Evening capital journal., January 22, 1891, Image 2

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HE CAPITAL MMAL
Thursday.
JAN. 22, 1891
TKUMH UK UUUSCKUTION.
Dally br mall per year,- 00
Dull by mall par mouth, ., M)
A'eekly by mall p'rj"-'-, I U)
47-If not paid la advance tb price
ronrged Tor tbe Wkkklv Jovrpai. will he
IL60 per rear. If paper ore Dot delivered
promptly not Ily tbe noic.
FltKE DKMVKIIY BY CAHRIKK.
Dally ror finite wwt 15 cu.
Dally for two "', Z5 ctt.
Dally by month, 6uct
Collection. wlU b twido on lt and 15th
of month. Mnbacribers will pleare leave
money for carrier at bouse or whereon it
la delivered, mm to cauie no delay in
tolled 'ona
This Kvkmiio Capital JotmwAL rrgti
larly recelvm tbe afternoon anaoclated
preaa dlsp&lohea.
GILBERT & PATTERSON,
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware. Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
LOCAfi HAKKKT.
Wheat, net 62 centa per bu.
Hops, actlvw; 2S to 35 cents per lb.
8tronga rottuurunt servea tin
choicest meaU. They muko their
own breads und cakes, and serve
everything in the Intent style.
ExecOtivk Mectinj. The meet
ing at the University was not u
board of trustees meeting at nil. 1 1
was a mooting of t ho executive board
which Is comprised of the resideul
members of the board. A JouitNAL
reporter found no trouble In finding
a place at the meetlugand the mem
bom talked freely as to what was
done. The budlness was tlio jihuhI
routine work of such a board which
has the management of a school to
look after. The question ol remov
ing the school was not mentioned,
as it was not In the province of the
executive committee to handle
that (UHflllon. When the board
met in Portland a few weeks
ago and the meeting was decided
illegal, some tatk of holding a meet
ing In Balem with the executive
board was had, though no cull was
issued to that effect. To hold a
special meeting requires a signed re
quest from soveu members of the
hoard. A spcclul meeting will prob
ably be held In this city In a fnw
weeks to look Into Uio Interest and
welfare of the school. Many of the
people of this city thought there was
to bo a meeting of the trustees last
night, but this wan not ho regunled
among themselves.
Thk Hwihs. Jj not mil to at
tend thoSwls eutortulnment at the
G. A. K. fair, which promises to be
of unusual Interest. MIkh firuco
Kcrlber is known to bo an clllclent
manager and Is unstated by ouo who
has been a resident of Switzerland
and speaks the language lluentjy,
Tito singing, ccMtumcH and tubleaux
will bo true to nature. Une evening
of the fair, vlsltora will bo entertained
by the royal ludles of Kgypt, The
HX!iillar and many colored costumes
of the ladlesaudthelrwultlug maids,
the musto struugely weird and iiioii
ntoiunl, the refreshments served In
orleutul stylo will present a novel
ami Interesting sight. Miss Craw
ford has sjutred uo jmiIiis to make
this department n tiumtw.
Ciianiikok Vknuk. Bandy Old
hus at hint succeeded In obtaining u
ohungo of vi'inio fruin Multiiomuh
to Washington county. The change
was granted on the ground the h-o-plo
of Portland were so prejudiced
ogalnit him thuta fair and liuparltul
trial In that coil uty was liiiiMmalble.
This is not true, but It Is ouo of tint
tricks of thu defendant to delay the
trial. Thu case will now 1st heard
befbnt Judge Krwuk J. Taylor, of As.
torln, Instead of beroro Judge Htiurim
as heretofore. The eoplo In geneml
think ho lm gullied little by the
change.
TlIK Al.llANY L.UUKH' Alii. A
committee ot ludles from Albany aru
ill atlcnilniioo upon the k'KUIut'iru
to present the mutter of on appro
priation for the oriliuim' homo ami
hiwiltal at Albany, an In.lltutlon
under thu control of (ho ladles' Aid
society, of AIImii, which has a
building erected ami enulttoed, and
delrva aid to completountl endow It.
Tim object la a worthy one und
iiouid receive the suuio stute
aid that similar Institution. In lMrt
laud and Bulem rvvclvtv,
TJIK Cuowmnci.- Itemeiitber thu
curtnlu rises exactly at 8;1 this
evening. At 8 p. m. amnio by (he
orchestra. You may never agalu
have tlio opKf .unity of hearing and
wdng Uio crowning of tuoQueen of
Fame, HehcarMiU have been held
every night this week at the opera
hoiiko, and everything I lu trim
condition.
Next Wkhk. T. Holveraon will
ojH'ii up next week a special wlo of
liwlery, underwear, knit aud mus
lin good. The koikU will bo sold
at tho lowest prices ever known In
Bali-Hi. Ciutomer should bo on tho
alert for thttw raro bargain.
Mum iimnn
Choice Dtrrmi. Mtwr. Fiah.
burn k Co. aro haudllug tine butter
kit family trade. They hyo Jut
mwived an luvolco of Wisconsin
ilalry that can't ba exoeUod. They
kavc secured tho entire output of iL
XhHlUrdV'WhloJUlU Dairy,"
which, toey rwlv every Friday
aud are now taking orders, fur rtgu.
kr customers. l-22-2t
in.
Ot-o. Have you u thoao beau.
UMl olograplu la Urgo glltfraims
fcr 11 si Am V Smith', I.m tlun
m( va!w.
