Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, September 22, 1890, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textffism'' iii fc tr Hi .&feftt.flM fc"' ftL A & JsJTV- aP"S3B51S I W1ND-LP OF THE FAIK. . Conclosioi f the Journal' Detailed ' Report or the Stat? filr. FAIR NOTES. Van B. DoLashnititt has jur chaoil Lady Bench from Wtu. Gal loway and will keep her ns n brood mare. Bailey, the winner in the 2 trot wa bought iu Iowa a your ago. THAT WOMAN. The Oreponlan rriiorter had tliN Saturday of "the fair:" "Onp rain ' find numerous wavs to spend hl "&Afi0'2w,??7,"'l money without having it stolen uu OMa it cbMUatkatJoms. fait tort ' , . . , i laawraat tana, or tocurviu wbom to was slicfctly acquainted, u to Oft bin on tto WnC. AdTtca," wai tto laconic nt7. Bo to . W adrlst you not to wvci aas wrnny couffa ana arowsy Highest of til JnLeareninjPpwtr.U. & Got't Report, Aug. 17, 1SS9 1 II. V. IMATTin-rWS, PHES. T. II. HATIXES, SKC. & TREAS. . tto raM taenia. at, tto radlmttlaa aad nmrnl lute as dablhty that -Uimt realini s-faltlar ajs. Dana lsja a as bust express tt. Tak Dr. ranr'i Mas Medical Dtacorarr, la tues, ai-! it will not dJatppoiat. Tt la not only fka anat wvoaaWol atoratlT. oriklood. ataaaaan ksoam.no -xaedical aetaan. hut ao poasass author bub-iUt aad tor.u r ttrnl-rlTi-ie- propartlaa. It im tunas iigrttxca eXd builds up both fl-5 and strength wl-c.i. from any ea.ua. .b.'j an reduced biiC"- a hseltky Kitikri. For Brouektal. Ihroat aal.-Lunc. Dis eases, accompanim?. with UaavrtaarvaucS,1 tto "Golden Mdlcil Disoerary11 seo-, lately unequalrd r a reaaedsy ForlTeak Lunn.p!ttlaf at aWod.Shart Kaalh, Cbnaoiaptrra Nhjkt cweats. and kindred affectlorj. It surpasses all othot nedidnea. It s tac only rant remedy, o!d by drunlau, itiar&stoed to beaeat or cure, ta every ease, cr turner ref uxdea. a wares from his pocket. Bv the poolrooms, iu the public pi7, i wen pimbliugiu Its various stagv trwitn; coins, matching dollars, and 'the wheel of fbrtuue in variou forms. A woman, who if seen in a more becoming place and uudel diflereut circumstances, -would pass as rather handsome, w ith a strikiug I poise of the head, tine large eyes autl well dressed, s-tunds liehiud her wheel, under whirh is arranged all I the cheap jewelry possible to collet. Knives., keyring aud other small articles are also scattered about. Iu a voice quite well modulated slu cries out, 'Only 15 cents a turn ! mi Who will be the nest to try their t fficnn nttr,!'', J !uc': nnt w'n auv 0fthe liaudnonu il &QUU'bLk ,,rticles? nl-v 15 ct'u,e n turu f'" VnT .., . ' t0e first one and ten wuts for follow nig oiks.- i nil u ciKjuesiisu giann around among the yonug men, and some old hald-htaded ones who"clus ler round about, she makes her ap peats; aud they are not in vain, fin ber pile of 'two-bit' pied i rapid ly growing hislier. Truly wouieu are enterin the various walks ot life heretofore occupied by men." A Jocrnal reporter was present miLMONTORn, attorney at law, Salem. I when a half lil.v ied hi-J- Orrpon. Offlre crtalrs In pHtton- t luck guying the brigtlt looting wi- - (man. She paid no attention to hii- TOHN a. carbon. Cininr and At-1 insult but merely signalled a police- &tiatw,o?S,ri?:SK!nannntrui-ted him to run the kilm. Orfson. "chaser" in. und it whs Hnnpinnu. mopolitan stle. The lady's home is at Puyallup and her sunburnt complexion is gained from follow- T)R VTTaHIT. attorney at lnw.Salerru!lDECifu nd fairs- all summer, A..";"rareoveroatTjeweirytore, she informed the