Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 08, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"Tn r nr hmT iir-ii ay aa Tit he cinni JonsiL THURSDAY.- JAN. It. JJi Tfee taMi- 1 Ana lw a. - r of T. 4 the rw!iix w oilr all ap. Tt .muJ lrw far fcawter Jm. f H fe ampHM to sbnit ImK ;. J ilraMto a MNrtr mat. tb? Mw of te Polk ewratjr p XHMkwiM tJftCM MdMt coe. Ihe work will b atari 4i Crop VMt , repvrt of wr 4 grefrcd by .StJwhf nWrht, xef Jjmtrl'f t-vmtl lu aw 4tHMss. i pwroif a mut owm up re- "PAST&BBESH ADEFI3. yg p0fn The Box-liiZ GWs Of 2Tev York sod Tbetr Worts. i6 Turn a. as- U -s Ptcrst th P .' LANDS. nsHan or cKiiTHr. SSSS?iBwiSw5S&iMS isd..utjraij.ufcrr ite.t'tt!'. i-! ulTTLSJi .!!!! An IB-PaM ! to TTMeb Many TotmmkH tit Wit Are Bis;rel ifcni, MH. Spangle. OU 0ni aad VrttUj Face. 411 jE&ptrr. U tr JrlUurlav d broke is two Jn Uwlewphw reAratfei. Ia petition for b Wd for bnU Um bwrjr Iron X NUa WMff T JM f ,--- wmmr'M-'mww - - -. - - - j . - . . J ell, an nmnfemi pnom, wwrea si ui waps uan imm awir-Au doflan a month. Ia the matter of; ljr th two weniw, wniefa wi.l not pBr (at ttlnfl , IJr tornro , MJ MJ ISOSIB, VUL arWI t TttMi (Ml Itt Bllrf Mfc Of mnntti, sfcsrtbr irtll f ! snttaff V eurttn t tw or wbre i MiMirmd, o M W a df Jntlr nettrt U mn'ra a frttaHlittCtt. ? J filfcdwhwatrtr &. Tbe : & brjat wa haded with lt of GILBERT & PATTERSON, Dealers Jn Groceries, Crockery, Glassware. Paints, OHs, Varnishes, Brushes, windowgiass, Etc. Srfe Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder, 1MAU MAKKKr. VJjat, netOSI cetiU iMjr lo. JIojm, active; iB Uj2 cwiU ir )U, T1j nct jrtire candy for tins It tir(ncn always Iwbatl at Strong' reakluarant. Wiihrij aBK TKV? The river Ixjata do not teem in half a r't a hurry ttovr Mure tficre la plenty i vr&itr In tho river, aa they wt-re be fore the ruin M;t in. The Albany and Corvalllii paptre wild the 0. 1'. boat were in rt-a'llney to Mart a aoon ax I hero vrat MUfliclest water. The river now aland four and a half feel above low water mark, and In alowly falling, and yet the boat have not come, except the Independ ent Ixmt, Manzfirjlllo. ISoth the Oregon J'adflc Co. and the Union I'adflc promised that their lOata would run at noon m the river would allow it. Mm mhl all wan rttuiy. Where doea tho troubla He? The 0. P. company were U put in a lioat Ing wharf in thin city, ascordltiK to their own atateuicndi, In the early winter, hut not a lick of work ha been done on it yet. How lorij; can the people retain confidence In Hie. oo(niauleA7 Tons of freight Hen awaiting khlpment at cvvry Inndlnfc on the river, and plenty of water hut no boaln. Who I.NfoiuiKO Tinut? The rc )orl wan kIvcii out In thl elty yi tcrdy iiiornfiitf, and the nauie wax copied by the Allmny paer (hltt mornliiKi that (he third convention of the Oregon hIrtIHm would lw held in Haluiii, on January 3), 1801. Knowlutf tliut the eonventlon de elded to meet in i'ortland In next -July when the convention wu held here lat Niiuimer, u Jouiinai. repor ter called on MlierlfT utulituu ami (lcpinleM Wrlghtmuu and Wain yesterday and .ufiked them If It wan the factthuta convention would beheld here thl? month. There IXirter waa liifonntil If aueh v'aa the cum they had not yet been njiinw.l of it, and In their opinion Mieli win, notlhoeuHe. There may Ihi u few aherlflM liero during the forth com ing ttowlou of the lelHlulure, iim Miarwly n week piowi-n by Hint one ornioruwherllU do not vlult theuix Ital city on olllulul htmlm. wbeit. wbleh ahe had taken em at K.irfl.M. The Modoc came to vtr rescue tett nktbt and twk her eargw, whleh, exeeptleg aboat taunt, wa OBlnjiired. It on not yet been (earned JtHt to what extent tbe boat In damaged. Tbe Manzanllfo toied ou ber way up at it and ber crew boarded tbe branded lxat, lfltia the conJltbjn he wa Ivlncr ber darwze evuM not 9MrtaSnv. An effrt will Ie marfe to ralw her awl nfie will probably be repaired and again ft on the route. Tlie Champion it an okl lxat, Itav ing leen on the river Mxttn yeare, and Iad Jttt Hartal on Iier wven ttenthyear. Herhull wwln a iivr cofldllkm, tlwugb Iy mw repalre Ihs uticl the ImtpeetteM all riglit. Hut maeblnery wm In gcxl rcjialr when he started up for her winter rott. The Champion met with an aeefdent on her kut trip up last July, and thin wa her first trip up thio winter, and was avery unfortunate one. The Manzanlllo eame up thia morning with a amall amount of freight for Independence and Uuvna VJxta. 