,
Continued from flrxt pace.
ing the case. Ayes 40, noes 14.
No. 187 By Crook, to change
name of town of Ellennbtirg to Gold
Beach. On a vote, Ayes, 63; noes, 0.
No. 101 By Myers, to incorporate
town of Independence. Ayes, 53;
noes, 0.
Tbo house adjourned.
senate rnocEEDiwas.
Thursday, Jan. 22, 1801.
Senate called to order by President
Bimon. Upon roll call all answered
prcseut except SonatorWeatherford.
Senate opened with prayer byChap
laln C. C. Butewan, U. 8. A.
Clerk read minutes of yesterday's
session. There being no objection
approved.
Special committee on roods em
powered to employ a clerk.
Senator Eakln Introduced senate
hill No. 111. To Incorporate the city
of Kugeue,this bill was read the first
and second time by title only, upon
suspciiBlou of the rules and referred
to the com. on corporations.
House concurrent resolution No 13
to Investigate statu normal school at
Monmouth, adopted.
liouso bill No 10 passed.
House memorial for a harbor of
refugo at Port Orford, adopted.
The com. on fisheries was empow
ered to employ a clerk.
Tongue moved that a special com.
of three be appointed.
ItKSOLUTlON.
By Moore. That usual supply of
stamps bo afforded the members and
officers of the senate. Adopted.
Com on judiciary reported that
No 10 pass.
HKPOKT OF COMMITTEES.
Tho Judiciary com. reported favor
ably on NoslG, 10, 11,41.
Com. on Corporations reported fa
vorably on No 81 . That No 108 be
printed.
Com on mines reported that No 3
bo punned.
Com on public buildings that No
12 be passed.
Com on counties that No 7 be
referred to (Tom on road npproprl
tlous. The senate concurred lu II J 11
No 3.
Com on agriculture that No 20
pass.
lUloy of select Com on S B No 4,
that it pass.
SENATE IIIM.fi.
No 11 Ily Cross, to 'encourage
more thorough preparation of the
school teachers In Oregon lu regard
to Htuto diplomas.
No 113 Ily Fjillcrton, to create
and aid u Southern Oregon agricul
tural bureuii.
No 114 By Tongue (by request)
lime to recover real property.
No llfj--By Fulton, to reimburso
Clatsop county for taxes puld by er
ror of uHHeHtmeut roll.
No 1 10- By Cross, to create olllco
of attorney general.
No 117 Ily Cogswell, In relation
to llfu Insurance.
No 118 By Moore, In relation to
sale of tide lauds of this stute.
No UU-By Norval, to aid In
building a wagon roail lu Baker
county.
No 120 By Norval, to prevent
destruction of fish.
No 121 Ily CroMio, to construct u
wagon road in Benton county.
Adjourned.
iieuhi: roituNoo.N.
SAl.EM, Jan. 22, 1802,
After prayer by Uev, Bovversox, a
quorum being proMjiit,
Tho sH'ukcr announced as thu
HI'KCIAL COMMITTEE ON nUl.KH.
lUqw. l'urquut, Manning, and
Unlomun,
SENATE MlJvSAdlM.
Senate resolution for a Joint com
mlttcoof Oregon aud Waxhlugtou
'egUlaturvs to uscortulu propriety of
Improving tho Columbia.
Rep. Armstrong iiuiulretl If adop
tion of this rcnotutlon Involved any
oxiHiudlturo of money. Ho sug
gested that all such matters bo
properly referred.
Rep. Montgomery objected ou tho
ground that It was mi Interfetvueo
with n work already undertaken by
tlio fisleral government.
Rep. Miller iiiowhI referenco to
com ou )iumorit.
Uep McCoy argued that It was
siuiply a request for u conferouco.
Rep Jenulugs obJtH'ttM at It In
volved fsMO inlltKigoto pay.
Hep Piupiot moved the resolution
Ihi prlnttnl uud utado eolul order
for Monday at 2 p m.
Rep Ibrues argued that this r--lullou
was of greatest luiHrtaueo,
luuleru Oregon was at tho mercy ol
a kluglo railroad which auoately
declined to truusptrt the prHltiix
fruui ttioiv, uud tho H.HtpKi woro suf-
lonng. uio pvopio or tlio upper
Columbia hud tuld tribute to Port
laud long enough, audit was time
tho rivers were opened and tho jh'O-
pio given their natural rights aud
commsroltu frvttdom.
Rep Miutu argued strongly f,r a
oheiHr way for tho Kvplo of Hast
en! Oregon to got their produuu to
market.
Rep Welch oppood uuklug It a
social onler. Ho wanted ojieu
rivers a early as HMlblo,
Rep Johus.ui inavcit to uuko pco
lal order Friday at 10 a. m. CarritM.
llOUhli JOINT MUMOHIAL8,
By Thompson, to provldo for a re
turn of tl.26 K't aero to -aoh pro
emptor who had paid JtSOau aero
for laud lu tho nxvutly ntorvtl Nor
Pad laud grant. Cum ou public
laud.
ffcTITtONH, vru
Remotutratlng ajpUutt tbo uu.
usual high price of school books.
Coin on education.
From citizens of Linkvilie, to In
crease salary of county Judge. To
Lake delegation.
In favor of reopening old South
road in Bogue River valley. Special
corn on roads.
For fSOOO for a road from Mitchell
to Andover. Same reference.
From Crook county for irrigating
districts and ditches. Com on in
ternal improvements.