reporter that the receipts of her jewelry stand were Rol JgX22 Baking salem land company Powder PURE -Incorporated 1SS9 Capital Stoclc S30.000. POSTOFFICE BLOCK, SALEM, OREGON. such horses for several years past think he Is yet around cvimp, aud and his owning. fuch a horse is suf- have upplivtl ourselves with gtiu flclent evidence that it i a worthy 'and ammunition' so to give hint animal. a warm rvceptioti if he calls again." C Cheval, St. Hilare, Quebec East Oreiiniiian. Canada has on exhibition two French 1 bLi iac an lnraranl ca nl ratarrtr In saw HraA WJ tne proprlfttan of Dz. Sft-e'a Ouarrh Riiict bj 101 mite s(sisir ana n unr proper ttaa. tt can the vent caan. 10 mattrr a.' . tow lanr ieuid.'nr. Only M otsta. ai- I k.r drussxa ewuvkw rROFRSSIOXkX CAKDS. TJ. HAT, Attnrney.at-I.aw. Balem. , Onfnn. OBlre flm door to the lefl at head of :aln ia tbe rear of Ladd t ltnh bank. J A. APPiGATE. attornev m law . Friers blocfc. Commercial nod State streets, Salem, Or. btate ttreet. WP. WILL1AM8. STENOGRATHEH . and T5-pewntlst. OOre with Capi tal civ R'y. Co., llitale at. r . KNIGHT. Eclectic Ph-Rlcl-,offlc j. is: lurt ttreet. -alem Oregon. monary dlteates a specialty. Pal- DR.J. M KEENE. Dentist. Odceovei the Wnlte Corner, Coart and Com mercial streets. tiona ol McNALLY. Architect. No. 12; Ht&te Street. PLint and peincn- or all cIasas 01 of bclldlcEM on ihnn aotlce. PnperlntendeaceofwoTk promptly looted rter. : 5-tf $250 at this fair. She I a Torontau by birth, of Irish descent. Her Lus baud runs a whtel of fortune at a'l similar places w ith her and the two are accumulating a fortune. ' nr.AFT nor.5ES. R. H. Grave, of Brownsville, , Linn county, Orogon has on ex hibition one large French draft i stallion that is worthy to be men tioned at any stale fair. He has fjur Perchrou aud common stock, tne colts were Mred by hU French draft stallion and are ectertdasa ' class of colts. The colls are of a fine character and well worthy of being seen and would be an honor -, ,- t, . t-t.o ,r ... to any horse on this coast that is T7U-SIE BAKER, Unman Hair Emport-i,. .. , , ., ill nm,uonrttre.thlrddoorfromoteni j known a a draft horse and this home. Ventilated human hair enrw )U,fr Grave firat nrniMKinm q . pecialty. Hair dreilnr la the latest " "rave3 urst appearance as a '?' contestant for premiums at the state A M. CLOUGH. Undertaker. Embalmer , fa,r' he Prem''un's that have been J.. and Cabinet Maker. 107 Stale bu awarded to bim shows beyond a , doubt that his horses are wurthy nA animals, -lOBAUTT A WILX.ACH. JT ten and Dranehumen. nvll Enrln- Rallroiidi.ur- Tey and estimating a specialtT. Office lz: Stat itreet, np stairs, bulem. Oregon. BUSINESS CABDS. Cauadlan stallions, names Soldier and Cephus. The former weighs law pounds and the latter weighs 1CJ0 pounds. Those are fine horses and are well adapted to the many solid uses of the farming commu nity. They are good travelers and will make good roadsters as well as work horses. Such a breed of burses has long leen needed in ore cou and will, no doubt be higlilv appreciated by the stock raisers of the country. Cuival aud Gonlet, the latter of Woodburu Marion county Oregon nud the formar of Canada, have on fshibiiiou one French Canadian stallion weighing 1425 pounds. He is a beautiful dark bay or brown in eolor aud has any amount of style .ibout him. While he is styled a horse of t.11 work yet he is n X o. 1 roadster and his stock will also be -uitable and large enough for almost any kiud of farm work, and it is