8he lied up for an hour at thl city. Hue will take a load of freight from up river point. The City of Halem and Modoc are IxHb running from the Yamhill river and Fairfield to Portland. It wan not learned when they will rorneupaa far aa fialem, probably not until the bulk of tho freight below l re moved. BomiaWiiitk Man l.iqimit, Tho law providing Unit when n whlbi mini aelln an Imlliui "(hut wliloli ohecra" httalmll he given a pleuxfint rldv to l'ortluud mid it few thytt free hmird am! ImlAlug nfler lie arrives nt liU dititliiaU'iu, dm not lvo the ted man a fair ileal. Tellltutntte: "Happy Juuk'aeom bluatlmi nr lrte.MiiiHlblu humnulty mid bad wliUky, who U known to olllrentln eyery town In thU wm tloti ax it iKireuiiliil drunk, witn gathered In theother night by Otllcer Jltiithinitii. Nuxl iiioriilug a noble nnl until va (nun to mtutlininly tt pronoii (tie Imr, to engage In it few liillillliM coiivuituttlon with the aulleriiig Jnck, ami then thriM it vhlky Imltle through an Krlurti. Jaok liad a cup ready anil iwulved n uowl, hlg drink wlimli heHtviilInw. ed vtllli gruHthMtlnfiH'tlou. Hu gave hlatluaky Huimrttnii tail eehta ami tholrnUMtutlnn euill. -it O. A. K, 0,The Nairut ordur kinttvn na liu A. JC U whluh wamtiitt of the liKwltforetorilenkiiuwn, In fact It wmmowuret that even I he time or place of the meeting tire not knuwit, uxcept In the iukiiiIhhh, Kfiu to have tiirnwl out to Ihi a fraud. Order were tHtlitblMtMl In tt number of the ifUlwuiml tnvtiw ut llitt valley, tiwut r the ineintmiH would now like to know wluw IhHr iultlalloit fee Mtml to. Bom of the ordent even hud a ulmrUr faun Um graml ordur. Itnuvvrnwuta Uif.. U no grand order atnltltal thfMMMlM gmud lodge wan almi a fraud. If the lejnrta of lite Mate mm Hre Kotmt the limn wliu wa nruuittl ci-gaultlug ihe nnler I the wily gainer In (lie wlieine. The UmIv l HaJviU liad u rg inemU'ii.l.lp, many nr whom mm tin nt etuim that Junior. rflilH AlTi.;uAlir-M. K (Joodell, wholnuiUwnJuailtx) of the jwcolu (ho KiutHalom prwinut fr iiwrlythrwyraraftndUy the hut fliavlrUp vUvJ$lty rwamler lint nwignul that atllau, J. a. Apph'gute waa npjwlulea t fl the va&noy by tltenounty omirt jtw day afternoou. Judgq AppUgate Mill enter upou (he dutlw of (lie onioe at puw, ' - Tt J . T. fvlvrM)ua dry j,hU empn. tluni U a buiy iiUtM thuMi .tm.- vUlUlhepwpIo aro lakliin advan ih$v m inn air-Jxuiday .rtx. TiIKSWKIUHH liAOIKH' C'OM'BKT OMI'AKV. Tlie Oregoulan hita the following rejKirt of the concert glreu by the HwcdUh Ladion at the Mar- fjuan Oram! lant night. "Th itee- oud concert of the HwwIUli Ladle' Concert Couiany waa given Jaot night to a delighted audience and every ntimlxir wua apilaudel to the echo and encorea were the ruU, Tiie MioMiugliigby MlwK. Jlruceevoked the mcHit enlhUMiaittle applauke, and alio waa oouiellel to reaiHind to three enoorea. Though evidently iiuflcriuK from u cold, ahe gracefully accedeil to every demand, and her Ringing of the fine descriptive Ger man fcong aa well aa of the moiodlee, 'In Old Madrid" and "Ivw Old Bwi-et Bong," earned her unbounded applauae. Thehiimorouarecltatioua of Mr. Melvlu It. Day, eapecially that from "Henry IV," weio mint euthualaiitlually recolvei! and the, audience wemed never to tire of hbi admirable dellneatloiiH. The oom pnuy will apiKxir to-night in Actorla, and there la no doubt that a urowded limine awalt them. The comimiiy will appear In Halem, Friday Kven lug, Jan. fJ. riou.sti I)ihc Tho Aatorian gut iiU'hoiiio ttrong argumeuta on pro grHH when It anya: "Walt for a m unite oner noioro we ralxii a Hiitmidy for it railroad," wilil tho in veterate moha bauk the other day, Huuh la the atiiudard aeullmentof the groat bane of progre. I.lo iiM)ii your bituka with your uioutha opuu mid Hlarlug for the mauiiit of hmtveii that luta never fallen hut once. Let tho world go by while you runt with luautlnu mid dlu In kiv, rty. The tide leave thou who wait for othera to hulp them. If we Wall until nomebody reallml how badly we want a railroad and preaMM una iimiii iia, we miiy never get It. Cures Promptly, Pfnr.awM ktlnK a mnoty roai ) fmt wid fromn. e. wroerofd le,of K. Pnr rifte to n. e. wbw of tbe Jaod M tbe MoyA Saadn' esat, orAertA lto mttwl. Ittgnatton of M. K. Uvj-MI, tbe Et tialem JnoUee of tbe kjw, accepted. Petithin of ft. IM1 et al, for tite wtaMWifuent of an tAtsetUm precinct. Tie Silver Fali prceinet efttl-heI. Petit Ion of K. E. Wild etal for tb rUp of an aliey. J. N. Darfc tr allow ed a rebate of M.i on tax?. Ordered that the clerk ad vert fee in the Woodburn Independent for Haled bkl for theeoHMructkin of a eao- way on the Woodburn and Monitor roaiJ. uruereu inai warranw t 1,2, 4 and h