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PERSONAL MRNT10X.
Robert M. Day, of Eugene, Hpeut
Sunday lutbe city.
i F Atiterson, oftbe Globe, and
V. A. Hamilton re ut Portland to-
Slieriff Howser, of Vmatllln,
broUght a patient for the asylum today-
Herman Stages, formerly of Mac-
leftj. wns a PaBS0UKer this arternoon
for Portland.
County Superintendent I). V.
Voder waa a ptissenger on the 1
o'clock train for Woodburn.
B. H. Miller, of the Gold and Sil
ver Mini ug company, goes to Al
bany this evening, for a lew dayH'
stay.
yr. William Wood worth and
fllfe'of Portlund, who have been
visiting iQ Salem, returned home
to-day.
E J. McCaustland, consulting
engineer of the Dry Gulch .Mining
company, was down from Albany
Satin day.
Sheriff Beardsley, of Jacksonville,,
brought a patient down for the asy
lum this afternoon. Three unfortu
nate persons have been brought here
today for the asylum.
yre. Josle De Vere Johnson, of
togon City, is i the city to-duy.
6be leaves her son to study art at
lie university, while with her hus
band, Mr. W. Curey Johnson, she
makes a visit to California.
Mr. Gay Cooke starts to-morrow
for n trip East. After attending the
Congregational association at Albina
he will visit a few weeks with his
sister, Mrs. Geo. H. Lee, of Pendle
ton, thence he goes to Chicago to
visit his brother Clinton, who has
opened an M. D.'s office in Chicago.
He also expects to study engraving
in New York fr Chicago before re
turning. HOTEL AHKIYALS.
CIIEMKKETK HOTEL.
W H Murrv, Chicago.
A Campbell, Chas Payser, Wm
Sitter, Portland.
Louis Vireck, Wife and child. C
V Avers Robt Wiueman, W J Mc
Cullough, A E Porter, H C, Allen,
Albany.
L N Grey, Cosmopolls, Wash.
M M Savage, Sanford, Flor.
H H Scott, Geo Terrel, Sidney
Souder, San Franslsco.
Robt A Miller, Jacksonville.
John Wilson, R M Day, Eugene.
C M Fauts, J B Crosser, The Dalles.
Sugared pop-corn at Jones & Btr
nardi's. The Polk county republican ticket
appears on our tirst puge, following
the Marion county ticket.
COOK MOUSE.
W T Kinney, Harry Scott. Van
couver, B C.
H W Fries, J W Schmabel, T R
Graft. J W Mlntersbaugh, Portland.
E Bryan, Jacksonville, 111.
W M Fiippe, Minnesota.
RSRowlar, Wis.
E S Demuere, G Gang, Chicago.
Jumps Smith, Cauby.
J. W Chlm, Stcwaitsville, Mo.
A. W. Howell, Independence.
H J Ballard, Staytou.
H C Barr, Bunker Hill.
W W Cardwell, Burns.
Fred Bifler, E F Branlty, New
York.
J Freeman, Racine, Wisconsin.
JEBakeraud family, Peun.
J R Bell Roseburg.
Edwiu E Hart, J K Simpson,
Chicago.
A $2,500,000 packing house has
been started In San FranelBco.
Dallas Observer: All of the can
didates will bo readily endorsed, ex
cept, perhaps it may be Thompson,
for governor, who has "a hard row to
hoe." Mr. Thompson is a good
Bun, but we believe that another
could have been found who would
have polled a larger vote at the
coming election acd could have easi
ly bpaten Pennoyer, who is certain
to be tho democratic nominee.
Portland Telegram: The demo
crats will put their best material
forward, with Governor Pennoyer
in the lead, with the hopes ouly of
reducing the great republican ma
jority In this state. The republicans
will see that this is not done. Ore
gon must maintain her position as
one of tho strongest republican
tates in the Union. Tho prospects
for the party are very bright.
They Bloom. -The flowers on
the label of Prairie Flower canned
corn choicest in the market only
firm that keeps it in the city Farrar
&Co. tf.
A llrown Fact.
Finest stock of buggies, carriages,
phaetons and caVts In this market
the old reliable hardware estab
'Mnnentof J. C. Brown & Co
8-15-ml
Don't Feel Well.
I.,1?? 5 oa are nt lcle enough to con
oil doctor, or you refrain from w doing
r fear you vr ularm yourself and friend
i ,.- "M1 you jukv wnui you ni-t-u. .
f'lnJdKarjparllU, which will lift you
ih that uncertain, unoomforf able, dan-
?"ln, confidence and clieerlulne. You
oare no Idea how potent thla peculiar
KlWne la la eaie ilka your.
as
WISHES HARMONY. I
Meeting oftlie Executive Coin-'
mitteo of the Irish Na
tional 'League.
TO FIX DATE OP NEXT CONVENTION.
President Frilzgerald, Want's All Lo
cal Dissensions Forgotten.
