Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, October 13, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textnr-n .. -Wyey. . ., m if? 11E CAHTAL JOraiL MONDAY OCT., IS 1890. TKlUla OK HUBiaclUrlMUS. Dally by mall per y cur... . Ballr br mall per month. jc m , gj Teeklr by mail per year 'It not paid In advance the price rice eoarged for the U'KKKLT JockkaI. will -tUO per yewr. If paper are Pol delivered promptly notify the office. FKKE DKUVEKY 1IT CA1UUEIL lastly forelMle week, l&rt. 1iM fat r , ,,,,. 2n. Sally by month,, so eu. Oi'tertlnns will be made on lt and Utti of month, fubarrlbers will plnue lear money foreajrleniat noue or whereon M ) .., ,t, o aa lo ctue no delays In aaUswttona. TKt e-rkittito CirrrxLJoCBXiL rrgu larlv reeetr the afternoon aaeoclaied dispatches. GILBERT k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowgiass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. LOCAL MAHKET. Wheat, net'621 cent? per bn. Hups, active: asjcenujperjlb. Klamath Comks Fjickth. A. L. Leavitt, Clerk of Klamuth coun ty han wnl iu lit anuual lax rul which uiikn a good showing fi.r that county. Tlii make? the fourth countv to send in her tax full. The followlcg i the summary of the' property,etc, of the ceunty: 4i2,(lii4 acres of land, f 7GT.S; 123.2,52 acres itnproied land, J390,2t average value, ?S.M per acre; 112.SS0 nim prox'ed, tl91,6o6-average value, fl.69 per acre; lSo,902 acres wacon ruid land, (165,902 average value $1 per acre; town lots $75,370; improve ments, FT7.570; merchandise and implemenU, J110.3W; money, note, ! accounts, shares of stock, etc. H15,-1 1619; household furniture, carriages. watchea. etc.. (29,259; 5676 horses and mulo $1S6,195 average value, (12 per head; 13,970 cattle, (165,944 j avurnee value (12 per head; 220 , j r . c-n, i to - , '1 x,. tl-i to ' I (2.27 cents per head; 556 twine, (2. 1S3 avertige value, 12.56 per head: total valuation, fI,534,GS9: indebted- .,. rt O!". orniimtinn. St5fl 1 fntol tovnl.lo nrmurfr It n- 01. I 915, a.aaa ti v i'v t a tv numbr 1,M. of polls, 479; mortgages, At the Poor House. A Jock- , K4T.n.,inrf.iuiid l,i. war to th Marion couutv poor farm Suudav, ih"t unusual interest Is taken In conducted bv Mr. and Mrs. Jas. this enterprise and others of a simi McCormiek." The farm comprises Iar character. Conrad's clotliing neariv forty acres, about one mile hoU!Mf has '"creavd its already f.ne north ot the citv on the nver r.ad. stock of clothing, and contrives lo The cn.unds are in the ordinarv " c ,he IoWCTt "e" couBdent condition ofOregonian indifference! to appearances, the orchard bend ing under its load of fruit, with which the ground is pnifusely covered, aud which fact is enjoyed by pigs aud vwitnrs upon terms of equal freedom The poor bouse, which Is also the comfortable home of Mr. McCormick's family, U kept neat, clean and homelike. There are only four couuty citizens here at present, and one of tboe pays bis ' board, and is not to be counted, as he Is an honorable pensioner of Uncle Sam. There is plenty to eat of well cooked food, clean beds and warm clothes. Mr. aud Mrs. McCormick a,re well fitted for this task aud one b led to believe from appearances of the borne that it i conducted in a careful aud conscientious manner. a I The Prune. 