From Wasco and Crook, for 15000
for a wagon road. Special com on
roads.
For Australian ballot law. Com
on elections.
Numerous petitions to uot ex
empt church property from taxation.
Com on taxation.
Bep Garfield moved all petitions
relative to exempting church prop
erty from taxation be referred to
Com ou assessment. Carried.
INDIAN WAK8 OF 1855-60.
A house joint memorial was
adopted, to create a commission to
Investigate expenses incurred in
suppression of these Indian hostili
ties. Rep Armstrong moved reference
to Com on federal relations.
Rep Minto hoped this memorial
would receive timely consideration.
The soldiers who went as volunteers
to fight the Indians without pay
deserved government recognition.
Referred.
1IKTOKT8 OK COMMITTEES.
No 181, to incorporate city of Dal
las. Amendment by Com. Adopt
ed. Referred to Com on engross
ment. HOUSE AFTEUNOON.
The chair apo!uted Reps Arm
strong, Henry und Snider on joint
committee to visit Normal school at
Monmouth.
To visit deaf uud dumb school
Blundell, Stlllwell und Furry.
HOUSE RESOLUTION
By Thomas, for a Joint committee
on apportionment of legislative ami
congressional districts. Adopted.
(Ex-Rep Dnwsou, of Linn, uud
Moody, of Wasco, were Invited to
seats.)
By Garabee, In favor of u ortage
railway at the dalles of the Colum
bia. Rep Montgomery moved
reference to com on federal relations.
Carried,
A BKPUULICAN CAUCUS
Is called at armory hall to-morrow
at 0 u. m.
i'KUSONAh AM) LOCAh.
Hon. R. P. 1-iirhart, of Portlond,
Is In the city.
Judge Kelsey returned to his home
In Corvullls to-day.
W. L. Hutlbrd,; of Corvullls, was
In tho city to-day.
Hon. Phil Molschuu came up from
Portland this morning.
Miss Moore, of Corvullls will be
clerk of tho house committee ou
roads uud highways,
Tho number of prisoners ouliued
lu tlio iKMiltculiurv bus hovered
around tho figures "320" during
tlio past week.
Some of Portland's political bosses
are lu Salem, endeavoring to hung
amendments enough to tho bill on
tho Australian ballot reform, to sink
It.
Hon. T. C. Sols, who was ouo of
tho state sonators lu an early day,
but now u resident of Canyon City,
Is lu tho city, tho guest of Stute
Treasurer Metschuu.
Presiding Klder J. Bowersox, of
tho Evangelical church, went up to
Sweet Home this afternoon, to In
vestigate tho recent troubles in the
church at that pluco
Fog wiihbo thick lust evening that
that thu tij-rlver bout from rortlnud
wai obliged to "liaug up" thus de
laying tho arrival of considerable
freight for this city.
Tho JouiiKAi. lit huppy to note
(hut the cltlzcna of Bnleni aru taking
a hearty Intertwtln tho Orand Army
far. A great aiiccem In uxpecUtl
and many uuliiue featurea aro uelug
autiounctMl. Thlit U uh It should U.
for thu maltitalulng of thin organlza.
tlou ui a ktrong coiullllun U tlio i
Koiitvu of great gotKl tootircity. lM i
the loyal work goon.
W i i.i. AUirri'K AIlNNiHKtA Tho
Wlllamvlto Jublleti olugvra aud
mliiHtrul trouH) aro KnikiHl for at
Hcfd'n ojwrn Iioiiho Junuurv 'J7lh.
1 HI trotiH) upjH'urH under the timn- j
agetnuut of Win 11. Dunnlugton. I
wiiu In well vented lu how to enter
tain uu audience. Tho company Is
coiiiHUkd of tho bct minstrel talent
in Portland and Balem aud has
Mime excellent blnglng by the Ut
minstrel singer lu thu northwest.
IXin't fall to heo them and hear
iHimethlug you have not heard bo
furu,o Tuesilay ulght next.
HiVMHNKws.-TheThreo BUter
Mine up this noon, fhim the ,11.
abliHl Nortliwrtt, Willi Ijcrlwdofl
fcvlitht. The Maimmlllo wut up1
Ilia rler llil iuonilnK after another I
I.ia.l uf fnvljjht for Kalotn. Thellnasl
v 111 work for a few iUy longer Iks
luw, bvforv riiiulnir fur up ah
tnibiii. Tho Thrvv SMvn w II jj ui
to Ititetn'iulomv tliU t'Sfiilnj,'.
IuUUtorM au.l lruiii!ra lu the
oily h III ilitMtfllUiKUunU theti uaU.
at 8tron rvUuraul U'forw tuaVluw' ,
"
jwiuaueut airuct'iiieui flkr boanl.
ItcKuUr tuoU uuiy 36 wiitm
MUU 1h. ar ktill laklMR lhj
tine hotui at thWr tmllvry uvtr th
jKwt niiv. IhauiluvlhWrwork,
MMttOtWHi
TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE
The tiirnnial Meeting Held in Thi
City Jlnrh Interest
Manifested
The Slate Temerauee Alliance
met at the M. E. church yesterday
afternoon with a fair attendance,
with Rev. C. C. Buteman, of Ore
gon, City president, in the chair.
The meeting wui opened with
singing and prayer by Rev. H.
Gould.
Rev. H. Gould, Rev. H. Brown
aud MIes Gill were appointed as a
committee ou credentials. While
the committee was making up its re
port, slugiug, interspersed with
short speeches, occupied the lime.