St. Louis, Apill ll). The mem
bers of tho national league of tlio
United States are here in response
toacallof President Fitzgerald to
fix the date for tho next national
convention of the league'ntid which
was postponed last fall as a result of
the division in the ranks by the
Crouin murder, and also to transact
other important business connected
with tho organization. In his ad
dress to the numbers throughout
the country, President Fitzgerald
says:
"A general election in Great Bri
tian is impending. With us arc
marshalled the liberal hosts of Eng
land, Wales and Scotland, led by
the Grand Old Man, whose marvel
ous vigor is s'staiu.'d by the in
spired consciousness of coming
victory. Paruell, the sagacious nnd
unswerving leader, maintains unas
sailable his toucli on the minds and
hearts of our devoted people. Sac
rlfices will be demanded of them
and to meet this supreme emer
gency so as to preserve and even
strengthen the integrity of Irish
representation in tho British parli
ment. Two years at the most and
possibly two months, will bring us
face to faeo with this crisis. In this
last ordeal that your patriotism
may he called upon to undergo, we,
ourselves, the liberal masses of Great
Britain and die people of Ireland,
confidently rely upon you. There
fore, we entreat you, as honest,
loyal, supporters of the cause of
Ireland, eschewing all local issues,
Ignoring all distinctions of Ameri
can national politics to rally in your
integrity and associate ih your
might and again givo us practical
evidence of your devotion to the
dear old land."
It is said that subscriptions to the
league funds which fell off materi
ally after tho Cronin murder, are
coming in again in numbers nud
amounts that indicate renewed in
terest in tho cause.
Union of I'resbjterlans.
Pittsburg, April 19. A con
vention of delegates of the Reform
ed Presbyterian and United Pres
byterian churches adjourned 'to
night, after adopting resolutions
favoring organic union nnd recom
mending the appointment of dele
gates to a convention or council with
u view to framing a basis of union.
Baled Hay. Good baled hay
delivered to any part of the city at
$10 per ton. Moiioan & Mead.
Getting a Move Ox. The
Southern Pacific will present a pe
tition before the next meeting of
the council to have the alley in the
postofllce block vacated, preparatory
to building a new freight depot.
All the property owners in tho block
are said to faovor the move which
makes it a mere formality. Agent
Skinner informs the Journal that
assoonnsthis is dune the work of
building will go on. He does not
know just what style or size of
building will be erected; says it
must of necessity bo three or
four times the size of the present
nnc and that the stvle will
be in keeping with the size. This
is an improvement which will bo
greatly appreciated by our mer
chants, anil is in keeping with the
general progress of the city.
The Pulpit and tho Stage.
rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor Church,
Blue Mound, Kan., says: "I N'el it
my duty to tell what Dr. King's
New Discovery has done for me.
My Lungs were badly diseased, and
though 1 could llveonly a few weeks.
I took five bottles or Dr. king's New
Discovery and I am sound and well,
gaining 20 lbs. in weight."
Combination, writes: "After a thro
ugh trait ami convincing uviueme,
I am confident Dr. King's .New
Discoveiy for Consumption, beats
'em all, awl and cures the greatest
Mi.ilniun T ntl Hn tnv friend Is to
urge them to try it.' Free trail bot
tles at t rys urug aiore.
Commitments. Robert Nelson,
of Lane county, for iinunity, aged
54 years, a sailor of desperate habits.
Mrs. Fannie E. Fouts.of The Dalles,
age 41, severe attack of insanity.
Mrs. Ida Taylor, of Flounce Rock,
Jackson City, 38 years, suffering
from continuous attacks of insanity,
Epoch.
The transition from painful elcH-ne-isto
health marks an epoch in
life. Such event Is treasured In the
memory auo the agencv whereby
attained is gratefully blesed. much
Is heard Jn praise of Electric Bitters.
So many feel they owe their reston.-:-Jon
tn health, to tho use of the Ton
ic. If you are troubled with dueaj-e
of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, you
will And relief by inwofKlecirlo Bit
ters. Sold at oXte. nud $1 per liottle
at Frys Drugstore.
MAR,0S coustysciiooltaxes.
..tnnmt f th. Pmi.1..' Mint HAW THUK0.1S. in U i.ym.
(1(r,.um... .-...,.-. .. , M0. . Anrit 19. Anirn HawtlioMie,
to the Several Districts. nlv dtjugl.tgr of Dt;.S. V-ntnt
. , ., . Alice H. D.ilil. Uucejisl wetitto
The annual report of the county , .' ,,tllhl; itflila&,1i3lfti,r an 111-
superintendent of schools shows thu,,
nnii-.mit or school iuuus to which j
each district in the county Is en
titled, from the apportionment of
county school taxes. Each district"
receives 50 and 3.28 cents for each
child hi the dlctrlct between the
ages of four and twenty years. The
following list gives, the number of
the district, name of tho clerk and
amount due each district.
DUt. Clcrfe. Amount.
1 Chas Lembeke- ? 240 01
2 W M Case 144 04
3 Lewis Savage 114 22
4 R C Itunisby S30 78
0 -J N Witzel-1 1 141 20
7 J P Ledgerwood 350 82
8 Henry Stanley- 178 t-i
0 W A Taylor 337 30
10 RD Allen - 203 SO
11-0 F Hem 2- JW
12 Ed Slegmund 101 OS
13 P P Gimlet lS- 20
14- BNLougsworth 743 IK)
15 WTGrlmni 490 10
18-G W Whitney 211) 00
20-A Rolfe 215 02
21 WMLoibih.,...
283 22
141 20
313 04
S49.J 24
229 14
108 30
158 10
205 48
222 38
317 02
232 52
300 88
'181 82
273 08
18i 20
22 (joint) W JTurnldge-.
