Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, September 20, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textsftrtt&a vr r i j?T'T' j, .. . m "i '" u 4 TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES. Associated Press lteport and Digests of nil Important W-vsofTolhiy. MARKETS. whi:at. CHICAOO, Ills., Sept. 0. Wheat ,,,,v; audi -971; Dec. fl.Ol; M.I.V, .m At j iu.r IiiimIil'I. ' SaN FHANCisev.Sept. SO.-Whcnt j lilljer'W, fl.ail, mrHiu, vi.iai ii cental. FOREIGN. IAKI MASTI'IM. I'.vuh, Sept. LM.Kihty tulle manufacture!, nt CalN, locked out ,VKK) emplo.ws fur demanding higher tVllgC. MISCELLANY. SHOOTS his nr.inn:it. Ma'IVsvili.k, Sept, 0. Michael Hyau shot and killed Lltnp-m .ir clu, n Mexican at Ilausonvllle, lust night. The trouble arte over s wrestling mutch. Ryan anil Gun-In wire nded as brothers by n Me.l can wom-ui who lived In Vlclnltti. AN Ot.I) FKUl). CATTLKSHUlta, Ky., Sept. i.u The llrewcr, Ieiiipt'y mid llal-len war broke out again In London county, W. Va., Wwliietday, nl tin mouth "I riseon creek in general (lht Ivtweeti the two faction". Jaine l)eniwey tlut ami ltituutl klllitl, t'eorRO Walter, a member o ihel'iNdeii f.ictliin, and one Clark Ma-. -evenly cut in the arm. Roth hide aniiiil tlieni-elvi", and a re ncw.il or hoitili'le in expected The feuii it of t-everul yearV Maud lug. THE Woitl ri'S KAMI COMMISSION-. Chicaoo, Sept., 20. The world's lair coniHirion tliU afternoon de elded to recommend to the local ill rectory mo-t earnestly that the slti for the fulr lie restricted to Jackson and Washington Pars, and con nccting with midway I'laifutice. KILLED II V A SAKIUKK'S 1'OSJK. CATTUuuito, Ky., Sept. CO. Adt ices of a reliable nature received to-day from Louisa, Ky., say: "On Twelve Pole creek, near Wayne, court house, Virginia, Friday, a ter rlble flht occura-d between the MierifTs pease and a gang of Italian railroad laborer, in which several Italians were killed aud a number f others wounded.,, THE OIIEKLY MONUMKXT. New Yoiik Sept. 20. The statue of Horace Oreely, at Tribune en trance. wu unveiled by (iahrlelle (Jreely, In the presence of a vw e'owii this iiinriiliiL. Chauucey M l)eetc made the chief speech. ACCIDENTS. SCIlOOXKlt WltECKEW THE (HIV Klt.MHt MOOIlY AbllOKI AT AS- lOltlA. VicioitiA, R. C, Sept 20. The pilot Kchnuuer Governor Mrody, went aihure at North Head ihU morning, at AMO, during a fog George 8-iverly, the cook, ttu draw tied. 1'. Coordluer, iiiunter, Louis OImmi and Gutave McCor dare injured. It It thought the Moody will be a total In. To The Fakm-bkekeu. If you lire In search of a good vulley farm and do not care to have It in the N. I?. cnriiirnf Wilson avenue, we have a fine tract of about 300 acres, nearly all under cultivation, to-geih-er witli good farm buildings, 1 miles from a good little town and 10 miles from where the "Female JM.y holds the s-ales of Justice for ! Marion county. Kai.km Kami Co., P. O. Rikic. Fot'Ni, A purse containing home luouey. Person describing and proving ownership cau obtain. In quire tit this otllee. Notice. I wish it distinctly un derstood that I will not bo rcspou fciblefor any one luting money by not firet coining and getting my priux nu ladlis' fine shoes, dress goods, clothing or boys suits. Reu. 1'ostn-r, Commercial slrett. Why? Some peojilc ask how it conies thut IK-Leon, llm State street ''arUr, has worked up such a big trade In so short u time. It lu simple: he onlv ilms first class rk. Jf you don't bellevo It, give! nun a tr.ul. It Thais wiiiieihln What. If you have to do in the plumbing ll'ie.andw hi It wt?Ild"iie without pajiliL' h tuiiiiiH. r.ir ii ..,.ii mi