Evening capital journal., July 21, 1890, Image 4

BPBBBIEgSrgyS
H. V. MATTHEWS, TREAS.
WM. IIOWABD imr.r-.
OUR STORY.
T. H. 33AI?ES, PEES.
Highest ofall in Leavening Power. U.S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
,SEr
The capital Journal will contain rcgu
Inrly n story, completed In one or two mini
! bers.l
IKIIISKSlllli; LICK.
1
!
I
5M ' cjaKKsCopyrtiliii ij
M Her (rrtre of rnotUn, and of look, the imootti
Ami tnromlng mtltityof tcp and trd,
Ths Simmftrr of form anil future, let
Tl) aont afloat, rrrn Itko OcUclom alrt
O: flat and carp."
Tor her matchless look of grace and mo.
Uon, this royal beauty fas Indebted to
perfect health, restored by the uso of that
imequalcd, lnn.rumtinsr tonlo and nerv
ine, Dr. fierce a Kmorito Prescription,
which ect In healthy action every func
tion and gflvo purity and nebneu to tho
blood.
"Favorite Prescription" Is a noeitiv
euro for tbo most complicated and obsti
nato cases of leucorrhea, excessive llow
intr, painful menstruation, unnatural sup
pressions, prolapsus, or falilcpr of tbo
womb, wenx back, " female weakness,"
antcrcrslon, retroversion, bcarlntr-dowa
1 satlons, chronic congestion. Inuamnm
t 1 and ulceration of tho womb. It is
rjurirmitcoil to Rive Rirtlsfactioa in cttty
if, ar money refunded.
Mmiufncturcd by Woiild'a Disrs-vsanr
'ditk vi Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS
.t filiate and e'ennsa tho liver, stomach
jd D-mrl?. They are purely vejetHblo
nd iH'rfertly tinrmlrs. Olio a Dow.
Sold by druggists. 3 cents a vial.
VKOFISSIOXAI. CAltns.
1 H. KNIOUT, Kelectlc l'luxIcUn.oilIec
j, izrivmireiiireci, wucin uregon. rui
monnry diseases a fcpeclnlty.
DU..T. M ICKK-Vi:, Dentist, ufllce
tho Wlilto Corner, Court nnd (
Office over
Com
liiercini streets.
TuHN A. CAUSOX. Counsellor nnd At
t) tnruev-nt-Uivv. Member of the Ilor of
Ontario. limailn. Ollleo 1U! Btnto street,
talom, Oregon.
PKA.TT HUNT, attorneys nt law, Knlem,
Orcson. OtllcoovcrlJnrr's Jewelry store,
State street.
J J. SHAW, Attorney-nt Ijiv, M-ilem.
, Oregon. onico tlrst door to the left
ixt head of stairs In tho re.tr of taclil A
Uusli'a bank.
TII.MON KOItl), attorney nt law, Snlcni,
Oregon. Oltlco uptulra In I'liUon's
block.
J A. Al'l'liEOATK" attorney nt law
, Krlers block. Commercial nnd Htntc
streets, Salem, Or.
Ttj" I'. WILMAMB, bTllNOaitATllElt
U . and Typewrit Nt. Ofilco with Capi
tal city K'y. Co., H5tnto fet.
nOllKHT A McNAM.Y, Architect. No.
ii LUStnto Street. I'laus and specifica
tions of nllelnssMof ofbulldlngn on short
notice. Supcrlutendeaceofwork promptly
looKcd after. 25-tf
OBALKT WIM.ACH,
T cors nnd Drnuihtsmen.
Civil Kngln-
Itallroadsnr-
veyimnil estimating n specialty
Ollleo in
State street, up Mulrs, Kilom, Oregon
IIUiINBnS CAIU10.
St. CLOUOIl, Undertaker. Embnlmer
, nnd Cabinet -Maker, 107 mate St..
hnlcnic
H. MORSE, coutrnctor imd Hullder.
, aii orrert proii
iligli street, Salem.
ah orrers prompuy ntieuueu 10
TOM'S' GKAV. Ouitnictor nnd builder.
O Klnelusldo fluiihliig a specialty. Isj
Coininercial street, .vilom Oregon.
TOI1N KM (II IT, ltlacksmlth. Hore
1) shoeing and repairing n specialty. Shop
hi Up foot of Liberty street, Salem, Oregou.
i3)tf
P. &
kinds ol
SOUTir.VICK. Coutrnctor and
builder. Well prepared to do all
of building and guamntco snllsrco-
tlon.
1-21-1 m
I) J, liAItKN.Manufuelurer of nil kliul
, of vehicles. Kcpulrtng n specialty.
Out) the best work turned oul, Shop to
State street, next door to ScrlberA funic,
T 0. IIAKKK, Collection, Commission
', and Street Car Adcrtl log Agent.
Collections made at rcnsouablo rates.
Ooods sold on commission AilvcrtlMs
menu Inserted In street ears at bedrock
rates. Ml Commercial set., Salem, Ore.
SOCIKTY JfOTIUIM.
KNlnUTSOr'l'YTHlAS.-Koguinrineet
tng on TuomIhv night of each week nt
7:3u p. tu.
J.O'DONAL:C. C.
V. II. 11. WATKIW. K. of 1U and H.
0 LIVE LODGE No. IS, 1. 0. 0. K., meets
In Odd Fellows' llall upstairs. Cornet
Comnicmlnl and Kerry streets, every Sut
urdjyat'i.SOp.m. J. It. .MlTCllEKL, I, A, M INMNO,
Secretary. N. U.
fl A. Il.-sedslck Post, No. 10, Depart-
ment of Oregtiu, meets e cry Monday
evening at the hall oei the Oregon Uuul
company'a olllce. VUltlng comrades an
cordially Invited to attend.