23 (joint) Henry Kraus
24 Barney Simpson
2-5 B E Robertson
20 F R Durette ,
27 J B Loonev
29 V M Albaugh
30-R C Geer
31 W A Harris
32 (Joint) F E Osborne -
31 A Riling
3-3 D Diusmore
30 W G Evans
37 Percy Jory.
38 U J Grim-Ti 200 32
40 D W Smith 3-5420
41 W L Hicks 1S.S 58
42 N J Shanks 310 20
43 W S Mitchell 141 20
45 Peter Kirk 409 1
48 AD Pettvjohu 219 00
50 J A Pooler 225 70
51 G L Vinton 281) 98
52 E S Porter 127 74
54 Hon John A Hunt .... 232 52
50 Will McKee 202 10
57 (joint) Geo. Herreu 32. 78
5S N. O. Parker 127 74
59 Vincent Manning 320 40
00 ,V C Hubliard - 185 20
01 H B Coudit 323 7h
03-Jeuniug Smith 20S 80
05 Samuel Davis 2.J0 18
07 W G Minier-,-' 202 94
68 John Johnson 270 40
09 J P Robertson 235 SKI
70 J R White 242 00
71--J M Lawrence 219 00
72 -H F Metcalf- 104 92
73 Jos Brodie ' 158 10
74 F U Hull 300 12
7o It Patterson 114 22
76--G M Settlemier 503 70
77 R G Keen - 038 12
781 N Ingersoll-- - 171 OS
79 -W T Riches '- 402 30
80 Henry Keen 171 OS
81 FrauKlin Herhng 124 30.
82-W H Ringo 283 22
83 -W H Tate - 151 40
84 W T Coleman 229 14
85-R Reed 178 44
80-S Illidge 148 02
87-Arthur Wood 121 30
88-Thos Bruce 313 04
89 T E Herren 141 04
90 F M Taylor Ill 04
91 John Butch 300 12
92 H L Eberhard 181 82
93 P Benson 144 22
94 Chas Booth. -.... 158 10
95 H V Remington 90 60
!) H H Savage 144 64
97 Phono Hammer. 185 20
98 Alice I Johnson 117 00
99 A Stephens 219 00
100 TT Geer- .-.-.j. 104 92
101 Joseph Hutsby --,---- 114 22
102 A T McAtee 188 58
103 J M Poorman 837 54
101 W R Townsend 198 72
105 Willis Duuasan 171, 08
100-Etta Boothby 110 84
107 M A Van Gorder 93 ill
108 Edwiu A Thompson .333 92
109 Henrv Mattisou 148 0
110 mi, . I. oni s;i-..ii-.. 1I)0I
111 E W Ross 97 32
112 J D Darby 158 10
113 RH Cain, 22!) 14
114 A S Klnser J 31 12
115 W D Morehouse 120 liS
A vraoRous kick.
X Merchant' WIfo tho Ilono of Conten
tionA Denunciation.
A well known merchant who has Ixjcii
greatly benefitted by Joy's Vcsetablo Sarsa
parllla, desired to t'ivo jt to his wife, wlw
was very delicate, bat out of caution nn.t
consulted bin physician, Dr. W. II. Grlswold
of 813 Market street. Tho doctor, who is one
of our lcadlns practitioners objected, sayln;
he had never seen n tnrsa;arll)a that did not
contain potash, which thtnnod tho blood;
that his patient did not havo any vitality to
lose, and that what delicate peoplo need is
not decreased vitality, but more blood. He
howovcr consented when nssured that Joy'
Vegetable Sarsaparllla was opposed to the
blood thinulu? idea of other tarsaparlllas,
and that on the contrary by specific vecta
bio alteratives It promoted dljestlon, and re
paired nutrition, henco created new blood
and was tho very tiling for fccblo people.
Tho abovo explains tho many rases In which
ajed, delicate aud run down jcop!c, havo
been built up by Joy's Vegetable SairapnrllU
after tho potash farsaparlllas failed. Its ef
fects aro creating a sensation. S. F. lltamttm
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
Graduates Student In
Classical, Literary, Mcnlilic,,, , M
Normal , Business, Law. of Uie WIIIaIIlrtle nlv Uy Iwli f JrB.
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
1
It H tbe o!det, largtsl nnd Irani nxtti
lve Institution of learning In Hie Nitrtlt-
Bciiool opens first Monday In Hepiemlwr
Head bit catalogue to
TUOH. VAN MXY.
President,
I 7 KaUin. Oregon.
mr.t
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ifithi Willi Unsiisittli'i
n&tfirltni.W&ttpd let
ten years,
. six inn liusuuu -umeii-vii
."six nlniitlis aud'nirTeteen ihiys'
Astoria and Albany.papers pleno
copy,
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HARTMUSlntliis city, AprB
wife of 0'. D Hartnuts, at the
residence of S. D.CoJe; on Liberty
street, V 4 1 4 ' . . .ji
Deceased was bom In Michigan,
on May lsVlS44r being 40 ' yours of'
agn at the time of her death. Her
mother, slstorand other rJullvo.. of
tno tatully were with her at the
ttmo her spirit was transferred to
the other world. Hhewasu Christ
ian woman, and a beautiful charac
ter. She leaves two sons aim one
daughter to mourn her datli. The
funeral takes place this afternoon at
4 o'clock, and tho remains will be
taken to Fox Valley cemetery to be
laid beside those of her JIttle son,
who died last vinter. .