'l h journal nas been gathering from its exchanges and any other available sources facts about the prune crop in Oregon, cost .if cultivation, yield per acre in money value, coat ol planting, etc. All the facts have becu gathered into an article which will appear in the daily aud weekly Journal this she expected, the poor old lady fell week. Ileal estate dealers who have into the hands of a kind-hearted fruit lands to sail, or correspondent policeman, who escorted her to her making Inquiries as to fruit growing sou's house, but could find no one at will find this a valuable edition to home, aud she was tukeu to the lion end. If any extra copies are want- pital to receive such care and medi ed, orders can be left at the Journal cal attendance as her intlumties business ofllce. in 1. O. mock. Lively Deuatk. The members of Alka-Hesperiaa society had a lively discussion at their ball Satur day evening. The questiou for dis cussion fur next Saturday night is: Resolved "That the necessity of man performing manual labor for a sustenance Is a blebHiug." I his question, while old, has -omothing, new about it and always carriw Its share of lutereat with it. Next Sat- urday night an iinportaiit amend- aeut tothe by-laws will be voted on, so every memuer snouia maKe it a point to be preseut. i s Suootikc Match. Coroiwny I, ; of Mttcleuv. will civea tareet shoot- lng match at the range near Macleay Haturdsy, Oct. 25. The shooting will be for the company inedul. Company I have some sharp shoot-, era aud it will retjnlre some close! hooting to down them, liie com- tany have also ubout closed arrange stents to give another big dunoe in their ball Christmas. Thakkb.-TiibJouk.nal Is in re- . . . I eeipi oi un anunc uhu vivhih vi - tation to the festivities iu honor nf the Oregon Graud Commaiidry Knights Templar, at Albany, Out. aeth. Our thanks arc due tu W. F. Crosby, chairman of the executive committee. Nq Pok't. Don't kick about the flue fall weather, but iiittko the beat of it by bringing your fruit lo Squire Karrar V Co, 'a. They pay cash and torn, Mil you groceries at bed-rock . JS i jTn. W'r.& X?$Zi$Si th-u on. family that It was money SELECT SCHOOL ! ! " 1 t&X$T,$i& Wffil&'m?? n tUeir pocket to gat bU prices o OLLLU I OUnUUL J I lavjr to work in prets r.ni. Til K CITY WFI CIA LS. nu n . . . . , .... VMia flsn ist ami aa latfrvirvT with One .AMrrnan Who Decline farther Service. There Is considerable talk already of the December city election. The (. .. . . . election will If held the tint Mon day, which l. the tirst day of De cember. The election w lit curry with It much Inierwt. na tlierr will i be niue offlcera to elect, tlve council men. a nuvur. niurahnl. remitter und treasurer. The term of office of Couiieilmiu Illrsch, of the first v.ard, Collins of the second ward, tnin of the third ward, mid Bush of the fourth ezplm In December j According in the city laws, the term of Wm. Brown, of the third ward. who u a elected to All the vacancy ntu-td by the reiguation of Etl. Ede, will expire at the same time, which wilt make nine oRicert to he elected. There will be numerou cnndl dates for the nil Ice that are remu uerative but ju-t who thoee Calid -dates will be cauuot vet I conjec tured. The oflices ot mayor and couiicilmen have no pay, I ho' con "itlerable Uouor attached to them so that few meu aspire to the ofliet and w ben elected it is only for tin Sixvl of the city that the accept the ! office at alt. Alderman Iluh was seen by n re porter and saiil lie was sen'iug hi -eomd term, and had no more tlmt to txtther with the otlice. He cuub hardly lind time for liib.int work. and wiine one e'e could prutiably b found to tnke the aldermanship He would not tn- a candidate. Theie is an expreiou among some of the citizens in favor .f electing fair, nafe and conservativi busiues or professional meu, lc these oflices; men who are solvent nnd miuitile nf uianHirtne their nwit affairs 1: M he duv f BUch d1 um , bnr theip Bwn. ,n aeamas & ood dv lltJminigtr.ati,m. Z M Oar Property. Only a few daysatm we mentioned itneiact mat a the fact that a syndicate nf Chicago capitalists had pureliasd an intere-t in one of our street car lines, and ' also a tract of land on w hicli to build cottages to sell on