1). C.8UEKMA.N, iost ooinuMdec.
8, A. lLtNULU, AdJutHm,
A S H- W.-l'rotectlou Udge Nts 4, A.
J-V . O. V. Kalciu, Oregon. MwIm teh
rdnNday evening at Its bull lu State lu
aurunce block, corner IVunmereiul and
ChemekcU strwta VUltlng aud Sojourn
Ins bgethren I n iteU K. Ik fcoermv ick,
Ira Kurt, ltcvorder. M W
$1 WILL BUY A LOT
Of goods at our atorej Wo carry a tul line
of nrocrle, feed, oroekary, glsvnre, el
gars, tobacco and coufeotlouery.
T. BURROWS,
No. 23 Commcretal Ht., 5alem,
Morgan & Mead,
City Dra y m e 11 1
AH work done with promptness and dk
patou. only the txml meu are Boipioyixl
T. II. HUBBARD,
Agent for
Cyclone Separators. Russall Engines
and Saw Mill Machinery,
ItaddenreSMCVunrnereifti Kt , teUm. Ore.
Whn
Capitol Home Addition
U beautifully located In Y&A Kulem. tuth
of the Hlcetrlo lUUway Hue, imir the
IHWr boUV MTff lot. IWiltO f.
tioovlsoiU rWiiltiby
T. II. WILSON, Owner,
tt BUU Street, Kalem.
PRINTING.
rtKE OK TUK LAUOMsjT BiTAULWII. I
II menu in me mate, vawfr mie,iuu
Ainlnml ljtrvr.il it.vlk ljCf&l Ulauk ll
ifee&Ukie,
tfe6ute,a-d bin;ei rtiveoanu taa ioi
w - --rr. . r.. .:r..i ? . ..
nil'
foul
ICSJ Hlsr num r
"Am I too old to thliiUoCa swond
marriage?" said Mrs. Hlytlie, look
lug wistfully into tho glistening
sheet of mirror thnt extended to the
other bide of the room Into nn In
delluito perspective of onyx tables,
stands of ferns, JapaiiL"-c ecreeiw
and Jndiii hnugtngs. "Six-mid-thirty
nnd why should one he
compelled to give up till tho sweet
ness of llfo atslx-nnd-tliirty? I'm
sure I don't look a duy over thirty;
aud Alcy Vauo inlist he tlmt at
,cnat!"
.Mrs, JJlythe was a very piotiy
womau not tne inni, but (lie I til I
blown rose a plump, dimpled,
pcaehycheeked mat 1 mi, who knew
rwnetly how to ni.i!..- the mu-t of
all her mtddlo-aged advautagu.
She hud married Maj. Mortlake
Wythe at 17, and liaii.nl left her a
widow at 7.
"I shall never be such a fool us to
marry again !' wild Mrs. JJlythe.
l'orthe major had ly no means
been perfection. JI had left hir
just enough, by dint f strict econ
omy, to live upon, i-n; eelully as hoi
only child had tuvii taken to
"bring up" by n quiet Quaker cou
ple, the major' relatives. Anil
until now Mrs. JJlythe had adhered
resolutely to her deci-i u.
JJut Algernon Vane was a royally
handsotno fellow, and the pretty
widow was but kumau, and she
had scribbled "It isaumud Vane,"
"Mrs. Algernon Vane," over and
over again in her blotting book, and
she had treasured up a flower he had
worn in his button-hole, and she
had coi responded with him during
the winter lie had spent in Bermu
da, writing sprightly and amusing
letters, with a scml-tone of serious
ness underlying all their sparkling
gossip.
"lie likes me a little now," said
tho widow "and I'm determined he
shall like me a good deal more. I'm
tired of this solitary life; I'm tired
of counting every peuny half a
dozen times before I spend it. Algy
Is independently lich, and he is my
beau ideal of a man. With him I
do believe I could be oulte, quite
happy. He don't know about Lydia;
but, of course that would be no ob
jection. Undo Joshua and Aunt
Rebecca will keep her. Dear me,
dear me! she must be growing to be
a big girl now," and Mrs. JJlythe
shuddered at the idea.
At this moment the door Hew
open, auit in burst a tall, ihi-ty, i
bevelled young girl, some h lf a head
taller than Mrs. Ulytho herself, ith
tho white-capped maid following
helplessly behind.
"l'lease ma'am," said the maid,
"sho wouldn't wait for me to take
her card up.''
"Mamma, I'm Lydia," cried the
urcnthlcN apparition. "Little Lid
dy, mamma don't you remember?
Tell that hateful girl to 110 awav.
A card indeed? Am I to .-end up
cards to my own mother?"
Mrs. IJIythe stood appalled, in tho
soft yellow light streaming through
the Cuina-Mlk curtains. This fair
haired, smi burned young glautues,
with the peony cheek-, and the big
blue eyes, tho ilMltting gloes and
faded cambric gown could it bo
possible thnt this was tho"llttlo Lid-' Jiiinn bank bill representing the
dy" of ten years ago? Oh! If Mr. price of the "prize colt."
Vane should see her. "Whcie did thee get this money,
The girl looked around liko one , child?" solemnly asked Uncle .Tosh
wko views the enchantment of a j ua.
fairy palnee. li borrowed it," confessed Ly-
"Oh uitimmu, now pretty you,dki. "Don't ask mo anv tnoro
aro!" .sul she, "and wliat a lovely
room! Are you plml to .sco mo, main- 1 have to piok blackberries nt four
ma ilarllug?" ' cents h iiuait all summer."