MoFADDEN. At South Salem,
April 20, 1890, or paralysis, David
McFadden, Sr., at tho age of 79
ye 1 iv, at tho home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Rennie.
Deceased was born at Ennlsklllen,
Ireland, and camo to the United
Stites iu 1800, coming to Salem, by
way of Canada, where the family
had resided about twenty-five years,
mostly at London, Ontario. Mr.
McFadden was a shoemaker by
trade. He leaves children as fol fel fol
eows: Mrs. Jas. Rennie, of South
Sa'em; Mrs. David McFadden, Mrs.
Z. Craven, of Snleur,-Mrs. A. Erwin,
of Murtay, Idaho. Ills wife died on
Feo. 21, 18S9. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
D. Rennie of Independence, came
on tho steamer Orient last evening
to be p esent at the funeral; also
Mrs. Ii. Rennie, of Portland.
Mr. McFadden was a member of
the Methodist church in Canada,
aud always a regular attendant
upon church here, tho' not con
nected with it in tills city. He was
at heart a Christian mail and died in
full belief and knowledge of his
salvation. While In Canada he was
connected with the Orangemen.
He was a man of deep convictions
and earnest character, tho' reserved
and uncommunicative except to his
own family upun most matters.
He was ntneken with paralysis
about two week ago. All his life
he Jwas a temperate man and
highly respected. Rev. Rollins
conducted the funeral from the
South Salem 'M. E. eh'urch' at 2:30
this afternooh. The services were
intended by a large number of old
friends of the deceased, who attend
ed the remains to the Odd Fellows
cemetery.
Deceased leaves no property of
any great value and was all his life
a poor man. He was one of the
great number who go through lift
humbly maintaining a character for
uprightness and integrity, loving
his family and returning the con
fidence of his neighbors. ' '
A Sure Cure for Flint.
Itching l'ilen 1110 known by mois'ure
line pei splrntlon.ciiusli'i; Intense Itching
wlu-n v.iiriii. This form an well hs llllnd
Weeding nnd protruding, yield lit onto to
Dr. llotiinlto'H I'lle lleincdy, which nets
directly on t lie parts MflVcted, absorbs tu
mors, Hlluys itching nrd ellecls a perinnn
cnt cure. CO cents Druiwist or mull:
iretlseiree. Ir. llifnnlto, I'lqun, O, sold
by Hinltluthteluer.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and IJorder, Artists' 31a
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, lite,
j$kv aivi:kti.si:uknts.
" P.H.EASTON'S
Music Store.
Will remove to ihe Kid ridge bloe lc on
Commercial street.
KlncKtllnoof I'lnnotand Organ In tho
mnrkrt.
Agents Wanted.
Agents to sell the "Uenutlful Ntory,'
'Uvlng World." "hia und Uind." Most
rapidly selling bookson Hip market
j.'i.'dlin M AHTKM., II' lourt Mreet.
J a
-&.
I'or success at 111
; CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLECT.,
S.ilnn, Orijfmi,
A.l', AKMSiKONOjMngr. K.L. WilBr.I'nn.
I lusinoss, Shorthand,,
I Tjprilic. rinmtnibif rl Istl.th kputnM.
I I) and fvtnlng Selnn', Stuik-nfi nilmitter'
jnYllnv. Cll at the Co'Kvi nr .idilrrM
iht I'nncuul for dialogue.
.... .Iin.i.ru.. k,fMfKrif I Miuln H..lnwil i
tlioS'iinhwiMt CoiiMt. Couiv. Ill music nre 1
wjual to KuMern music M-lustls. Yearly ut- '
I tendance of nearly one hundred and fifty.
The able cori" of teuclier for ihe coming
'hiIiooI year will te Pnif. . M. Parvln, !
1 l,o inn Willis, MIm. Kmi Cox; HistMiit 1
tM.ehers.MlMt Lulu M. Minltli, Mls Hall I
Piirlah. nnd ! Mnmle ParMii
llnmcherilMiKh'druVwHlf illurn,'i.inn,
'Ofgiui, VI.iHii, llpe iiuhii. Ilarmouy,
CountrKtiiil, unit 1 im. Tisiciilug. j
In ptoutas given on eotopletionuf Kiurne ;
Xeud for catalogue and circular, I
7- I'MiMS T-SWiam-wlm.
iMMCilie
25c Want Column.!
H
Notice inserted for ONK CKNT l'EUl
WORD KACH INSERTION. JJ?b ndver
tUomout Inserted lu tlil.1 column fir !
tnhu twenty.fivy cents.
iJIArANTKD-KlderlVitiunwoHncaulntcd
li 'wlttifiiriiiernofthWcduntyto Jomv
,lle.llnp. Work'llght. Hood puy for right
ninn. vuu iu journal oincc,
WANTKD-AN .aUTJ-VE MAN f..i wll
section, salnr.JS.S75 to $100,' to locally
represent usuccrstrul N Y. lmpnny In.
eorponited to supply I'rj t!ood, Cloth
IhB.'Shoct, Jpweiry, etc , to contuuiers nt
cost. AIfoh ljid.v of tnct, Siilnry 510.
enroll members (hO.ao now enrolled, $100,
WW paid 1 11.I Uefcreucet oxclianirrd. Km.
plroUo-opcratlve Association (credit rcll
ruled) Lock ox 010, N. Y. 2,2l,ly,tn
SAI.KSMKN WASTED AT tJSVK. A
few cood men to kcII our coodi by
sample to the Wholesale mid retail trado
Wouro tho largest maiiitfiicturers In our
linn Liberal sjilnry paid, l'ermnnent
poltlou. .Money tulxanccd for wages, ad
vertlslnjt, et-. Kor terms address Ccntcn
nlal .ManufacturlliRCo.tCnlcuco, III.
aa8.t.t.s.'X)t.
