t " iTWWWJW WmgHf r .-
-iXMUtatnu'
AN INTKBESTZNG CASK.
WtfiuSOTOS, April 17. Tho sec
..... of tbe Interior Una rendered
decision In tlio case or tho Wllln-I
t Me Vnllev ami Cascade Mountain j
Mod road Company of Oregan vs.
tph A. Morton, uu .iuiy u, io.u,
i,nres3 made a grant to this com
ny twelve miles In width aud ex
fndiug across tlu Htate. Soon there
!ner tbe Commissioner of the Gen-
,rsl Lanu uim-u b"- " ""
d OlHCe iimu." .u"v .
tihlii the gmut were withdrawn
tipraeDt auu chuj. au uwutc
jddressed to the laud ofllcc at La
nLnde district was never received;
Deitber was tno fuct of il8 non
,.wiDt known at the General Land
Office until June 19, 18&5. In the
me.iD time a largo number of set
ters, among them Morton, settled
upon the land.
On March '2, 1889, Congress passed
,jw directing suit to be brought
SI
10
forfeit this anu ceriain ower
The Wagon Konu Com
pany held that the jurisdiction ol
the Interior Department was ousted
bv the act, and also that the land
factually withdrawn from settle
ment aud entry by tho act of the
commissioner of tho General Land
Office signing and mailing the no
,fceof withdrawal.
The secretary holds to the con
trary, however, on both points and
directs that no patent be issued to
thecompany p.Midiug suit under the
act of March HA. This decision in
favor of Morton practically decides
a large number of similar cases in
the Li Grande district.
TO WED AN ABOLITIONISTS' OBANP
SON. Kewyork, April 17. Tho crown
iug event of the great rebellion is
at baud. The engagement is an
nounced of Miss Winnie Davif, tho
eldest daugh I er of JeiTer&ou Davis,
late President of the Southern Con
federacy, to Alfred Wilkinson, of
Syracuse, a grandson of Samuel J.
May, tbe great abolitionist leader.
The event is of more thnu ordinary
significance, owing to its bearing on
the outbreak aud fall of tho rebel
lion. This marriage, when accom
plished, will unite two families that
have been heretofore the most im
placable polhtical foes, and to whose
efforts the fierceness and fervor ot
the rebellion was largely due.
THE I'LOT THICKENS.
UrantKord, Ont., April 17. A
discovery which may further com
plicate the Burchell minder case
has been made. The name P. C.
Benwell on the hotel register sup
posed to have been written by
Bunnell's victim, it is now learned,
was placed there ty another young
Englishman of thesame name, who
came to this country u few weeks
before the Princeton tragedy. As
Burchell has insisted that tho sup
posed murderer Benwell is still
alive, an effort will now be made to
identify the murdered man as the
one who registered here.
A STRONG TICKET AND PLATFORM.
Albany, Or., April 18. Prom
inent republicans here Interviewed
agreed that the ticket nominated is
-n strong one, aud is composed of
popular men who will command the
respect and support of a good
healthy majority in Juue. Tho
platform, It is nckuowledj-e, is a bold,
sensible document, which speaks
out on the questions of interest to
tho state in no uncertain manner.
Beveral prominent dqmoerats admit
ted that there are some good men on
the ticket whom they do not wish to
sec defeated.
cowardly murderers.
Jackson, Miss., April 17. Gov
ernor Stone has been notified of a
horrible assassination In Laurence
county, thirty miles from this city.
Tbe stable of Jerry Uass, a colored
man, was 11 red by unknown parties
aud when Bass and his son Charles
went to extinguish the Humes,
tbey were tired on In tho dark
less. The boy was killed and
J3ass was badly wounded. Their
dwelling-house was then burned to
iboRround. There is no clue to the
murderers. A reward has been of
fered for their rapture and eonvic
Won.
HDNTINQTON HAS A COVETOUS F.YE
ON THE OREGON I'ACI'IC.
San Francisco, April 17. C. P.
Huntington went to Portland this
cveniug to look after ihe Southern
PcJiic interests in that region, and
there Is a possibility that he may
Inspect the Oregon Pacific road
which the Southern Pacific Is said
to eovet, us a possible outlet, in case
the Union Pueiflo should build Into
California.
KILLED TilBOL'OII JEALOCuV.
Tacoma, April 17 A negro by
tho name of Scott, a pianist in
house of HI repute, was shot dead ,
to-day, as It appears, by his wife be
iuse of Jealousy.
TDRNKD TllAITOH.
Ei'QKVC, Or., April 18. It Is said
the man Iloyjj, of Portlund, who
recently raised a subscription of
about thirty dollars a month among
ur citizeiiH to have hlui um hi in-
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
uetico In scrnimKTiiiimWRuTPh'ow!:
lias turned traitor and worked
ngatnlst tho town Instead of for it.
Naturally enough his services are
wanted no loneer and his salary has
stopped.
3KLL10NAI1513 UltOPS DEAU.
Los Anhkles, April 17. O. W.