"Myileare-st oliild," gaspml the "1 hopo thee will give up this liny
widow, "what has brought you ilenish businajsof Mwinperlng about
heieV" on hotveluck, lodia, after this,"
"Lyilia clas-peil her hands; her .severely .spoke up Aunt Uebeoca.
eouuteimmu fell. ' "Hut, aunt, the foi tune-toller told
"Mamma," said j.he, I'm tho most ! me that my fortune would one titty
miserable creature in the world
ami I want $100."
"Lydia! A hundred dollars!" i
"And you must let me have It!"
vehemently went on liydla. "I've
killed Undo Joshua's prlw oolt!!
That K I dl In't exactly do it my
belf ; but I was riding Pretty Jane'
round the meadow, just for practice,
and I forgot aud left tho hots down '
and the colt got out on tho railroad
track, and the train came along,
and oh! I never can look Unole
Joshua lu the face again, unless I '
have that fUX) to pay him!
"I shall Ih able to earn plenty for
tuyelf before long, mamma," she
added, breathlessly, "for I can ride
bettor than the woman in pink
tarloton and spangles who Jumped
through the hoots at the elretis.
When tho old Gypsy told my for
tuuo last year at the county fair,
she said a horsehoo would bring
me luok some day; aud 1 knew of
course, what she meant, bo I've
been practicing riding ever since,
w honever I could got away from
A um Hack and Uncle Jihua, and
i
"Mrs. Dappletun Anias is in the
drawing-room, nm'nni," said the
whlte-euppcMl maid, appeariug with
an oxtdlted silver oanlrseelver tu
her hand.
Aud Mrs. -Wythe oheeV:e Iter
daughter'a oonfhleiiNa at once,
"Lydia." orliM she "I'm surprUed
ni you i a great iri like yoti,
aeutulug aud romping araund the
coumryi no wok to biiaiiy i-iaiiw
by the very neM tmln, and try U
UehavomeroilKeaUitly. Wuy,QU
tuiut lw 14 at leatl"
"Seventeen, nuuniim," wttuwl
the culprit. "Hut aren't yH gotitjr
to give me the ?100r"
"I hav not got 100 eeutaf Un -
MMjai - I - UJUmMJJJl - llJ - A - MVSCTVJUl - I -
patieutly cried Mis. lJhthe. "And
If f Imd. T wouldn't tive it to you,
And
vmi.
vou naughty, ill-behaved, romping
vns. Matilda, tell Mrs D.innleton
1 ai,io th-.t r aimll he down dlrectlv.
J nnd hrlngsome lea and huns for
, fr MI9 Ulvthe before the next
train goe."
JJut when Mr. Dapplcton Ames
hud finished her call, and Mrs.
IJ'ytho oamp back, the bird had
llown. liVdia, de- ply wounded and
resentful, Irid promptly returned to
Shady l'laiii",
"That old Gypsy must have been
a humbug, after all," thought the
dispalring girl. "Oh, what shall I
?ay o Uucle Joshua? Why was
mamma so cold and cruel to me?
Oh, dear, lam very, very unhappy!"
"Shady Plains!" shouted the con
ductor. Anil as Lydia crept sorrowfully
out of the train, something bright,
like a fallen drop of dew, scintillated
on the Ilo r at her feet. She stooped
to pick it up. It was a diamond
scarf-pin in the shape of a horse
shoe. "Squire Cahart's company must
have dropped it," said Lydia to her
self. "Oil how it sparkles! If it were
only mine! Tor I'm sure it must be
worth more than $100
She glanced furtively at a tall,
broad-shouldered young fellow who
hud been seated in I lie train a feu
&( ats beyond her.
"He never looked around,"
thought Lydia. "I'm glad of it,
for lie mint have known Iliad been
crying. Hut I must give this back
to him.
With a light, swift step, she has
tened to overtake Squire Cahart's
city guest.
Please, is this yours?" said she,
holding up the glittering half-circle.
"T found It on the floor close to
where you were sitting."
He started and mled his hat.
"It is Mr. Wooton'sneice, isn't it?"
said he "Mi-s Lydia? Yes it's mine,
and I'm a thousand times obliged to
you. I must have fastened it very
carelessly. And I value it very high
ly, too; it was a gift from my fath
er." "Is It worth a great deal of moil'
t-?" asked Lydia, timidly lifting
her sea-blue eyes to his face.
"About ?100, 1 suppose."
"I wish it was mine," said Lydia,
with a long sigh, as if sho were
thinking aloud.
"Yours? Why, it Isn't a lady's
ornament."
"Oil, not tho pin," said Lydia,
"but the money tho hundred dol
lars. Good-bye! Here is thecarraigo
waiting from Cahurt Court."
"Will you let me drivo you a3 far
as Woolen farm?" asked the strang
er court eotibly.
And tired Jydlit willingly ac
ceded. The upshot of it was when sho en-
terod her uncle's nreenco sho ravo
tiuostioiis, iiuole. I'll pay- It back If !
bo made by a"
Lydia stopped abruptly as she ro
moinberod how the diamond lioive
shoe Imd glittered on the Moor at hor
feet that day. Hor color re, hor
heart lKat.
"Thee must remember. Lydia,"
admonished Aunt Hebecea, "that nil
diviners and fortune-tellers tiro
suaros of Satan."
"Ye, Aunt ltebootw," murmurtHl
the girl.
ltui frm that day an Inscrutable
ohaugo camu over the cliaraeter of
lur life.