ITOKHAMC A cood horse, forliucsy or
1 team. Sound nnd true, aud 11 i;ood
traveler. Klght years old. sixteen hands
hltsh, weight 12-hundred, color, bay. Ad
dress Levi Mugcc, City.
TTIOlt
ItKNT A dcslnible business otllco
V lu best bloe.t iu town.
Inquire nt this
!Mtf
otllcc.
PiATUONIZK Home industry, nnd use
Mountain Halm CouKhCure. Guar
anteed to rIvo relict or money refunded,
Manufactured Uy II. llOros, Salem, Ore
Kon. Smith & Hteluer sole agents for
Salem. 1-Sdlm
TDUIVATE BO HIDING A few centle
JL men cam obtain cood board and com
fortable lodging nt the corner of Winter
nud Trade streets, near the Woman's Col
lege. 4,t'J,m
PltlVATE UOAUDING.-A few Ladles
or Gentleman can obt In, nt reason
able nites, good board with nicely fur
nished moms In the Hucstparl of the city,
right by tlic street cars, by cilllng nt :i7
Intir street, cornerof Center.
ELD. N. EDES
Proprietor o the
Candy Kitchen,
CONFECTIONERIES,
FANCY GROCERIES,
FRUITS, CIGARS
AND T.OIJACCOS
313 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. 1
Call and Sob
T. J. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
AT IIIH NEW tlUAKTKU.S IN THE
Htate In'surauce llulldlng, Cor. Com
mercial and Chnmeketo streets 'O-ltf
?irst National Bank
SALEM. OREGON.
WM. N. L.VDl'K, -Oil.
.1. ilKVNOLIW,
IOH.V MOIK. - -
- President.
Vice President.
- Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING,
Kxctiungo on Portland, Snn Krauclsco,
New York, London and Hong Kong
boughtund hold. St lie, County aud City
wusr.tnts bought. FarmoiH are cordially
Invited to deposit und transact business
with us. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops and other property nt
rcnsonaoio rates. Insuranco on such to
citrlty can be obtained at tho bank In
most reliable companies.
Founded. 1868. '
Oldest and Inrgcst Hanking house between
Hncrnnieuto and Portland.
.LADD & BUSH,
Bain leers,
Iron building, Sulem Oregon,
Exchange on every purt of tho world,
bought nnd sold. IlrnftKof Kustern banks
taken at pir Accounts of bunks und
Individuals solicited Oollccllniii made
thioughout the United Mates and Ilrltlsh
America. Wu oiler our pations every uc
comiiiodntlon consistent with wnser etlvH
banking. HUdlm
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICK Is hereby given that tho part
nership hcrctoiorH existing between
the undersigned, undcrihe firm uaiue of
Mngleton A. Hniltli.utUSiilcm Oregon, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, 11. A. Kin.
glcton having Mild Ills inteiestto Ur. J C.
Mnlth, who will continue In the bus ness,
under tho linn niimo of smith & Mclner.
All accounts due to tho firm or.SliwIeton A
Hlnuli will bo payable nt once, to either
member of UinlntullniiMngleton&Bmlth.
HAl.KM, Or. .March 'U, 1611 '.
II. A. HINOLKTON.
Dit. J. c, dHirn.
In Ihusrctlrlngfrom the business of tho
Bed Corner drug store, I dcslru to return
my most sincere thanks to the mini
friends lu falem and surrounding country
wliocepitroi age has been so liberally en
joyed in the past. I nlso take pleasure In
commending to them my successor and
recent partner. Dr. .1. C, (Smith will be
found fully worthy of iholr entire contl
dence and continued patroaage.
II. A. nfKGi.rrroN.
Plans ami Spccilications
Kor a Htiito Ileform school building, the
cost ofwlileh shall not exceed ivicniy I lion
sand dollar-, eclu-vo of brick, will bo re
ceived by tho board of reform rchool build.
lug 'ilium hkloneixal the statu iipitol,on
the llrst Monday In May, IWJ. The xmti
rurervtH the rght ti rt-Jis; any and nil
plans submitted, uud to adopt part or
parts thereof, una to llx thocoiiiieliatloti
therefor.
sulein Or.. April I, 1SKX
Uy order of l- yi.vixtkii Pbnuovhii,
(iw, W. Mriiitme, ,
K. II. Mt'Ki.l(ur.
Hoard of ConiinlkslonorM,
Kdmond C. Oii.tm'.ii, clerk l-l-lm
A Bargain !
A desirable lot of lunds In lots In suit,
tven miles southwest of Kalcm, within
eighty rods of ktoamUtat lauding, the bosl
r,ik wofd and wune fir Umber enough to
pay lor 1 ho land und It Is uood Mill for
fruit, with pprlngs ui(t ineadow land.