Childs dropped dead this morning
from heart failure, caused by asth
ma. Tho deceased was the owuer
of the Grand opera house, and real
estate valued at rt million and a halt
dollars.
Kiciitown, K. Dak., April 17-A
sensational tragedy occurred at noon
yesterday at the country residence
ofO. P. Ziner, of Stark county.
Albert Ziner entered tho house of
his brother, O. P., and assaulted the
latter's wife, whereupon O. P. Zi
ner seized u shotgun aud literally
blew his brother's head off. Albert
died almost Instantly and his
brother was arrested. A great
crowd gathered at. the jail at night
fall, and it was feared that the pris
oner would be lynched'. The sheriff
is powerless to withstand the mob.
and has no opportunity to spirit, his
prisoner uway.
CONDENSKirTKLEOUAJlS.
Ex-President
Hayes Is in Kci
Hindu.
Three thousand Chicago carpen
ters are striking for eight hours as
u day's w.irk.
Tacoma's oflclal census reveals a
population of only 28,431 inhabi
tants. The California graud eonimandry
of Knights Templar is in session
in Sau Francisco, Acting Com
mander Sir Samuel II. Wngeuer,
of Sau Jose, presiding.
A premature blast at Speed's ce
ment mills, Sellerviije, Iml Thurs
day, killed three workmen, lining
III)" their bodies horriblv. All
leave large families.
The Oregon Immigration board is
adopting u wise course iu endeavor
ing to co-operate with the local
boards of various counties in the
work of inducing immigration.
Leigh Harnett, the mining ex
pert, is largely interested iu the
Myrtly creek mine, in Douglas
county. The discovery is said to be
unusually rich.
The Canadian government lias
under consideration an impor
tant measure with a view of offering
tho working classes the advantages
of a gigantic scheme of co-operative
insurance, and an endeavor will be
made to get the bill through during
the present session. The main idea
is to enable working people to in
sure for themselves n competence in
old age.
Wednesday night John Krapf, a
German farmer, living near Santa
Rosa, was arrested in that city ap
parently drunk. While on his way j
to prison Krapf told the arresting i
officer that he had taken poison. !
The ofileer thought it was tho whim
of a drunken man, and locked him
in a cell. About 5 o'clock Thursday
morning he was discovered in con
vulsions, and before medical assist
ance came he died.
There has been n sharp advance
in the silver bullion market in the
past two days, based upon the ex
pectation that the silver measure
now before congress will become a
law and that the purchases to be
made under the act, together with
the requirements for the arts, will
absorb the output of American
mines, leaving the European mar
ket dependent for its forty millions'
worth upon the pro met of Mexican
and other foreign mines.
The river and harbor bill as com
pleted has appropriations for Oregon
equal to those of any state iu the
Union in amount as follews: Canal
at the Cascades, $400,000; Upper
Columbia, including Snake river,
Oregon and Washington, $20,000;
Columbia river, $425,000; Lower
Willamette and Columbia river
front below Portland, 540,000; Willa
mette river above Portland, 11,000;
Coquille river, 80,000; Siuslaw
river to commence construction of a
jetty, $50,000
Bolilinger's Improved lace curtain
stretchers and quilting frames com
bined. Every housekeeper should
have one. Any lady can usa them.
For sale at the White corner.
4-14 eod St.
The Prize. Safe and Reliable, is
the brand of the new baking powder
at Farrar & Co'. Every buyer gets
a prize.
Chocolate cream caramels, and
other new dainties that will make
vour mouth water and your teeth
ache, at Jones & BeruardPs.
Tho Bon Ton restaurant Is setting
I the best 2o cent meals In the city
uow.
Ihikii II v. flood baled hav
'delivered to any part of the city at
. $10 ikt ton. 31onnAN & Mkau.
1 Yes I urn uoinir, when on the
first excursion of the faouon to Al
baiiv. tf.
Mrs. Sarah M
D.ivls, of McMltin-
.vllle, is a late arrival at the asylum.
feaHS!iPltE3IBC(lU!lT-DE0ISI0XSr - I
Decrees Rendered by tho High Court
of Appeals that Sits in Salem
Salem. April 17, 'ix).
Appeal dismissed In tho case, of
the state of Oregon, resp., vs. Euos
M. Iloten, npp.; appeal from Jackson
county.
State of Oregon, resp., vs. Geo.
Chastaiu, npp.; appeal from Klani
ath county; argued aud submitted.
H. K. Hauna ntt'y for npp.; Win.
M. Colvlg ntt'y for resp.
E. J. Kaiser, app., vs. tho state o'
Oregon, resp.; appeal from Jnckioti
county; argued undsubmitted. Win
M. Colvlg and A. S. Hammond
att'ys for resp.; H. K. Hanna ntt'y
for tipp.
SUite of Oregon, ex lei Edwin
Hardy, resp., vs. James Gleason,
app.; appeal from Multnomah
count;; argued and submitted. L.