amounting to 27 be approved. Petition for tbe con atructkm of a county rol frotn Chl.m'a prairie to the Silver ereefc prairie road, dbiHihaed. An allow ance of H a month waa granted to Klizabetli J. Oaborn and antily, C. W. Hriber waa ohierj dWairw ment agent. A reljate of ?.) be made ef the taxed mortgage of J. IJ, IJrown et al bi J. W. Jomn. be until jorne Um matt week at the earfieH, Tbe conetrnetion of tbe bridge in tbe manner It now stood ban not met the approval of aJI the ofltcfeK and whet they will bare to My when it emoen to aeepting it mutt yet be learned. V rtrictlr. tact Uk -1 a pnaivt reil'i ' .t. and thk U.r r. S" Tt TblJ U 1U exeUebce. Ark Coxr.io. The members of, the teffatefre rm . fNf w, Ut-ar- rive in tbfe eity, atid are looking a- ber plaeee ta Mop during their Hay b'-re. Member.-i of the jre- are AiAnv lb- taiDft. AnOfeeoutan retv-! Yeartrandanriagaa mamms sKaetoa 4reea of wt and mtmj tkoaaawU ef giris are enqared ia tbe paper box factories oX Jer York. JCotlaag-iromett in Ute trade, Myitae9ew York Star, are sot as wen pat$aU)0eeredU tbe wore delicate wore of saciag artificial Sowers, embreti ery aad the bte, nor aa those in tbe more laftorwos trades. The boraaier' work caiU f-r lew U than the former, aad Je of tcUi Krearto and skiil Uuto aome oftae latter. Jfet braocOes of bca-makisg can te teamed ia a few weeks. Tae materials are beat aad tbe toots sunpie. Tbe result is that trace are souetames as low as ft a week, aad eicfB above IS or W. Tbe TmDeaareempiored at piece work. The : Lime. Hair. Nails and aaca, whrne wares are oetter.wortc by tae ici.inrMpa Tf-iv F(Htl and Fl'llCO week. Men aadbys ran tbe tftaeefees aad nlSlf' 11AJ ' r V1", ,Im r ,,Lt prepare the atertel for tbe flaishing ! Posts, GntSS iSeCU-S, JbtC, Muebes inren by tbe &rw. ST. JACOBS D!L The Great Remedy For Pat)., kill!-. : : uri .u t ; r I iL-K at tht U-t raU-. 'rv L. (. FISHEK, 197 fumi.-h Imiv r Also citv an.J ,,fc. P. 0. BLx-kafeai -i la n wteriorHT or '. nr-- ezpzm it ".w. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer In Groceries. Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Pa- I nor and Honier, Artists' Jia- I II II I .Ml H mmmMMMm fr 'mvtf && ' liakftaalmaM-lilBa'Trf M Who do All Kind t the (V.utitry r.iDg bite As (heap aa any Laubd and ueing lirbt-cia&s work 3s"" Indies and patrons invito to ii.rct our nrrxx. of drf. work. 230 Liberty Street A Vkkv Huri'.Kr Okdkr. A few week ago amari giving lite iiawea i;r. WeatherU-e came to Kngene to organize a (secret wxdety known as A, K. O. He talked up tbe matter with wjveral young men of tbe town, telling them it w a very secret or der, not one thing in eomieciioti wltii it Idling maie pnbiie at any time. Heatatel lliat the rnemler- ahlp of the order in tin- united Statea waa nearly Oul to that of the Maaonlc order. Several refoed to Join without knowing -rtiiethlHg aixiut ft, but by omoolh talk lie t-tie-ceeded In organizing a lolge with twenty-five charter member-, who deposited their little t apiece to learn the workinga of the nty-tle-riooe order. Immediately after the organization i-everal autieioued that there waa virile croftk in the lml ueMand Kme kicking waalmlulgeI in, but a few who had great faith In the order tried to pacify the kick ers and proved of great hi r vice to the wlley doctor. It now tunw out that Woollier!; U a great fraud and haa worked MinHar rackets In dlllerentatatesfor home time andthitt there la no audi orgatilatiou as A. K. O., eXeefH the local organlzutlona he haa cfl'eeled, whluh are little or phiiiia dropiHMl here and there with no one to father them, there being no grand IocIko. .Several town-. In the valley were worked the miiic way and Wcutherbeu made quite it it Make. Kuguue Ileglater. Mil. (iiiANT'a Liktihiil Mr. (Iriiut wita greatml htat evening by mi intelligent, unit wry attentive audience In the Unitarian hull, llu miihn o lx thoroughly Hmtwl on hh Hiibjvwt. Ily the aid of hi iiiain iiintli hlatorlu eliart, the Hiibjeet wita iimde doubly Intertwtlug. lie la ei denvorlng to give Mtal(lve proof that the bible la n divinely luaplrml book. ThUho iroM to do by allowing the tMirrwiNiuduiiuu between pro phaey ami history. All who are luteriMtod In the utility of the bible 'i 'ett he highly entertained by Hume IceturtM. lie aliown any to ak iHHtttHM. 