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THE EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
Marlon County Will Innist on Having
a Trail and Road Through
Mlnto rang.
IMrrMr. if awnomcnvcrca
promptly notlly woffle.
SOM& COMING EVENTS.
id. . . uHJ In the JotmNAU
nSoUew irtHofJw jjce. Chjriln.
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JUy Uttwrj" at IlaPthl
vTr'ftfc. tfw. Soolt SlSaanii at Opera
May 17. WlAjl;- , , ,
JUM , ftewtiil elteUon.tor county, state
nnd ooncrcM. t"' '
J
Driers ifi fiweries, Crockery,
Glassware, filnfe, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windlass,' Etc, Sole
Agents for Epicure .Tea and Big
Can Baftingrowder,
" Caroline Gage, "Tvro Orphana"
Thursday ere at Opera House.
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1'ioKKEit DEAD.-Captatn John
Cook, one of -liio oldest clllzcim of
The Dulles, w Apni so, "i n huh
ilen bccobcI-attack of pnralytds.
About elewnesw ag'. 'luring the
terrible Are 'which visited Tiie
Dalles, fromfover-exertlon ho stif
fered a pfH"Slroke of paralyslH,
RBd ncyeffri'y rallied. He wuh
barn In irkly", N. Y., in 1812,
and in JWfl was on the pollco force
InyetrOrljDs, ha. In 1847, dur
iag tlio Mexican war, he Bailed in a
confoy to taoclty of Vera Cruz, and
jaw-Uiofacca which were be
sienfoiKtiiit city. In 181!) ho came
to&HtaiiJjr.iind in 1W4 came to
Tie DMt? where IwlniH resided
C, WJMtrniliy jviitH Ho was
a mute pu thfl river, boats between
tlwteltyaixl t!io Upper CiiBcades,
but of late years, even before IiIh
-fllctlon, ho had. given up ateam-boating.
Hon. Georco O. Hlnnham. dentitv
district attorney mid tho republican
condldato for tho prluclpnlshlp,
took last evening's train for Cor
valiis to consult as nn attorney for
Marion comity with tho ouIcUIb of
Hie Oregon Pacific railroad with n
view to securing the construction of
n highway along tho track of that
company through the upper Ban
tlam valley, where the road mid
trail havo been destroyed liv tlw.
building of the railroad.
That upper country ishettllne un
rapidly aud people want a chalice
for IngrdsH and egress. There lias
been an immense petition filed with
the county court asking for Hie es
tablishment of a highway and the
court has been hunting up the law.
Recognizing the fact that the Ore
gon Pacific ofllclals are men ol
brains and desirous of doing what
they believe to bo right, fho court
has employed Mr. Bingham to con-
suit with them and If possible ob
tain amicable action, aud It is hoped
he will bcHiiccetHliil, us thoso m.un
tain settlors are entitL-d to all the
privileges tho law guiimiilecH.
Tho railroad company has de
stroyed tho old trail through the
Mlnto pass in many places aud
occupies with lis right of way the
only available avenue of travel, and
yet it is said from olllelal sources
that no legal right of way bus ovei
ueuii tuuuiucu iiirougu uie govern
nient lands in the upper Hantiam
valley. This would indicate that
ll... Tl tt
mow. j-. or w. v. ic u. company
had neglected a vwy important
step.
Hut
The Voire of the People.
Kvrron Jot'itNAL. It is a strange
thing to see the once boasting prcs
of the country on the defense. Kick
ing In ail directions suggests cither
no corruption fund or the rencwul
of nonce active concicnce, and let'
us hope tho latter. An nsplrlngsen-1
ate aud congress confronted by aj
long waiting constituency demand-'
lug certain legislation in the inter-1
est of the people nt large, while the i
lynx-eyed capitalist Mauds behind
them shedding crocodile tears for
the dear jKiopIe, and whNporliig
soft and loV, aud In a Yiry beguil
ing manner that "we will use the I
entire accumulated wenlth nimliwt I
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
coel: liofBC.
.1 ' .Smith, Garden Grove, Col.
Walter Scott, Scotland.
W M Williams, Htayton.
N .1 Khanks, Whitaker.
f W Hyfepj, Albany.
II C Volgt, Chcde, Dak.
Francis Keller, Jlutlevlilc.
CJohuson, Mnrqmim.
H Armstrong, Harrisburg.
Clias E Lottery, Yales, Mich.
Max Dray, Seattle.
W S Sutian, i-'uu Francisco.
Mis A H Uakcr and son, Dales
Creek, Or.
Jt It Oiltncr, J M Gervuls, H f?tott,
IflHN HIIPHF ( P-ans ami Specifications
JUIfll I I U V3 I I LOl , Kor stnl inform .ohnol bulldlnff.
ni.. t.. -i..f nii. nil.. cot ofwhlcbuliall not exceed twenty thou-
Dealer In Groceries, Paints, Oils wind donor,., excm.ive or brick, win be re-
niiil AVfiulntr Dln:q "Willi T'n. ceivod by tholxmrdofrcfonnachool build
Uim M IIIUW Uiass, n ail J a- nBCOniiii'Mloneninl tbestnte oipltol.on
PCI" aiKl Uortlcr, ArtiSUS' Jla- UiellrstMondnylnMny, 1830. The board
JnpJnlc limn irnif V11M0 mid i reserve tho right to reject any and oil
ICliaiS, JjIIIH', Jiail. iiailS niltl ' nliMM mibmlttefl. and to adopt part or
SIllllCICS, Hay, Fcctl antl Fence lrts thereof, and to IlxthecompehRntlon
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, J
the
SBff AIlVi:itTISB1IKT.-J.