B. Cox ntt'y for resp.; Chns. II.
Carey ntt'y for app.
I'EKSONAIj MKNTION.
Frank Wrlghtiimn went to Ger
vais this afternoon.
Mr. S. Martin, of Turner, was in
the city on busine.-' to-day.
Miss Dearborn was a passenger on
the north bound train.
W. T. Slater was a passenger for
Eugeue City this morning.
.luliuslluef aud sou Carl went to
inspect their farm in Polk county
to-day.
We uiuterstaad that Mr. Ualne
Fisher has settled at Newton, Iowa,
aud brought n livery business.
Senator Coggswell and J. V.
Hamakar, of Liukville, were in the
city to-day.
J. N. Brown, a graduate of the
law department of the Willamette
university, lias been spehding a
few days in the city visiting friends
returns to lleppner this atienioon.
Wm. Sullivan, of Bock Creek,
who has been attending the conven
tion, returus to Albany to-day,
wnere lie will take the O. P. for his
home.
Senator W. Sinclair, of Coos coun
ty, nud Mr. D. H. Getchell, his
neighbor, ate iu the city to-day.
The gentleman report that republl
lican prospects are good there, but
an increased tendency to vole the
union ticket.
Supt. McElroy starts this evening
for Albany, aud will visit Eugene,
Roseburg aud Corvallis before his
return, in the interest of the na
tional educational conventfou.
"We expect about 500 teachers here
at Salem to the State Teachers'
Ass'n, July 1,2 and 3rd. We will
do some work the 25, 26, and 27 of.
Juue to get ready for the National
Ass'n, at St. Paul July 8 to 1(1.
About 5000 copies of the resources of
Oregon as well asliteratuieof boards
of trade will be distributed." .
IlKAb KSTATB TKANSrT.llS.
I Vanduyu and wife to Id
E Wild, the undivided one
half of Its I uud 2 in bill 2: It
2 in blk ii; lis I, 2,5, 0 and 7,
n blk 4; lis 2, JS, -1, 5 mid G In
tilkfijhlsO, 7,8,10, Hand 12;
aUollsl, 3,4,5,0, 7,8, 12, 13,
Hand 15 in hllc I) of Yew
Park ad to Salem; alfeo S2
acres just south of Yew Park 815,000
O. G. Smith stud wife to
Mary E Little, a imrt of It .'!
In blk 2!) in University ad to
Salem
Jacob Couser to Otto Shultz
NJ of blk 2 of Jeilerson
P H Ewell and wf to Otto
Shultz NV of blk 2 of Jeiler
son Charles H Young to Edmund
Al En trie, 10J acres in t 5 s,r I
w
John Column aud wf to
John Kirk and Thos Kirk,
150 acres in t 4 s, r 2 w
11 A Thomas and Geo W
Watt to V H Wild. E.1 of blk
22 iu Capital Park ad to
Salem
H W Savage and wf to A
E Parker, 0 acres In t 7 s, r :s
w
F Vander Uaan and wf to
Oscar G Smith, parts of Its 2
and :t in blk 2!) of University
ad to Salem
P S Kniuht and wife to
Stephen Preiteusteln, laud
iu Capita! Park ad.
George- H Beebe nnd Arar.v
Ileebe to Robert Trader, 2i
acres of claim No 70, t 4 s, r
1 w.
Iletbert E Chapman and
wile to Martha Ashcroft, a
parcel of land iu block 70,
Chits Hubbard's ad.
United Slates of America
to Albert Brlgg-, n eq of the
ii w q, aud lots 1, 2 ami ", of
of sec 30, t 0 s, r 1 w; contain
Ing 107 acres.
J H Ziuimerleand wf to
Geo A Buchanan, 1 acre of
land
M L Cliiiiiiberllu and wf to
James Parker a parclaof land
in Turner
J J Leavilt nnd wf to An
thonv Weddle, Its I), 10, 11,
10 ami 18 In blk 3, Jeflenum
s.-o
1
2500
0000
200
1002
750
175
1400
42T
125
.H600 I
lO.Trt
" " 1
$n4,'uo
Total
linlvurbon lias tlio ntioHt line of
saiccus ivor shown In &1I0111. 1 , ..,,. ...,.,.. . , ..
1 iui( i.TJIlIVATlS ItOMtI)IN(i A tw gentl-
-i-iasl I 111(111 ainnMMlii good bouid and una-
- pLtrtuitW lodging at ihe onrner of Winter
A dancing party wlllluko )laco'Twd,"'r,lu,M," WiUm$9 $'
,hlB evening at Diamond's liall. ' ... ''
p!'TK lMlAltlI.V(t.-A f-w Ijidlen
LflC. a luitii.'u uliru mi kiraut J or ieniliii. n ...ii ..Ol' 111, al ruon-
ofriaem. Leave sboe an. I get rt-
ward at this office
THE CAJETA. &VWXI2SQ' JOVTXNAJU.