the install- metlt platl. That K what Salem ' ueeds. .More hnu? to rent, at a I nomins! figure, witliin reach of our mechanics aud tl.a tailoring alasM of i.... .. people. An interview witn tame leamnc iem ousmess uiiusnows theS- injproTements will be made. dlt iMtraaeals Filed lor Rrrtrd at the Conntr flefarder'a (Ifflre. Or Land Co, to Thomiwon BemiUKtou lot 2 of blk 9 of Hh-'hland ad ( H A Thomas and G W Watt, to V J VaiiPnttiin tract of land in Capital Park ad A Hnvendeu aud wife to Da Tid Hovenden 127 acres t 4 s 300 125 rlw 4000 . A Hard Btokv. Mm, Miriam Payne is an old lady aued about 72, who has been u couuty charge fur a nmber of years. Ot late she has be- come quite feeble, and It is said, has not many months to live. Iu her feebleness nf body aud mind she iu dicaled a desire to go to a son who resides in Portland nud is said to be a practicing physician iu that city. ActMrdincly the couuty court fur nisbeil her with traniqxirtutiun, u the same time notifying theson by letter and again by telegram at the ' time she left here, of her Intended visit. Instead of being received and welcomed In the home of her son as necessitate. We hope for the name 1 nf ii.tirtu,,,, v roni nip oo un. nor i: ,lle city and fuUi to receive the I l.tnrnnil tolHt'nim. hut tt In a far. ful commentary upou any human shape that is able nnd strong, (hat a mother, old and helple, should re main a county charge, a pauper, for years. McMiunvillh Iteiiorter, Lumrkr. Contractors ami par- ties contemplating building, should uot fM lo (M m j. t jUcolon for estimates on rough nnd dreshed loin i l)er yrd and olllce near agricul-' turai works. 0 120 e o d-tf. Mies .Mary K Hteiner, teacher ot piano and orguu. Address 244 Twelfth street. K-l-dt. , BBrrl!U iT'ifVnu are not I receiving the Dally JbuitNAL give ' It a trial. Fifty cent u mouth by. carrier. go-g or VfcTEitANS.-Sump ter (jump, 8. of V. meets this evening jn regular aession, und all memliers jure urgently requested to be present "Jsit ai liosd," Kav uimH ncflltTH TX'hii frv ffi mI1 n ui - titute when u ciiotiuiier eulU for liuod'a rMrsapartlla. Do uot allow i i.a.11 ulli.Vs aa Iba, alululll.illlu na ILL III I ..... ..... ..' uuj lUbu imisfc RintCDivuin un into in duce you to buy w hat you do not want. Itemeiiiber that the r.uly reason for making it is tlmt a few cents more profit will be made on IhesiiUtltule. Insist upon having (lie beat medicine HimmI'b Barnapu fjlla. It is ieculiar to itself. A Sure Dure far Ilea. Uahing lllea are known by molalure luwDMaulrallun. causing Intense Itching .huarm. Thla form aa well as Hllnd i y -T. . : .... ..... . . faid by elmUhAeHasnss-, j I'apkr Mill. There Is no Indus- """ lu' would be a paying one fim,K.,. inci.n, "" " (, IIHIIC DUIl'M IU aJsanVBAS 'tlmu a paper mill, and the proba- bllltv now ii that a canltalist ta in-. terested who recognizes the fact. A genlleniau ww her a few dys iigu .who wm here In 1R8S, rev, . with the Idea of nscertal "'Ok , biiv uipiiv..iiiiu ui nuni! miimc toward such enterprises. He found . a responsive ft-eliuguud whatever l tirwsury 10 oe uoue as a uia.ier ui eiiciuragement uras all investment '" the part or our people ulll oe done freely and promptly. Fatal Fall. One of the work i meu employed in building bridgra Iou the narrow gauge railroad iu at tempting to crow iheHtructureapau- tiing i'udding river in the vicinitv of oodburu tunday evening, fell itirough and wus killed. He was a man ubout 31 yean, old, but his name could nut be learned In tlui lor this- Uvue. W. C. T. r.Jtegular meeting of tlie W. C.T. U. to-nlorrow,Tueilay, Oct. 14, at 2J0). ui., at their hall on Coiuuierci.il streeL A full attend- .lui-e dttirvd. .stl'KLME CUL'KT. Salem, Oct. 13, '90. Lewis Love respondent, vs. Jd