ifeiwi ! & Rern.11,11 on Slate slnil. They iiroimi. ........i .... n..j. i .. i ' lu merits -.. -. n'rin uiiuvil lM9jllt-ouu t I I'ou Sciio The Uut Hue of feyuliu- kcho d .liou for service to be feuud lu .. citv-tlie celebrated Uradiey A Metcairshoe, of excellent Hovl., wanvnwd in wry r.sK-d at "in HrownV, Ciimmerchil street, il . If -ouwUb tu nieki nrddlus, blrlli-1 i,sr uiuii' iifkfuu, )iiu uill r- Wwlu'uf'll,. Jin..bi"'ui1.k.Ktiite' iricl. ' iiu.MtM eullHt the college f'l Ww nt the tsriU.I co.iven- utdste, H-tf-lW vrzrrr; .,.,, I ik suvriuaua tiiin. j All CVe.dllL' abnrlli-iiiil ptiiss Is! sure Cum lor I'llr. -ineM oM, tou-gln work Oct. j3.-;Si irwa '? 11. Tli.w. ...i .- ..is.....J !:,Ji,i!"".7iJ oiia lfiiiiV1v. wli ill ucU ' n iiu trxiMi'L ii uiii'iivj iir. ih-wih"' i "-"-- ... . ... 70 KILLED AND INJURED. To-Day's Details of the lteadin Pa., Wreck. . TIIIIEK TRAINS TL'3IBI.E INTO A RIVER. I An Kxprrss Train Willi 150 Pus st'iigcrs Goes (Ivor tin Embiinkiunt. Tin: mut ok tiii: viii:ck. ItEAtiiNO, Pa., Sept. 20. At'- dltlouiil partlculurH of Inst night's wrick on the Philadelphia and Heading Ry. are received. They state that up to 10 o'clock today twenty bodies have been taUcti out mid the list of Injured In now uhout llfty persons. This wreck U report iil to lie one of the worst ever know u In this section, and occurcd at Schooumnkwravillc. lMfttovi.No Nicely. Ralph Jol ly, the ooy who had bis leg cut oil" by the train Thursday, U Improving as well as could be expected. He U now at Ma Uurk holder's, on Court and Front streets. II h father and mother are both here now, but think they will be able to tuke the boy home to Portland by the l.it of next week. Mr. Jolly Is not an at torney as has been reported, but Is t firmer and owns a la rye form in Washington county near ilillboro. He h.wa brother, Frank Jolly, who isaiiutlnrucy. ThuKcutlcuian here i W. R. Jolly, and was a member if the let-Mature In 1SS.. There Is a curve where the rail road is nlmiit eighteen or twenty feet higher than the Sehuyklll river. Shortly before 0 o'clock a freight train run into a coal I ruin, throw In;;' several cirsnu ine opponic irai-K. llelure tlie llaiu nanus liad any lime to warn any approaching train of the danger, the Potl.-vllie ex pn3, carrying about one hundred and fifty paciiger, came around ilie curve at the rate of forty-five miles an hour and ran into the wtecked coal cars. The engine went down the cmb.wikmeut, fol lowed by the entire train with its human freight. The scene was one of great hoiror The cries of the imprNoncd p.ien gera were lie.ii trending. Some paHseugers managed to crawl out of their prison and arouse the uelgli hood. Word was telegraphed, and surgeons aud a force of three hun dred workmen taken to the spot. The woik was Blow and the dead and dying were taken out with great difficulty. You Take No llisk III buying Hood's Sarxapnrilla. for it Is evert where recognized as the H'audard bullilinir-up medieiue and IjIikhI purifier. It has won Us way to the front by its own intrinsic merit, and has this largest sale of any preparation of Its kind. Any lione-t drugcist will confirm this statement. If you decide to take Hood's Sars.iparilla do not be in duced to buy anything el-u instead. Re sure to get Hood's. Awarded Firs I'rriniam. Winn in Salem at the state fair all the sights should lie taken In by visitor. The wonderful variety and flnMi of the Salem Woolen .Mill Co's goods at their new store on Com mercial stiect is attracting crowds right atom;. Anew lot of soft silk ilnldi ladies' dress llaniiels ill all the most fashionable shades Jut dls platcd. d lw. A Sovereign I'rmrdy. Dr. F. S. Hidden: For eouyhs, colds end bronchial nlli-cHoiis I con sider your hthereal Cough Syrup rw ii Mivi-ii'ii'ii remeilv. It hiiSCIired me quicker than anything I ever used. John Jackson, Stocion. I Liirnu size (1 00. small 60 cents. lor ' sale by all druggists. A colored eierg.t man ai :.imwoo.i, R. I., who pleaded utility to a 1 Fkauhs and Humhikjs. The . c.uillrt. ut wlfe-beatlug, urgid in be i ..... i-..t it.. I..