- HoTIik-Ajit'.iV
rtlEMElCETKIIOTFI
.loh ii Detrick,
Pertland: W F D,
Mercer. L niblentz, K J M liters, I
Poniard;.! Malrdil, W Calllgan, J t
Hauler, H M Al.rams, p; utu
Williams, CinulnnattijFred L-emnn,
.1 II tiDolbiim,.1 Boston; J li Hell,
Roseburg; W M Burroughs. Qmnhn;
C A Cogswell, Lakevlew; J W Ha
iimkiT. T.lnkvllle: D H Getchell.
j Randolph; Fred P Baker, N Y.
COOK HOUSE.
D Cnvanngh, San F; E P Walker,
F A Wanless, F M Smith. Salem,
Del; D Hurst. D Keene, Jr.. Lincoln,
Neb; Sam Waters, Portland; UluTs.
u MnMlck.San F; Mllunfrlll.'Porf
land; Daniel Giles, Myrtle Point;
P J Seharbacli.Woodburn; W Whit
ney, F M McDaniel, Stnyton; C P
Giover, Robt Thompson, .las Culver,
Oregon City; Henry Allen, Silver
ton; J F Dtspaln, Cottage Grove.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Taints, Oils
nml Window Glass, Wall Pa
per ami Border, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Summons.
In tho Circuit Court, of tho county of
.Minion.
Oni Ilnivls, ptnlntltr i Suit to dissolve
Vii. ,-- the nniiria.-ro
Samuel Hants, defciHl'l J contract.
ToSaimul HarrN, Mild defendant:
In the name of the stale ofOrcson, you
arc heieuy commanded to answer the
complaint tiled In Mild eoKirt nxalni-t jou,
In theabovo entitled Milt, uytlie Hthilny
of .Tune, lolO, the llnt day of the next reu
lurterm of wild rouit.aiidyounro furl lie
notified that If von ("nil to answer lis above
requited, said pltilntiir will tnko a decree
dl-Mil Intr the umiri.ipe contract nmvra
Ntlus between you and her, nnd for the
custody of the two children, fruits of snld
mnrilnse. "lid for coMs
This summons is published bv order of
Hon. II. 1. Boise, Judjie. Dated Apiil IS,
lS'K). J. A.APl'LFOATR
Ml-fil-w Att'y. to. i'ltft.
ffllDAY AND MONDAY
Coming in a'l its Superlative Sp'en
dorl The Newesil The Great
est! The Best!
N p. w
ivianon s
United Shows
CIRCUS, MUSEUM,
Wild animal exposition and
Grand Free International Horse Fair!
Will exhibit at depotgroumH,
SALEM, FRIDAY, APRIL 2oTII,
Enlarged to Four Times ils Former Size
IC.1 times mote grand! A city of tenth!
A world of wonder!
All Ainazinic Galavv of CiowncJ CIi..m
pian Arcnic Stars!
QUEEN JXJiVLBO,
Tho Mammoth, .Mnstlvo Mnodon, the
largest animal Known to htstoryTa ponder
ous moving mountain. An nll-fcaturo
show. .Moioabsolutly new cuts that old
ami new In any other exhibition In
America. Nittitte-. innr3lousand apt ar
tist IcHtipremacy unrivaled.
General Jubilee Occasion for All.
Two grand exhibitions dat y, doors open
nt I and 7 p. in. Performance, one hntiraf
tci wards. Admission 60 cents, children
under 12 yeii',25 cents.
Grand lVoo llilloon at-eenKlon and mur
veloni. purnehulu leap dally.
WiM. WICK FA7,
Sign Writer, Decorator,
and Wall Tinier.
lxavr in dcr at .lohu Hughes' store, Htate
stieet.
25c Want Column.
' Notices Inserted for ONK CKNT 1'EH
I WOIII) KACH INHKHTION. No adver-
tlsumeut inserted In this column for loss
than tv.cnty-llve cents.
"V7"ANTr!-F.ldPrlymnu welluiulntcd
with fanners ol this county to iIoms
llvltlng. Work light, (its)d pay lor right
man. Cullat Journal ofllco.
!,,01tVJ.K,-A gisd lior(i, for buggy or
,T team. Sounu and true, aud n good
tmitler Klglit er old. sixteen hand
high, vvalght lidiundreil, color, bay. Ad
dres LhvI ilagie, Cllj.
I70!C UK.VT-A dftdrablo buslnoM olBco I
j' in it moc . 111 ion. inquire nt this
oltu.
2-ltf
nATllOM.K Knnie Industry, nnd use
I Motintuln IImIiii CouxhCure. Otiar-
snteed lo ght) r-lll or money refunded,
.Mitii'l.ieUi,eU Uy II. H.l'ro-, .-Sulem, Ore-
ftu. nmiiu
A Slwlner uile
ii2nt for
1-Mlm
friiein. -
,,I,,,'"1I """' ! mlm p-r' "f the city.