ilorrvll, apiwl'aui; appeal fmm dultuumah Co.. uruued and sub- otitted. M. C. George att'y for ."esiHiudeut; K. K. Gilmer att'y for ippeliatlL in theiitse of Cook vs. city of Al- liua umtiiiu for leave to perfect I transcript gruuled. In Murphy vs. city of Albiua notion tu strike appeal from the locket granted. I'LKSU.NAL AND LOCAL. Dr. Pratt, of Mehunia, is in the city to-day on busiuees. Mis? Ella Pohle returned yetter day from a visit to Portland. J. A. Almeu, of Portland, and S. H. Hazard of Empire city, wereaji- polutea uounes tmiay. I A badger fastened by a rope iu h box has been attracting a good (leu! . of attention at the Huflman livery , War a. W. II. Bynrs, stirvevor cencral of Oreaou. citnieUD from the metroiMe - lis lust night und returned this uf- teruoon. i Wm. R. Owen returned thi morning to Corvallis where he will resume tiis studies iu the State Agri cultural college. Alviu Bowman, foreman ic the Journal composing rooms, went up to Philomath this morning for u week's visit with friends. 1 Col. T. C. Smith arrived Sunday furenoou from his Euniie trip and was warmly greeted by family and I friends upon his return. ' Mr. O. C. Thornton und D.N. Couniff, both of Snohomish, Wash ington, are iu the city. The latter will remain as a studeut at Wlllu mette. Mr. Geo. Young, a pensioner of the Mexican und Florida wars, who makes his home with Jus. McCor mick, proprietor fit the poor farm, is a new Journal subscriber. Hon. J. II. lCiiley,oue of the seven who will represent the deuucray in the state senate next winter, ac companied by his riife, came iu from Pendleton yesterday and will visit a few days in the capital city. Distance Lends Enchantment. .Tut it won't help a man when he needs n dollar. It won't lend worth a cent, and the only way to be pio vided is to hang outo what y u have. Many people spend money too freely when they should beecon- omlziiiK every day. One of the Dent ways to keep your money is to buy I where you can save the meet. Iu ' the mutter of clotliing Johnson, ' Bootliby &Co. cm do more fur you ' tlian miiv other flrm. t Pleased (o unit a Krmrdy to Iteliable. Dr. Ileldeii: My cbilbreii are l often troubled with coiiKlisund colds rtiier iryni'.' a variety in couyii rrni- i edies w:iihou gMHl etlrct, I trie( , your Ethereal CuuKhtiyrup. I am pleaed to nun a remedy tlmt Is sot erliuble. HKXHV KrfBAUH. Stockton. For srle by all druggists. Allwtrlle. der,ined pi NOTICE. e that are owlne the un ease call and pay up. I want money badly as I am going to IllOVe. J. XV, UltAWFKOD. Ii. McGinnis, briukmason. Salem, Oregon, fi-10 lni. Children's carts for only 25 cents at Crirtnuaii's 5 und 10 cent store. Foil IU:st. Two good office rooms iu 1'oMtotlii-e block. Kacb lias alcove. (7 a mouth if taken within ten days. j I W. L. Wade, of North Salem, has in full line of general merchandise and U kWIiil' av. y IiHtHj,oiiie Uoka , with ct-nh purchases. tf ' I - - - The Cireat Sprlnc Medicine It will be gratifying ,o all wbo realiie the v llul nrc-.lly nl iiuilfiug the bio. d, to klioH tlidl HlbiMird a llli-uiimtlc Hyrup iiin be te Ud Uiu aa a blwMl medicine. Mr. U C. Jlob.i son, ol Marshall, Mien., mi a (ieotleinen:l nave suffered lutenaely from bllauiane-a and rlieuuiatlam for over three yeara, aod tiad tried ao many reane- I die that bad lost ul! Ultb. Ileuringof Hlu'saraa iluaumatle Syrup J bought ai '""lie und fund It bellied me. 1 have I now i.u lour rxuiiea, ana u na reaUired I ..... jStaiBW. j "", baUrtlaj HaMss . BRIDtlB NATTrRS. Ths SeTaati.Fa.it (lira Oatral tin - -.-. B- ... --- Lean U tfce East Twe he lack. All IBf rati Tiik Journal's expose Saturday! Monday, oct. U, 1 P. m. of the oueatfouabl proveiluPr JbTW.J W. pWllierrPtirdfr-Katwr.Tr the.r .n.tniPtl.in nf lh.