thought by many that this kind of horses will be better adapted to reneral work than many of the larger nreeds. Heury Flttcher, of Salem, has on exhibition one beautiful black Straueer mare entered for all work, rihe Is a good representative animal of her kind of stock aud worthy to be shown at any fttate fair. He has alo one two-year-old Altamont flllev aud also a one-year-old filley from the same hore aud more that are beauties. Thor- fillies are well bred and will some day make their mark on the turf. Sherman Hatch, of .Lafavette, The .Methodists at Pacific Gme have done well to start a fund for worn-out clergymen, their widows and orphans. Except in a few large cities the .Methodist preacher i paid a very poor salary, and the en forced removal every two years pre rents him even if he be thrifry.from securing a home. Few preahers are able to curry a life insurance large enough tosupport their faiullies,aud If they become disabled before death comes, as is so often the case, then their condition is pitiable indeed. A fuud of this kind, managed with Judgment, could not fail to relieve much suffering. S. F. Chronicle. S. F. Chrenicle: It reflects but little credit on the party which is so fond of calling itself the party of the people that its action in should have compelled Congress to take steps to prevent such matter In the luture. It shows that the Democratic party is at all times read.t to sacrifice everything to political success, even though It lie tempora ry, and that instead of working lor tbe interests of the people it U'lievc its proper function to be the attain meut of partisan victory. A young blood from Howell I'rai rie started out hop picking this week and in packing up, hi- ouilil con-i-i-ed of two packagt-s of cigurette, u bottle of whiskey, a pack of card-, i reolver, audi pair ofplanket-. JAY C. SMITH, (SuMttior to GalnM Fll'ur) PROPRIETOR OK- - 'THE CLUB STABLES." peclnl attention cIncii to trxnlont MHak. llr-e boardiHt by day, ivwk momh. Horses Bought and Sold. Cor. I-lberty and Fcrr.v SN, SjiUmii, Oregon CONSERVATORY OK Ml'SIC Of the Willamette ,lulvirHy, lali-m, Oregon, The twit wluiol nT lm teon thr imwt mirct-u.ful In lt lillnry Infiwi-ed atlen dunce nml nuiiilcr f cradiiHti-. Tin; iiiiwi ainvewfiil limnlr hrhiMil on Ihe Norlhwe ciiii.t. liic-roinw or lnlriu'tlp liicliiile pluno.nrirm. l'lpcnrKnn,l()lllim ilnrclira tml lintriiiiuuiu. mhiiI riilliiiv. 1 urmniiy ruintciillit and rla leai him: IMpjo nuisclen on romplellun of onirse. tin ...i,.l.il .tlnuilnr u III li mmlktrd llV HII HI! able nml rlllrlcnt ciirpnnf tiiiem r- ""end or . Mr nitaliUH Z. .M. I'A IIVI.N. rxt term bcjrtn Sept lt, lvfl. 1 BURER. THE ODELL TYPE WRITER. PENSIONS WAR OF THE REBELLION Under t lie net of June 27. 10. nil Mildlen wionHrcd nlnrt (layMn ilu-ll. . erlec ilnrliiE Ibe uarof lite rvbelMim anil lire mm dl-iibled phjhlrally (whether Injurlc or liHeiie u Incurred durlnc mtMcp or Bliut") ar" i-ntllli'il lo m.-iikIiih ul Irinn 5ii to ;i.'H-r iniintb. iduui of ileceaeil -oldlem lire entllle1 to le month and ii iwr nioiith lnr n.ch child under ttieni:coflxliTHenr. l'lillier or miitlier of deceit wd Mildlem luintv iki dciH-mleiit, lire rnUH'd ti i'iliiti. Hildiern who nre now nv'llns 1 nlon. nl li-M. limn $13 per mnnth ohoiiul upply t niiMi (itulitr ttilt nff pre--. It pnKiuc-o cliarp, clean, lecib'e AppllCMtlon-tinilcrthisiict will not nltect nmde nt one wrttmr Any Inlelllceul er-i Mukeaniillcallnuiat nce i mil. ciin tMi-onicnn opemior In two tlayft. ' j Ht'ItM N