The pleasant
sumuier aunshlno
had faded oul of the land. The Sar
atoga hoteU were ctaed, gay New
port uasileaerted.
Aud Mre. Illy the, sittlug lu the
yellow light ol her jouquil silk cur
taiiift, wa stilling over a earcl which
Matilda had Jut brought lu.
"Dear Algy!" she murmured. "I
knew he would eotue,"
She glided itito the w hite-anilgoll
drawl ng-rootu, all graoious conlial
Ity. "You recreant cavaherl" sho
smiled. "I've half a mind to scold
you, aud yet"
"lio I sleaerve that title?" Mr.
Vane afceri. "Kor yat are the Aral
liereon to whom I have told tue
great happiuess of my life. Oh, I
Myou tl't iinertiMluifc Omimi
frn WUIttd the draperies, ldla,
! Uejp me to esiiJalH."
And 1m. Wiwye,! and Mr-
trel, oaaio.
"Wewre marHetl. iwamiwa," W
ImH, "Al- aad I. Autt we sail
Ux lCwro)M In the OuMiHMmlra, at
IloaM. Wout yaH t me, HtamnMt,
nj whj) ntejoy T"
, ii. lliiw ktel LyOIad
j ,Uf ta-l whn1 ttteni toy.
' um It was Ue severvtet oriieal to
lMl".
which she ever had been
mother-in-law instead of
which she ever nati uecn put. a
mother-in-law Instead of a bride.
, Tills was baldly what she had look
cd forward to.
iiut even in mat trying moim-m
sho noticed the glittering pin which
fastened Lydlu's lace bonnet-strings
a quaint device of tiny diamonds
and remembering what the girl
had once said about a fortune-teller
aud a horseshoe.
"Matnmu didn't look quite pleas
ed, Algj," said the bride, when they
wete back in the carriage, driving to
the steamer's wharf. "Do you sup
pose she is vexed because we didn't
take her into our confidence?"
"I daresay," remarked Mr. Vane,
"that no mother likes to loe her
child so suddenly. Leust of all,
darling, so sweet a treasure as you."
Aud neither of the two suspected
what a poisoned dagger was that day
rankling in the breast of Mrs. Rosa
mond IJIythe. Helen Forrtst
Graves in Philadelphia Saturday
Night.
National Surgical Institute.
319 Bush St. S. F-
Oneormore surgeons representing this
Institute wl'l be nt the Cheuiekcto hotel,
s.ilem, July ll th. The City Hotel, Inde
pendence Jul v '21 st nnd nt the Entcrpil-e
Hotel Dallas July Sid.
This Institute Is specially devoted to the
treatipent of ouratureof the spine, dl-ens-es
of the hip nnd kncejolnt, crooked limbs,
club feet and nil bodly deformities. Their
success in trentlns these troubles ns ol
as all chronic dist-nses ins made lor the
institute a nationnl reputation.
Ol persons who nre sullerlng from any
ol tlieso complaints, should not fall totnke
ml imta.se ot this opportunity for relief.
Hcfereiice ma he had to the tollouii'g
residents: Judire li. I'. Kole, sntein, or.;
Hnu.TIiOs. L. U.ildnn,siilein; L. F. Bel-knip.-stilem;
M S (Jolt. Iudeeiirtenee, ur;
15. .t M. Tn-tcr, Lewls Hie, Or. 7:IM3rt- dlO
P
NSIONS
WAROF THE REBELLION
ITudcr the net of June '7, lsoo, all soldiers
who served ninety ihi..-m the U. . service
during the w.ir of the rebellion aud ai enow
disabled physically (whether, Injuries or
disease wis incurred duriuR service or
since) ar entitled to iH'nblons nt from ! to
SUper month.
Widows of deceased soldiers aro entitled
to $,s pe month and Si iwr month for each
Aiipllc.tlo.sunderthisact w ill not affect
anv nendine claim.
.Make npplleations at once.
D.'J MIEHMAN.
U, S, Tension aud Claim agent. I'. O.
llox 2sl, aielllj ore-ton. Deputy County
Clerk. Write for blanks. dw
COOK HOTEL
i
CeniiTand Hiirh Street.
G. W. ANDERSON, PROP.
SureoorloW. ILCOOK.
The Cook llotol Is opposltr court house
conveient to business part of city and
street car line runnli r )vist the door.
Ittf $1.00 to S3W a day, according to
room Special term? to boarders aud
families.
DUGAN BROS.,
The Plumbers,
i (
f i '
206 Commercial St
Dealers In
Steaniand Plumber's Goods.
California Ironstone Sewer and Fir Clay
Chimney l'ipe, etc.
GI
I ue Just received a Urge stock -children's,
ouihs' and men's clothlu;.
fine line of fine shoe.
We Will Sell Lower
than nn houma in Salem.
SATINES AND STRAW HATS
u.tgoatt. !
BEX FORSTNER k CO.,
m Ctumial Stmt
Capital National Bank
SALEM OREGON.
liUI ilid up.. - J7o,lHK)
Sirflis, ...-.- 15,000
K. S. WAI4Cfc - Pwmldeou
W. W. MAHTlh, Vtc-rtfcldeot.
J. M. ALHKHT Otebler.
WitCTOWi
V. W. Martlu,
H. & WalUea.
W. T. Omy,
J. M. Mrlln.
A.CuUch, J. II. Albert.