Would tiilie a good siiiiiII lot of Halem
pmiiertl Inlrudu. Addrux
' ' v O. V. DKNNJH.
fUiem.Mnrrh LI, IWJ. a 3tf
Dissolution Notice.
VTOTK'K Is hereby alven tliat tho iwrt
A nsrplilo heretofore existing with the
i-i1biii Lumter C". wud H. A. Dorninti
I. this day miitiinlly dl lved, H. ,, Itor
ruw having -old lilslnlerHst to the other
i.ieiiilH)r.of ilie firm, who HII continue
the hn.liie.jion ok befnre
Haieu-.Or., Aprlla, l"WJ, .
HALKH LCMIlKU CO,
f-tW-( K A IWKHAKCT
Trite
'fnTrTTrTjTn1
RUNS
Fast train? with Pullman Vestibule
Drawing riMim sleepers, dining curs find
coaches of latest design, between Chicago
and . Milwaukee nnd St. Paul and Mluner
apolls,
Knst Trains with Pullman vcstlbulcd
drawing mom sleepers, dining cars and
coaches of latest iteslgn, between Chicago
and Milwaukee nud Aslilaudaud Duliilh.
l'hMngh Pullman vestibule drawing
room nnd colonist sleepers via the North
ern Pacific railroad between Chicago nnd
Portland, Or.
Convenient trains to nnd from Kastcrn,
wcMorn, jortnern nnu central win-on-sin
points. alHtrdlnguneiiualcd service 10
nnd from Waukesha Fond du Ijio, O'h
Kosh, Nccnnh. Jlcneshn, I'hlppcwn Palls,
Eau Claire, Hurley, Wis., und Iron wood
nnd llescmrr, Mleh.
Kor tickets, sleeping car revrvntlons,
timetables nnd other Information, npply
to agents nny whero In the United Htates
or Cjinada. . It. 0. 1IA11LOW,
Geii'lTraltleMRr.
S. It. A1NSLIE. Gen'l. Mgr.
louw Eckstein.
Ass't OenM lViss'r nnd Tkt Agt , Milwau
kee. Wis.
Brick and Tile for Sale
MURPHY & DESART,
Successors to D. Nash, have a well estab
lished llrlck and Tllo factory In Sorth
Salem, uenr tho fair grounds, nnd aro pro
pared to furnish llrst-class brick nnd tile
on short notteo
Overland to California
VIA
Soullinm Pacific Company's Line.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Time between Salem anil San Kr,inclseo
Thlrl-l Hours.
CAMFOKNIA RXI'llhiSS TliAIN 1IU DAIt.'
1IK1WKKK l'OliriWVFn AKUK, V.
S(iUtu7j
NonitT
ta-is n. In
7:5:1 11, 111
7:(W p. 111.
4:1)0 p. 111.
U:4I p.m.
7:15 a. 111.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
Purl laud
Salem
Han Kran.
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
I.OCAI. I'AK'jKNQKll TllAIN -CK1T
SUMIAV)
( DAlf.vn.v
S:Q0 n. in.
11:11) 11. in
M p. in.,
Lv.
Lv
Ar.
i'orthiud
Salem
Kugcno
Ar. I HM p. m,
Lv. I l'iS2 p. in.
Lv. 1 li.-OO 11. m
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Kor accommodation ot second elnwi
passenger attached tnorpro-i) Irtilus.
TI10H. P. company's terry maker, con
nectlon withi.ll the regular trains on tli
Kui-t Uido Olvlsion Hum footol 1 strco
Pott laud.
Between Portland
and Cervallis:
DAILY (KXUISIT HUNnAV).
7::o n. m.
laiH p. 111.
Lv.
Ar.
"Portland"
Corvallis
Ar. J
(i:20 p. nu
li.iU p. in
At Albany and Coi-Millls couuccl with
trains of Oregon INicltte ltallroad.
Throueli tleketato till points poutll and
east via California
KXVlliaMTllAlK (nAU.Y CXfUIT HtlWHAY
T:50"p. ii).
H.-00 ). 111.
"Lv. Portland Ar.
Ar.Mc.MlnnvllloLv.'
liTDOn. m.
5:l.r) 11. in,
Through Tickets
To nil poltts
"OUTII and EAST , .
VI A- -
California.
Kor lull information regnrding hiIch
maps, etc., npply to the. Company's agent
Hulem, Oregon.
Ji P. UOOKIUS, Asst. O. K, uud Pass. Ag't
It. 1COK1ILKH. Manager.
iSiunnions.
Iu tho Circuit Coilrt, of tho slntu of
Oregon for tlio county of Marlon.
Ora Harris, plnlntltr I Suit to dissolve
vs. y tho liuiirlage
tsamuel Harris, defeud't J contract.
To tf annul Harris, t.ald dcfcndnul:
In the name ofthestatoofori-gon, you
nro heieby coiumuiided to answer the
complaint llled In Mild eohit ngaliiHt you,
Iu tlio abovo entitled suit, by Hie uilulny
ol June, 1MW, iho llrst day of the no.xt. regii
larterni of said court, and you nro I'urlhor
notllled that If you fall to answer as above
required, said pliiinl ill" w ill take 11 dei-rcu
dissolving the niHiiiiige eoiitraet now ex
Utliig betMeeii you and her, aud for tho
custody ortho two children, fruits of said
marriage, nnd for coMh
TliN summons Is published by order of
IIou.it. P. llojsu, Judge. Dated Apill IK,
IMW. J. A.AITM'.UATK
4-23 (It-w Alt'y. forPltfr.