v fiitler linxi to ny monitor lio rain t.', ., lvnslon nud Claim wreni. I". O. equal ihe work of the lhirnLE Casi. i 1Utx 0,1 ,,!,.,, f irecnn. Peputy CountJ li'.l:V,,. , i , . Clerk. Write for blank. w liehuble AeHnti1 and ile-nien nanled . . Sl.il Inducement to dealer-. t For niiuipblet ctvlttc Imlmvements. Ac, ' Minill"' Vlllllil'.'ll idll Vii nddreii lIDKU-Tl'l-K WKIT1.K CO.. J"""!;, -ippiK-llltlll A. -. &undK7,Vh Aic, Chimin. III. r.M will Miy the Onrt.1 Tin: WnrrrR wlih T- eliurncterB. and b for the simji r. Ca-i:udi:i.i, warranted to iV better work th in hii mtichlne made. It ciimbine- ivpi.tciTV with PritAiiiu ' it, M'iKii. H,-r. ot orr.itATiov, enr loncer ith"iitco-t of repairing; than any oilier lmiehliie. Hii- no Ink ribtMin to iMirher the oiH'mtnr. It I- netit. iub-tah- I tltil. nlehel plaled, crfci't anil ad ipied to Ohio 'all kind-of tyio irltluc. I.Ike a prlutlnz Si-'JIKI WILLIAMS k ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAPITAL STOCK, BllSnbstribtd. $200,000 Tnnarl n cneral buuhlnc bufln iu hii u uniucno. -Dnlr in- Furniture and Carpets, 29S Commercial Street, Salem, - - Oregon. . A.HAKKIt. A. K T1UNU UKO. WILLI VMS , Wa. E.M,U.'ll IiL'OH -Mc.NAKY. DIl'.ncTOR.1-: A K'Mrful Hrrltue. The traniiiK-iou of blood taint entail I feurlul con-equence!,iind thoi mi altlleld bae ureent need to mirlfv the hloed thur. , iiuchly eery plni:. Nes'levtof thl-nnen (land, Hr J, A. Kirlwrdwn, I la-,,r,k r. fmwi r. I Mimnl.tniu .,r rfl.... . 'I Jl llibnp Yamhill COUntV, Oregon, lias on CS- cemleman hie family were greutlj' u'f. I Ban In new Iichance block on Com 1,11.1.:.,.. ., i .T.sr iii i c-. tllcted wntei- uihm: merrml ureet. f.-ll-lt hlbitioil a beautiful black Stranger, Gentlemen: Jly wife and babe, fourteen mare and a one-vear-old colt sired fnoniu oia, ana a ioy oiniermteMitlend . . "iie-jwruiu eon sirra ror T,r.rnim herldl iarys.-r.ir ulaorK IniM uy Aairnndick a Haiubletouiuu vii.and would frwiuently breiU out In mrew. i ne empioyeo me oeritpniRl ciuns, hut found nuulnt tore.lexe ihem tin II I tried Hlbbnrd Khunmtlc Mirup. Have M-d fnurteen bottles, and And to my antonUbment tney areeul'rely cured, tt ord-cannot de-crlte the alne of jour inedlcln-aa blood I'uritler I shall ret in mend It to nil ho Kre troubled from iin uureblood. John Muellerei, Jr.. lealer?n groceries and pro isliinn, Aliena, . Mlchlgun. Foraale by Smith and Btelncr. 1'mti.ii srATr.s Imi On ice, Ouroo.v Cm , Orecon, Ang. 15, KX VTOTICU Is hereli) clen that the Capital Xl Con-olidated Gold and silver mill liic company. . F. Chudulck, praddent, wuo-e 4-ioiiiif iiuure.- i "-aicm, unu-in, 1ms Hi Ii. tUy riled hia iippllciitlon lor u luiteut for iVxv llueiir leel of the Capital Con-olidaled ttold and Mixer mine or eln benrluit cold and -llier, with HUrfjirei cniundWU feel In width, slltmli-il in lieu line mining dWlrtct. count) of Mnrionund ' Klale f Oiefion. and deslciialed b the field noltiHiidorllelul plutnnn hie In thin ottlceilh lot ().-JHL VHld lot .No 3111 be- lresldent "'C ui-cnwu twnHiim, in m iircinuiiij; Vl. 1'm.l.lnnl III 11 nCK IU piHCC Willi IOOIIUU HI Mime, im!LiiiSJiw"1 beariuc Uee corner .No. 1; ttieuc.. I Btone with tienrliic treecnrocro ;tht4ii Hen U-llllnm. Wm vn,"JSWIei'l lo stone ill IIK.UIld Of I v iiit,.h.in ........ -. , .... ... ., .. , , , BAKER & STRANG, Stoves and Tinware, House Furnishing Goods, Mantels, Etc. Plumbing, GaS and Steam. Kitting, Sole arenN for the lVnliitilar Stove and Range, On-fron Pottery Co., mid I.ichardson & lioynton Furnaces. 