'I'lia ailbjeet will be (miii tiniiiHl ill T o'eitMk thU evening. Wo.MiKiui of Alaska. On Wwl iKMiIny evening. thelilHt liit.,at the M. K. church, this city, Itev. P. K. Cllno la to give III lecture ou "Tho Mirth of mi Iceberg." Mr. Cllno traveled throuirh Alaaka as correapoiiilent of a Ht. i.oula pKir and atiw it chunk of Ice the lswof an Oregon farm brwik ofl the auout of of it Mulr glacier, anil liiniblo Inlo the wit, Thla lecture, abounding In popular huluiitltlu liiformatlou, will bo it treat to the people of rUtlcm. it On easeriD a box factory erne is bewu Md In- & mnlLi!ii of ikhaos and colors. reeoUrtMre b Jfdy engaged a f Jb . f le". Ut an uaj-u.at jviaw aaa wnt i vr Wjc'x. aad ia a doaea otaer sbapas to be ot..j tuticaMd by '.earced fBtricai teras. Gay c,fT ptf-rs in reams, is strips, in ribbons aad ia x.fsed c .pjatrs fie abovt ererywaere. Oreas maciieiatoueeadof tbe rwos are cs'.tir tbe asiy ebep straw bnrd csne sQUaiueTfraafes'. Tbe precered pMteboavdt wrtb acned ed?es and lea?. KrxirU . where it Jo be tnrad ap tor ""f a iA m a rreat beap on a table be fore a VjT er nkaa wbo suads ob gaard be tort a creat flse pot. TVe tmp qcickl;1 arraard, so tbat oce edrecC each pteee ci pastebcard is a?bUj exposed, aad wna a broad Uucs brass tae Z . .. ' woirkmaa UoeraUy baeiues ail taeedres at Xmf PUCK or C3f SJm.P. P. U jew suoke. 0-.ber pon are defiiyixrf CaKleman. aeeat for KadaMT K-' to tbe lined edges, tbe -put Is bnwzht to an &; Killer haw not in a tT 6U-1 dee- "d ? ? poaaded wnfc , ,.. , . ... .. tbe asaSet at tbe aeW.r cuoed Miau. Tbe najm a.Vwwji i ibi sore iwin , o-oo,--edees aretbea eined. and SBtUr. piece by puce, tbe pasteboard is sveoi oc edee and brwarit roond so as to Um the aides of a box. A patch iraere tbe gfeed edees xieet mates all fast, aad tae bix. witboot bottoGi or lid, is pzti&l to crzeoi 'KtV AUVEItTIHKJIENTS. rran near tbe tate boo-e. Tbre affiriog to the portion of eteriu are a bo finding their way to .Salem; of tbe-t. many will be ittvir 4irp IHnted, for there are alat a naif a I rbKen afiirania to every ofiiee to be ' AIM. Candidal tor pagi-i lor the Ytwtvs, are a-o nnmeroi, and there ; will be iiveiy work among the Hule MUtwii wbo are seeking tbee y--i-tlena. juw otH ibwr .vaith of Geo. P. Sniitir". Mr. Cattleman will b gbfl ( - anyone at lil ofllee in riMmi 12 PlrH National Bank Block up-tairi. Tbk reined r I1 meeting with great mwwrt ami it will pay y.-ii to nivertigate it menbt. UrnetJsTKK: Keller & Marb liave yetitred tbe ervfcje of Mr. Cot tret I, of liufialo, X. Y., an expe rience! uphoM'-rer of twenty year." in fine work. Work of any deerip ti'in will be attended to at reai,a-bl- rales. 1-S-tf. Ji'KricK Pok All -The people wiio ljuy tlieir 4H?sof Jvrau-e Uros. are re to receive ftuare traatment. Tliey Mli iontx0!h at prices that are aaliafactory. I'KKSOXAIi Si) htJC.U. W. E. Chandler, of AUtany, was In Salem yesterday afternoon on bu Ineas mattera. J. P. WllllaiiH, a pUineer of Aum viile, wa in the city to-duy Kiokiug afti-r tiiiviuew matter.. . ii. Jiagiey, traveling agent U r the Slate Insurance Co., left on the nvvrlutid train last night for Califor nia, and MHiih-weatern Oregon. Mr. itagley uok theMxsonil prize for do ing the Ksamd lient work liu-t vwirJ Will ia a r-'ulum Iwy. IUHKI, Ai:itIV.h. Montee linn, take a lunik heat tor nooiiuou Hue photos and lint price OoVKHNJIIik'T Women AT (V)M V. 1.1,1a. Am it rvaiilt of the tlwMUuf last ytMtr it rty of euuliieem have lawn making a Mirvwy uf the Wtlta inette llr at Porvallta, under lHtruetiontf t'ut'te rSam. with it vtawuf inventing the river fami cwttlMg a new channel and Uatvltig the town ott'ttf lb river, tlie reset- itteut worka heretofcra uouatniiHeil havlug bHi waabatl imt. TUe ougiHweni lutveoomiiWied lUeir work and itfel tkeir ttndluya. I 1 'Jutndod ajow u tuton t Jlt Wfi lne 'utn Xuh ) -jje; H 'ju awii-JMdy m( u XitujJl MMtaia aqi mhm ui iaij)a pun idnMwd hwv )m M() oj uHAIt pun Xupmttl l"l iaHt Xpawaj w am g 1 Ml IUtMM, aantMVt qil Xm SIJ) HUM aaau ww pijom aj paaMl ItuiiltHMVafrjoUHM uaiwhi HUH HHMtl HI9HeWlHWa irtla tU, P4KH Mi) 0 ObapSMM HIMiaiiWXt9Aajftwnlm WJ up IHIMOJil Ifljt WftltiMj aU Ooou lAViN.-.Vhwibr tbe kltwla art) tvl iir tit m$ UtJug u eertalH. tho fcrHWlV m)Maj ay, t U drive Hji in irrar A f.. ibr tnvrUa, j TIiimu lailleH pebble goat kIukh at (2 a pair at Kratne llron, am Mild everywhere at fiftu. Hotter atlll. A gmal ilf limn i.MI it latlr at Kratiaao I Iron. I w wl SLTKKM iMirnr. H.u.iiM, Jan. 7, 'VI. KleUluier, Mayer A Co., app., vh, ICiibll A iluit, reep.; apHil from JnukMiu WHiuty; argued ami mib nillkd. Jttph Twil anil I'. 