I Pioneer Bakery
herefor.
BaleniOr..AnrlH. IS".
Hy order of Hylvkstkh I'emnotkii,
(Jr.o. V. McllitlDE,
K. II. JIcEi.nov.
Hoard of Comralslonen.
Kdmo.M) C. Ou.T.Nna. Clerk 4-J-lm
you" In case you passanj laws that! J w Woodward, Portland
JRecohukk's Counr.-tTaptain of
Police Harry Mlnto last night found
If, P. Campbell and Win. Ilrown
enjoying thertuelves on Commercial
street In the. stylo intended to be
made popular oy Sullivan and
Jackson. Harry gave them safe
lodging, fur tho night and this
morning Introduced tlietu in tho
austere presence of City Recorder
Conn, who, after a pica of guilty on
the part of the offender", transferred
their allegiance to Bherlll' Croisan
with proper credenttaWor two days'
board under tho court house. Jew:.
Wm-iBkJk&?w , nwiVrnppllcaut
wb vvuiniVVIIUOUHI,IIUI V-MIIOH4"
cratlon, the chargo being d. and d.,
and was only charged $5 and costs
for his pwoeiice. He Is expecting
to pay it,
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IiKCTUHf! WoTK IlKAUINO.
Rov. 0. 0, BiCtraau, ono of tlio
mrit otfxjwaitmlnbteralu Portland,
.will deliver a leturo at the Hnjitlst
chXurchiaHikicIty to-morrow (Frl-
tfayovMta, bis aubject being,
''VVItniiWHBisorlnLlfeand Liter
ature." MfelWeman la recognized
as ono of thoiBiost entertaining nnd
Instructive lecVurer on tho Coast,
with a fund of practical knowledge,
and o will without doubt, as lie
should, bo greeted by a largo audience.
Good MiMC-Everybody pntron
lilng Kelley Uroj, for milk was
lUdtlK, and noir tho usofuliiess
and reliability of tbtir wagons have
been Increased. J. J. Kelloy has
bought out hit brother aud has
partoem, A. a'falrchlld nnd V.
0, llurch. Tncy have secured a
flno pasture of over 00 acres ono
rtlo nnd a htilf from the nonttnipi
and also bought tho Jjelniont
0'. that tho new
nipany has cxcelleut pasture
fcr plenty of cow nnd their patrons
ajlilttth0 M(iuallty of
milk.
Conceiit Oomi'anv. - Fowler's
"Tableaux d'Arl" and Concert com
pany will furnish tho noxt and
moat enjoyabla tntcrtnlmnent for
Balem theater vUltom. Tl.ey have
ttvurlod program, in which Miss
tarrlo Northey Itonm is tho leader
as soprano linger. MIm mi,i,.,
Jehu, tho rwltatloaUt and there Is
a grand exhibit of nrtlotlo poses.
It promUes 0 trlug more
geuulno pleasuro and am use
uwih iBa nny pertonuance to
ivhlch the peapfegfjhtan, have
Iwatwted for along time. Tues
Jy.WvOth.Utbetlmoand rftttM't"plaoo for tickets.
F'WS O'MPANV MKCTINd A
SERES!-'"" ""
w g'.T "'tu' mnibrs are
b El:flr!prM!nt' Thow will
"2.1W cords of body Hr
rr- toe penitentiary.
iRJJBim WOtt'l wall .,!....
Hy a GM irf !.. n.i.t ...
AaUur P-.Z.'"? "'u" "
WlM't; KvfrMnM... ' i-'
'"WHWWa- ami iwvl.l.
(fcaiceeb.Kg...,..,,, ,.
fMAiHnm.sk.ui. .. . .
i4ry fa MU4 by
tf.
lvftbt ot VVfcut and
LJfegl'."WHX t
even tilOUtrll tlio eomtinnv
had Hied Its proper papers and se
cured a right of way, there Is .i
statute of the United States in
relation to highways which will
protect the traveling public and
bring the company to time. It
reads aw follews:
Act of March 3, 187o, section 2:
I he location of such right of way
(of any railroad) through any can
yon, pass or defile shall not cause
the disuse of any wagon or other
public highway now located therein,
nor prevent the location through
tho same of any yiieh wagon road or
nigliwny where such road or high
way may bo necessary for the pub
lic accommodation; nnd where any
change in tlio location of such
wagon road Is necessary to
permit the passage of such
railroad through any canyon,
pa- ordellle, said company shall
beforo entering upon the ground oc
cupied by such wagon road cause
the same to bo reconstructed at Its
own expense In tho most favorable
location, and In as porfectn manner
as the original road.