-I...... ,.. tit. (.in. . ... manv .levies to Imumlur the,' iHtiplc. 'llicy are geneially on the outside of the pavilllon, but thU year tlie greatest fraud Is on tin In side, in the shape of an luWtetn dictionary over forty years old. Intelligent peoplo will do well to give this a wide berth. A word of caution in money lu your pocket. - One of tlio Sight. When In Salem at the Stale fulr all the fclgl'U should be taken in by visitors. The wondeiful varletyand finish of the falein Woolen Mill Co's goods at their new store on Commercial btri-i Is attracting crowds right ntoug. A new line of soft silk-finish Indies' dress llannels in all the most fashionable shades Just dlsj luyed. d I w 'ladituelVitsuorlh. Wonderful natural seer and clair voyant fortune teller: nlo correct pilui readerjtwoduys, Saturday anil Sunduy, Sept. 20 and 2bt, Monro's . . . ' .. ... . !.. I.. Iilm-k. ('onimeri')Hl street. Circle Buuday nt 7i'J0 p. in. 0 10-2.1. ' -. . Vnllil . ii .....ii..u Hi.., .in. nutiiLr ihe un- 4ll IIUIIH" ,. '" ...-... lerslgueil please cull and pay up. 1 de want moiiey badly as I um go move. J. W. CKAwyii lug to J-llOD. At the Rig Restuiiruut inealnnly 26 cents. L. S. Wlnlcrs, piuprielor. dOt L McOlnui. Salem, oregou, brickmasoii. 0 " l'"' MM Mary K. bleliur, tiatntr oi loluoo and organ. Address 2H- Twelfth slieet. XGTr "tfWo.& ibltoUSHUlur. WIIATTIIKCIIUKCIIKSARKDOINU. A .rny Dlfst of I'rosresn In llellg' inus Work in the I'arifle Coast. Canon Llddoii was buried In St, Pauls London, on the Kith. Work Ims been begun on the now Catholic church at Iiodl. A tmiulngschool for deaconesses Is to be established at Los Angeles by the melhodlsl conference. Rev. D. J. Trumbull, pastor of the Raptlst church at Albany for three years, has resigned. The Madisoti street branch of the New York Young Men's Christian Association ordered to crate the names of all the members of that concern who are among the strik ing employees of the Cent ml rail road. Aud still the church asks for reasons, why wnrkinguieu have turned away from It? Northern Light. Rev. Dr. I. L. Russell, pastor of the J'lrsl Pre-diyieilun church, Los Angeles, has been called to tho pas turage of a new Congregational chinch in Minneapolis. His dccin lon Is not jet made. If he goes he will lie the second prominent Pres byterian minister in the state who have gone over to Congregational Isin within a few months the other being Rev. Dr. Horton of Oakland. Rev. W. H. Milburn, D. D. chaplain of congress, has lieon al most blind since the age of five and totally blind for thirty-five years. He was lint elided congressional chaplain when 22 years of age. He Is now 67 years of age, erect as u soldier, and is said to be the ticat preserved man of ills age lu the couutiy. An cllorl is being made to build two churches at Slaytou, by the Christian denomination and the 1're.sbyterians. Tlie Catholic parish of Spokane, Wash., has passed from the hands of the Jesuits into tlie care of tlie secular clergy. The Rogue River Raptlst Associa tion met Thursday at Grant's Pass. The Corvallis association nu.ets next week. Tlie Methodist conference nt Pa cific Grove petitioned congress to luinish mole chaplains ami