1 iji ijj ...vai.ck 141., ttj vaiiiUK tl iMit
I W Int. rt,c t rorncror Center
m
From Tcrmioal or Interior l'oinls IhoJ.,
Northern PadAc Railroad
Is the lino to tnko
To all Points Eag and South,
It Uthetllnlnir Car route. ItTunsthroutfh
vestibule irtilns'evcrr day in the voir to
ST. PAIJI1XD CHICAGO
(No chnngo of cnn.)
Composed or ftlutntfcnr un mi passed, .
Iiillmnn dniwliitr roojn uleepera ,w
Of latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars!
et tlint can be constructed and In which
lu-tinmnoiluiloiis are both frco nnd tur
iiMied Tor holders orflrst nnd second-class
tickets, nnd
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
iVcontluuoi - lice ooane.nln; with nil
lines, ntl'ordln ' direct nnd uninterrupted
service.
fullmnu sic
"tired In adv.
tho road.
sfT- tors can bose
any agent of
TlirouKh tickets to and from nil points
In America, Kngland nnd Europe can be
purchased at any ticket otbcool this com.
pjioy.
hull Information concerning rntcs, time
oiirains.rniticsnndotherdetiiils furnished
on nppncation toahy njicntor
Al D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General I'nsseneer Agent, No,
121 First street, cor. Washington; Port
land, Oregon,
A eomndy soolety drama, tt. bo given
S.ilem'8 besi nmatcur dramntlu
talent, entitled
by
The Planter's Wife'
Tho following well known iieoplo
win iiiku pan:
MIm rnig, Miss WIIIIh, Miss Gilbert, Mr.
Jlnzen,Geci,.ge Moms. Dr. J. M. Keene,
Henry Mevcru, Hilly Dugan and
HoinicW litis.
Thcio will bo elegant wardrobes and
elaborate stage settings.
5SentRon snlent t'atton's.
ED. N.vEDES
Proprietor o the
Candy Kitchen,
CONFECTIONERIES,
FANCY GROCERIES,
FHUITS, CIGAPiS
AND TOBACCOS
313 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
First National Bank
SALEM, OREGON.
WM. N. LADUE. -IHt.
J. REYNOLDS,
IOHN MOIU. - -
- - President.
Vice President.
Canhlor.
GENERAL BANKING.
Exchange on I'ortland, Ban Francisco,
New York, London nud Hong Kong
bought and sold, St itc, County and City
uurrauiH uougnt. farmers are coniiniiy
Invited to deposit untl trammel business
with us. Liberal advances inndo on
wheat, wool, hops nnd other property at
reiuouaoio rates. Insurance on such se
curity can be obtained nt tho bank In
most reliable companies.
FINE HORSESHOEING
AT
Scriber & Pohle's.
Npeelnl attention given to shoeing road
sters, driving horses, Interfering aud crip
pled horses. A largo
Stock of Hand-Made Shoes Carried.
Wo give our personal attention and em
ploy none but experts In tills department,
47 and 51 State Street, Salem, Or.
Plans ami Specifications
For n Stale Iteform school building, the
cost of which shall not exceed twenty thou
sand dollar", exclusive of brick, will be re
coivcd by tho hoard of reform school build.
lugi'omiii sslonerHitt the state capllol,on
ihe tlrst .Monday In May, IMKJ. The board
reserves the r gin to rejec any aud all
plans submitted, nnd to adopt part or
parts thereof, una to llx tho compensation
therefor.
Salem Or.. Anrll I. isno.
Hy order of Hyi.vkstku 1'knovkii,
Oko. W, McDuiiik,
E. Il.McKl.Kov,
(ritirH iT fViininlcalAn
Hoard of Commissioners.
KhMosnO aii.TNKit, cleric l-Mm
P. H. FASTON'S
1
ArnCM'n Q -, - I
I
Will remove to the Kldrid blork on '
IV.,r tnnmlnl str.-Pt. ' ,
Finest linn of Pianos nnd Organs in tho
market.
A Bargain
A desirable lot of lam's In lots to suit,
soveo miles Mitithnisit of fsilein, within
elili v rods 01 ietmbottl Iniullng, tint ixjst
ock imsmi pun
Mime llr llrnber-enotigh to i
siy lor Iho I) ud and It Is vood so!
ii r.. i
trull, with snrinifs nil meadow lunil
I I i
Would tat e a good small lot of B.tlem
pnipert) liilrudn. A (hires
O. V. DKNNIH.
rnem,Mnri')i IX, IHji). a mtf
dissolution Notice. i
VTOT1CK U hereov 'Ivon lh.it tho part-,
IN nerhlp lice o o eoils.Iut with the
suiinm Lumtei- . rod N, A, Dorrnlice
U tins di.y inni 'vi' --olveri s. X. Dor-1
ranct lmviiir "- iefel to ihe other ,
r.ioin's.- of iM in in v.m will continue
the host .lew, o.i i s leoie.
Huleuj.or., Ainll J I "U
hAi.KM Ll'MIlEK CO,
44-W-4I H. A DOHHANCK.
