersof Ma Ion county up lo-jh'cloclt p. in.. April 11, ls'JO, for the ic building of the bridge ncros tho Willa mette river, at Haloin. Oregon, on lis orig inal slto Tho orlgii.nl maps of survey. In cluding profile ot river ut slin of bridge, iundmgs and current courses, will be foam! at tho olllce of tho county Judgo at -i.lcm, thu right being reserved by said boaidof cnmiiils-leucrs to reject nny uud all bids llids will be received: First For tho rebulldlrgof tho hrldgo is It was befoio it was carried away, In cluding tho west approach, with the addi tion 01 crib protection In accordance with plans and specifications on fllo at the county court. -.-cm.d-Fo! the rebuldlng of tho bridge is It wic beforo It was carried away. Includ ing west uppronm, wltn tlio addition ol -mlUclent pier protection In accordance tvlth iiluns nnd sncciflcatlons to belur ul-hed bv the binder. lllds will also be loceived for the con--triicllou of u combination truss bridge complete, lu nccordunco with plans and speclrtcatlous to bo furnished by tho bid- tier. A No for the con miction of an Iron or t ol truss bridge In acctirdance with plans nnd specifications to be furnished by tim bidder All the matorlalof theold bridge Included in sub-structure, superstructure nnd approach to becoino the property of the contractor, but no material shall lie used except such ns ls turned, perfectly good and lit for the purpose for which It Is used. All questions which may arise In regard In the quality of tho materia! or la bor to be decided hythe superintendent, nnd In case of nppeal therefrom, the de cision 01 tho board of commissioners or Marlon county to do final. A deposit Is required from each bidder of 5percent.of thoumonnt of bis bid. T. C. ttHAW, County Judge of .Marion county. 1-nlcin, Oregon, .March it, IsSOQ. To Uritlgo Contraciore. Finns nnd specifications for n wagon hrldi c across the ,-uiniinm river nt the city f J' Ifurson, between Marion and Llun isn nties, will be received by the county w urts of said counties nt tho county court Lh'..fi:r APril. l'at ocloc "' "' 0111 in thecltv or t-nlem.on l-naaj t" i Mtiuuuy. l her 11 ( covered Howe truss or combi nation bridge prfforre d. . . llidft f.ir (vitilptiiliii KAlrl hrlfliro With pppnvicnii complete will no oonsiucreu ffProich complete t Ibesame tlmo and pn The courts reserve (hi and all bids. he right to re " r.V.fU W. Marion County Or. Zeue ana nil oias. County Jodie, ..... .. SBSSSPSB MiJ'&JT- MTlScV MiiKaWff'5Str 'wntWUWllBiSaBai k ,,M'nHtn.u. -- - - J..Ju--.- -l.