WM, WJCKEY,
Sign Writer, Decorator,
udiI Wall Tinier.
lavo order nt John Hughes' store, Stuto
street.
btnio Trwisurcr'
:)7th-NolIco.
fitatoof Oregon, Treasurer's Ollleo.
isai.km, April 7111, IblM.
NOTICK Is hereby given that there uro
siilllcleut fiimU on hand to pay nil
warrants endotseilortlie issue or IhMii nnd
lblK), und 11117 will bo p ild on prcrcutiiilon
ut this ollleo. Numlieieil as follows;
aiiit, uvjii'jim. 2iki, avio, aiiii, tvt, -am, ,
a, '.'I hi, win, z t', 'Jim, 'ji.1, tm, utii, m,
jkh, 2ifj.2iis, i;no. i"ni. avii. '.'i-a, 'Jisii, 2,
am, a 1.17, aa, a.n,a'i77, ts, a'ns, ami, aw,
awa, bvb, aiv), airi,avn,2'ji,ain),ai76, aft7i,
is.t,arstj,ac.',ai0,avt,ai7,,ji7i, ai7ii, :u,
M, '&i, &), ai'js, ami, ii i, ai 17. aS7o. a Jia,
a a, iMi. avtm, awt, avii, &;, a.w, anr., 'tri,
sin, aii7, 2H.1U, ., auw. aun, . w, a7wi. a7i 1
J7IKB7. 7,2701, dW,Sll.aill, 3IIU aio, aikUl,
ai76,a7Wi, ani,ai5w, aVH,2iS7,a.u,al7i, asoi,
jas, 2(iu,'j.i, ai.7,vi)i'., :ui.'i. aim, iW.L-uu
tiv, ansa, ai;w, awi, ami, i.i, a7i, iuu, -mi ,
a7iw, a7it, aM), a7 .t. -avi, mi. a7i7, a7.w, a7.w.
a7io, m i, am ., -mm, 27.11, n.i, -tail. IM aiI7H,
au, a7ii, aioi, A77', awj, awn. -no. mi, acis,
;W5, 2C7L VHl. 2717, 7718, J7W, 37J.I, atftO, V77I
47.0, 'lit, Vfl7, Wis, 2G7U, ids. M!, anil, SOTfl.
ar, 'tin, miJ, nt, J7W, j7to, a7, -mi, tiv
JIM, V7fil, V7M, al , -iUl, 771 J, S777, 2771, ViiM.
Mil, irttil , lrts.1, S7M, 27IW, 21WS, 7787, 7l! 77S0
.17711, 777'J, S7HI, 27SS, 77ii, 77U I, 7787. IWUI. S)
WU, 7710. i77fi. 2s2it. VNI7. Vh4l, 7ti7l, 2MAI. 'MA:
tlM, 2171. 2I3. 2719. 7713, TOO, Mf, 3'IH, 2SI.I
7A. 3011, 2731. m, MM, 2711. 7118, Va, Vrl
7SM1, 7i;l, Tsll, 21. 2S1H, 2SIT, J-fci, 7011, M 1
m.DAi, 2sll, 2771), in. 21 1, UHll. 7JSI. SMM
?K5, 716. 9MI, OS, 77h. IU. WW, 77M, aW;
in, 2n,77. 741'J. 2W7. Ml), MH. 2IV0. WW
M, 2471, ;. 27W, 71V7. 'HI 'J, 2SM, MM, HV.
.?. JeOl. .It, 2sU. 77. 200). Vm, 9sM. 2X11
iW. W, tmSJ. Dm. 77'J VCI), Mil, 'Mil, few)
JfJ, 2s7H. S71, 27.1. 27. Jh9I, JIi7, J3. MM
'w.'n. 2mj, to- wifi.feiu, . mt 'H
2MW, 2M, Mi. l TOM. .!, 2t2. AMI. 2U0
7WM, 279', 7r., , 771. l! MA WIT 'JfHl
BUS. Wit. M. 2WT 2UW, Tfriw. Vm, 7977, 2V,
nil. 1V9I, 2V9i, 2W7, '."Hi. ft; , J717
Intert! will not be allowed nfler tbo
date of this notice. (i. W. Wi.IJll,
tnt Treasurer.
SPRING
Is he el And sols '
E"SCHOETTLE
With n fine stock of spring and summer
UITINGS.
Everything mndo tip in the latest fash
ion nnd a perfect fit guaranteed, Don't
forget to cult nt Sjlioettlo'A bclbto yon
make n selection, l
Look at This
WILL BUY A LOT
Of goods nt ohr store! AVo carry n full line
of rocerlci, feed. crocKcry. glassware, ci
gars, tobacco and confectionery.
T. BURROWS,
No. 'J20 Commercial St., nlcm,
HEALTH.