TO IMPROVB WILSON AVENUE
Wednesday, April 16.
-VIA-
Soutbnrn Pacific Company's Line.
TUB MOUNT SHASTA ItOCTE. '
Time Ifttwttn Saltm anil Ban Frnclsto..1
Thlrly-slx Hoars.
CALIFORNIA KXI'lUiW TIIAIN UCN DAIX.1
BKTlVKEN lMUTLAFD AND 8. F.
"SouThT
"olili.
"10:13 ft. m.
7:58 n. m
7.-00 p. m.
p. in.
Bill p. 111.
7:45 a. iu.
lv. Krtlnnd
bv. Satem
Ar. San Knin.
Ar.
l.v.
Uv.
local i-Ai. k:.iku i r a!:. ("uaTE . k"x
tKITLt-OAi)
&U) a. iii. I 'a.
11:10 p. in uv
A'O p. u. A..
IMill nil
He'oi.l
Eu ene
A . I &15 p. m.
l.v. , li"J p. m,
)aV. i VM a. m
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For nccomiiiodiittnn ot second class
passengers attached to cprcs trains.
ThcS. 1'. company's ferry makes con
nectlonwlthi.il tho regular trams on th
ha.t Mido Division from footot h streo
Portland.
Vest Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
I1AII.V (KXCKtT SUNDAY).
T.-:!0 a. in.
1S p. m.
LvT
Portland"
Corvallis
Ay. J
Lv.
0:20 p. m.
l::l p. m.
Ar.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
linlns of Oregon lMclflo Itallroad.
Through tickets to nil points south and
cast via California
BXl'llESH T1UVIX (DAILY KXCKIT3UNDAY
4:58 p. in.
MX) p. in.
VrTT
Ar.McMinnvlllo Lv. I 6:45 a. m.
Through Tickets
To nil points
"OUTH and EAST
VIA--
California.
tor lull information regarding rates
maps, etc., apply to the Company's agent
Sitleni, Oregon.
K. P. HOUGHS, Asst. O. F. nnd I'ass. Ag't
tt. KOK.llLKU. Manager.
Oregon R. K. Company Line.
(Limited.)
C. N. SCOTT, RECEIVER,
Tickets for any point on this lino for snto
at the depot, foot of Jetl'erson street, mill ,t
too United cnirage and Itaggiige Transfer
company's oltlce. comer Second nnd l'lne
streets. Commutation Tickets nt 'J cents
per mile.
General otllcea northwest corner First
and l'lne. stieets, Portland.
KAST SI1)K,
From Toward
rortluiid Stations Partland
Silver-Coburg Port'nd Port'd
ion ac man mall Kxp
LV I'M
4 00
r,(M
5 63
703
LVAM All IM
8 00 Portl'lldHl'Co 3 i
V M-Kay's Ijltulltig. 2 !W
10 60 Woodburn I 40
11 47 Sllverton is 'JO
A1..IM
10 45
II l."
K 40
7 !
d U7i...llr wnsvlllo 7 40
0 50 Coburg (I Oil
WliST
Alrllomnll
SWK
Portland nmll
LV
,VM All PM
7.
10 45
2(1.
1111
Portland rwv. 1 35
Dundee Junction
Hlierlilnti .
Dallas.
Monmouth ....
....... Alrllu .
!ft5
10 'J7
H'Ja
,7!W
1145
Klwly
THE
I Ul 11 I
Ail Ki n 1 1 1 Ki 1 1 b
RUNS
Fast trnlus with Pullman Vostlbulo
Diiiwlng room sleeners. dlnlnir cars ami
couches of latest design, between Chicago
and -Mlhwuikeo and Ht. Paul and Mluuo
npolls. Fast Trnlns ivlth Pullmnn vestlbnled
drawluir room slceners. (llnliu- nirs nml
coaches of latest design, between Chicago
itud.Mllwiiukcoaud Ashland aud Dultilh.
inrongii l'uiiman vestibule drawing
room und colonist slceners via thn North.
trn Paclllc railroad between Clilcagoand
loriiiiiiu, ur.
conenienitrntnstonnd rrom I'-'istern,
Western. Northern nnd cent ml wisein.
slit points, ntlordlng uneijualcd sorvlcolo
nnd from Waukesha Fond dti l-nc, Osh-
kosh.Kecuali. Alcnesha, I'lilppcwn Falls,
ICatl Claire. Hurlev. Wis., nml Iroiiurwwl
and liesMenier, Mich.
For tlckols, sleeping car r&'ervatlons,
time tables nnd other information, apply
to agents unvwhero In thn United sttmn
or Canada. H. c. I1AULO W.
t jen'l Tratllo Algr.
LOUIS fioKsTEIN.
H. 11. AJNHL1K
Ass'tOen'l Pass'r and Tkt Agt, Mllwau-
HtW, IS.
Skto Treasurer's JtflJi-Nolfce.