1. l'llin.ntt'ya for appa; 1. It. Wat miu ami J I. K. IImhiih, att'y for reep. K.m.hm, Jan. 8, '01. TIioiiihh C. Little, rewp. va. Chaa, A. CjgMiJI, up,; HppeHl from Irfike iRHiuty j arguwl and wibinltleil. H. 1C. ilaiiiiit and P. 1'. Prim utt'y fur reap; P. A. Powfawull atty for npp. ICiiiiiia A. McCulloelt, upp. h, 1C i. ICaiea, rva..; apjieal from Jaekeou vuNuty; argued ami unbuilt tail. C.A. tjalillrwid att'i for aim.: Win. M. Polvig and p. P. Print att'ya for tet. (IH)IC IIIIIKI W 15 Chandler, Albany. K (fiiiideiawn, Sri Preiidenstefn, I) W Koiiji, Portland. Win Ht John, Oakvllle. (1 J Kanford, It O Keoue, Henry Keeue, Stayton. S I) HamldetH, Khiiwh City. Karl Hehiuilihir, Martin O'Donald Timothy Murphy, City. TDK WIU.AMWITK. (I W lClncwld, Ira Itnmii, L annuel, i'ortUiinl. 11 II Poaree, SK. (i P Terrell, Melmiiiu. J PJuhiiMiu, IVmltetiiii. A Moaer, Kllvertoii. J David, IIW Heiw, NY. J 15 IUiimiii, (.1 W I'wwr, Chicago, Ooo Conn, I'.iUIey. J at Ilelidumhotl, ('mm. TJ Black, Haiaey. Jaa lCltler, lbiiurg, C J CurtUi, Astoria. The Oregonlnn reirwaeutntlvo at Salem aeeuia to have iual ructions to Iguoie Mr. tleer'a miHlhU-y for Bleaker, Mr. L. tiuimieU, of the Portland Weat Shore i In Sulem in tin interval ot bit. JihiiumI, hui! prttuile our city a .Hpleinllil lltitedateil write up. Deuuam A Co. are having iptlie a rttaii on thuae W.60 ttirne.1 U Uallea' alHHie ami ta.60 -wuu1 abuea The eaaterit irleea of I bid nrm on all guuda are tt great Mlvaudg . buyera. C. U. Oiven A Co. meet all prio on abtaw, ami gtiaiauiee iUality be td. TheWooleu Mlllaum ia till of fwrliMj a ftiw of ihuw) unge whit w oohiH UbtnkeW at barmlua unite mi of to etuee the anaaou'ti atuck. ( 'km Uuyeiv atHNthl imtke u note of thai. Kin uaudy at tttMittra, P. J. Catterllu make tbe btwt photua aiul they ooat vwy litlW. rwaada-, Jau. la, the State iiurti etiljnral boch-t;- xumu hi Portland. MAIIItlMlt. NOHUIC McPOLAMX-lM the ulloe of Ilia muiuty elerk of Marl oil eoHuty, Jau. T. KnJl, at W p, in., Mr. II. (). Noble autl Mlw Llaile MoPuUtnd. County Ju4jm WltlbtHi Wahlo, odlebttiiig. HAM UiKIX.N'KV.-AlIk rei ilencr of Mra. Mary Adama, Mala atMet, SaMu, Wiafuembo' eetiltiK. J;u. T. 1IMI, IClhit C. Hull ami trance O. MeKiuitey. both oi Turn-, Dr., Itev W. T. Van tkuy, of JcttUa Ml, otUoiatliig. The ivreiuouy waa nmnuuutMl In Uwun-ueeofan. relatlvee and Lr.T?:T rmiiua, and mm a vwy nieaaaut "' ?;" lata hi. .m-,. ,.'; Hrtair. The am, ta veil tdo T.. 'XZ&XZl7w!KTv S, yunnglarMhollvrJMler. X $Z?tf?: ' and the bridf l a Uaugttter of a ' " ,9,M - " oM ,i a. inmwer awl bluhly rvafieetad family j Jrtu iaakH,. i.u..,7 a.BU,4,.t fTMnwr. Hbei. , a,r ,,; U!L,?? Zl& $&" ilnry Ailajua, f tin oH, M.wra. "": "" ' """ '''"'JrfiSwiw'ii Tunwr. h wa i4.i-,iii, M.t..n x, , k mtktS, HH 'lSirut-r. ul,. J,- u ' .. V '""" -' la tbe rirU. Tbe girl stands by ber table zsd rapidly smears a carcboard witb glne. Upoa this triued space she lays bait a dozen &ng nar row ribooas of paper. Beizug the box she caps on tbe pasteboard bottom aad secures it by a deft and sare application of the paper ribbon. She icaxes no paose for measure meat, btil tears off ber ribbon when it is toe imsr aod pieties it oat when it is too short. Thumb and forefinger fit the rib bon with unerring accuracy. As each box is bottomed it is laid asufe to dry, and it is interesting to see bow rapidly the pile grows unier the girl's aring fingers. Her pay, however, is only a small fraction of a ceotfor each box. lads are fashiooed much in the same way. Tbe lid reaches the worker with edges turned up. aad her work is to apply the rib bons of paper that add strength andorna mcz.t. The lid is rested upon a round wooden post twelve or fifteen Inches in di ameter. This stands on the table. It is a simple matter to turn the lid as it rests on tbe post and apply the ribooa of paper to tbe four sides. Hundreds of lids can be com pleted u a aay. nen uo ana ootiom are finished the box must be labeled, so as to indicate tbe article it is to contain. This work is rapidly done by some of theyounger girls. lioxes ol this kind are turned out by the million and are sold at from one to five dollars per hundred. Costlier boxes are edged with gilt pai-er and covered with fig ured material. Costlier still aro the bon bon boxes. Gay lithographic pictures aro imported by tbe thousand from Paris to or nament such boxes. They are lined with delicate paper and odned with an imittttion of laoe. The foundation material ot those pretty cabinets for sweets is plain brown paateboard. It is an instructive lesson in the striking results of simple devices to see ono of these bare, uply pasteboard trays gow under a girl's nimble fingers into the dainty receptacle that shall mako sweet meets doubly valuable. Bon-bon