chapels for the army. Rlshop Fowler has transferred Rev. Angelo i.i::all of the .M' Kuglaiid Southern Methodist con ference to the California coiilerence. The California Methodist Episco pal conference has about 200 preach ers. Not one lias died during the year. This is an unUMi.tl iceord. The combined choirs of tlie Cath olic churcliHS of Sah Francisco will yive u grand sacred eonrert on the 2j, 20 iiud 27 iut., at Wood ward's Gardens, in aid of (lie Fourth Di ruciory. The annual inielin of the First Congregational Church, Oakland one of the largest, if not the largest, in tlie state was held last Wednes day evening. Tlie total member ship, including several missions, is 1101. The sister of the Good Shepard, have purchased the three lots at the corner of Ninth and Jellerson street, .Seattle, the purchase price being Slo.OO'J. An Albany minister has been kill ing Chinese pheasants contrary to the law, and some of his neighbors think he ought to censure himself in Ids owu pulpit for tills traus gression. Rev. V. C. Rattniati linn tendered Ills resignation as pastor of the Rap list church at Mourt Tibor. to take ell'ect on the ".Dili, whe:: he w ill as- umc the pastorship of the Raptlst Chaicli in Oregon City. .... .... , "a" Vf T ',B ' l "" U W'.,U'" mN no shepherd If ho was locked up over Sunday. He was hi oil' with a fine. Rev. P. M. Starr is yet feeling the cfi'ects of his accidcLt during the last session of the Olegoli confer ence. He Ims been reniou'd lo his home, hut Is yet sulleiini; from pur liul parulj sis of the low er limbs. Arrangements are being made for the building of a Cougregullonul church ut Chum Vista, some three miles wist of National City. Tlie pulpit will be supplied fora time by one of the Sun Diego pastors. Rev. Dr. Williams has resigned the pastorate of the Simpson Me morial Tabernacle Chuich in Los Augelis, anil Rev. Mr. Kulghteii of Grace Methodist Chinch, in the city, has Lien InviUd to lake his place. On his tilp to the quarterly meel lug for Saturday and Sunduy next, s.ijs tho Pacific Chrhlliiii Advocate, Presiding Elder Hiinson must go by U.it to the head of navigation on the Cow III river and then follow a trull on luirsebiick fur sixty miles. There Is much pioneering luhodoue even In our day. Tlie cam nus of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary to be etub lishtd ul Sail Aiifclmo It now be ing graded. The first two build. Ingsereclid will Le the Scott LI brury Hull ami the Montgomery Hall. They will be built or brick aud stoue, and will be completed in about a yean lihrgftt and Lcwrsl. There uio many clulms set up by firms ulxiut their goods and stocks, but there Is only one firm In (heilty thut can claim to have the lruet and best stock -tlie biggest variety sud the lowest prices-and thut is Jvhwwu, Roothby A Co, , UNIVKfiSITY NOTES. Thtirpdny was given tho students as a holiday to attend the fair. Prof. E II Andtews, of the East Salem school, Nurctssy Conn aiid N: M. Newport attended chapel exer cises Friday. W, E. Perry, of Inst year'H gradu ating class cnuio up from Portland n short tlmo ngo antl Is visiting nt the W. U. The first Issue of tho Willamette Collegian for the car will appear next week under the direction of F. L. Moore, as editor, with Miss Eva Foster and Geo. If. Rruco as associate editors. Nearly all of the new rooms have been finished, thus ufTnrdliiK rooms for the students thut tiro entering nearly every day. Tlie W. U. 