Tho Intention li, of course, to ob
tain a peaceable settlement of tho
dllllcuity nnd an answer to the de
mands of the numerous settlers Iti
terestcd,but In case the railroad com
pany refuses to respond, tlio county
will tako tho necessary legal steps to
enforco Us rights.
do not leave us, at Icat, mas
teis of the situation, and able to
regulate tho financial situation;
In short If you don't observe
the time honored land marks,
eternal banishment awaits you. It
Is to bo hoped tho people may win
lu this struggle although the skirm
ishing on the silver bill show sigiis
of weakening, so far as it got n. This
is certainly tho proper time for an
adjustment of any discriminating
laws that may bo in operation. It
would bo far belter to accede peace
fully to what must be done. "The
greatest amount of good to the great
est number of people," must and will
be the order of tilings in this happy
country, although wealth, talent
and even force may he used. The
marks are on tlio wall. It mutters
not what a law maker's former con
dllion of servitude may hae been,
nor whose money may have elected
mm, me result win ue tne same,
either obey the edict or go. Like a
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J O Pcrrlne, Zena.
CHKMKKirrK IIOTIII,.
Caroline Oage fe Keene (Jo.,
persons.
G Matthew-), W McCarthy, M
Rice ami wife, 8 I-'.
T Davis, Maclcuy.
T R Irwin Ilillshoro.
Hen F French, K A Holoniou,
P irtland.
A Rach, New York.
AMOS STRONG,!!
271 Commercial Street.
REMOVAL
We Will Remove to Bush's New Brick Corn
Corner of Commercial and Court
ABOUT MAY I, 1890
And will continue to carry tlio finest line of
Dress Goods and Trimming
Dills for Sovrer. ! . . . 'Wi
T.oiltno mill flnnia Hiiimioliitir !nnf1a Plt41M ft . VJ '
IDS will bo received by the following, "" "vino i ui iiiounip viuuwo, unjllllllir Uflta. ,.
Wraps, E(c. in f lie City. Wc are agents for
several specialties.
iTFrencli and German Wheal and
committee of the city council uu to
clock v. in on Monday the Sth day of
liny lor the construction of nn allpy sewer
throush block 21 In the city of Saltm.
I'lans aud Kpeclircnttons may be tcen at
tlio city recorder's olllce.
K. M. LAFOIIE,
A. K. 8TIIANO,
JOHN OKA V.
Committee.
Salem, Or., April 22d. KsW.
One of the very best Investments
In the city for capitalists is that bus
iness corner of ouis GoxlOo feet, and
one of the busiest corners In town
Has a line two-story brick block of
three slore rooms 120x70 feet, with
offices overhead and other buildings.
It rents to pity .10 per cent, on the
amount. It is the best site in tho
cily lor a wholis ,h house nils equal
to the best for ii retail trade; best
bargain in town. Salem
Postolllce block.
Rye Hrends in City Styles.
Vienna ItolW.
SPECIALTY OF FAXC V CA KI-X.
Pastry and Confectionery
Baking in Full Piwk.
My new bread and cake bakers
are flrst-chis artists in I heir line,
aud I aim to have
Everything as Fine as the Finest.
of
I Ml. J.
1 7 the White Corner,
M KKKNK, Dentist. OIHceover
i nun ana corn
mi-iclal streetH
pendulum drawn too far they may
suing t-.o far the other way, but
lime will right the whole matter.
KKAb KSTATK TttAXSHKKS.
Jennie Jones and husbd to
Mary Fisher. It " hik -to
North Kalem $ SiO
Win Claggett and wf to
Jell W Seilber, 82.1M acres In
t 7 h r .' w 8000
P 8 Knight and wf to M
T..I.I..1.. II,, l o l i. n. i
iii, nt.-, un ,, . Mini t, UIH 1
Central udditlnu toSalem 1700
Eliza C Masher and husbd
to James IJ Putuam, C acres
lu t 7 s r 3 w 2300
John Haycr to Hophiu
Hefty, 3 acres In sec 23 t 7 h
r-'!w loi'i
Sam'l Adolpli and wf to
Joseph Fontaine, pint It 1
hlk.TIKalem; 3000
i j M Ullmoro toC II (!ll-
more, It 1 blk ft, North Haleui; 2
Isabel Grant and wf to Win
N Ladue, trustee, land lu
Jetleison; 3000
James L Hammond and wf
to Joseph H Tate, o 1 of o of
section 21, t 8 s r 1 e; 1500
Elijah J CliiHin to James
L Hammond, same as last; -I0.S0
200,000 IlniCK. We shall fire our
llrst kiln of 200,000 brick in a few
days and will hive ilu-in ready for
unlivery with n two weeks. A. A.-
und E. liiulcii, Halein Oregon.
Yards near peiilteiitl.uy. d3t
H0NG-SIN6-L0NG-KEE,
Ltt?'! Oriental Laundry,
140 Stati: Stui:i:t.
Cheapest and Jiest Chinese Laundry
in (he Citv.
F'ok Sam:. Two iiundred head
of pure bred Ang.mt goats. W )cr
head will tul:e the entire band ex
cepting ten head, f..r the next 30
days. W. II. It vails.