The committee on credentials re
jwrted the following delegates en
titled to seats.
DELEGATES IN ATTENDANCE.
II. S. Jory, J. P. Robertson, VVm.
Petit, Mrs. E. J. Harris, Salem;
Miss Nellie Rogers and J. M. Wag
ner, Liberty; C. T. Miller and Jacob
Voorhees, Woadburn; J. P. Cole,
Aurora; Win. Nutter, Turner; Leslie
Butler and Henry Brown, 'The
Dalles; M. Hosford and Jane Mas
sey, Brooks; T. Atchison, Oakville;
Miss Ida Cole and Miss Lillle GUI,
Sclo; Prof. Andereon, W. F. Foster,
Mrs. Gillespie, George Hatch, Dex
ler Field, Herman Polrte, Mra.
Ramp, Mrs. Fisk, Mrs. Scribe!
and The. VanScoy, Salem; Mrs. M.
Cyrus, Sclo; Dr. Harrington, Port
land; Rev. O. E. Cline, J. H. Roork
and S. P. Wilson, Salem; R. D.
Mitchell, Hillsboro; R. C. Rumsbj
and Small, Sllverton; Luclnda Har
ris and W.Harris, HrooksjS. Brown
uud S. Condlt, Aumsvlile.M. Camp
bell, Cunby; A. W. Buird and Mrs,
W. W. Alorse.Oregon City;MissOllie
Smith, Rev. II . Gould, Mrs. H
Gould aud Mrs. Jane Witherite,
Jefferson; Rev. C. (J. Buteman, H
E. Cross, Mrs. Helen McCowu and
Mrs. Lottie Balrd, Oregon City; S.
Layman, P. L. Kennedy, Mrs. Dora
Kay, Mrs. Nellie Carter und Edith
Hull, Woodbum; Mrs. A. L. Duger,
Mrs. E. E. McKlnney, E. W. Rob
ertson, aud J. C. Wulgamut,Turner;
Mrs. E. M Vandervorl, R D. Hoi
man, A. T, Yeutou, J. Klngsler
uud Mrs. Miller, Salem
Thu committee on arraiigi'ments
reported a program for the eveniug
session, nfler which tho president
outlined tlio work of tlio coming ses
sion. A general dismission of the
temperunee question was indulged
In by tho members of the alliance.
Upon motion, u committee of
three, consisting of J. P. Itobertson,
II. D.JoHes, und Leslie Butler, was
unpointed on temperance legisla
tion. The ufternoon session was clobed
with singing uud prayer.
THE EVENING .SESSION.
At 7M) p. m. tiie session opened
with prayer by the president, Rev.
C. C. B.itemun, after which the con
gregation joined in singing the
uutional hj mu "America."
After the usual preliminaries of
making announcements aud taking
up n collection were attended to
Rev. Gwyuuu delivered the opening
address of welcome in a very able
und cordial manner.
The response by Roy. Henrv
Jtrown of Tliu I)illn ...n..llv ". .nP ntmml plulntlll In tbo above en
jninii, oi mu ijjiua, was equally tilled court, unu-ontllo with the clerk of
good
President Iluteniait'ti address,
which hinted fully threc-tpiuitersol
uu hour were very plain and waa u
good argument for teniH.rauce from
u republican btuudpolut. He is u
forciblo8iHukernnd in hiamldreeahe
touched ou tho Australian ballot
ayHti'iu im lielng tho future means of
Milvlng Ihe liquor problem, IHhiuI
uri'Mdlil not favor thu enuctinentof
lawfor prohibitory iiunBuresuntil the
public mind was In a Htate to receive
ucU law utideuforcotheiu, or rather,
when tho luwh would execute thcin-
hi'lvt. He cald.
"I do not bcllovo you can logislato
for tho morality of the people, whtn
thu public couseluncu is higher
thiiit thu law, thu latter will
bo obeyed without force. When
wo llud that public hontiuieut
l do elevatel tliut it will dlspardK
thobellingof li(Uor, wo will llud the
law executing itKulf. We xhould not
talk aUuit voting aud what inun we
ahouhl put up for olllco who will ad
vocate (einiHirunce; but wo thou!d
go uUiut douotineiug it uh wrongnnd
edtimtlng i he (Mtiplu to UpUo It and
rvelaituing ihooe ulrwuly addietel ti
the habit, I ti UiIh way wo would ao
coitmlUli fur better ruaulta limit bv
calling inon cowanU who will :mt
vote with tu. Mvu aro not oowardR
who will uot vote for moru nruliibi.
tory uiwikurvn, khuMe the laws we
have violated evry day."
titi.ii . ... . ..
une .ii r. itaiumun uonrxxs was
not iu harmony with the view 8 of
ftomeofthc memlKirs, yut it watt
full of tktuiid login aud praotleiil
Uiought. After a few rotuark by
Major li T.Scott, rvtvutly from Ne
braska, the mooting udJourud to
uiMt at 0 o'olook this iiiuruiug.
The alliance wru wiIKhI to order
J"18 ,uwn,u8 H" iww,klt.t
AU,,"ru, OlJ wl lir Uy
. " W. Mluut irf mtvUm
? 0D, od "M'rvwl.
,w followl u unU,,,, wor lfew
v.v.
l'raUliiit !Uv. S. VlUtM, of
tjalwiu; vWw prttaklU, V. 1". Hlg
il.ill, Saldii; J V. HimHIi, ltvaulMirf,
UUt lUitUr, The Dall; ami Johu
l.uer, uf Orui tkujuty.
ti IAyinaM, lH ItulUraiMl II
tivuW' Mt,,1 W"Mtl a a
eu
l' 'Wwi f eottoUlutluM.