'J. Rand at its meeting and organization elected the follow ing elllcers: President, R' L. Sleeves; vice president, II. 0. En ley; secretary, F. A. Lcgg; Instruct or and leader, D. C. Roscbrook. The regular program for the term has been arranged aud adapted, and the various classes organized, with work and progress going on rapidly. The i hetorical work has been assign ed to the d I tie rent divisions, and some of tlie divisions begin the work next week. HE WAS ASHAMED To Atk Acaln, but III. Frank Xattar (lot It fur Him. A few months ago one ot the unfortunate Inmates In tho San Fraudsco Almihouss was lni!rcd by tho sensational statements In tho new upapcrs with tho belief that Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparllla would help htm. But it Uhout money, how to get It was tho ques tion. Finnlly ho wroto to the Edwin W. Joy Co., appealing to their generosity, and It wu not unheeded, the coveted preparation be ing tent by tho next parcel delivery. Its effect is best told in a subsequent letter, from which we quote tho follewing: " I tuppose you know me by this wrltlnr, and my clrtumstanws and condition. Al though Improtlng, I ask ot your generosity for another bottle, of jour Joy's Vegetable SarsRiiarllla. Its laxative action is perfec tion Itself. It has no thoroughly regulated my st stem that my catarrh, rheumatism, constipation, and headaches aro all better. I feel ashamed toast In this way, but what shall I do? I thought I might not need any more, but I am now on anxious to keep it up; but jou see how it is." It was tent, and he can get more If he needa It. Why SiinVi'.'ltli Hie llemetty at Hand, (cntleineni I hat e been n great sufTere from Scliiilcrhpuuiutimn for twenty yenrs. A portion of tlmt time hate been cnnllned lo iny bed. tint e been treated by tho best pint-lei ni-i ullhout telle, lam .now tuk iiv iIih fourth outdoor lllbbarits Kluinuit Icjrupiinriflniilly believe It will wo k n nermniienr cure ltnctid lino a the liver HiidrPK'iIitedmy kidnets aiul dlgestite organs Immediately, unit has rtone more xi dnlieiuly Hun -ill the nthre inedl.liie 1 liateevertakeii. I ibecrfully recommend this medicine. Mis. Altua ll.-rrlugton, Altunu, Mich. Sold by mlth t S'plner. Well, Matilda. You've seen the big horses, the merrv-co-round, Aud all the pretty girl' facv; Rutjou've not seen the best of the fair Till you've seen Lull's oilcloths, carpets and laces. , A i nr.l to I allien. Ijidles who denlre ft beautiful clear skin, free fro-n pimples, tolls, bloiclie-umdol her eruption", should comuien. e at onc to use Dr. (Sunn's Improved l.ler rills. 'Iliev will nUo remove thut heave look about j our eyes and make Ibeai brlnht, and will cure headache from whateter causnli arises. IlHincinber, you are only roquiietl tolakeonomnu pill it ueamiie, which Is c.Miipd wlili pure Micnr, and will not gripe or prodnoe iinv iinplen-ant sen sation. Mililut Scents, by Smith & Slel ner. Hlliliar.l'j Itlii-umialo nn.l Liver Vllls. These pll.sa re selciillllcully compounded nnd unlfoiin lu action. No griping pain so commosly following the use of pills. Tni-y are adapted lo both adults and chll diet) with perfect K-ifety. Wo gun jintee Ilii'j liitenoequiil In tliecureofslck hend iii'Iie, isintlp.itliui,disp-laiind billlous-ue-s; nrd,asan appetlrer, they ciretllany oi her preinit ion 7 17 ly . 