Mamim Or., April 2H, 18'it,
1-28-1 w-d w
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I-'oii Ki;.t. Oood house, corner
Chemekcte and Cottage, Oregon
Land Co. 2d.
Fresh pineapples and bananas at
Jlciisoii'ri Unit stand, just in.
. Proposals for Wood.
Scaled iiniH)-iils will be received nt the
iimcciii iiipsiH-ii-iury m Ia;c until slay a),
IS'), for Hit- di-iiwry ui the Capitol,
KioiiiuN. en or Ik-Iiiic Aui xl I, 18'K), of all
nriuiy juirl nri2j cinlsof llr i-nd lOOcorda
nf o'lf; wood, corded -lncl.
onk must be Miunil body, timber cut
fr-un ilirllij tiiis and nut more than six
lll'llltlis cut.
I Kir must be cut finin lnrg.' live trees.
All wimmI must he four fii-t lone, reason -
. ably stralRlit.and not less than 'ly. Inches
In diameter.
M-perate bids will be lecclvcdat the bame
time and plnce lor euttinj- into three
i Icauth-; lie ubivo wood and storliiR tho
K one m the Ciinlsnl biitlillnir- ktiimim in ho
lomrilcted bj September 1st, IS!).
All bids v. Ml heoiM-iied 111 nhove ollleoat
'2. p. in., Mnj ailh, Imu
(iro. W.Mcliliiiu:.
-I "i -"" Sieretarj of State
iSuniinons.
lu tlio Circuit Court, of the stale
Oregon for the county of Marlon.
Ora HarriH, plalntllf ult to dissolve
.. r iuu iiiurriiii;
S-imuel 3 UarrlH.defend'lj contract.
To Samuel H. Harris, Mild defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon, you
uie hereby commanded to answer the
complaint filed In said court ngaltmt jou,
In the above entitled suit, by the nth day
of June, 1890, tho llrst day of the next recu
larterm of said court, and you ure further
notified that If you full toauswer as abovo
required, said plaliitill' will take a decree
dissolving the marriage runt met now ex
isting between you nnd hor, nnd for thr
custody of the two children, fruits of said
marriage, fnd for costs
'i his summons Is published by order of
Hon. It. I. liolse, Judge. Dated April 18,
INK). J. A.Al'l'LEOATE,
4-2J-(it-w Atty. for l'ltir.
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICK Ik hereby given that the part
nershlp heretofore existing bctweeN
the undcisigued. undertbe 11 rm tiiune of
singleton smilli, ntiSalem Oregon, Is this
day dissohed by mutual consent, Il.A.SIn
gleton having sold his Interest to Dr. J C.
Smith, who will continue In the bus ness,
under the firm nnmo of Smith & Stelncr.
All accounts due to the llrm of Slniflctou &
Smith will be payublo nt once to either
member of the lute firm .singleton ft Smith.
Sa i.i m, Or. .March '2A, 18J.
if. A. Singleton.
Da. J. n.dMirii.
Tlll fhJ"'lP"J1V, wt'FiffF?nr!tFwfevrYK,rTff
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
J. F. JACOBSON ,
Dealer in
Lumuei, uutii uiiu oiiiugieii, m uie oia uorrance Yard, Sale
npcciai aiteniion given to luruisti Kiln dried nud Sunerior
Finishing Lumber.
m.
SALEM LUMBER CO.
Yard and olllce on Liberty street, opposite W. L. Wade's store.
Dealers in Lumber, Laths and Shingles,
R. B. DUNCAN, Sec.
In thus retirlngfrom the buslne.sH of the
lied (iorner drug store, I desire to return
my most sincere thanks to the manv
friends In Balem and surrounding country
wliose nitroi hko hnsbeen so llliernllv rn.
Joyed in the past. I mso tako pleasuie In
commenuiug to tnem my successor and
recent partner. Dr. J. C. Smith will be
found fully worthy of their entire confi
dence nnd continued patronage.
II. A. SINGLETON.
OnlyAb
Sale
Dissolution Xotico.
JOTICE Is hereby given that the part-
iiersiiip nereioiore existing witn tho
em Lumber Co. unit s. A. Imrmtirn
is mis uay mutually dissolved, S. A. Dor
ranee having sold his Interest to the other
members of the Arm, who will continue
me ousiuesg on as uelore.
saiem, or., April :l, li!Ki,
SAI.I-M IjUMIICII CO.
M-W-U Si. A. DOIOtANCE.
liN MAHION COUNTY. Wnrlr TT
. and reliably executed by the P"'
SALEM ABSTRACT & I.aWivi
FRANK YV VATEKS, Manager
Io Ion m ! ! n s p MINTING, PAPERING Etc. DonlMvithf
aisomininff ncss n,,i diBimtch by n. d. jones? ncat-
Q Shop upstairs over E. C. Small'a store.
FISHING TACKLE
U .1 AT i n i i
ocK ai mmi boons !
mm o
i
GREATEST VARIETY,
Mor-
In the Siiircui Court.
Allen & Kroscl apj , vs. Geo,
from
M.
Clatsop;
Rowe ot nl; appeal
reversed.
C. 11. Hostel, resp., vs Raphael
Morat, executrix, npp.; apiieal from
Jackson; affirmed.