-brl.lei. ut Ra. iMnl IUII mI1mI ...if r.ii..rMl nyiiwi . i.u .... v...... ..... ,. ... .. .--.,.. Innanf ludigimtion from the public The charges of the Jn kNAI. arc more than sustained, except lu tba matter of the east cylinder plew, which hiv shown to have ls-eu built where they now stulid, und that unt much of the bank iu trout aflhem has washed away. Investigation and admissions of the superintendent of construction in charge for contractors, shows tlmt the middle pier is aeuling and that the tall pier has swayed about twelve Inches to the east. It ap pears fmm the statement of the diver, who examined tne struc ture under water Sunday, that the piling is being forced up through the grillage by the weight of the pisr. All this indicates that a general Ignorance of the work undertaken prevails, and that the. taxpayers have not had the benefit J of such supervision In their lutereat I bb the construction of a steel bridge should require. The piers us con structed will not sustain their own weight, much less tba enormous pre-sureofn steel super-structure. It is time for the county courts to call a halt, cancel the contract, which can now by no means bei safely carried out, and sue upou the lioud, to recover the $15,000 already paid on the coutruct. It would teach such contractors a salutary lesson and uili;ut cheok them iu undertaking contracts which they do not seem to be able to manage. The damage to the city and the two counties is already great. The pres ent duty is to protect the taxpayers against ftrtber loss and suffering of Inconvenience. interviews with citieknb. Mr. A. Bush, bunker: "My ideas about the bridge were set forth iu the report made by Messrs. D'Arcy, Byars and myself. I have favored and still do something permanent and devoid of jobbery. -A steel sus pension bridge if rightly built would be the thing." A ousines man: "The contractors do uot seem lo know the weight of their piers, or the crushing point of the timlier upon which they rest, to say nothing of the character of the bottom of the river." E. M. Waite: "I think the first pier ought uot to be accepted, under any condition, as it has already proven defective, and that before the city and couuty do any thing further, they aught to know wheth er the bondsmen are good -fan alH these losses aud delays. Any body can contract to build a bridge, but to erect a good, safe and substantial one, requires experience at least. V are paying a large sum or money, and Salem certaluly cannot afford to bare any failure through neglect or incompetency this time." (j. B. Miller, f Gervais, says: ewaniaguMi uriuir. i vm uau not hammer this subject too lutrd to We want a cood bridge. Yo can suit us. We want your paper to( stand by the interests of the people." Commissioner Watson, of Turner, is in the city, nnd feels rather blun about the bridge matter. Robert Find saya it is not the fault of the contractors. J.J. Murphy: "It is a bad piece of busiueas, and will cause the peo ple mueh incouvenieuca aud ex pense." Mr. Boethby: "The work on thai pier Is faulty in design oi faulty in construction. Just who is to blame cauuoi yei oe ueieruuueu. A brother to one of thecontractnrs, rtupt. Bates, said tu a journal muti: "The piers are settliug right along. We have a gauge ou I he central per. It is out of plumb twelve inches, imw. The diver went down Hunday and examined it. He finds that the piling under the grillage iserushfd rluht upinto, the woodwork. The t mbera nre breaking in wherever they re set i on the piling." Couuty Judge Waldo was seen and gij. .ye do not propose to ,. ,,,, nnlMa thnro l P any more inoimy unless there Is ood bridge put up. They have contracted to give us a liritlge, and we propose to hold them to the con tract." Judge Shaw: "The bond was made under my