'U (IIIIIMlll sjiiillli A Htelner, sole ngts. JI INhllltANCB Company. rire anuiAiit rlne. ' JIW. Al.ltKltT. Airent. - - Hiilem, Orearon M.T. RINEMAN, ii:ai.kii ix Staple and Fancy Groceries. Crockery, (llasswaie, Dimpa, Wooden and W lllow wuro All kinds of mill feed. Also eir tables nnd fruits In HiplrseitMin. "Highest I'rlee paid for country produce." We solleU unbare uf jour pitniiiage. - 1.12 sibite afreet. LADIES ! For sixteen jears we bato sold the fa mous Ccntcmcrl kid glovo of i'arls, l''raaco,as exclusive agentsind for quality they aro without a supeilor. Also the LATEST NOVELTIES lertnlulnr totiio millinery trude. Ladle furiiUhlnp goods nsptclulty. woliavealno Injuklnriiteda f lllluonf FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY, CHAS. CALVERT, 274 Commercial St., Salem. $1 WILL BUY A LOT Of gondii at oar More! Wo carry a full line of groceries, fund, crockery, gliu.wure, ci gars, lobaeeo aud confectionery, T. RURROW8, No. V-Jii C'umnit'itlul Ht., Sulem Pioneer Bakery AMOS STRONG, 271 Commercial Street, French aud German Wheat aud Rye Rreuds In City Styles. Vienna Rolls. SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKEd, Pastry and Confectionery Haklug In Full Stock. My new bread and cake bakers arc nrst-cliiss uriUts In their line, aud I Mini to .have Evtf) tkiij as Fiw u the Fimt I'KUSONAL AND UPCAL. Miss K rankle P. Jones took the nioriitng train for Portland. Walter E. Fell, of Hcppner, came up yesterday, and Is taking In the fair mid visiting In tho city. This being tho Inst day of fair week, the 8 o'clock closing system will bo resumed on Monday even ing. Cnpt. L. 8. Scott, letter carrier, Is badly laid up with fever and ague. In ihu meantime his route is filled by S. E. Howard. Miss Mamie McNIchnlos, who has been visiting in this city for a few days, returned to her home in Portland on tlie five o'clock train. Miss Sadie Appcnbelmer, of Port land, uiece of Mr. Louis Kuhu, is lu the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn and attending the state fair. Rev. Father Rnuw, of Portland, arrived In this city this forenoon nnd will preach in the German language at the Catholic church at 10:30 to-morrow. Win. Dumars, superintendent of Hie Western Union Telegraph in this city nnd one of the best agents on tho whole system, took a trip to Portland this morning. Miss Hnlly Parrisb, who has a permanent engagement in the choir of oue of the principal Congrega tional churches of Portland, has been visiting at her home here the past week. She went to Portland this morning blddiug good-bye to Salem fora time. Editor Whitney, of the Albany Herald, is still dangerously sick. He is one of the best known of Ore gon's able uewspaner workers, nnd the press of the state watches with keen luterest bis prolonged struggle with disease, hoping for an ultimate victory. Mrs. D. R. Gray, Miss Mabel and Master Carl took the moruing train for Portland to join Mr. Gray, al ready there, where they will make their future home. It would be difficult to find a more deslraote family than this and its members will be much misseu from Salem society. Archie, the 8 year old son of B. Wiesner, of Howell, narrowly es caped being badly Injured last Wed nesday at the fair. A horse that wf-s bitched to a buggy became frightened and ran the buggy over the boy, the wheel passing over his breast, but fortunately not iuuring blm to any extent. The State Fair was the newsboy's feast, nnd they enjoyed all their privileges. They had free passes on all the cur lines at the fair grounds, (when gate-keepers stopped to light a cigar). Each oue was an animated cyclone, himself the center of a mob, darling, "all about the races," "Evening JouitNAL,""Boy killed" "Mau'of-War sunk," into every body's ears. Presbyterian Church. Rev. E. C, Jucka will preach at the Pres byterian church to-morrow morning aud evening. Subjects: morning, "The signs of Christ's Divinity;" evening, "Contrasted Burdens." Sunday school at 12; Christian en deavor society at 6:30 p. ra. First Baptist Church . Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Moruing theme, "Christian Uselessness." Evening theme, "Relshazzar's Folly." Sun day school at 11:45. Y. P.S. C.E. meets at 6:30. All are most cordial ly invited to attend. Unitarian Society. Services at 10:00 a. m. aud 6:30 a. m., con ducted by Rev. H. H. Brown. Morning subject. "My Theological Belief." Evening subject. "The Pacific Conference." All Invited. KvANCiEMOAL. Usual services. A somr service will precede the even, lug discourse, All are welcome. E. L. Bollluger, pastor. Remember that W. L. Wiule sells and delivers general merchandise at bed rock prices from his North Sa lem store. tf Iron frying pans only 6 and 10 cents at Crlssman's 5 and 10 cent store. Cheapest, Neatest and Best, SCHOMAKER'S COMBINATION FENCE. i niMHcauu jmiu-j uii kiuu m jcucca cny amlcouatry, Uet my terinN before (eoclDv II iti1llriW A WU Mil lot n sTls- .., w.VW w., T. H. HUBBARD, Agent for Cyclone Separators. Russell Engines and Saw Mill Machinery. Ilenldenoe 'J0U IteniBierctal ML, Salem, Ore. H-tWm GOOK HOTEL State and High Street. G. W. ANDERSON, PROP. Successor to W. H. COOK. The Cook Hotol Ii oppoaltr, court bouse eonvelent tu bulue pari ol city and treet cur line ruunlur pant Ibe door. lUte 11.00 to lauo day, according lo room. Hpecial terms lo boardera and Atmllle. NOTICE Is hereby give Hist we will pot be reapoo. albleforuny bill eontnivted lo our mime, unlaw ordered by us In writing, or la per' son. Jiuw(jiilArruN, City IHU (Antlers, E I'll JC All wtioui it may concern will hereby take uoilev ikutt 1 will Dai no U berasrertwalFeetedtur any juuraoa esujpt wyeeir, SSiaVHIIIillVM), AB4SMH.UM. Look OverThis List and sec What you Want THE iij 1 M Next Door Busti's Bank: Offers Great Inducements for the Purchase of MISCELLANEOUS ROOKS, SCHOOL ROOKS, PLAIN nnd FANCY STATIONERY,' PLUSH and LKATHER PHOTO ALBUMS, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, POCKET CUTLERY. INKS OF ALL COLORS. COLORED SCHOOL CRAYONS, LEAD PENCILS OF ALL GRADES, SCRAP ROOKS. JUVENILE BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS. LETTER FILES, TISSUE PAPER, LEATHER GOODS OF ALL KINDS From 10 to 20 per cent can be Saved by Buying your Books and-Stationery at Ike State street Book Store, J? CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES "g TI RECTOR MEADOW ID FIT ARMS. Pour Miles From Salem tie Mai of Oregon. One Thousand ncreiof as fine land ai there is In the nnrthwe-t, divided into one hundred mull meadow and fruit fainis. These triuts lor the HI ST 'I I ME me m w plund t.u the nitrkct, rang ny, in irius trom 50 to tlOO per acre oue third cash, balance on time with interest. No Better Opportunity for Investments In a small way has been offered to the public. Thousands of dollars will be expended 'within the next 12 mouths in improvements in the immediate vicinity of this land, while upou the tract Uholf, in tbn way of roads, fencing, etc., a large amount of money will he used. A Free Ride to and From tie Place to any one wishing to see or invest. Call at the office of WILLIS & CHAMBERLIN, Court St., Salem, Agents, for Plats, Description and further particulars. Two TliroughTrains Eacli Way DAILY, VIA' UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM. Commencing with Sunday, March 2nd, btb flret ond seoond-cuuw tickets will be honored eVi "The Limited Iiist Mull," tral is 3 aud 4, hh well also on tho "titer lund Flyers," Nos. liuiU'.'