boxes sosMttimes wholesale at twenty-firo dollars n hundred, and wages for this work are somewhat higher than In other branches of the trade. One accustomed to the sight of the work in girls of New York at their daily toil will note the absence of gay apparel among tlie workers of tho factories. Gluo is an enemy of pretty gowns, and the girls either come to the factories in theiroldest garments or oxchauKe their s'treet dress for soiled working clothes on reaching tho scene of their labor. Glue, however, does not Injure face or fijeure and in tho nor factories, as in others, mot of the girls are ruddy and clear eyed, while a fair proportion can lay good claim to boauty. THE TALKATIVE MINO. Mow u Siutim! lllnl r Slum tVi Smug XIihI Into Sun Dlrfjo. "Ha, ha, ha I Why don't you got a chair to U down on I" The voice was rather loud but not dis agreeable, and the tone somewhat muffled, as of a person half choking with laughter. Tbe salutation came to the newsgathorer ef tbe Ban hieuo Times as bo was on his daily juirumbulaUons about the city, and was tracd to a handsome blue-black bird la a cage hanging under the shade of a fig tree at the rotldunce of Dr. Gildea, on Six teeath (.treat, aear II. As the reporter approached noarer ho was received with more laughtor and in quiries as to whether he came to see tho Mluo," if bl health were Kood, etc A few Inquiries dlrtvted to a ploasant faeod lady near by elk-lied the information that tbe bird was the sacred Mlno of 81am, which 04 a nettling had been smuggled from tbe temple where It was bred by a rovino- aea captala and sold to Dr. fill, (ha , Houoiulu abvut eight years ago. Minnie, as she is called, is ubout half tho sbwof a crow and nearly as black. Iu tho sunlight tbe feathers take a blue and green tinge, aud there is a spot of white unon eaca wing and a necklace of bright yollow about toe throat. The bill, which Is larcu nml nirnno- taper ton sharp point and ia orange-uuod aear tbe head and lemon-colored nt the tip. Toe prominent eyea are dark nnd bright, feet aad Ua lemou -0010 red. Tbe bird is valued at MM. hut .nui.. have been kuown to brtnir f l.ltt) in tu Uatwd leWitee, where but few of them have rer ueev nrougat. Tae auoow U carefullr miaisla.1 in ri.. and as aoae are evur sold Uter ean oolv iJ, aurreputuiualjr. . Hu aiWwtMlnftUKMl nor, ' . ''I'll titver irv 1.1 ll ..fc. . a .u wiiirr tt.tf uthr,l.ivan,l h l- iii- I Ot llMraM. CALIFORNIA rosmvE f$B rtl know., ai hifhh- mimt. B?SZiXC' few1 adl "v' vk'.Dbeis'TTP rr r "ai c I'llall H ir s t r A ed Cures UAANHH KheunulUm, Neuralgia, Corns HCADAOHC And Alt PAIN. TV OslMtitls PnUi. nl Xinllti IILEOTHIO COUOII CUHE otutt mn wm. oo.uuvriM. lilt f Ui Drsrrtiti. EA ,, 6CVj a t 9riulMr 0 , Prop's. Let Aigu, Ot Df 6UJ -BV- LOUISE BDIPHRBY-Slimi, -AT- REED'S OPERA HOrSE; 8 Saturday Jan. 10. '01 1 JOHN G, BARR. Watches nd Silverware. JEWELLER, 169 State St. SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN. Hpeehil attention to measuring defective Mght and gla-vm flltea. A iwk inai win fit all eye. Glares for critical canes ground and Sued to order. VATCHCS, ETC. A new Mock or clock, silver and watene. silverware nd Jewelry; w will be sold cheap. Also a lot of PACT WATCHES -alii lt okiat Is4tban holf their value. Call uid (oevtacie yourself. M.T. R1NEMAN gold filet anuixe l At S p. ra. TICKETS 50 eeats. lf( tx.ra ebrf, at Smif reserved wiiitda Dearborn' book sure. ini Fancy Groceries, SALEM IRON W 0. D. 1IUTT0N, Prop. Castings of nil kinds made to order. JflLr. MACJIINKKV, I'J.ANINO S11I.IJ8, COK.NICKS, JthH'AI. FIJONTS, WHEELS, PULLEYS, uud special castings ol any ulyle or pat tern made in nhort order, smooth and re llublu lu tjvery particular. Repair any Machinery in Short Order. Turning IatbeH, engines, hop presses -lud hop HU.vesbnllt. Will make estimates on uny Iron work needed. Good price paid for old Iron. 3-lS-lm A R'EED'S OPERA HOUSE. Friday Evening, Jan. 9. THE NATIONAL SWEDISH LADIES' OCTETTE, Will give one of their Grand Concerts, as sisted by MR.MELVINR. DAY, The Favorite UoMon Humarist The ladle will uppear in their pictur esque oostumes of the native land. Ke-erved seats on sale at Patton's. Public Sale of School IJuildiitff. T HE board of directors of school dUtrlct No."). Marion county. Ore-con. wl I -ell it mibllc auc-Hun to tbe hlahet bidder ou ttturday, January lOth, IbI, at i p. in . for not les than J22, which N to be the tlrsl bid, tbe two tchool buildings In North a lem.Justvacated. l'oevion given In 4S hour niter wile. Sale to take place on jtale street al the More of D-borne A Co. Ily order of the board. Terms cash in hand. W. il.sIMl'&UN, Clerk. l:65t MARION TOWNSEND (SfCX'EiSQUru JAY C. SMITH) I'JtOPRIKTOR OF "THE CLUE SRABLES." Spxiil atu-mlon tireo to muplent Btocl. (I re0 b-urded hv the u .y, w- ek or month cuii l Bf utv ani KtRitv trritEErrs. itKphone, .Vo. 25. SALEil, Oil 25c Want Column. NVtlce Incerted for ONE CENT 1'Elt WOItl) EACH INSERTION. No adver tisement Inserted In this column for le.