802 Commercial St., Salem, i B. OOCTHWICK. Contractor bnllder. H eu nrenared to do all iindsof bolldlns and euarantee vatlafca- Uon. -3-lm nd JOHN' GRAY. Contractor and bnllder. Fine Imide Cnlsblns a specially. l Coramerdal tree'., salem Oregon. KNIGHT. Ulackumith. Horse at we toot oi Laoerty atreot. oalem, Orecon. rOHJf J ihoeingandrepalrincatpecialty. Mhop. yean Since 3, Orecon ZSr3 J. A. Tauner, of Salem, has on ex hibition one Percheron stallion, Voting Marquis by nnme. He was sired by Old Murqui-, a Percheron horse that was ow ued by T. J. Ed mundsnn, of Waldo bills, tome This is a nell bred horse, and one thit i entitled to a place among bre.-des of all fcuch PJ.LAnSEN.Hanufaetnm-ofiillktndJi.,.. a , .t.., . of vehicle Repairtns a ipectalty. 8tocfe" He won "rat premium at Only the best work turned out, fcbop S Btate street, next door to Scrlber funic. SEO. HOLTE Barber and Hair-dreaa-'. n j-pa -Ion. meat batiu in thextty. OommerctAl BtrMt, Balem. SOCEETT KOTICE. 1 O. TJ. W. Protection Ladee "a 2. A. A. O. U. W Halem, Oreron. Meeu each v, edaeMlay evening a' it hall in btate In surance block, corner Commercial and Cnem-keu street VUtttnr and Sojourn. lux ivmna isTiira r. c douthwii the Btate fair in 1SSU. He is a beau tlful chestnut-sorrel, with white mane and tail, 6 jcbts o'd, and weighs lCoOpoundb. This horse is well worthy of the admiration of all stock raisrre, at least of this variety of horse. Lewis SavaRe, of Salem, has on eih bition Sir rtaflurd. a large im p 'lie I Ciydrda!e stallion, and also horse. Both mare aud colt are line aud large and well entitled to tie seen by any appreciative com munity. G. E. Wiltint, of Salem, has m exhibition one black stallion half French draft and half Englich coach that is of fine Bize aud is en titled lo notice by tbie who desire to breed horses for all work for he has both nerve and symmetry and ' will some day make his mark among breeders of this kind of horses. HORSES FOR AI.L WORK. W. McD. Turner, of Lewisville, Polk county, Oregon, has on exhibi tion one beautiful bay mare, 3 yeais old, Oleve laud bay aud Percheron stock of fine character. He also showed 1 two year old Cleveland bay filly, of a beautiful dark bay color. Both these mares are line specimens of this character of horses, and such mares add very much to the kuccct of tbe state fair, and also it will show what can be done by cn breeding such stock. John V. McKinney, of Turner, , Marion county, Oregon, has on exhl bition one beautiful, bright bjy mare and colt. She and colt is en tered iu the class for all work. The mares are sired by Mambrino Patch" eu. The cult is sired by a Humble-' toniau horse. He also shows a year-1 ling till j', of the same breed of the All tbe animals are good speci- AMI. WICKEW House Painter, Decorator, and Wall Tinfcr. l,envc order at John Hughes' tnre. Mate tret. Ijugan'brosT i HTU"rcn in imiT nuu inuunu in hionr. ' mrtiiT Nn. 4: tluMnt k. ?.t i. :aim f.i-t u : nliH-t- of iM-plnnliiLT. Mtipncilc nr!utlin li0 to i.- l , (tiutiuulni; 4UiJ itrrvH. 