Stale of Oregon, Treasurer's OHIco, 1
Hai.km, April 7th, IWW. f
N
OTICK Is hereby given Unit thcro are
kulttclcnt funds nn hand lo pay all
pay all
Khll nml
warrants endoiscd of the Issue of I
1WX). and lliev will be oatd on iireFeiiiiiilon
ill tills otllee. Mumbeiedas follews:
Ktii. smi, iSiO, Haw, ttB.1, aEHi, ami, auw.
i'lio, j&Aitim.,imi,,Afal sw,-hm, ;, Z'H),
sv, -j i i, aiw, am, ai i, ai , ai , am, aiw,
.!,,, iiw, illi, iiiu,; ilH,; 3, SB. -JIM), -IliM,
sail. aon. acw. a"o. anno. am 1. snto. aroo. a7ii
sr7UH,27i7, a70i,sais7,aiHa,aiijo,siiii aiHd, avi,
au75, sffMi, aum, aiwi, vm,-ivH,-i,i, vm. arn,
ativ,, a7ii, awi, atiTT, an7.i, -mi, sniu, -mi, smus,
aws' M iil, 47, a78, w, aw, 21W, V77t.
VM, V7, SIM, -J7M, a7W, V770, JlMI, a77J, St777,
? S"' LV"' i!' J' "?2. ?2. ?!'
'.' '". ?' " ?" "'. ""'. "
V770, a773, SI7HI, 37M, a7ui. Ml, v77, HM)I, X
XSl. VIIU, 3110, -JXT-t, VSI7, SIHHI, XU7I, , W7,
aiw 1, j ti, ssiu. 'jiu, a7is, as.10, tun, sni, wi.t.
van, sosi, V73t, wsi, wiM, srtii, -tm, vim, -mi,
Shfw, -inn, ssu, vis, 2si, swi7, 6n, asu, vu a
mi 'iwt. 2sii, 77h, a.w. axi j, vvi, vim. mm
2m, ns, asoi, 2ns, vim, mi, aw, vim, sww.
sw7, a mo, aM7, vhiu, wn, jhii , -tM&, a7W), wu
sfiso, awi, aeixi, vivt, vivt, mm, asss, as, ag.sj
asiii. aoi, a7su, swu, as7, wsa, awis, vs, a(
VSIsl, asli. 287, WM, i7t, 270, VS7, SW7I, 2Ssi
9M7tl 4mTiI H7J 'ST-4 tf 411 Ofrl .41 tjtut
va. -Mn. SCJoS. its!). aaio! saio! !ii' iuiij! via
..IM . ... .. ...-' ..:i -.' 7-z' z '
WW ' '"'' rln VVI I, Wll, 5
KM. jCA. 'jOjO
tlt. r.VA, Win, SMttfl, VAX, W7, 8I5S afll7, 11)17.
yjis. vnt,. 7o, wa. Wi. wm. vna, 'mi, vt,
VlVi, V,V, WA, 2VSI, av0, 3I(W, 7717,
llitorcwt will not he Allowed after the
(lute or this notice, (I. w, WHIIII,
Ktatu Treasurer.
OaU una Sua
T. I. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
AT HIH NKW QUAHTKIW IN THK
HUiUi Jiuurunco ilulldlug, Vjot. Cow
mi-rrUI nnd Chemrkto street 0-ltt
iii, .i.h, iiii), i,yi,j.ui, mn, -an, ikiii, akw,
asja, v, aavi, aii'i,a.'w,2,ai,ai7o,ai75, awi!
a.vss, a,xMi,aa,a,ajiu,ai;7,ai74, atw, am,
h, mil, , at.'.s, aim, atM, at n. a.wu, zm,
a.5 0. van. n. awi. awi. as7J. a-iw. aiua. ai.
am, J,ir, i.r.r, ifc,. -uill, SIU, IS1, ll,),7s,
a7ui,atK.,ai7t),ai5t, ami, wis, win, atM), sau 1,
a7.w, a7iii, atmi, a7 ;i. aria, antw, a7,i7, a7.i, srr.to
nm '.ll .ii. it-.l trtui Ttf'r ixuh irtu'turtu
-Is ho c! And so Is
E. SCH0ETTLE
With a flno stock of spring nnd sumrrtcr
SUITINGS.
Kvcrythlngnindo up In tho latost fash
ion nnd n perfect fit guaranteed, Don't
forget to call nt Sehoeltlc's bcfoio you
makon selection,
Look at Thisl
$1
WILL BUY A LOT
Of goods at our store! 'U'oenrrvn full line
of groceries, feed, crockery, glassware, ci
gars, tobacco and confectionery.
T. BURROWS,
1M Cominerclnl St., Salem,
No.
500
gllMlSX1
v7 c 0R Lo SIdiau'i
tSW r ... tnsnrii
tUbSt
HEALTH.
t.n Klein u's Ooldnn Dalinm ?Jo. 1
Ci.-cs Chvicrcs, llri'. onil s coni s a'tcs:
bores in tho Legs ond UhIj: Bore Uis.
iJt.V00''0-! -'P?ir.c lor d lliotchei,
fcypit.L.oi at r.h. i lscascd Scalp, and all
prliiary fo'ms ol tho dlscaso known aa
SjpMHs. Prl-, 5 CO pr IJoMlc.