U W 11-11.... ... .
K K. MvlvlHiKt)' w t4vot4
Hilary aud trwaurur f thu alMuMv.
lo tpUr, wu 4mtml HtrmUfk
U tln XHWttve vuiuHtra.
The wrwUry ril hU aNuual i
rt.
Treasurer's report was read by
tho secretary and adopted. I
Upon report of the committee on
constitution, the tlmo of meeting
was made annual instead ol bien
nial, and the time of meeting was
set for the first Weduesday in De
cember, und that the first annual
meeting be held Dec 1891.
Commltte on president's address,
Rev. H. Gould, Jacob Voorhees aud
H. S. Jory.
Committee on resolutions. Judge
Jo Conslla, R. C. Ramsby and Lillie
GUI.
Committee on report of treasurer.
P. L. Klngsler, S. Layman and B.
Harris.
On Motion of E. E. McKiuuey,
of Turner, Leslie Butler and John
Knight were appointed as a com
mittee to devise some plun by
which the alliance could be pro
vlded with funds.
Tbemeetiugudiourned to 1 o'clock
this afternoon.
To Wed. Catherine A. McGrath
and Thomas J. Cornier, aud Inez E.
Savage und L. Albert McCorub were
granted licenses to marry by County
Clerk Babcock to-day.
UnieLSTEit: Keller k Marsh
have secured the services of Mr.
Cottrell, of Buffalo, N. Y., an expe
rienced upholsterer of twenty years
in fine work. Work of any descrip
tion will be attended to at reasona
ble rates. 1-8-tf.
Assignee's Notice.
Persons indebted to the late linn
of Cox fe Boggs, insolvents, are
hereby uotified that they must set
tle up immediately or suits will be
instituted for collection.
W. H. Conrad,
Assignee.
240 Commercial street.
MARION TOWNSEND
(SfCCESSOR TO JAY C. SMITH)
PROPItlKTOH OF
"THE CLUB SUABLES."
Sn.-clal ottentlon viien to Irani-lint stock.
Iocs boariled liv the day, week or rarnth
Colt. LIIlt-IlTY AND KE1!
UY STKFETS
Tiltphotic, No. :
tiALEM, OH.
Sunmions.
In tlio circuit court oftbi stnto of Ore.
gon for the county of Marlon
J.UZIO ,M. welzell, I'lalutllt. )
vs. . J.
Wllllnm F. Wrtzcll, Detcndiint J
To William F. Wetiell. ilefi'iuluiif. In Urn
above entitled uctlen: In thcnaiiui ofthe
stale of Oregon, you are hereby noulred
to aniHMirand answer tin- nimnhiliiL oflliH
aia conn nj ihenrst day ofthe ue' reg
ular, the Februari , 1S91. term of wild cir
cuit court in the city of Halet , Marlon
county, wtuteof Ortgon, ou Monday the
8lh day of Kebruarj, 1HDI, And Jou aro
hereby notified thru If you fall to apreur
and answer said complaint a.H hereby io
HUltfil, the p'ulnlltl will apply totlie court
lor tho relief pruj ed for In wild -ouiplalut,
to-lt: 1 hat the marriage contract here
loloro and now existing between you,
William F. etzell, anil the plalutltt,
Lizzie M. Wglrell, bo dissolved, Mnd th t
tho plulntlir be it-stored to her maiden
name, aud tor such other and further re
llcftts may be lu equity Just and rea-ona-ble.
Said demand and pruer being based
uxin the ground of your willful desertion
aud abondoumentof the plalDtlirfor more
than one year last past.
Publlfbed In tlm i'apitai. Joiiivai. for
lx wks by order of Hon. ltouben P.
llolse.Jiidueortliaclrmiftisniirt urtln. .tntn
of Oregon tor Mariou county, made at
chamber In the city of Salem, Marlon
county. Orvgou.ouMouday.the LMh day
of Dtwmber, ISlO. l'U.vl'r a HUNT,
AttornejTi for l'lalutltr.
Executrix Notice.
VTOTICE Is hervby given that the un
1 durslguext has boeii duly appointed
executrix ul the last will uud lostament
and Mtute of Amanda Eddy, decvised. by
the County Court ot the state of Ortvou.
ftr Mailon county; aud all persons having
claims HKHlnxt said twt lie are herebv not!
fled to prtteont them duly erlfled "to the
uuuci-ikuvu ui tier resitinnce lu Noilh rv
tftiu, MMrton county, Oregon, within Mx
inoBths from the date of the first nubllrn.
Ilonherwir. And till persons indal.led tu
aid nite are here'.y requiwtud tc make
Imiiiedlulu iwymeut or the Mine to tho
underatgiMMi
IlataHl, Junuurv 1. lsl,
, . , VlUKLIAKCHVNFY
Kxeeutrtx nftln etMle of said dcnxlcnt.
nit. ii
J new
Urnit, tu
It. (IUIKFITII.dentUL.aiHM in K.,),.
uuiiuiug.euruvraiiuiimrcUl and '
rwleiu. Aiitwtliti. i.iuiiiii..n..Ii
Wieudnslrvd. s-6-tf
AtliiiitilMrator's Notice.