Y. Met'. 11.00.
LOANS MVD12
Te.Dmuart. oo wneM mmA other miurket.
able produce, cooiOgtMsit in ter,
eithtfr la private irnkMkrle or
IHlbllc viKlvthiuaH.
iMt U4 UMIIV ttimiU Hnpt U I'W.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
IHaoouatW at muouabla raMa. iMwft
m dlroct vu New York, Cbtaaco, Man
Pte4Mxt, !urtUutl. UmiOov., larW7Wltn
HtMK Konc aad CatowttM,
Brick and Tile for Sale
MURPHY & DESART,
Haanptes .f Iti u k .m Tit. writ frw h shj
IfcHUl cUIIVt ollktliill tliiU.-, tl.ltH..U
e net vvna Jw. t ui.Mt, tw 'iiw yucwtL
wtHwe aajuirtM eaa k mwm S
IT'Mf T" ""'J'-"''"" im".- I
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,F11I urn or , tnni.n .11 .1, r,wn I mis. intlidl I .."."-- - -- ... ..
.. ..:.; j""r ',:;:,,"J.:.. l:...:l i trat .s ,J and t. as wen niso on tue -uv
or iiiotiirroi iuvtch suiun-rs n-uuiueiiun ,,, pirnn. 'I1H 1 ,,ml"
,l.iv,,.,ln..l iinimililMti.nnn.Inn 181111 HyerS, 0. 1 ODU
SALEM LAND COMPANY
Incorporated 1SSO Capital Stoclv $30,000.
POSTOFFICB BLOCK, - - SALEM, OR3q0
HELLENBRAND'S
', Ealing Mors S Candy liuifactay,
HOS Commercial Street
HILL OF FAKE:
Ice Cream 10c, 13c. nnd cents
CoitWl Tea" or ChocoIateandCakc-.I0 cents
Mu.li and Milk
Plate or Soup --- ? J
Hot Cakes, cotlee or Tea cents
Ilefsteal: unrf Iys -ct ts
1'ork i hop and Ie ? ,,f
Mutton t hop and Lpga rp s
Veulson and Kpcs - ccs
Sausage and lifgs JK ce is
Ham and I ires .... ".??!!!
Ki Csh Oi Men, anj stle " ecuts
23 Cnt RegulirD nnerSened Fremll to3 O'ClocV.
A nice variety of egetables, etc., etc.
Also lea, coffee or milk with all 'io cent
meals without extra charge.
Choice Clears. Imported and Domestic,
alwaj s on nand.
Porter House steak aud Kfss 0 cents
Tender Lolu Steak and Kgips oO cents
School Desks.
IJIds will be teceUcd by the school direc
tors, of school district. .No. 21, -Marlon
couuty, Orejron, on Friday, August LP v.
nt 2 o'clock p. m.. for rurnUhiog -W0 or
more desks for North Salem school bulld
lnc. bidders, to present specimens of their
dejfcs with bid. The right to reject any
nnd all bids is reserved. F. it. S.M 1 1 H.
L. M. W Ai I r.
A. E.STKANO,
m Directors.
Uitls I.cccSvcd.
lllds will be received up to Saturday.
Julv l't. Is "0,at 2 o'clock p in. by thebo.ird
ol directors ofschooldisti let No 21, Marion
conntv, ntthc oilice of the school clerk,
'ilein, O".. for the .cntilatlng and heallns
bv hot air of the East -ilem school build
iric and the proposed North Salem school
iHiildinff The contractor to furnish plans
.aid speclflcBti ui" tur the same. The con
tractor will also be required to furnish
oouds to the amount of the contract to
eunranteethehntlns of the buildings to a
tuinpernturc of 70 Fnhr., Inside the huild
intrs when tne temperature is nt zero out-
'1 lie furnaces w 111 be needed In the build
ings September 1, lst4).
The board of director reserve the right
to reject any and all bUK s,ynr
E. m' WAITE.
A. i:.. STRANG,
Directors.
Two Hirough Trains Each Way
DAILY, VIA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Commencing with Sunday. March 2nd.
both tlrst and second-class tickets will be
31(111,
er-
' ""J-VTf '"" .V "V' '. '""'."',"" '"
! '" .' "l :"',". ' Vi v'""'sr.
The-Overland Flvpr"trains ore eaulnncd
with Pullman p il.ice sleeper- and coaches,
between Portland and Council lilutl-, and
with I'ullmnu colouist sleeper- between
l'ortlaud nnd Kansas c !t . d My, w ithout
chauge.
Counectiousereinnde.it 1'oeatclin with
through trains to and from S tit Lake, nad
an hejenue with through trains to nnd
from lienver, Kansas Citj and M Iiuls.
The above trains afford the quUkest
time betveen the NorthveM l'acitic coast
and liistern and outheru joiuts.
DetailiHi time of trains, pates, through
tickets, baggage checks etc., en be pro
cured upon application toany agent of the
I'nion Pacific fe stem. r. W. LEE,
s-T't-w (Jen 1 Pass. gent.
IJOISE A MAN NINO Agents, to Court
street, .--fllein Oreou
STAGE LIVERY BARX.
at Hear of Chemekete Hotel,
, L. B. IILTF3IAN, Prop.
First-class Rtgs for all occasions. Fced
tngand bonrdinsuspecilt . Comeynuces
for comnierviul mn and othars on short
notice.
W-Rates Reasonable SJ
KWi Moll
alJBan
D,
L'HOt lU
SALEM: OREGON.
tt'M. X. l.ADl'K.
DH. J. KUYNOLI)si.
IOIIN MOllt.
- -- President
Vice President
- Cashier
GENERAL BANKING,
Kxcnanze on Portland, Nin Francisco,
New York, IoDdon and Hong Kong
bought nnd old. sme. County and City
warrants bought. Farmers are cordially
llivlted to deposit ud transact business
with us. Liberal advance made on
wheat, wool, uop and other property at
reasonable rats. Insurance on uoh se
curity oan be obtalued at the bank in
moot reliable couiptinles.