-s (hail twenty-live cents. CroeKfrr. Gla-sware. Limm. V"i eitetl and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed. lo vefetableaadfruits in their hetison Hlzhet Price paid for country produce." w e toiie.i a snare 01 your patronage, nai 9-3 State street. Wcstacott (S kin, Successor to Amos Strong. Pioneer Bakery 271 Commercial Street. French aud German "Wheat and " Eye Breads in City Styles. Vipuna Rolls. SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKEs Pastry and Confectionery Baking in Full Stocfe. Our new Invail and cake bakttt ire firft-olttss artists in their Hue, ind we aim to have Everything as Fine as the Finest. Cheapest, Neatest and Best SCHOMAKER'S COMBINATION FENCE. Iinnkeand put up all kind of fences, city indcuunlry. Get :ny terms before fencing. H. scuoMAKEB.Salera, Or. CALL and SETM Those knoH-ln them-elves Indebted to J. A. Hot-in pleuee call and eltle between now and January 1st, as I ..in oblljrcd to rollect Alt acwunts then uiiettleii will be placed in bands of a collector. 11SK lm Cattle ! INDKKUAKTEN: Mm. Pudumin. j'rlinary Sclniol and Klmlenrirten in eslon room uf the I'aexhUeilHU i hur. h. K V NY perwin knowing 1 lieniselestfi have JackhcrewH belonging toll ('. Il'...rd A tson, plwihe retain them. The i-Civ.u having them are kuown aud will p-eei.t trouble by returning them Immediatel) . 12:-.Ulm-dw T ANTED-AN ACTIVK. HOSKsT MAN- 1 .-salary S100 monthly Ifsultable, with opportunltleif for advance, to repieeni locally a responsible .ow York lioue. Iteferenres. Manufactciikii, Ixick llox 145, N. Y. in A gooj I g-in- outfit lor Mlc, five yoke rattle, toon, ttc AaJrcfJ or uill or J. O. Dor ranee, Silem, Ore-a-on. 12-3-lm LS. SKIFF iCO. Dentists, Near Opera House, Salem, Or, &&! FHOSVl COVER TO CO l-'ully Abreast with the Tiim-s. Lp I WEBSTER'S 1 INTERNATIONAL J DICTIONARY J A GRAND INVESTMENT for the Family, School, er Professional Library Tho Authentic) We'bster's 1Ju. hridrrod TJiotionnrv. cninnriain n the Issnos of 1864, "79 & '84. copyrighted' property of tho undorsifrnon. is now Thoroughly Revised and Enlarged, and aa a distinsruisUns title, Lean tho name of "Webster's Interna tional Dictionary. Editorial vork upon this revision has been in active progross for over Ton Years. Not less than One Hnn. dred paid editorial laborers have been engaged upon it. Over 8300.000 expended in ifi preparation before the first cop; was pnniea. Critical conmarison -with but othei! Dictionaryisi-avitcd. Get the Best O. & C. MERRIA3I & CO., FobUthen. SpringBeld, ?Ias., TJ. S. A. SoldbyallBook'llers.IIIustrtcdpanipMttrl THE YAOUiNA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD Oregon Development eompany't zs mues snorter, au noun HAItOAIN. A house and twolou ror tV sale In South Salem at onl SsfJ. In- liiireof Y. II. iilmpsou. llil-tf PATIIONI.E Home Industry, and use Mountain ltalm Com.-hi'ure. Liiiar- aiiteed to cie rullel or money rcfuudid. Manufartured Ily II. II. i'rox, Salem, Ore- iron. Smith A Steiuer eole uuenUi mr Salem. l-8dlm 17.NTKU An nctlve, rellahlo man mlary S70 to ttO inouthlv. with In- eiea.e, to represent In liU oi-n sec! Urn a rtMiKinslule New lork house. H6!nreiios MANUKAtTUUElt, Uck llox 15-5, New-York. ITiOlt rtAl.K. About three aerw of land L1 on Asylum Avenue, kj1 dwelling liOU, conveulently arrauged; large barn, irrwiiuiiDijr ui iruii tre ami sumo SAVE MONEY ON BOOTS, SHOES and RCBBEB5. C. G. GIVEN k Co's. Bottom : . Cash :-: Prices nUR SPECIALTIES. I. "Itellables," for men, Pebble calf, Creed moor style, a sa.CO shoe for SiTo. II. "Common Sense," for I.adles, a brlitut DonKola,.tylUhninnymade,nJ3.00 shoe lor J2.T&. III. I in saveynn money on boy's and children's shoos. .I'onltUely low pricek. ItepairinK done, Cutom work solicited. 11: Hf SINGER SEWING MACHINE Office 181 Commercial St. bery; conteiileut to lCleelrlc railway, peter All styles of tl e Famous Slnirerconstant nilllni: water on ix-muiIsc. For pirlli-u-1 ly ou hand ul repairs and needles for al lani luoulreat mkhiihI laMiceon rlirht hiind I klnilii in.iiiiin siue 01 .s; imu .