II. C. Lewis, vs J. G. Hlrdsoyo &
W. O. Cooper; remanded for new
trial.
Kuin vs. Ulppy & Amy; reversed
aud new trial ordered.
Biuno vs. same; reversed and costs
to abldo result.
State of Oregon vs. George Chos
tain. Judgment aftlrmed. Court
holds that where one soils spirituous
liquors as agent of another, neither
having license, he Is liable personal
ly to indictment, and that a prohib
itory Ntatute, where patty has no
license, Is lu nature of a ilscal or
pollco regulation, and violation
thereof Is indictable irrespective of
guilty knowledge.
In Fred Schetler end resp, vs S.
Or. Co., court holds that a person
who has taken a contract in writing
for lauds, but has paid nothing, and
tali-Mi no deed, Is not a boua-tlde
purchaser for value.
In V. 1. Puh, resp., vs G'eo. E.
Good.upp., motion to retaxoost, etc ,
oven tiled,
Linn W. Wood, vh town of Prln
ville, overruled.
E.S. and Fannie Bchlcircllu, vs
William L Wealherred, aftlrmed.
State of Oregon, vs E. J, Kaiser,
reversed.
Mr. II. C. Watson was admitted
to practice.
Is Consumption IncuraMe?
Read tho followiue:: Mr. ('.
rls, Newark, Ark,, savs "Was down
with Abscess ot Lungs; anb HikIh
and phy solans tmmnunced mo nn
l ucurauio consumptive
I tiff l) Kl lie's iNOW Discovert' for
Consumption, am now on my third I
lioltli. mill nlilfi tn .it.. in.. w. II... .......1.
........, ...., .i ii.rii; iiiu n I
iii ni. j i i in. ii in mo noes meiiiciuo
ever made."
JchsoMiddlewarl, Dccatnr, Ohio,
says: "Had it nut been for Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption I
would have died of Lung TYoudle.
Was given up hy doctors. Am now
lu dest or health." Try It. Sample
free at Frys Diugworo.
A huge line of trunks and taliscB
just received at tlio Capital Advent
ure Lompauy. Call and get bar-
, gains. 5.1.3,1
.iuvr iti:oiivj:i.
A new line ot mantel clocks, mnr-
bleled iron, and wood, superior to
anvthing shown in the city bcfnie,
and will bo sold at very low prices.
W. W. Martin,
e o d w Hank Building, State St.
: 25c Want Column.
Notices Inverted for ONK CKNT l'KIt
WORD KACH INHKIITION. No adter
tlsemcutinseiledin this column for less
than tvcnty.fivo cents.
WfAMKii.-Painter, a
hand. W. D.Jones
tlrst-class brush
r 1 tf.
Caroline Gage, "Two Orphans"
Beu'iin tak-1 Thursday eve at Opera House.
ci.iiai: vol:: :acc.
Ca roll no Oage, "Two Orphans'
Thursday evo at Opera House.
Never Tails.
Dr. 15. S. Hidden: 1 have been
ti constant patron of your Ethereral
Cough Syrup for many years, aud
havo never known it to fall in
coughs and bronchial disorders.
10. It. STOCK WELL.Sloekton.
Large sl.o $1.00, small Til) cents, for
sale by all Druggist.
Tho Bon Ton restaurant issettinir
tlio best 2.r cent meals lu the city
now.
Phelps, at his fruit stand on State j
street, has tho finest lemonade and i
soda water. I
It Is now known that n pirn
pi skin Is not tho result I
blood dlnca'c, but Is coutc! by
Impaired digestion, for whk i
they iiovr give vc.-jctnblo i or.
rcotlvcs Instead of inlncralj.
TwoMiortteatlnioninlinroKlr-
en to contrast tho actlo-i i f the jmtash farj.
jia.-1'.lni and Joy's V;i-:nblo irarsnparillo.
Mrs. C. D.Sttm't of I.'.U Mission street, S. t,
wrltci that olio took nun of tho lcadlnj; sar-a
j-arllUs for linligeat'oa nnd dyspejisln. I ,
imlycOctwrnto av iaijilci tonpjhur .ia
her (ore. Upon tit'. .i Jov's VcsctabloSara
l'arllla tho first rffoi-t i.-ui tho dlsappcaraure
of tho jdraplcs and tint was subsequently re
llpveilot tho ludlgcstl.m nnd dyspep-'n
r.obert Ptowort nlso wr!:ei
from IVtaiu.-na, Cat, (lint bc
Int troublo-l with bo i, ho
found that ouo of tho loading
Inrninr'IUan.,iin11.il... .
tho eruptions, which resuund- X,
ed nt onco to Joy'a Veotnbln
A7"ANTKD Light single harness
good condition, llox KOI, Salem.
In
JjlOlt SAI.K'. A second baud harness.
J clieap. J. C. II(H)tJi,l State St. l;2S-lt
ITIOUND.-On Piety hllljono l.idv's IcTt
I.1 bun low shoj-ubout No. 4. Call at
Jouhna J. olllce.
WAN I LD-Klderly man wellaciiilnto
.1 ,.i "''"'I-"""" or this county to do so
lleltlng. ork light. Hood pay for right
..miii. v i.i. ui .jimii iijti onice.