NOTrCE.
To Merchants, Mechanics
and Laborers,
WANTED
! 1000 Families to Settle in the Town
of Aumsville.
Atutisville is locMttMl iu Marion
county, Oregon, 14 miles uth-oiist
of SmIciii, in the millet f a rich grain,
fruit Mini stock country. Thecoun
trv tributMry to Aunisville prcHiuces
4tH),OOU ims-lieU of gruiu erly, 200.
000 WtitiheU of fruit hiui eeutHblee,
anil btipixM-ts ihmiEMiiid? of lieed of
stock. Among its other H.lvantazes
amis;
Auittevttle has tlirve miles or va
T
alu-
lier
abloMHler poer, n larao fertiliser
mek ulMrr)- oil what is known a
the lUlllt-r !ucv, one mile Mtet of
low u. II Has gCHHl slilpi
tie', liaving one railroad
mmvii litv'ritivn ninn. It liais a rwv.i
--- ---- - ..--.. .. ....w n m '-.
IOO-lwm-1 roller tmxe Hour nilll,
wvenil iivl atorvb, tihurkenilth how
aud Hue home, all iu a pruptwrotis
wtlllioii,HraidiUieiUKftiruol -
eu milt, rrult dryer and cannery, a
lanuerv ami Iar4 Ikuit sunt sli.v
( Imnnrwl nn I no l.lmttefl I'-rtSl
factory, a large oliectee factory. A ny j,neiS'&S ,1BhSrr.lffr "num from
man or ooi.i.vai.v startiii iil, ;,i2"J.ieJJ "? wui
, w.b - .. ,, ..
Maruiiir such au
euterikriee here could easily obtiin
milk f lOOOcous.
1N anyone who w Ml start a fectory
of utiy klud iu Amusville, tho vo
wle will give every euoourMgeitMUt
in tlelr taiwer.
Tliere t aleo a prood oenlng here
rbra weekly uew simper.
IStrtiee looking hr a new Ikmiw or
UUtiUsfcsS locwlioa ltmUl wot will to
se Autuvtlle. Prke of prufvertv
are reaoMtl4e. awl how h. ttte time
ta locate, hx In lre yrb tueee fa
ImhiimI to be a dty here of 10,030 lu.
IwWtuut. S:90-6w
Citation.
In the county court, for the county
of
Marlon, State oi urcguu,
I
n the matter of the estate lCit!Ulon.
of Carl Gilbert, deceased. "
To Kath.irlnn Oillmnn, Jmnwreiin
Sclinmtn nud nil other heirs of said ae
sed known or unki own flnd al I n.oM
Interested ni-oid estnte. UltL.biiu.
Ititlienamoofthesute of Oregon, you
nre herebv cited nud requited to appear lu
the coitnU court of the state of Oregon, for
the conntv of .Marlon, nt the court room
ereof. nf Salem, lu the county or Marlon
on Monday, the tth day of August, , 1M nt
II o'clock in tho forenoon of that day, then
andthcietosliov,- cause If any they hnvc
v hy nn order should not be made author
ising nnd empow. ring the administrator
to sell the following described real property
Lelongiug to Mild estate, to wit:
lieglnning nttues. corner of bee. 31
in ton ushlp 8 s. B. 2 west of the Willamette
.Meridian aud thence rutin ng north along
the west line of wild section II. u chains
. i, ...,.. emit I, ino 4V mist ruimllel with south
line of aforesaid section 65 00 chains; thence
south 11.75 chains; thence north 80 -la w.
following the south line of aforesaid sec
tion iwOOto tho plnceof beelnnlng.coutain
Ing TBI I acres of laudsituntcd In section Jl
tSs n. 2 v of the Willamette meridian.,
Also ucginuiugai i ue -. ii. niiuci ui
slmeou Smltn s donation land claim, Not.
11J0, claim No. S7, end thence running
north li.l5 chains to the n. v. corner of
s-ec. , T Its. K 2w; thence south 8'itvK.
along the north line of said sec. 6, CUW
chains; thence ?. 11 W r.. lfi.91 chains to
tbof.t. corner of snldelnlmN'o. 37; thence
s sv3 tv w. nloni; the north bound.iry of
Aforesaid claim No. 37, LGiM chains to tho
place of beginning, containing 105 31 acres
of land being n part of Sec 0, t. 9 s. R. 'J W.
of tne illnmettc meridian.
Also beginning at the n. k. corner of
slmeon nilth, donation land claim Not.
1130, No. .57. aud thence running
S9 45 w. on the x. boundary of claim
No. 37 -JS.15 ctntns to a poiut in the
augleot the count road leading lrom Sa
lem to Jetterson Ma Ihirrish's Gap; thence
south i2 tvj' e alone tho center of fhe
rountv road 24 S chains; thence s. 61 SO n.
nloug the center ol siUd roid 22.0U
chains to the nngle where the center
of said road Intersects the east
boundrv of said claim N'o. ;i7; thence
N llo0,w. along cIhIiii line nseastboun
dryof claim No "and viest boundary of
the Daniel liel.in donatios land claim
Vn m u "7 r i ns in the ulnce ol begin
ning, containing ls.:J ueres of land uud
beluga part i f smieoa Smith's u i.. c.Not.