Jurisdiction nnd I lielieve is properly drawn and has good sureties. According to a court decision a boudsmnu is released when the county authorities allow changes iu plans to be made that are not accordiug to the record. As to the liability of tlirse bondsmen it will deiieud on what latitude has btcu allowed by the court nnd com missioners in changing the plans." THK BOND given by Hotfinau k Bates, the con. tractors Is Hi the sum of 3J,rX)0, J. II. Smith nud H. C. CumpU-ll, sur eties. A provision in the bond says: "It is expressly agreed by the parties to this bund that the counties, or I engineers employed bv Id counties, UB l.M lllUV or mvli Mrtv or uartiet tu lit may - - select, may make dial SF W i w.ci, ta,M waaD wnaui. t. nucia' llfina. In tlii aalfl rilalia atlll Btww.lfl,.' !...,.. -. ullu... I ' tions, etc., iu accordance with (lie contract, and the making of such chaugeH or alterations shall In no wiav cum. n.D uui.naii.uua ui nun i ..ar. iL. -l.ll l .. .l.l. . bond." ThsaritlMiiiakothtbat they nre worth 30.tX)0 abos all lis. ' bilitiea. etc. lieu Foistner baa oonvlnced more . rmctfrf-fiit'r.T. Ti Dsckrt T 0ari-arii4 sJ re tit Jsry-Tbeliirm f ih Cynrt -i a Preeewi5;. . . Kcfllx-r ft Pollle. D'ArcV Jiiiigham;sctlnn for money 61 H A Clarke, Geo H Burnett, vs Southern I'Hclflc, Co.i damage. 02 Al Coolidge Jr., Ford A Kaiser, vs B Phelps; action for money. S3 J A McDonald, Geo H Bnrnett. ' vs H J Ellis. Holmes A Hay den; 64 J C Chamberlain. Ford A Kaiser, vs Town of Woadburn; writ of review. 70 Marx A Jorcensoii, Sllvertnns. Mutpliy A Brndie, vs A W Ia Itocque, et nl; partition. THK JUIXJF.'S INKTRtTTIONH. Judge BoIe at once gave the Jury Its instructions In a clear nnd com prehensive manner, railing atten tion to their duty In Inquire as tu violations nf the liquor law prlxe fighting and libels also tn visit the county and slate institutions. MONIlAYjirTERUOON. R HenncKs Bros.. D'Arcv A Kiiiuht, vs Allen A Smith, rt nl, Weatherfonl A Holmes A Hay den; action for money. Continued. 8 A O Mil vdrr. Holme A Hsyilen, vs J V Snyder; divorce. Continued. 10 Maria D Hannn. W H H Waters, v the state of Orvirnn Gen G Bingham, Dist Att'y; partition. Passed until Monday 15 Daniel Durliln, Richardson A Hunt, vs C C Kuiiey, et.nl, Geo iiiirnett; action tor money. For trial Tuesday, !a. m. 16 State of Orecon, Geo O Blur bum, Dist Alt'v, vs Jnn Ritchie, Inilicment for rape. Continued. 17 Ptnte of Orceon, Geo G Bine hnm. s R A Pratt, Tilrnnn Ford; lnilctment for. sailing liquor without a license. For trial Tuesday, 1 p. n. IS Iwls pcltrlntm. J .1 thaw, vs A Grant, William Muir; peti tion. Continued H?r stipulation. 19 Addie Holninu, Holmes A Hbv. Hen, vs Walter Holmnn, S r Hayden, Tllmon Fwrd; divorce. Dismissed. 23 Wm Hendershntt, W M Kaiser. vs John Arquette; writ of re view. Continued. Defaults were rendered in Kos. 36, 28, S9, 47. 50and7R. Kos. 33, 34 and V,, judgment for want of answer. Dismissed and settled, Kos. 27. 63 and 65 to 77 inclusive. The,court adjourned to 9a. m, FOREST CROVE MITRY YARDS Foynded in 1877. 1000 Y0UN6 IFOWLS FOR SALE, And the flnait Tr bred oa the raetfle Cout. Dona janr order earlr far eholca Mleetlaaa. a gm. m m , m , SenQ Btampf OT Catai0Ue. Address J. M. GARRISON, IU-dw Fnrot Omre, OrafOB. ,TC D.C.'SHERMAN, tJ. B, Pmtlna aad Claim afent. P. O. Box XI, 'wiam, Ureim. Deputy Count Clerk. Write ftrr kUnkt. w Capital National Bank SALEM - - - OREGON. , , . . ,, lajlim IUU up, - J73.UU0 dorplnt, ---.