Lh Kit linn's a til 'it n.ilsnm No.a
Cures Tort! -rv. Hercurla'lWil.IUo uneu.
raatlEni, l'alti In tho Ilontu, Pain i In tho
Head, liaik f tlio Neck, Ulcerated Soro
Throi.t, fc'j pli .lt'a Pa!i, Lumps and con
tuotcd Con s, RMITncsn of tlio Limbs, and
endiritii n 1 d iao from Cio system,
wliethir caucd by Ind'scr-tNt or ntiuno
t Slcciiry, lcniln tlio b:wd puro and
lienltli). P ."., , ( o nor f ottlo.
Lt l.tclinu , (Jldeti m iiiiUliAn 1.
dot'! hr t o utro of (lotto rhma, aicct,
irrltutlitiO aid, and aU Urlni-y or Oonl.
tildlarraiigcnunts. lrlio$ 50 ntir
llnttlo.
t.c Itlclmu'i rol.lon Hp-mlsti In.
.t-ptl'n, I rs'-o-o ravicf (lanorrhcoa,
IiiIUmiii ti y( li-it. Strlctur s,ic. Prion
SI i per Uullle.
Ln r.:ic!i!iHrt O ildon Oiltmerit
tort octl tvili"i trtfftjn'iI'.iloR-r.'i.
nnd trtintions. lrIco(3t CO ii r Hoi.
I il l ICil.ltl'S Collin i l'l. w.'lmn
and nn'n ti-atincnt; lusjotphysl al now
cr, cjici - uvcr-Avr'c. I nwtratlon, cto.
lrlo EtJ CO ner Rex.
T ii.lo ri il liorvliie.
Sent n orj where, C. O. 1)., iccuroiy iiackod
per express.
C. I UICH.VW:rH"& CO. . Atrents,
iZ! K 4.-0 SSans.Hio street. Corner C)ay,
H-n Prinelvo, Cil.
C'CVIjAII MAII.ISl) VIIKI-
1IUTT0N, Prop.
Cnstlngs of nil kinds rnndo to order.!
.MIL!, MACIirNHUV,
l'LANINO MIM.S,
QHtNICl-S,
Min'Ali FHONTH,
Wlllini, l'UMVS,
nnd special cnstlnga ot any stylo or pat
tern inndo In short order, smooth nnd to
liable In'evo y particular.
Repair any Machinery in Short Order.
Turning Inlhos. engines, hop presses;
and hopstoves built, III innkoestlmateH
on any Iron work needed. (lood price
paid for old Iron. )J-18-fnt
"PAINTSHOP:
15 6,, Commercial Street.
IIoiiKo nnd carriage pnlntlng.slgn writ Ing,
paper hanging, decorating, Mall tinting,
mill kululmluing. All work done 111 uL
clnss. Ciirrlnga paliitlngiisiieclallty, char
ges moderate.
P. II. RANKIN, PJIQP.
C
UUP, AND I'UKVKNTIVM WITH-
out inctllclno Forluforinallon con
cerning Or. A Wll.FOUI) UAM8
iieaitti I'liinptiiet, call on or address
If U. MOOKli, Uical Agl
University llulldltin, riuletii Oitgoii,
Fine Watch Repairing
HV
C. A. BURBANK
No, 317 Commercial Street.
TINS PAPKIt ,H '"ptoti )iiu t B. u-
I HID I rtl Till jiriikuMAriMtrllHliiK
Agency, 5 nud ll'i ajerehunt' ICxchnitgo,
S n I'raiii'Nao. Cnllfortila, where coutiiicts
or advertising ran ho ntndn lor It.
COOK HOTEL
(Vnterainl High Street.
G. IV. ANIMS0N, Prop,
SurcttoorlotV. ILCOOK.
Formerly In transfer btistneMfor iunu
years ami will still conduct the trunfer
buslnoss In coiiiKM-tlnn w'tli the lio'ol
TkeCook uolol Is opHisir court house,
otivehint to Iiu1iiio4 wrt of olty and
street our line runiiUv iMikt thu door.
Hates .M) to J.) a day, iiccordlng t
nsiiji. ripwlul terms to boarder mid
families,
ULACKS3UTIIIX0,
Wagon and Carriage Makiog.aDij Ktpairing
Horseshoeing a etally. All wo'rli g unr
anieed. JUM.S llllM,
Corner of CoinnienibiliindUiicnlK6tAst.,
Halem, Oigon.
'Wwrn
SALEM IRON WORKS.
0 I)
WOL2; & co.
Keep all kindsof ni(itanil hJiuwigos, Tlo
U tilMlllsUKM In i xnoa,
No. 171 Corrmer;ial Streo Salem
All noods DellvTl JTWi
a
in
'l
m
,i