TOTICKI firty gHwi u whow It m3
L WHtevrn. thai tt uiul.i.ui i. . ..
l of ll. U. Ctotiu. aWMl, AU pit.
tliwl lUmtm. Hutuws A Hyilu7wlth
tmtvd at lUtrw. Or. Jaa. & Ml
wittbinitiH-.
Summons.
1 tt rtrMlt reut TltMCtaori.lfMan
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A Wonder Worker.
Mr. Frank Huffman, n youug
man of Burlington, Ohio, states
that lie had leeu under the enrw of
two prominent physicians, and u-ed
tiipir treatment until lie was not nbl
to get arouud. They pronounce!
his cato to be conuuu)ilo!i and in
curable. He w.is i persuaded I to try
Dr. Kiuc New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs aud colds and at
that lime was notable towalkucros
the street without resting. He
found, before he bail used half of a
dollar bottle, that he was much bet
ter; he continued to use it aud is to
day enjoying good health. If you
have any throat, lung or chest trou
ble try it. We guarantee satisfac
tion. Trlul bottle free at Fry's
drug store.
Thfl Best in tbe Country.
Dr. E. S. Heldeu: 'The Ethereal
CVmgh Syrup cannot be excelled in
the market for the cure of coughs,
colds, and bronchial affections.
W. M. BOGGS' Napa.
Large size $1,00, small 50 cents.
For sale by all druggists.
IJncklpn's Arnica Kulve,
The Best Halve In the world for CntH,
Uralses, yores, UIcer, &ilt Kheuiii. lue
Hores, Icter, (,'hnpped Hnnils, C'lillolnlnw,
(Virus and nil Sklu ErtiptloiiH, and popl
lively cures riles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect Ratlslnctlou
or money refunded. 1'nce, 25 cent per
box.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 27.
THE WILLAMETTE
rs k
uuuer Hit: iiiuuncmcut ui in xj uuu-
nlm.lnn niinctcllnrf t-kf ennne ilnnnAO nnd
t1-- l.. Mn.n..AMnH n ' TI 1)i.n I
llltUlUli'l IIH.lluug, uiiaiuw ir.vo uuu
farces. The goand opeulud,
26 ARTISTS 26
Beautiful colume.s and something entirely
new, nssisled by the
SECOND REGIMENTBAND,
THE WILLAMETTE QUAKTETTE, con
sisting of It. Johnson, Jumes Cleveland, F
II. Forester and Henry Wilton, late of the
leading northwest uilnstrclH.
Tbe celebrated W.M. 15. DUNNINGlON
In his entirely original act ulll entertain
the senators andt-olonuln an amusing
manner. Don't full to see Dunnlngton's
laughable afterpiece entitled, "This ticket
am too large, or going to the colored bal!.-'
A grand street parade at -:M p. in.
Admission D and T5i;Is. Tlckatti on sale
at Pat ton's.
Notice.
rpHE Salem Lumber Co. this dny dls-
J. solved by mutual consent. All persons
knowing tnemseives inaeuien io said com
pany are requested to make Immediate
payment to J. V. Carr, in charge ofthe
books. Signed, A. U. HUM AN.
MJ-lt J. O. DOIUtANOE.
Jan. 17, 1SD1.
TOE TEMPLE OF FAME.
The Crowning of (lie Qneon oi'
Fame
Will be given at Heed's Opera House Thurs
day January 22, '1)1.
The mostpleaslng.the most gorgeous ant
most Instructive entertainment ever yl on
lu the city,
CAST OF CHAItACTKIW.
Goddess of Fame N. Eva Lee
Christine NellNon I-eon.i ilii
Hypatla Uelle Golden
Topsy .- Jeuuie liooth
Queen Elizabeth Cunie I). Wnoclruin
.Martha Washington .-Lillian itoblin
Hlsierof Charity Emma M.irr
Harbaru Freltchle .Mabel Heiren
TbeCurey Sisters .Minna H. Smith
IHattlcltlch.irdsoi
Queen Isabella.. LInule LeuK
Mimantlia Allen Mm. Chus Helley.
Mother Oartleld Mrs. II. Leach.
Xautliipe Dr. 8. A. Dais
Grace iMrllnd-. ...Lulu Johnson.
Mrs. II, 11. towe- Lthel Ul,
suppho Augusta Palmer
Miriam Sue Allen
.Mrs. Partington.. Clara Lee
Florence Nightingale Ella Arbergast.
Jean of Arc Grace Gllllnghum
.Mary (Jut-en of t'cots ZaidaFulmei
HridgelO'Flanuigau Edith l'rlzzille.
Loulta Jl. Alcotl Edith Lewis
Jenny Llnd .Mary hhaler.
PiHaihontas IterthaLie
Mrs llrowulng Mrs. L. It. Osborne
Mother Goose .Mile Melleu
Adellua Paul. Ilully Pairlsh
1 agw Fred aud Hoy Mi-Iurjiv,
Piuulst iv,j g,ltI
Cornet bolo Ily Pro!, J. m. Coomer
.Maids: Ada Payne, Klllu Mct'uiloch, Ad.
Moue, Delia l'ane, May Mesick, Ia-uu
1'ajue, llertha OeMOss. Chorus of little
girls. Grand rubeleuu.
AamissioM wic lleser ed seats 75cts
Dearborn's book store.
rv.SK OF THE LARGEST EsjTAHLIhH
Unienu In the ."state. Lower rat) ihai.
PoiUaud. Largest stock Legal lllaiiks lr
the Mate, a-d bluiret dlscounl
t
r'celist of Job printing, aud catalogue ol
siid foi
legi blanks. E. M. U'a i m
Htea-u Printer A&itm Oreon.