. "The Limited East Mnll" trains nrc equipped with Cullman palace and colo nlntHleepera. dining curs, etiatr mm und coucheK. nnd run solid between l'orllund und Chicago, dully without change, The"Uverlund Klyer"truiniure equipped with rullman palace tdeepers und coaches, between I'ortluud and Council lllult's, and with Pullman colonist sleeper" between I'ortland und Kuunas city, dully, without change. Connect Ions ere made at Fonttelli. with through trulus to and from Suit Lake, n id uti'betenne with through trains to nnd from Denver, KumutH City and St. Units. The above trains attord the qukkest time between the Northwest l'ltcltlc coast and Eastern and outberu points. Detailed time of trains, niton, through tickets, baggage checks etc., can be pro cured upon application toany njent of the Union l'acillo t; stein. T. W. LKE, :i-7-5t-w Oen'l I'uss. gent. UUISK A MANNING Agents, bS Court street, rlulein Oiefiuu EAST AND SOUTH VIA Southern Pacific Route Shasta Line OAUSOBNIA KXPHEHS TBAIN 11UN UAtbV BKTWKKN rOHTIArO AND B. V. "Houth. I I'iorair (WW p. m. Lv. foriluud Ari 8 A u. m :'p. m. Lv. Hulein Lv, 7:19 u. m 7: t5 a. in. A r. Ban I'ren, Lv. tf.HQp. m Above trains ston enlv ut follotvlmr stn tlous north ot ltosebunr. Kust i'oiliand Or-gon city, Woodburu, bulem, Albany Tuugent. Hbedds, ilul-cy, HuriUbuig Junction City, Irving und Kugeuu. UOrtKUUUU MAI.U.DA11.V, too h. m. Lv. i'orllaiid Ar. I 4 00 p.' in, 10:52 h. in Lv Hulein Lv. I l.CM u. in. 6.01) p. in. Ar. Kugene Lv. U:C J u. in AlbanyLucal, Dully (Uxeept HuuUity.) MU p, in. I Lv. l'orllund Ar.JDOOo, ra T&i p. iii, I Lvi sulem l,v. (il.iWi in WW p. m. I Ar. Albany Lv, 1 6.00 it in. PDLL1IAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. for accommodation ol second clus passengers attached to express trains, -Vest Side Division, Between Portland and Cervallis: DAILY-(UCatT SUNDAY). 7H'WBTi571'Lvr lit lo p. ni'lAr. "Iirtland ArTfllinp. in. (Xirvallls Lv. I'.'.M p. m At Albany aud Corvallis connect with trains uf Oregon l'acillo ltollroud. BXmssSSTIUIN-. (DAII.V HCIITSUNDAV 4.4S p, m. I Lv. rortlunq Ar. I HM a. m, 1Ai p. m. Ar.McMlnuvlllel.v. &5 SiSii Through Tickets Toallpol.la KAST HRd S'JIJTH for ticket uud lull luloriuatinu regard, isw rat4w map, etc., apply lu the Cuuiiiu oa 4eai Halem Oregua. t'sssaf., -".'" as dCfo'Iifc ) --f- omniJii' OlllM !SS!iSRSHnEfeBU3Bea STATIONER, NO. BROOKS lOO State St., Salem, Oregon. PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES ZAND: Chemicals, Ml SSTPhyslcians' prescriptions und Ftimilv receipts carefully corn pounded. A full lluo of choice Imported and Key West Cigars, The Oregon Land Co., -with me um no ce (In the State Insurance Building) und brunch ofllces lu Portland, Astoria und Albany, Has for sale n large list of Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms; also City and Suburban Property.; The Oregon Lund Co, was especially organized for tho purpose of buyisg and sub-dividing laruo tracts of land, uud has during tho pust two yiM bought und subdivided over 3,'JOO ucres into fc ' Five to Twenty Acre Parcels The success of this undertaking Is shown lu tho fact that out of 880 tNAiW' placed tut the market, 22.) have been sold. We claim that ten .'i). choice laud lu Fruit, " '' Will Yield a Larger Income than 100 acres of wheat in tho Mississippi Valley, ""T'"-""'TTTTwnlsV Improvcmcnls In tho way of roads, olciirlug tho land. fwacet'a. "W can sella small tract of laud for the linctn t - sVirt r.tH liiHt s.t & Send for Pamphlet SINGER SEWING MACHINE Office 181 Commercial St, All styles of ilia CamnuaHlngerco ly mi luindi alo reuulrii unit newdlei kludsof inatiilMe, BUHT CA8B, AfWil, & COX its- in bv" saute price per acre a yeti MkJA, and, Price .'List K J immmm i nrtTrn itxir-aLdi "' mvvmjKm K&W lJWTAT IWMtta Wtii Bnuk. QMH14 RVKHVTHlIlollI asafffWi Salem wmm A i i 51 'I M I 31 '? l til . -A3 -. r ,' . . ! i . t"