UJ0, claim No. 7. situate in scc. 6 T. 0 s.
k. 2 w.ol the Willamette meridian. Thero
being in all f the premises hereby con
veved200ncr s of laud situated in Marion
eouutv, state of Oregon, subject to the fol
lowing reservation or ngi cement, to wit:
"It is agreed that the grantors of said
Carl Gilbert, deceased, shall havo n lh ht
of way onerod Ide along the east side of
said oremlses, to git stock to water from
said ' grantors leiimlnlng premises and
when said right of vva.v Is used by the
grantors ns atoicsald the gr.intce" to be al
lowed to use an equal amount of grantors
premises between rout nud said right of
way." . .
WTN1S the Ilou. T. C. Shaw. Judge
of tho County court, of the stale of Oregon,
for the comity of Marlon, with tho seal of
said court uihted. tills Sd day of July, 1SW).
attest: 1'. .1. 15 Ul.XlCK. Clerk.
f s-y . p. r. sf I HUMAN, Deputy.
r
URPiit uty lioiitis ior
Sale.
vroncE is
hereby given t hut undci the
i.
onivlslonsof nn act ot the I. flslature
of Oregon entitled, "An act to incorpo
rate the Cltv or Kugene atiu to repeal an
acts and pan of acts In conflict here
with," filed lu the office of the sicietary
of state February '.V, InS), the common
council of the city of Eugene will issueand
dispoe ot the bonds oi said city at par
value of from ?J0,000 to $50,000, su denomi
nations of from 100 to SltOO as tho pur
chaser may desire, payable 30 years nfter
date of Issuing the same, with Interest
thereon t the rate not to exceeds percent
ncr annum, navnb'o semi-annuallv
Sealed projxisais to purchase said bonds
will be received by the undersigned i
at Eugene, uregon, until .September
1st. lslH), nud all proposals received
will be oinmed and considered on
the 5th day ol .-September, 110, and said
bonds vrill be disposed of to the person or
persons mnking tho best offer or offers
therefor,
Tli common council reserves the right
toreject any nnd nli proposals. By order
of thecouucil.
May 2tst. ISO. B. F. DORKI-J,
Recorder for the City of Eugene.
Stock
Holders' Meeting.
rpHE annual meeting of thestock holders
I In tho Gold Ionntnin and Dry Gulch
Consolidated Gold nnd Silver Mining Co.
will le heldnt tne olllce of the company
in -silein.Oregnii.on the loth day of au
gust. 14 i, at the hourofi o'lock p. m for
the purpose of electing five director forthe
eusiiiugycar. It. B. CN"N'ON', Fres.
lEl'li R. IIAMMER.fcecretiry. 7.14w:4
Dissolution Notice. I
xjOTlCEis hereby given that the part-l
1 nershlp heretofore existing between I
the underslgued under the firm name of
the Capitol Dairy Co., is this day dlsolved,
W. C. Unrcli having sold his interest ft) .
A. C Falrchild and B. J. Kelly, who will !
eoutluuethe business, assume all obllga-l
tluns of the company and collect nil bills.1
.salem.Jul.v 2. 1MO.
A. C. FAIRCHII.D,
M. J. KELLY,
W. C. BUUCH.
.Notice of Annual .Meetimg.
XJOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
1 meetlngofthe stock holders of th
CMpltAl Gold a silver MinlngCo.,conso:ida.
ted of the city of sAlem, uregon, will be
heleat the office of the company In said
city, on t he second Thursday, the Hi h day
of August, ltK, at 3 o'clock p. in., for the
election of directors nnd for such other
bulties as ma come before the meeting.
-saleni, Oregon, July 3, 1S0.
7:lWtw J.I1. sTRlCKLER,sec.
Conuty .Normal Institute.
alHE SECOND annual session of the Ma
rlon county normal Institute will be
hld In the city of s-alem, beginning Mon
rty, August Ihh, IsflO, nnd will continue
three weeks It is estiecied that all tench
ers unit tbos Intending to tet.ch In the
scnoois in inou county win present
ud assist in the work Classes vrill be
orgamied tn all branches taught in the
common scbooK Competent as-ismnts
will bo employed. D. W. YODER,
7:JHt v.onuty t-chool Superintedent.
Sherifl".s Sale.
! rOTICK U herby g veu ttiat V v irtne of
I i aueXaCUIiOB dulv l.nwl .in nf ,k
7i ... -...s r-.i ---. -r. . MV
, i,mLK """'vwn oi me iiaie or Oregon,
tor ihe county of Marion, on the Slat dav
r J""- Io. and to me directed, up. n It
;..;"", yt ytr lo ""y 5ree,ect, up. n a
'renlervdnlercTriwdSr do3ke?ei
in and by said circuit court cm the lSin
ll thinpilli; fttt-lli . .ssf June. ISO. Id aoerwlu suit then In
Milmlil aii.l will '" eourt IwnJ"c; wherein Alfred It. Nar
Nliroatt Hint Mill raway wa, piamtio aad W. a Jiarye
t?. It has M good "jusan . ik.wle aud C E Uenn weVe
rtxe Hour mill. !h?2?.u.'5."!!:of phinuffandagiiut
-.usau . liiiurlM at.ri f v? ,LanK M
1 ,-.-- ----..- .. . WUU .11-1.
srSS5.,vJ?.ri.t,Mffa'de
,0,iitTb?rl PrSy heVSiSner"
( dcnbt, and out of tbeproceeUofkarh
"ipeM. of salt-
. taedalJAlOandao)auVnylaBTh,
I furtheriiHiuf s&WlA vrtih mii .uJTT
, va, n ay MV U UN
davoT Auptit isf.i a.
the tuMtrof eleven o,efock a m.. of Kt'd
day at tbe wet door of the county eourt
"Sr . ,n wr:,B non eounty. Orvson.
kAll Ul lUIMU.IurflAa a.vlk. I C. . . . VT
lrea
n la band on the day oftaW all the
title. Intent and eiatV Ttu W
rteht.
ratiaecoCthBba4oo or after ibe lib
12SSri!22?,Hj.Ji!.,. 'sh
n. .Mary, satan vv Howl. HBdc. E. tuR
WUHU bjb JtaarMjaM UAle AX - -- a - .