L& SKIFF! CO.
Dentists,
Htir Optn Hmih.
Silera, Or.
From Tt rmioal or Interior lVints the
Nortlici'o Pacific Ilailnmd
Is tb- llu u take
To all Points East and Smth.
It U tlwdlulog oar route. Ilmu. UmmrL
Tellbul imIim evry day In ttMywru
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO :
(No rbaae vf (tin.
CoifMtof diaingtisM uuur;ura,'
ISUtiiMU druvtDK rum kun
KM llfcl (UlpllHml
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
-- - L.. U . ...A s.
'T" "' T"" "" -wrni ! i in rtlrl
TSS;'.1ri"'', T"1, !rt -""I Mr
tifr. - - .. "' -
' ' ." -k "U EM Ul,a Mtili 11.
..
ICLKUAJtT TA.Y OOAHKK.
A otiitn.u.
ajH- i stub !
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I-WinwM , fc- yMa. t
"" " i - wt .vi.i
i
i , -,. ocr., i i iu .
Pail l4m.-llot i Mir in, i ii
Klrlu. MMn a tcr a l .,
l4 Mk.su lo,ry -..
.... A I). flAKJ.T)X.
"iSftlL lZZlX?f? ux
al
.. ...,..-..........w.,JMvi.r.in
LANDS.
Tl niidcivijrtu'tl is jitvi ari-i to
.- i't tjivin lauds at the Ix'.st rates.
kin'
, ,.JJnil i,rj,eity. L. C. F1SI1K1"?, li7
i j
EJ AT nfilfjC f TH r! tM
Wr m Fr M
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Taints, Oils
ami Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Jiorder, Artists' Ma
terials. Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
MIW All VI5K riSBMIIM'S.
M'
RS K. O. IIONC'O, liar her aud hair-
dre-i-'or. Shniupooliic laale-.' una
children's hnlr a spc-lalty. She .will bo
p!eued to tie all her old customers at her
tuop uppcsiie me upvra iiou-j
-y
I I
OEl'H FUshKR biibirandhalrdress
limr cutllrgajct'D's, sbaMnglo:""
cents. Ilcstofwork lUTfMatOhtreet.
WANTED. Everyone to g-t their clocks
and watches repaired bj I. L. Klmber,
food work and low price. 1-itie line of
ewelry and time pieces on lrinrt -tt 11C
State street. il.dxw
Wanted local and traveling salemen
to sell Lubricating Oils. Applv for
terms to The Dieterlchs 311 Co., Cleveland.
Ohio. It
JOHN 0'Hi:, Attorney at law. Koom
ocr Capital National bunk. Collec
tions a specialty. Correspondence solicited
TIMBER AND TIMBER LANDS
1 ha e NK) acres f good timber land for
sale, one of the best bites lor a mill in
Oregon. This tract of timber islocated one
mile from H. It. 1 nNo lre three other
small tracts for sa'e of loo ncies each. I
also make a specialty oflocatlng home
steads and preemptions aud timber claims
in favoiatile localities Parties wanting
eoernment iniid will do well taconsull
me as I am well posted In all the land laws
and latest declsionsof the general land of
fice. I lim e three relinquishments forsale
mat are wen locntea, unnay io u.j-. uo s .
It. Will be sold cheap. 1 can be seen at
my residence one block enstoft'ook Hotel,
Salem. Or, W. W. HEPUUKN,
Soiiss of the Nations!
GRAND PATRIOTIC CONCERT
UNIVERSITY CHAPEL
Wednesday Evening, Jan. 28,
PHILHARMONIC SOC
IETY.
-FIFTY VOICXiS,-
A,slhlod by AII-s Leona Willis, Miss
Edith Hurri, Miss I-.dua Adam-, Miss
lary "shsler, ML-s Mand.i Combs, Mrs.
Vmnio tnitli Mr. H. J. Eplcj, Mr. V. A.
ilnn Jubilee iiuartette. Also leadings
y Miss Ames. ongB In ihaiactcr uud
dans ofthe cU I i-d nations.
Admission 25c Tlckets.it tho book stores
ir membeis ot the W. U. band.
M.
RINEMAN
OkAI.Klt I.N
Staple anJ Fancy
s,
Crockery, Ul.is-.iro, Limps, Wo ened
and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed.
VKoveattablesand fruits In their season.
'Highest Price p ld for country produce."
wesolicit a share of jour patronage.
1W IU. State stieet.
JOHN G, BARR.
Watchos -and Silverware.
JEWELLER, 169 State St.
SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN.
Sneclal lltrilltlnn tn nioaciipln.F .l.rn..
Bbt .and classes titled. A stock that will
'. all vye?. Ulasi-es forcrltlcalcasesgrouud
md rltied to order.
WATCHCS, ETC.
A iiew stock of clocks, silver and gold
tt-atohes, silvern ar and Jewelry: whlct
vlll be sold cheap. Also u lot of
PAWNED WATCHES;
will be sold at Ipssthun half their valus.
Call und convince jourself. t
IV
w
111,
Suoceutor to Amos Stronj.
Pioneer Bakery
271 Commcial Street.
French and G rmun Wheat ait-.l
Rye Breads in City Styltu.
Vipnna Rolls.
SPECIALTY OF FANU V OAK ? b
Patry and CMifootioury
Ilaking lu FuU Stook.