1 hi hciitniu nrihts iuIih- U rrwrdt-d iu thr ' reriirderV ntl.ee r Mnrutn cMUiit,()nrnn .Mi und all htxo cIhIiiiIuc ndiT-.'ly kdv jmrtloti nf uuld CupttJtl Cit.MiUdiittMl (tld Hrtd Uit mine ur Htirfuro cnui d are required to tllo their ikImtm- i-IuIihk tth tte rep! lerund ni-eler of Hi t', h. ind ntttixnt Oregon tity. In ttir tHUMf Unc)U. durlns t tit hiaty Ujrh jtciiitd nf ' publlititlon ttiertstf o- lhey ril W hnrred Uj virtue ofttie prulfiiHiif th tnttiir J.T.Al'J'KK-O.N. -.15-0)d ltegUier. Idon'T you "The Plumbers," EAST AND SOUTH Southern Pacific Route Wantto be Posted?, On the opening o! the Umatilla R-eri&- tlonand the m!e or the, List hod" or land In Oregon. IK YOU DO, THEN E Subscribe t 1 ast fteteaM: 6 - 2BO Commercial St Ic:ilei In Steam and Plumber's Goods, I California ln'hloue newer and J'lre Claj ' I Chimney I'll, etc. i FRESH MILK. Capital Dairy Co ' safe if - I jtxK&i 'VdA 'stsaasWsW Kill i BssH I IsaasiiiiiiiiiH'-l WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Uradnatea8ludcnU In Classical, Literary, Scicnit, Jlnsic Art anil Tiieolosy. Nornal, Business, Law, AND MEDICAL COURSES It i the oldest. UrtC" l and least riiro slve lu.tltuUuu of learnlne la the ,'crrtb west, Hctiool oins first Mondsr In Heptemlier end for rutMlocue to THOH. VAN KCOY. ,. President, '" Kaletn, OrectiB. Shasta Line CALtrouytA T.z.rr.nA tiiain bujj tiAit-i lirrwEcs i-oirrtj-u amis. r. faouth. I &W p. m. i s.-a p. in. I.UU. Ill, Lv. l'ortiand l,v. Kilem Ar. Kan Kmn. I North. Ar, L.v. K.ti h, m. 7:19 a. in fcui p. m Thellrepaperof r' .era Oriyoa TERMS, Dally, J7.JO a year; $.C0 rer ix num. hi Seml-Weefcly, jj.&j jer.r; 51 a for Mx anouth-; Weekly, !!,Ku y-;ir: iS0 fu-lx month',. i'uh A. C. Kalrchlld, I!. J. Kelly are prepared to deliver fiie.h milk cooled on ice, to any part of the Leave ordere at Mlmo liWs stable. Above train stop euly at fulloirinc na tlnus north or Ko-eliurc, 1-n.t I'nrtmiid Oiiron Cltv. U iMidhtirti. puti , An..,,.. iTuuueul. thuddi., llulM-r, JlarrUbun: .. J - ",,u r.UK-iie. ana VANCOUVER, raiNCTON. The St. James College Boys and Young Men, For KtJtrtl.liL'UU UA1.L HAILY, CIV. I 1U-J2 a. bM) p. m LILLIAN F. SMITH, Lv. Lv Ar. Finland Nilem .URene Ar. I iv p. m. L. Ia p. m. Lv. d.uu u. m Albany Lucal, lislly (Cxcepl aunday.) iuuww: rreparatory,ConiinerullttiidClaelcal. Easy to reach: hourly trains run between Portland and Vancouver. All delionilnalluM iV,?r )w;. Nu"!,,,r r. ?nleni HiiiUkI, wirly aj.pli.-alloii laceary. UiiriiiK the past yenraludenia were In atiendence from Culirornla, Ore Biiii, Montana, Idaho, UritMi Columbia and WbbIiIul'U.u at JarKe. J-or CntaloKue and detailed Inforumtlou addrtw- UliV. DIJtECTOK St. Jauun College, Vancouver, W. rh. i cniwa at ner hMHing room in tl e Uani u lock nhereshe eiev. inureuius exnlu- nJW lit liri i-lblll rriin mr l.iu. .,1 H hinttb wlllclif lnlrui-tloii to Luillesanl children in the n-cul tire arum uh ch lu ery K'sal IhlhK to knou-.iui It ail. many times preNent .ici'ld-nu. Call at the ho ) Inc rimKeal any time.-f Bold inedul is t bepreented to Ihe peroa miiklus the blcgeat score durlne our stay. IK.-UV , ' frou p. m. I Lv. rrea' 71 p.m. Lv: Man i. fcou p. m. Ar. I'ortluud SJlll'Ill Albany Ar. Lv. Lv, taWu in. 'irtJM . m u.tiu in. , PCLLMAX BL'FfET SLEEl'tRS. TAILORING imttvd. eolt. mens of all work horMH, IVadletoa, Oregon. ' iA Emm, Bocorder. mV one huh grade J mare that i eatered ; for sw ensiLkea: al-o one farm teum i FolloweU by a Cocrar. i of uiares and oue team of roadsters. I Cougar, or mountain hon, All his Mock are of good quality, j known to be very bold and chee fcir atatlurd Is a well bred bore aud deserves patronage by farmers and breeders of large boraes. Henry Fletcher, of aalem, has on exhibition one Clvdexdale htallinn " t"u" lummtwure eiocKooiaers ' nm1 p, , ..l t A..-. C A. R.