- Ja.flOt R. 8. W A (.LACK, - - Prealdant. W. W. MARTIN, . Vlca-Hresldent. J. H. ALHERT, .... Cashier. iOIRtCTOUSi W.TOrsy. W. W. Mania J. M. Martin. - R. M. Watlaea. Irr. W. A.L'oalek. J. H. Albert, T. McF, Patton. LOANS MADE To rarrners on wbeat and other marm able produce, mnslgned or in store either In private iraaarlaeor public warenouaea. SUie ud fouily W.rruLs Bioriil at Pat COMMERCIAL PAPER IMseoanted at raaaonabls rales, bran drawn direct on New York, Chicago, Man r ranciKv, I'lrriiaoii, UQDann, tarui. nswnb Kaog Kong and OelctiUa. KALEM OBEUON. WM. n. LA I) UK. . lilt. J. ICKY.NOl.lJH, JOHN MOIH, . . , Freametii Vice I'rMldeut Caablai GENERAL BANKING. Kkcnanga on Cortland, Kan Fi-aoelaoa New ork, ladon and Jlnng Koai bought and sold. Hiale, County and Cltj warrant bought, armers are cordlalH Invited to detstalt and tranact builnea. with u. Liberal advances aiade of wheat, wool, hope and other property a reaaonaOie rata. Inauranca oa aucb aa curlty can be obtained at the bank It panel reliable eompanlea. WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. W.TAL CTOCJ ,j S-bwiW mm ' Transact a general banking boaln U all IU branches. mSZZZSSSSSu "" HcNAKY tJ-Uke n,,Mm. ' .. land, lr. J. A. KIcnaraaoB, at; W ".'V"."":.. "." """"""", ' - s&raZfw Exeh.ng. bloek - mercwlaireet. fcuvtr MISS KNOX First National Bank rWAKfKb.-Wood al the JottUN AL oflloc. Several hundred Ju" subscribers will do u a iiral fevor .a ( tuMVlllI lucta lfl by paying Uieir ""'T"T " .wood at once. ItjWTrirjpES; , Dwdcr In Grocfrlw. Wf? WJ aad Window ". J l if per and BordiT, Artit' Ma UtUIh, Lime Hair. il 1 Shingles, liny, Feed and tfnee rewte, Orasi Seed", Etc, I NKW AKVKRTIHr.MKSTH. LS. SKIFF. CUL, Dentists, Nff Optra Komt, Stm, Of. lUnxju Dissolution of Co-parlncrfihlp. The co-partnership r-Mtloa bereiotim- axut.n, between , C. W. J Her iwr jmu . HoBieunaeriae n i .... ,. VuL tw.,. h.. si. da, been imtiually ul- oled and neltbe.- party h sn) rlitht heeanrr Incur anj- ingrmcun ountulaatdnrm. Hated at lutlern II, IMIll.t; Notic-a1I per.i knowlns ."" ,.-inri.hMinth, Arm of scrluer a hlenlMueoallatthenfflre oi MO.il urea Ollll'Ple ana aellie at once. Tiine lisvlnr clalmi alnt said nnn prrent them m lb M.rnt piaea. 10.V.4W Bcntniniroiii.r- MISS STELLA AMES, B. S. Taacker f 0lrt SyiUn f Exral. HARMONIC - GVMNASTICS. Halem,Oresn. Terms la Adennce. TberaUterln with Uulerlt il araalven Ibeutnie rate. Tenu lr pee lal elasea itiude known ou applng to stiaa Amea al tba ttnlveralty. 25c WantColumn. Notlrea lawted for ONE CKNT KU WORD EACH INrtKirriON. So adver tlsemeat lawrted lu Hits aulumn for lu tnan IsnnlJ-tlvr cents. WANTKD .An ItitelUxrut luilr ofbml neHiblllt.r. wl.ere cli-c.itleullou tn baalnma will brlnr i.ily imiiuutlun, Add. "llusliie... IUI omce 1.TOR HALK OR r!UIE.Oue"rnif J1 food horse. Oncaiuin iifciNls-yani-old cults inrfiKl work borae,Mtid6beud nf cattle, lnquir i.f M. ! CUAMiiian.iM. H'SS-tf CIlltlKTIAN BriCNfK.illMi tTICr.t A cl Mr luatructtnn In t1-erirltuol ensenf the BciiptunK,r.iiiinienciti: Mini day, tftolr th,a p in, Room w. IL.nk bliK-k. 1'eraniis deslrlnc to Jul" iiim) i-mII on Mra.Lnu Huteli, SRFnibt si. 10'J TJSOR 8ALE-..A new alandiird ewlnj. f machine, tn nrslclariipuluc order. (. Inquire at JW Krunl HI ' 102 ilr p. lletweea Halem and Hall's fer ry, a pas bo.k,-.ninlalntni: ..event! iifaaorj" notes pnyHble lo ImMil M pmnilseory imtkiu . ana Marian lwckitm. can al inn one. . F!R RENT rtTa nlealy fumlohed rooms. Apply alSOTCum'I.Ht. B-ia-tf rATRONrZE Home Industry, and ue X Mountain lUlm Cnurh Cure. Ouar an teed to give rellel or money refunded Manufactured Ily II. 11. lirnx.Kalem, Ore gon. Inillb A Hletner sola acenu for Balem. 1-Sdlni POUND AT LAST.