IriOIl SAI.K A good horse, for buggy or
team. Sound nnd true, and u good
rateler Kight years old. sixteen hands
high, weight liMiundrcil, color, bav. Ad
dress Let I ilagec. Cltv.
Dissolution Notice.
"TOTICK Is hereby given that the part
J nershii) heietoforo r.vlstliiT hntu.m
the undersigned, under tho firm name of
ivraiisso.i ivicm, nt, saiein legon, Is this
day disolved by mutual consent, O. K,
Kraiisso having disposed of his Intsrest to
V. Klein, who will continue business at
the old stand, while .. r. Kr.iusso has
formed a partnership with his brothei-s
and will open a new shoe store in the lirev
block. All nccounls duo tho old firm will
be payable to .Mr. Krausse, and should bo
settled as soon as convenient.
20-lw o. E. KRAUSSE.
A. KLEIN.
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
BROOKS & HARRITT,
No. 9-4 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
wmi?riTOhnlSfrw!lV8.ftby Carringes' HnockB and Summer Goods
J6No trouble to show goods.
$10,000
$10,000
Kor
Sale-
Bawaparllla and dlkapjieared Immod
I
I . f i
v I
laid
1TOII RENT A deslrablo business offlco
111 best bloe.i lu town. Inquire at lliin
""'0- iMtf
13.VT110NI7.E Home Industry, and use
J .Mountain llalm CoughCure. Qiuir
iinleed to give rellel or money refuuded!
Manufactured Hy U. II. cross, Salem, Ore
gon. Smith A Stclnor solo agents for
Salem. ljfdim
ijitiVATK 1IOARDINH.-A few Ladles
i t-.eiiiieiiuiiciin ootniu, nt reason
able lales, good board with nicely fur
nlshed rooms in the llncst part of the city,
rght by the street cam, by calling nt itfit
Interstice!, corner of Center,
WfANTED.-
l sect
A llrowii Fait.
Finest stock or huicH. cnriliui
phaetons and carts in this market
at tho old reliable hardware estab
lishment or J. V. Brown it Co
Il-lii-rnd
If Your Liver ItcmiiuN You
Or Hm i-.Utenro by dull pain or sharp tu In.
gin lu the right side, or lieuctith iheilexier
shouldi-isliladi-, neivpl the it-minder us u
warning, aud legulaio theoigau t ttliuut i
Iim of time, by Hut iimi t)r llosttttirs stoin-'
aeh lllttura. The nbove s mptoius ire1
unuiiIIv mvompanled by lfiiu-us ,u the '
kln,isintpailnn, nincd tongue, dlsordi-r '
in iMunuiiii en, Mien uisiiiiu'iianuiuorulug .
nausea. Hut it leform Is iinimptly Institu
ted hy the Hitlers, the best possible sub.
kiiltlle for calomel, blue pill, ami other
iiwr-iHiifui uaii iiuiiiui drugs
""IJ tirniKllllieu II
ness. Appeiltenu
ami i no lamci
Tho Facts in (lie Case.
I "Heroes or tho Dark Continent"
I Is equally as authentic and as much
Mr. Stanley's "own bo ik" as the
I one the Messrs. Seribner propo.se to
'publish. The history of the Inst
Stanley or Eniln Pasha relief expo-
Idltion, as it apiicars in "Heroes of
the Dark Continent," Is composed
of matter furuNheil liy Mr. Stanley
himself for publication, over his
w ii Kiiiitiiiii', un any one can see
ny referring to that depnrtme
mis greai uoou. ri'iis liisto
complete and exhaustive.
Item, incident, dlscovi-ry and adveii
nun ironi the day of Mr. Stanley's
departure on his hemic undertaking
until his triumphant return, is re
corded in full.
IIkniiv Hi:ck.man.
Local Agent.
All active lniltl flip enuli
lloil. SallirV JT.1 to IOlJ. til InenlK-
riMirec.iiit n lu...... .i..i v x ...... ..
"' . , "i-su nini .-., ,. lailllllUUy 111-
itjriKira ed to supply Dry (loods, Clothing,
.shoes, .lintelry, etc., to consumers nt cost.
Also a Lndyoflncl, salary SI0, to enroll
neni ners ,su,t jU now eniolld, S"JOO,000 paid
In) Iteleienccs exchanged. Empire Co-
ocriitle assoclatinn icicdlt
Lock IioxUIO. N. Y.
well rated)
2:2 Hy in
IJALIMMEN WANTED AT ONCE.-A
O lew good men to sell our goods by
kiiuipio to the wholesale anil retail trudo
Weaie the laigest manufacturers in our
Ine Liberal salary jmld. I'erinaiicnt
position. .Money advanced for wages, ad
teitlsliiK. le, I-or terms address Centen
nial Muuu!uctuilngCo.,Ciiii-ngo, III.
.'.lS.t.t.s.'!0t.
ii! Look at This !
SI
Ordinance No. 191.
An ordinance bill to amend section 7, title
2. chapter IV, of the City laws relating to
uuimiir-i:
He it ordained by the common council of
the city ot Salem
That section 7, title 2, chanter IV, of the
city laws be amended so us to read us fol-
Sectlon7. Any nrlvy or cesspool within
the city limits which shnii i.n ..mint.,. ,.,,!