-ffedcwtelc post. .So. 10, Depart- meat of Orepon, meets every Monday renlnxattbe tu.ll ovei theOrnron Land cximpany's office. Vliitlns eomradtr an cordially tsrlted to nttend. It. C.SutaHA.s.l'irtl inmadcr. I. A. KAKELX, Adjutaau Notice. leellmrof t of he Captt l Adventure comi:ny trill e ES-td or ha Caplt 1 Adventure comj;ny will . """"" iiuiuumiii w umn be d a the oaoeof the company in halera, brown i.lor and eiglm 21W lbs.: he Orrtnn.on the tO-.h of rx-ntemiM.T,uteii. m. . ,, -" . r iuiujma, l"n. j i a line animal ana eu reprei-ein . ' hia cires he is a good horse to pro. 1 pagute htock from, being large with ) ' heavy bone and plenty of van. He also has one Clydesdale mare, Lady Laugtey and colt of good bize of hie own breeding, both mare and colt thay are cood Hpecimens of this it Opan to the public Thursday. Bent. 1L ' " year old Clydei'dule colt bired lltn. Ileal Oatel betuf-n rnrtlnnn finil ' Salem, Or. Sates $2.50 and $5.00 a Day. breed of horses; he has beside thU anFrunclM). Aims to be first cla.i In all IU apjiolutments. Its tables aieserved wltii tbe choicest fruits crown lu tbe Vt'll laBisite alley, A. I. WAGNER, Proprietor. McCROW & WILLARD , Doilers In by Pointsman and out of Lady Lau gtey. Tbe hordes are nil pure bred Mock. Whitney and Hall, of Woodburn, Or., have on exhibition oue beaut! ful black Xorgati Malllou lie was imported to Cal. from France two or three yeare since and to Oregon last spring. He is large, evenly built and should be examined by all er. sons desiring to raise such horses, and it is well worth the time of any breeder to exumluv this horse before when driven desperate by hunuer i or other causes. If a atory told by' a workman employed on the Indian school building, above the agency, be true, it certainly shows thut these members of tbe feline tribe are possessed of more nerve than a Chicago drummer. Tim Flaunigau tells a tale, Alik'h is bupjiorted by a number of his fellow-workman, and stoutly affirms its truth. If Tim had a vivid irn- magination, it might have conert ed a browling cayote into a huge cougar, but he ia not Juimaginative nor excitable, aud tells a straight story, which is here given, barring slftpfal City Resfawt Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Wanailcalsai All Hours of (lie Day None but while labor employed In lulv eatabllshment. A K"od substantial mnl co-i'.id In lirat cIjso siyle Twenty-nv cent rr meal. RED V R. O N 'V C'oarl '--el, iiw'ii Jiiurn.i urn.. , ,j Miutos Livery 4 a - r !. &mM i 3PslsS8 1 C3 I K. BCHOETTLE. 272 Coximerclal alreet, merchant tailor. The linen stills to oidei tit fllCk 1ltfaMlt listUHI A s,...s.sf....i ill ItenalrinL- nn.l I.nl.. rt.".-w Vi" '.:", '1""1,. ".""' TnilDICT Ol CrDIMP nno tabllshim-nt l tn.7,.i V. " v "Jc "u,- "' tluB" luuoniig luuiuoi oLrrriiMu unno. " ror nommoaitioii ol second chu paM:nBer utiathi-d to erpres trulus, Vest Side Division, Between Portland and Curvallis: HAH.V (EJLfKIT HfNCAV). ISJ H. 111. ! liOri. iii. prr Ar. ""I'ortTanii Ar. j 6.30 p. m. Uorvullls Lv. I iMjum. SB IT T m mm I At Albany aud Oorvallla connuct una , trains of Orejrun i'liclflc luilroud. EXPUB4STKAIK (UAII.Y KXCKI-IHUKriAT . Fresh and Salt Meats, i StfiS i SLDRIDCB BLOCK. irleeofAleaUby the quarter...... Zc Mutton by the quarter... 7c. Iork by tbe quarter - ,... 7r (Bolls . 