-v.emie Kiib irmu city. 1x1 11 And steamshinline. i-siimo man Dy any otuei loute. rirsi ciass through passenger and freight lin from Portland and all points In the Wll lamelte vallev to and Irom Ban Francisco TIME SCHEDULE. (Except tjundays). Leave Aloanv ........ I.-OOPM Leave Corvallls ........ i;40 P M rrlve Ynqulna 530?.M Leave Yaqulna 6:15 A M Leave Corvallls lCfcSJAM Arrive Albany ....... jfcio A 31 O. 4 C. trains connect at Albany and Corvallls. The above trains connect at YAQUTNA Tith the Oregon Development Co's Lin Jfistearnslilns between Yiuuilna and Sa Francleco. SAIIIX!) P..T2S. STEAMERS. FltOM YAatJINA rarauon, l-naay,. June Willamette Valley, Tuesday. raranon, nunaay. -July Willamette Vallev. Thursd.iv ' ! Faralloo, Tuesday " 1 STEAMERS), ntoit SAN FBANCISCO Willamette Valley, Friday Jnne 27 Fnrallon.Tuesdnyn July 1 Willamette Valley, Sunday " ( Fnrallon, Thursday " 10 Willamette Valley.Tuesi'ay " 15 This company resents the nght tc change sailing dates without notice. N. H. I"assengers Irom Port'and and all lllamette Valley points ean make clort connection with the trains of tin T AOUINA HOUTE at Albany orCorvnUU and if destined to San Ki-tnclsco, should arrauge to arrive at Yaquiua the evening before date of sailing. Psenirrr and Freight Kates Aiwav IH boa fit. for information apulv tn Messrs HULMAN A Co., Freight nnd TicfeeS Agenu a and aua Front su. PorUand, Or.i C.C. HOOOlS Ac't Oen'l Frt. 4 Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacifle It. R. Co.. Corvallls, Or C H.IIASWELL.Jr.Gen'l Frt; 4 Pass. Agt. Oregon Development Co., 'ah Montgomery et; Bo Yod Want WTantuii To trade a town UM In liipi- ml Park Addlttuu fur lutuler. A. ulhmr, IM Milt .iriwt. ;): tf "VWXKIW OF COWS.-Fur rvlee, a W iwittrHl Ited Pulled bull. Trnis 56, oMtt. At my platw In Hltut. J U t'AHUWll. n. 1-1 IiniT CASK, Agent. 0 iPRINTING I rtf K KKM'-VlvvukMly furHl.beU room 1' es lu tHittM prt of elty. by ft ihty, wtk or uumiiu. riunt street C'oruar Center nnd tIKU-tf HELLENBRAND'S Eiiliiij l'atlers i Candy llauktov, UBB Coinntonolul titrat j H1-1.0FAUK: 1 Il1iu HV , LV andSSrvuU t m,Trort'booolHlaudl.'iik..U)cuU llustiand Milk PUt of Soup ------ ItiH Cukes. ttt) ur TW-. '.'"."" tWui.Mk au4 r I IWk i-hoii aud lm Million Choi. ,iud Etk. Vrnis. a and K .viuiiiui4 Kw. Ham J Ktk ; rrh o star any aijrl ii Cm( RglMDsr Sr4 FroaU t3 CtMk : a;v. ST m&1$8riu"3;i , umnU without xtm wtaifa. CtmtM Oshk. iMtvaHed n limaitls, lwy on twd. lirtir House suk a4 Ki 0 eU 1 Ttnder Loin btk and tf :ecuts .lOouuU WU .U MU .Bceuu XCMIU .'A reul JKeiHilM Saeouta finwu ANK OF THE IMlGhMT ESTABLISH UtueuU in the State. Lower rates than rortlund. Lstri:tt stock Legal lilanks ir the state, a d biggest discount. Send fot prhlltof Job ptluling, and catalogue ol feslblaukV E. M. WAITE, ton iVlnter Balem Oregon. THE ODELL TYPE WRITER. MB will JMiy ttatt OI1K1.L Ttl'B WRITBK ritlt 7 character, and 315 fur the Simx.c I'.VfeKOutiLU warmnted to do better work than auy maebUe made. ttnmbiits Simplicity with Duuahii tr , secKii. Bauk ot Omuiatio.n, weam tojr witbnul oust of reiwiring than any 04 her liuM-htne. Has no Ink ribbon to IxHhtir tboopvraUK. It t neat, substan tial. Hlekttl ptated, perfect uud nduptod to ail kinds ftyit writing. IJkeaprlutlue prMs it )vntducwt sharp, (Mean, legible ntMiosetiut. Two or tan ttinlt, wta be 1 nwute at ou wrumx. Any Ititslllcent per- tH. ma iimhhm an iiefuuw- in two aay. , Wauatar IISUO to any oporlr who un , ou! the work of the DotfiiLE Cask ' Ufituu 1 HMMri AasMt amt sakitww wasted ' figartaj lm4mtmM to daatar. Ftar pHNiphlM irlvtBi; ImiikOHMHits. Acl, "M"s I.Mrst.l. 1 i-u III1IUI x.j S3auds;iu Ae. fhi.-, 111. Ss3-axi fhejlof any oSeT-Theu subaribe for the WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL Published at the State Capital, only $1.50 per year, six mouths "oc, four months 50c. Bright Newsy Fearless It contaion Tito Battle of the JPeopTe Ayainst Plutocrats And shows up The Rank Pretensions of the Or gans of the Monopolies I It Is not a monopoly organ", that employs Its Inllii mee to biud the people hand and foot, it Is net the tool of any Interest or of uuy politician. It ad oca lea people's meas ure and iriHMl bHiveriHneut. It believes m abolutely earning out tbe will of the masses of tbe people. Head it, nnd see U It does not. HublluHoct Every Thursday at SALEM OREGON. We have the second lanrost circulation In the Slate and our lUt It oonstanily growiug. SPECIAL. We will setd a elub of Ave new name W any IWoffice lor one year lor 6 W A otub of ten new names to any onV and one eopy to the gelter-up of the clue, oue year for f 10.00,