.mi au uiuen in which tuero is a public
sewer accessible thereto, without beingoon
iicctcd with said sewer as provided ny or
dinance No. IK) as amended by ordinance
No. 174. ami any privy, rssjiool, vault or
drain within the city not so accessible to n
pub-lc sewer, which shall be In such con
dltlonhstocmitn noisomo nnd offensive
smell or endanger the general health, shall
bedecmedn nuisance, and upon being so
declared by vote ot tho common council,
the marshal shall immediately notify the
owner oltho premises where such nuisance
nay bo found, to nbato tho sarno within
ten days from the date of tho service of
Mich notice nnd In onm iim n.iAH i.. ...
obeyed within the time limited tho mar
shal shall abate the same at tho expense of
the city, nnd such expense when ascer
tained shall be charged to theowner of the
premises where sucn nuisance existed
and the recorder shall enter the same
ngainst him qn the docket of city liens
aim sucn expense shall bo alien on said
premises us provided in subdivision 0. ol
section f of the city charter. Provided
however that the time for connecting
with such sewer mny be extended by the
marsun for good cause shown to him. and
tllPn mil V fnr n Mecnn I.I..I, "
.....,, (w, ., , vcu.. .uiu illllV.
Attest: L. F. CONN, Recorder,
mil .a tho com'OI council, April S-.'d
KflO and npproved by the mayor April 23d,
l. GEO. WILLfAMH '
' "
Tubllshed by orderof the council.'
Ten Thousand D
ollars
-worth of-
Fancy and Staple Groceris.
For prices and terms enquire of
SOI Commercial St.
BSTGoods delivered free
to all narts of
DaCD 9 O
a t& a i7n h- H-ta e -
A. B.
j$ sfstMfa
m f
it HLjm 'Siifm
V " -fijfgfciM
(KMIIt3i
the clty.a
Mayor,
A Mire Cure lor Tiles.
ItClllmr I'tlCS llli. ItllilUll 111 liwil.lnr.i i
itrmii.i. I IlKeiHiisptrutlon.euusiiia intense Itchlm.' I
signaled as uuuimIIm lor billions. "eu warm ThU foim as well us llllud
nl dlgesiliui areiVkioimJ. ' ""'iiik imu pro lulling, yioiu nt once to i
-suiiiii iictltliv, wheiiau V. I""li"' no ueineiiy, wnioh ucls
to tint runcilmis ol ,,0 "iiii'iijoinii. wins hiiwh
WILL BUY A LOT
Of goods at our store! Wo carry a full line
Of e Ifu'.iilii.j T.....1 .....x. '........ ..i.T . ..
... ." ,,, vnn-nrij, Kllll-SWliri, 1
gari., toluicii) and confectionery.
imiH'tu U given
oeuiiii nv mis kit-rung iiuiiiiiilous intuit.
clue, which also has Uie t-llecl ol enriching
I ho (HI
Itchl
Central Committee Meeting.
There will bo n meeting of tho re
publican central committee of Ma
rlon county, at the parlor of the
Chemekete hotel lu Salem, on Sat
urday, May 3d, INK), at 1 o'clock p.
m. All members and candidates
are requested to bo present.
J no. Knkiiit,
i-lB.0t.dw Chairman.
uu puriiyin thu clreu ailon. and loitift
lag thttst stem against malarial tnfeeilon
liialran-l ttaltr. It Is also iilghlv heiiell.
clal fiirrhfumatlsui, lilduty and' bladder
troublt-s, e.ul.lw
nlMil iilwni-li.1 lii.
IIIOrs.lllhlNS Itching lll-il ellWIs a lwirniiin.
ent oure, fie ivnls Droiwlot ir mail;
Irittlstt tree. Dr. Hnankn, nqu, O, Hold
by KmUh.vMeliier.
'1'. BURltOWS,
No, i! Commercial m Sjilem,
To Home Seekers.
The Capital City mllwav com
pany Is prepared to tell home-bCtiK-j
ens something to their advantage.
Mr. David Simpson has taken charge i
oftholr real estate department at 11(5 '
State street. Call ami see him, '
SPRING
Is he e! Aud sols
E. SCHOETTLE,
With a flue stock of uprhic and summe
Fi
Natoi
al
Jloney NVantetl.
t,A.'.' r,crso8 Indebted to tho cstnte of E,
II Ucllenger, deceased, are hereby notl-
wiFi, it' n"me. Kl',Vremc,u ""mediately
with T Rlgdon.irxiHtntostrcct.orwlth
tho undersigned nt her residence In .-alem.
M A. HELLINUER. Admlnistrntrlx.
SALEM IRON '1RK&
0. I). IIUTTON, Prop.
Castlugs of nil kinds made to order.
MILL MACHINERY,
I 'LA NINO MILLS,
CORNICES,
METAL FRONTS,
WHEELS, l-CLLEYS,
uu. speim casnngs ol imy stylo or pat-
:b.rbitt,.,i;e?;rr!.xerr: M",o," ,,uaV
Repair any .Machinery in Short Order.