L' Illcliiu'a Rolitnit IlaUnm r.o. 1
r ixs Ch. icrc, fin' ami a co.iJ a .v.-ct;
tkinstn tin Legs nnd n dy; Bore, Ea a,
1' e, Nose, c.e , (.'onjicr-c lor J Biotchc,
Syit'.ii:i..il ttt r li.ilicancd Scalp, And all
primary fo ns ct tho dlicajo knnwn hi
Syp'illls. 1'rlm, i 5 ru p-r Ho-tie.
fan Itli'liaiv'j C hi 'ii riaUniu No. JJ
Cures Tc-tl rv, I;u.'a,07?ll.ltlanhou.
niatltni. Pain 1 la tiioToncs, Paltnln tlio
Head, batk tf tho Neck, L'lrcraied Soro
Tliroi.t, Sypli'.it'o Paah, Lumps mil con
' tr.ictul I or. n, SllCacsq ct thu Lltnbi, and
endlc tu n 1 A ia 0 f oni tlio systom,
mhoiiicr cau al by lml scr tj n or almsn
t Mcciiry, l"av!n? iho b'xkl puro and
ticftthy. P-Jeo t 3 l 0 ioc t ottlo.
L ' 1 lcixnu aliliin nnlctiAn I
dufi lor t' 0 curs of Ooio-rSca, aict,
irr,Uitlr:iP-.vcl, an I n'l t'rlni-v or Oonl.
t iWUiarranenu'iiU. I'roOll 00 per
t. CUliau' 1 follo-i ftp-inlsli fn
jctl 11, f rmvo-o cn-scf Qanorrhiaa,
I 'Iimi.i tn y ( 'at, Gttlctur s.ie. Prlco
151 1 jy Uittln.
L t:ii'i m'.i a ildnii O'ntinotit
ItI 3 cfT 1 1 vo Im ':i ; 1 f t yiV...tW fiKri,
..n.lcriri' i.m. PrlroCl it) it r Ilox.
To t 'fh.n'i Ooiil" 1 VI. '-0,-rTij
ladlln it itir.ont; loajo'ptly I r.lplw.
cr, wt ui 1 ovs-- v-'j, 1 robt'Atlon, cte.
I.lo.t CD pO p-r IJcx.
V it.lo 1 1 ii I,'ci v!nt',
Snt ivcryirlicrc, fa o. 1., iccuro'y lwcUed
per expreui.
C. I niOIIaVVT-irS CO. , Arent,
i.:t !. -0 1 vin"iO tVcct, . nrnof t,Iiy,
H-'i I iT-i'co, Cil.
c::tctLtt iiailiid rana
6.1). IlijTTON,rro).'
Castings of all kinds mndo to ordcr.J
... ."
Mir.r. MAnirtsfmivj
........ .....v.. ....,... ,
h:
1
PLANINO MILLS,
COltNICIiS,
1
MLTAL FRONTS,
llfIT?f TltfT.T.TVft
i .. ........J, . U..-....U,
nnd special cnsllngs o liny.slylo or pat
tern made In short order, smooth nnd re
liableluevo y particular.
Repair 'any Machinery in Short 'Order.
Turning lathes, en
nnd hniistoveshultt.
glnes, nop- presses
U III iiiiikeestlllliitcs
1111 nny Iron work needed,
paid tor old Iron.
oooii puce
,ltMn ,
V
PAINTSHOP.
, 1
1 5 6 Commercial Street.
Ilousonnd carriage palnlli.g,slgn writing,
paper hanging, decorating, wall Hilling,
mid kaleliiilinng. All work ilono III si
class. Cnrrl'ige imltiUiigu speciality, clifuv
ges moderate, j 1 , .
IMI. lUNKIRPliop;
IIIIIF, AND PHKVKNTIVH WITH-
'out meilleluo Kor Information con
cerning Dr. A WlLKOltJ) HALI.'H
. iieann t-aiiipuici, i-uu on orituurvxs
, 1. V.. MOOlil, L0111I 'Agl.,
' University lliillduu. Halem (iivgon.
'".'
Fine Watch Repairing
11V
C. A- BURBANI
No. 317 Commercial Street.
TUN PlIHelr Is kept on Ilia 11 K. U
llllO 1 Al lilt lirukDVAiUerliHlnif
Agency, S und li Mnrulianl I't.xchauge,
is 11 rnitii-isot;. California, where eaiiili.tets
or imI cr lining call he made lor It
COOK HOT
Ceiilcpmi'd HfgirStrcot. r
G. l ANDERSON, Prop.
SufttssorloW. II. COUK.
Formerly In transfer UinlnMifor many
years anil will still xindiu-t tlio frin.fer
luisltie-s In eoutiiKtlon w il til hoii.
ThwCook llotol I oiiMMitr court house,
eonvoleut to htuiius part of city and
street ear line rimiil u jhui Ilia door,
itates l.W to SIliO a day, ncoordlng to
room Hjteclul lerms 10 bourdent uud
famine,
' . r ..iim" . ' . N 9 I ' '
ULACKSMITIUNO,
Wagon ami (jjrriajjp iw an4 llqnitiog
Ilorseshoainc a MpKlnliy. All work ijiur.
Biiteftl. JOll.H HhLM,
t'oriii-rof i,oinineretil"''uciiouiliotu u
Hulem, O 1111.
WOL&"cO.
Keep all k mUnf intMUaninl Mmwi(i. The
I) l HllUaMgtal III iJIWrftMl,
No. 171 CoiT.mer;ial Street, Salem.
Alt floods Delivorfrt Frw
QPi
i0 feK8
J4r
W WAAN J r.llRH
e BiifflM
nuaauaia
SALE N WORKS.