-A I-alUh that wilt r ciean a nlann without autiimtnff It Por aala at Diamond music boue. rilAKKNUTIL'KWa wish all hnneann I this place removed iu I'ctnlM-r lal we are plowing" the entire L aad willhaTenograea. J.Sii. W wine the entire bottom land O I.I IKltT. Ctaemawa Indian HcbouL R. M. riNKERTOX. Painting, Kalsomining, Natural Wood Finishing. All work dona In the beat outvie. Leave orders with C. M, Mo.Nally, anlllteel. In iluab-llrey block. titf "CAPITAL MARKET" DOE 4 WHEELER, Props LOCATIOK, Next door to Waller Mroa., Commercial at reel. OUN IwIOTTO IS I Meata at all Bauaoua at Fair frlom." Tba M.T. RINEMAN, BEAUIB IK Staph and Fancy Grorerits Cmeke-y, (llasaware, Lamp, Wooden and ,W IU iw ware. All kind, of mill feed. Also veevtabie aad frulta In their season. "Hlgbeat frlce paid fur country produce," We aollc.l a share of our pHlronage. Innuieiireet. -O. C. CHASE Artistic Paper Hanger and Wall Decorator. (od work, economy aud sample work nown before engaging ay Pay baued on work measured on the wall. Leave urdera at Marnent'a, Meyer' or krller'c realdenceat Highland addition. NOTICE To My Patrons J. O. IIARUIH' Nslen r.xpras wngons Kos. , and 14 can be fuund oa x"ner Court and Uornmerclat atreeu. Iave all train and Uatl orders at L.M. Winters' gro cery store, no Lourt atavet. All orders aromplly attended lo. JOHN G. BARR, Watches and Silverware. JEWELLER, 169 State St. SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN. .i?ft'!.',l'm,"n measuring d-ftlve slgtit aad glateea niled. Aalwkthat will flfallere. ULuua fr.rHii.i ....' "1 ana nned loonier. . . r . - eaevssaa a. aw a as be iuuuu WATCHCS, ETC. ' A W ftUlCk (if CjfWltH. StllVdvs r,A 1.4 PAWNED WATCHES "''oWatleaslhaB half tbelr value. Call and coavlnce yourself. SINGER SEWING MACHINE Office 181 Commercial St. iJJ! ''f bs) ramoaaHlagercooaUBl HURT CASE, Afeit. INSURE IN YOUR HOME "COMPANY "The State." arl( M-ta'rlo'asftiiiesa BEE iri .UtyAaaat OB ., ii". A' ' o IWlUtUs LACE CURTAINS AND SHADES Just Received For our Fall Trade. Vt can show you n grtntrr variety of Patterns, and sell them for ln .Motiey than you can buy elsewhern. The only House In tha city that carries u couii1ete line of carpeta Is the OLD ff m I Alto have a new line of SALEM LUMBER CO,, DKAI.F.HS IN RotigTi& Dressed Lumber, Laths and Shingles. Cull on us NOUTM gBaapaaViaSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BayVBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaLBBBBBI r , w0KjB S4VlH i'M1" iSBBBaa- waPylBW Going! Going! Going! What' s i;oii g 'J'h hc fine WAUE ci Co's and if vou ! ter call iukI cxainine them they art, without doubt, the finest ever placed on our floors in the city, and the are going eery day. R. M. WADE & Co. Agents Charter Onk titoves and Range. THE OREGON NURSERY CO. Is Offering a Lara, Well Grow Stock el" FRUIT, SHADE, ORNAMENTAL AND NUT TREES. Small Fruit. EVEUCREENS, VINES, SIII.UJJS, ROSES, ETC. At Low 'Prices. Late Keeping Wiiitej Apples a Specialty. fatal' gne and Price-List ,free. A Sit Down KELLER STOP Are Interested lit your welfare anil li'tve nil immense stock of Furniture to Interest you with. Come uud see uh. Wo have a uew motte: - Ml M A SALE That Means Business Cor iBIilBi Geo. G. Van Wagner, Hns ust received it line atouk of Wall Paper and Picture Mouldings, Lounges and Mattrass" Flcluro faulting done with euro aud iicatueaw F'rloaatns) Low aa GEO. F. $MITH, D1CAUEH IN Pictures, Mirrors, Moulding?, i-rawes, Artists Material. 11ABY aAHKTAnFaS, TOVrt, AND FANCY U00D3. SO? Cemmarulal St. jrT.aU, Swlugs, VUa, Lawn aa Oail- mm i Woolen goods just epeaed. and save money at our yard In SAI.KM. Ilentinjr Stoves of R. M. are in need of one vou had let- liefore they are all gone, for Address or cull on WIRT BROS., Ollli-e. Commercial street, Balem. UNT I MUf ami; Tbiuk, & MARSH Com' nnd Cuemeketa Streets. Who do All Kinds of LAUNDRY As Cheap ns any Laundry 10 the Country Using White Help uud doing llrHt-clnaH work. aUrLitdltH and patrons Invited to InsirccL our proour of doing work. 230 Liberty Street. the. Lowaal. SJJ-U 111 HUH 1 II h.MS4tto fs1fsg.-wjy ilafMTf..