Turning lathes, engines, hop presses
and hopstoves built. Will niakeestlmate
rlco
on any Iron work needed
Jtald for old Imu.
Uood
3-1S.
Bank
Hi
SAI.EM, OK13HOX.
W.M. N. I.. HUB.
1)IL J. RKVMll.tlS,
JOHN Mi)IR, . .
rresifleiit.
Vice I'ro.ldeut.
Cujililer.
Iloll'l FerJ Well.
Aud yet you ur not sick eimugh to con.
nil a dtHttor, or you rrfrulu fniin doing
.,,, ,,, , ., , ., " '.,' ."""- ""ti f iireiiHiuiiri'nu
Thero will be a meeting of tho -we vriliteiiou ju.t whatj.m ukmI. h
inumhunt of the Clirlstlan elinreli nt I '" Jjjl' jUrwiiMrtilH, which will tin jou ,
iiicuiDvni oi ine cnrisunn cnurvn at oui f tiiutuiuvrtain, uuiMimnrtubie, du.
7-10 thU evening In tho church imr-, f'f",T .KII'imLIVH: .A"!0 1 " J!'"."' "f H.",H ,
i a i .. i i . . i I"""1'. eoulldeniHtmulehcerlulmw. m
lorn, AsbUslneKS of IlUIortatlCe U'havo no tdnt how ixitent thu peculiar
tolw considered, every member 1h I nteiitom i. in cit ilkoum.
urgently requeued to attend. mirimr iwr.
Thunulbv.
yii.ii..uii .iihiij iniiii siiiru UHVtia l-PVIt
I luic tf t mrlllni, tlrvil iiuil vniru'&ai,' wit Iii
SUITING
TlIK DlAMONU IIohh ThU U ran
aldervd tho beat tn the market,
warranted to Va mude nil of nw
rtibber. nud hence n gartleu uiwuthtit
1 will not rot la ouo mjuwou. bolt ex-
1 rdu5vtly hy )Ukor it Btrautf. dtf
At thla Musoii of Hi veurlhu imwt tt.
ruy
i-b
thai
0iit!v ttu tltM ttsir unit lTiht.t.uMit
for thU. uuifilng riiuuU Dr. Cluun'n lm.
UK i
uli
,;tt,
au
oul Kutbuion lodo uiolUInK, una itntUy
btek out In plmplrst una Uill. 'h
you ivoutrv u nvllu loiilo vdlluo that
win net
ror tuu. uoililng equal n
prutusi IJvr iniu. 1 lity lit
to iba Uwr, iturlry Ue bluui!
H11IU UlUO fctllOU. vr
uruin voiu ituro ytui. t
ftnta Vox by tiinliu A Hinner.
touu uctlvlH
vltullly
a
IV
iikmI mvd by Uiefr
Every thing made iii In the lutt fash
Urn und a ivrftsit tit Baninlml, Don'
forget to cull nt fiHH-ltlo's bnAnit you
UUWoiVKSSWtkHl,
L . - f
llLAOKSSlliliUlXG,
WsgOD nl Carrisje MaUce JnJ Utpir ng
GENERAL BANKING.
Kxiiluinge on Portlaud, San Francisco,
. .,m, tiiiuoit HUU lIQUg hOUK
tKtwlii and sold, sute, County and City
wsirmnu bought. Karmera are cordially
Invited to deiHwlt und trontael biulnew
Willi ua, I.lbenil advance made un
wheat, wtnil, hovi und othr properly at
i hMtKouaoit) nite. Iuurauce on such .
I curily utu be obtainul al tha bitnk In
iiiiiti rename coiiumnie.
PAINTSHOP.
1 5 6 Commercial Street,
House and carriage pntntlng.slgn wntlnir
iwijer hanging, decorating. Wnll tinting'
and kalelmlniiiB All work done nrit
TRAN6.
Sucoasaora to
STRANG,
dealer in
Stoves, Tinware and House Furn
ishing Goods, Plumbing, Steam
and Gas Fitting.
gent for flie Celebrated Peninsular
Stoves and Ranges.
No. 302 Commercial St.
mo ew Success, BOVTOX & KICHRARDSON Furnace.
-te y??J'"!!,!,8flJn the heating of your home durlmr the oast
make nn exnmlim lonSrinnl1? Wh aud comfo wo should like to
adopted. SC
iiHiseuu
busl-
ork.
by ua.
are , leeded tor furnaces already pu ; lubj-S " "UPP,y whatever repalra
Bw.
uiidemtcP ,rti""l,BH elallty. cIm !
J PROD
)
WM. WICKEY,
House Painter, Decorator.
and Wall Tialfr.
lvtve onler at John Hughe' atore. 8ute
atrtt-t, '
P. H. EASTON'S
M.isic Store.
lm,te.7,r.,h " bl0k o
A. KLEIN,
Continues the Business formermerly conducted by Krausse & Klein,
tho old Stand en Commercial street.
m
r
m
AND SHOESi?
win i. . . .
ii in ue pieaseu to receive calls from my ol I i
Mammoth ISTe
at Livirai
I-UHtll
BF.tUneoflio,MorK, ,a h