Our wifr brvAil aud cake baktit
rw rlrstMts artfets In thrir line,
aud we aim to bav
Bnryttins & FiwL
Cattle !
A Ml ltgj mm iw b, U j
'
r i . j u. !,,
Apiiolutiiiont orKxoc i tor.
IV . '" . iu whm II
.: ,; .'V'--' i.i.j tb.
prt.a. ,y ..." "" V.l '"
bm ' It'iwttr I arr
prv(. . w ll i r
. ' I... llo.li
TiU-S
I lb
.u . .. ... ..-: - '."'.
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".l I 1 1 .1 I I ....
furnish buyers nil
Also city and sub
P. 0. Block.Salein.
Wlio do All Kinds of
V
As Cheap us ruy Laundry m
the Country Using " hite Help
and doing lir&t-c!as vork.
B-L!il'cs nnd jnas Invited
o itfupect t r prrcca? of doing
work.
230 LiKrtv Itseet,
i ii i in mhmivttmmoaammmamwsB
SALEM IRON WfflBES.
0. I). 1IUTT0N, Prop.
CnstlntH nf nil kind" ii-.ndo to order.
MII.l. MACHINKKY,
PI.ANI.N'a M1MJ3,'
COHNICKS,
METAL FRONTS,
WHEELS, I'ULLEYg,
uud fcpfclul castings 01 uny style or pat
tern made In short order, smooth aud re
tlublelu cveiy particular.
Repair any Machinery in Short Order.
Turning lathes, engines, hop presses
and hop stoves built, will make estimates
any
iron worK ueenea. uooa
price
paid for old lion.
3-lS-lm
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Office 181 Commercial St.
All styles ofthe Famous Singer constant
ly on hand; also repairs and needles for al
kinds of machine.
BURT CASE, Agent.
SAVE MONEY ON
BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS.
C. G. GIVEN & Co's.
Bottom
Cash
Prices'!
our specialt.es.
I "ltellables." for men. Pebble calf.
Crpedmoor styln, afJ.CO shoe for J.75.
II. 'Common Sense," for Ladles, 8
bright Don -ol j , stylish mi any made, a SJ.OU
shoe lor sa.75
III. I c:iu save you money on boj 's and
children's shoes. Positively low prices.
Itepuiring done. Custom work solicited.
nn-tr
25c Want Column,
Nutlces Inserted for ONE CENT PER
WOHD EACH INSERTION. No adver
tisemeut lns.ei ted lu this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
TOTICi:. All musicians who wish to
J Join a musical society will please leae
their names at Diamonds music
306 Ccminerciel street.
house ut
l:S-lw
FINE furnished rooms at reasonable rates
at U7 Chemeketa street. 1:'J tw
KINDEHGARTEN: Mrs. Padgham's
x rlmaiy School and Kindergarten iu
xcitlou rouui of the Paesbyteilan Church.
ANY person knowing I hemsel ves to have
Jackscrews belonging to D.C.Howard
ivsou, ple.iso return them. The persons
having them are known aud will prevent
trouble by teturulng them Immediately.
lfciB-lm-dw
WANTED-An active. Honest Mas
balarj 8100 monthly if sulta ble, with
opportunities for advance, to represent
locally a responsible rsew York house.
Hefereuces. Al.uiUfACTUBEli, Lock Box
AUAUQAIN. A house nnd two loU for
sale4n South Salem at only &00. In
quiieof W.U. blmpsou. ll:3-tf
PATRONIZE Home Industry, aud use
Mountain Balm (ini-h inrp nimr.
anteed to give rellet or money refunded.
.Manufactuied By H. H. Cross, Salem, Ore
gon. Smith it steincr sole agents for
Balem. 1-Sdlm
"TT7A.VTED An active, reliable man-
s.ilary S70 to $so monthly, with in
crease, to icpresent lu hts om section a
responsible No.v York house. Itelerences
.UNUFACTUHElt, Lock Box 15S5, New
ork.
Fit SALE. About three acres of land
ou Asium Aienue, good dwelllug
house, conveniently arranged; lnrge barn,
a great vailety of fruit trees uud shrub,
bery; com enlcnt to Electric railway, never
falling water ou premises. For particu
lars Inquire at second housoon right hand
side of Asylum Arenue going from clt.
14 tf
Tr anted To trade a town lot In Capl-
Ollnger, Ul Mill street.
. I tal Park Addition for lumber. A.
lL-29-tf
rWNKBS
OF COVS.-For service, a
(1 It ATI Plla.l K..1I rPii.rna
J pure-bied Bed
$o, cash. At my place in Salem. J. L.
fAllUUII. -n.ji
P?ill?Trtvenlcel'furnlshed rooms,
rtn. clJu bUHlness part of city, by tie
VonfsTJL,r moatu" Corner l&tr and
A ftiW BOO.
FROfvl COVER TO COVER.
Fully Abreo.t with the- Tln.es.
WEBSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY
A GRAND INVESTlOlE-NT
tt tba Family, School, or ProfMtoBjd Llbr
.Tho Authentic, Welater'a Ve
Unc of 1664. 9 & 84, copyric
Property of tho ttadewlRned. U
Thoronchljr RorUed and EnlargtA
andaaadiatlnimT,ln. Ulm. bn
tho name otWtUUr' Mti'
tional Dictionary.
Editorial xrork upon ikU rtrU
ha been in notiTo progreaa torei
Ten Years. NotleVthnOneHo
dred naid rlltit-ii l.Vnn a"
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