5loev. Macleay, has tbe bregue: "Our camp and tbe buildings are about two hundred and fifty yards apart. Friday night about 9 o'clock I had gone to the buildings after water, and ou my return was jog glng alone about midway between the buildings aud the camp when I met the cougar, a monster brute, which glided from behind a tne. Of course I was somewhat frlghteued no oue would dream of meetiuir a mountain lion at such a place but quickly recovered my presence of mind, picked up a rock and flung it ou exhibition one beautiful bay, half nt the animal. I did not hit him Clyde half George, stallion named but he went right around me, bring. Morgau George, he Is entered iu the i lug up lu my rear. I then started class for all work, Is slxteeii hands for camp, with my head turned ' high and weighs over 1200 touud siaeuajs, sol could wntuh him. He aud la a line model for horae of all ' followed me, but evidently could he, ( work aud U worthy of the farmer's not muster tue-uoufage to apriug. patrouage. "That night, shortly after myself P, Ii. Kennedy of Woodburn, Ore- and bed fellow, Jd Vetera, turned In, CUNftFRPWINfrMArHINP Sn has ou exhibition one bright tbe animal peered in at the door. HliuunoLTiiiiU4Tinuiiuiu iy tliree-year-oW Frent-h Canadian ; El quickly jumped up and closed stallion hired by old Toruadn aud his It, and we were bothered no tnorr. dam was a Henry mure. This colt' "Next morning we found Ibe Is a flue looking iinlmul aud is tracks of the cougar, which evident worthy of notice. Mr. K nnedy ly came down from the mountain, has had Mine experience breedlnf aeeklug what it might devour. W PRINTING 0SEOKTIIK UlldMr rXTAISLlHII. miiU n the Hlulc. Irii-r r.iti-x Hum i'orthiuii. lir-nt UK-k Lecal llmiiks Ir iheMw.a il I'l';1'! discount, si-i.d foi uricalltirji)u pnutinc, and -rttai'n'iie ol leiral bUnks. i M. WAJTK. : Priuu-r ha'em Orion. HELLENBRAND'S feting Parlors & Candy Manufactory, . il'lhails t Office 181 Commercial St. Ail styles o'the, famous Hlnsereunstant if ea band also repairs and noodles fur al JslasVl at machine. MJKT CASE, At.. i-'OC Commelclul Struvt lllLOKKAI'.E: Ice Cream .. . .ICc , Ifc. aud i' ci nts Coffw-.Tea or ChocoluteKiid Cakc.lo cents Jlusu and Illlc.. ...-. lOn-nls riateol boup .. Ilitruis Hot Cake. Colter or lea ....licent. lfcr.lealc and ripi ic. nU JirK Otiopaud i5jc.... .. .ar.t-eiil Mutton ClioiMihd L'ecs- . ..IS rem venison and Kicks..... -. . . ...-jj cents KiUsacaand ,..... . JK cents llam and S4n; ... -.. nts riniuuysiers any style .....'it ctnU ?4 r.Mt R.tl.,n..... Cui r... iit.?mr-(..t I A ulee variety of vesetables, He., etc. Also lea, coffee or milk, with all cent meals without extra chiin-'C. Choice Clears, Imported and ioinetlr. always ou hand. ' Porter itousa meak and Kee.V) oents Tender Loin Hleuk and risSo -uu Morgan & Mead, City Draymen! All work done with promptness aud dls patch. Only the best men are cmplojed ELLIS & WHITLEY, IiIVJSBYMEN'. Southof Chemekets Hotel, SA.X.ISM, - - OREGON FINE HORSESHOEING AT Scriber & Pohle's. Hpecial attention Riven to slioeliiK roiid slers. drlvim; horses. lnt.rri-ritii f.f,i -.ir, I pled horses. A large 'Stock of Hand-Made Shoes Carried. We Bl our ersinal attention and em ploy uone hut experts In this department, ' 47 and 51 State Street, Slem, Of. PIANO-VOICJ3 AMI French - and - German LnnctiaeH laiiKbt at rooms 6 and 7 Dank Uulldlng-oonndaflerScptemtArlsl, 11V Misses LA UK A UOLTUA and ANNIE THOHN1U.V. Kli-2w . p. iu. aji. m. Lv. I'urllaud Ar. I Ar.McMluuvllleLv. i .-O- e?Jua. in. fctja. in. iThrouffh Tickets To all luu EAST and S'JUTII j ror tickets and lull iniorinatioa retard, lag rates iuaii, etc, apply to iat Cjuipa t ny ai:enl rtalem. unvun. .r t l,..,,L.t, .' . . .. U. KOtllLKK, Advertise Your Business ! i 50G ftisRrf 1-TH. r'. und I'm. Air'i JlrtUAier. 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