?A.lli" leretearot Mnl lasd
Me at
Oatd,
WTBS:
$10,000
Ten Thousand
Fancy and Staple Groceries
201 Commercial
JKSy"lioo(ls delivered free to all parts of the city.-
fill 6?-
R. jVI. WADE & CO.
Of the best standard
make s.
ill and
sidered. All invited
to
Commercial strcot
rj ;l.ilsilFam. i r . .? trsj5sff?
SMXT,-. .fir;, rm
WMLLU
E3inHlI?iiRfi2&at
waBansaBPiiii i yiapif ij.m r Ji mi n i. nim ir3gcaaM-
I ' i'iiu i -"; I
DRHIUESHYDnASTlNE RESTDR'TIVE StunuliteJ nutritiuii rurjidtl
CurDjspicciiuSnaaaCeneril Detility. A perfect toou m J wr,iftI1i"M
DR..HILLER;S AWTI-BILIOUS STJ'JACH AMDLIVCnjSUgE CurvJ r '
a"Lvr Trouble, Chilj aoJ Fuer, JlTlirul FVew, 4 U Tit"oU '"
DR. HILLEfS CATARRH CU1E. C;r .Kntt Citarrh. Chraalc Ctrrh, . tarrh
nH. Uiarantodtoca.cUwttor:ciiKheDiirectowlrollow6J.ts'DK'0, '
no Ull I CDe ,Mlf.u -ine S n.,j. ti uu9 r.K Rr-nohlUi. rielBH
u. ii.bi.wii I.JUUH u 'c .ux I.UIJ,. uunvim. insh. "
isailieum.rui, riuci..Drtiaii)tion. Ce: Uioi ooOpiit. Cur.r
DR HILLER'S DIPHTHERIA AND SORE THB0AT CUIE. PtrBUa-
Uwna. H U iOiiui elj cure cy ror urot m bom itati ham. Cure s.'-' -'
DR. HILLgfS FEVE1 C'J'E IndUpenrtbte in D umt iitm ttur ''
Iw.n. a. . iar scit ieTer, SjarUuti. and Met
DR. HILLER'S SERV0US 0E31LITY CURE. Cam S'tfTMN Woakn--
IVatr. .Svr taU seoa iut fmm cirtnUr t-. Hilt Orw Co su. ! r ""
DR. HILLER'S RHEUVIATIC ASP KELmAlttIC CUBE
OOsK, Lumtsv,o, xm saute, t
DR. HILLER'S TEETHISO CUIE.
Oi 'wuarj twrii aiuur luialew leKiac vi- sioittn. m rK
Stu.au, hKHU, BliTrvmoliuJBoICir-pUjnt Abta-.-KU m-'
DR. HILLER'S WHOOPING C6U6H SUaE. P-t aa-1 C -
Ken.-Wuh cxwDhan ol Dr. Hilar- Hv itxuir.? KaMontira. It U'Jt
jad Stanllc Core, ud Ir UJlar-i Couyfc wlw. tko alt ttmit
lorm.iaJ.it not ofeolavhk lrom your ingfttt. will awtUad In. a rt-f-
$1. 00 per Package. Six PaekaiM lor S5.00
Tfce rBMM art tb raolt of M jr K rmttmtx. ern-n
r -Ts '"sc w anuawiu im- niiw.f '--- - ,
M" tjiiaiai, rnriilalnr la itli awtm nai at la Hys-f aJ jks. "-
HILLER DRMR r.nkiPiwv ;w FRAMr.isO. CAL, u
For Sale by DAX'L J. FRY, Ifirist, 213 r.iwrfWN
1 I II
H - r m as aav k . 4 m -- - ,..
wMinmms
$10,000
For Sale-
Dollars
-worth of-
For prices ami terms onquiro or
St.
ITuve just received another hij
in voice of
Spring Wagons and Hacks
Prices are the
txauinc thctn
1 'west, Quality cus
.v 2S2-2S4 and 2S6.
Who do AHKincUof
LilM 111
As Cheap as any Laundry In
the Cotin trv Using White Help
Sand doiny first-cla-ss work.
VsS iViikLi figs-Ladies and patrons Invited
"tl K'JjtSS ' " inspect, our process ui uuitj
rji i!tte!K. n . . . .. ; .i j.:..
work.
230 Liberty Street
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY,
. . i n aiu.'e students in
l&sieal, Literary,
Music Art aod ThcoIgHF-
Xormal, Business, Law,
aXD
MEDICAL COURSEi:
1. 1, tae oldet. 1 1 r' ana ieai i
ve Iustltutlon of karn.ng w tM-""
west.
Sehool ooens first Monday in Sptts
s:eud for citalogue to
THO?. VAN SOOT,
Frtsidn-
-j,toni Offgj.
DR. MILLER'S
Special Prescriptions. '
i m m
HOME TREATMENT
SELF CUBE
A Specific Remedy for Each Disease.
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PAINTING, PAPERING Kio
db.rv.tAh hv N. li. JU
7 t Shrliro .Marten CoJ Or
Shop up t&in ort-r E i