Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 23, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIt u IHB CAPITAL JOUMJL. FIIIOAY. JAN. S. ISfil TKUMH vr "iVrBM-'lUPTiO-. tH7 by mH per jri Jti br raJI pr month, -A'eekly br mail pr J r -JUtfl -ff i M In stBDC me prw! rntrvwJ r the vVMCI.T JaVK AU w. rill fce ILKIperrmr If npe r Wrt o" promptly notify toe offlc. FKtX UEUVERT-BV CABBIEK. fwIl filnrla vrrl Me- XWUly ftf to U 3eu. UsJiy by nxmuv mcu .-ti.i.. m . tntinn lit and 1Mb oMnooib. Mat-erlber. will Pll nxmrr forcarrten t boc or Jerwn H HdeMrnvd.no m to cu no delayi in enilecl'ont. Tint KrflioOAWTAt.JoDiuAl. rtjcnj UrJy rroelTt the afternoon socatea premdtopatcne. GILBEIIT & PATIERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. LOCAL MARKET. Wheat, net02 cent per bu. Hop, active; 23 tfl3-' cent per lb i m Btroug'it restaurant wsrvea tin cliolcetit meant. They nmke their own breadn and cake, and aervt everything In the latent Hlyle. Ohuy Fivk Of the Hlxty mem ben In the houxe of the Oregon Jejclaluturu only flye are lawyerH Tills Is an Incident very uncommon for uch a large body of law mnkeo to have m few pereonii veracd In the law In their number. Of the five three am young men, having practiced their profewilon but a few yearn. Hon. N. L. Ilutler, or Dal lux, Polk county, 1 the oldest of the five, and W. II. Holmes, or Balem. In next In olut or yearn. Of the other three members, W. N. Barrett cornea from JIlllHboro, Wellington county, W. K. Tlioman, from Port land and John II. Hall, from East Portland. Mr. Hull Ih one or the httrdent worker In the Iioiiho. It If ntrangu that not a olngle lawyer Ih In the houfte from Botithcru Oregon ot the great country eaitt or the mount alnn. The donate In well supplied with lawyer from every part or the ntutv, Jo-Jo, Till celebrated attraction In the h1uiK) or n human 111011 Htrottlty will bo In Haleui aH an noil need elsewhere. He In known the world ovniM the bent upclmcn of dog-man living, Jo-Jo wim born In the Interior of HiihhIii and when he lint appeared In tiilu country wim unnbto tonpeak any but IiIh native tengue: but wo are Informed that he now FpcakH Kugllfdi qullu ltu.sntly, and iiIho write and reud Intelli gently. He Ih truly an Intonating character mid one or tho row at' truetloiiH of the kind lliat In genuine. PliyHlclaim and Hclentlllo iKtrHouv are retpieHtcd to examine Jo-Jo, and nil Interested will be umdu welcome to Inveitlguto tho merit claimed for thlH freak of nature. WlM. UOMKOUT A I.I. ItlOHT. A good many fanners are worrying soiiiu now for fear next season will not bo a good crop year. Tin streams In the valley nm always fed until late In the summer l snow molting In tho mountains, fur nishing a splendid Irrigation system The amount of snow now Mornl In thu iiiouulnliiH Is miiuh Ien than b itommoii at tills time or the year, In fact there Is no snow around except on the highest mountains. We w III either havu lo have more snow In tho mountains or frequent mint during thu summer to Insure good crops, But Oregon always mini out all right. Htigenu Register. Cantata ok N ationn. The none tournament of nations will take pluee In the University uhuHl on next Wednesday night. All thu leading nations will bo represented in song and eostuuiu, A wide tugu of music will be given, piano, violin, solo, quartette and chorus singing. Tlekets on salu at Dearborn's and Vatton's Isstk stores. A treat awaits nil at Heed's oHra hoiisu Tiieaduy night when tin Willamette Jublleo singers ami luluntrvU will lie them. HCSAIXlIt KAHI'UAM'H lirtTATK.- Thuwlllor thu lalu Senator Kast ham has Un admitted to prolmto Thu estate of the demised Is ver) largo every dollar of which is de vised to his widow. Ho purxwely omitted naming his children in tin will, feeling confident that his wife would amply provldu Air them Mm, Kusthnm Is namel as sole ex ecutrix without builds, ntul shu 1 not required to file nn Inventory or appraisement of thu estate. In I'ei.ifi: Uouht. One or the Inhabitants or tho fiat on Kerr) street, m up In Ittivrder UooduU's oouit yesterday for Iwltig drunk mid disorderly, and left III for her up iH-krunea or trial, but railed to show up Ml the pKliited time. The none person was up nulu today for tuMiilt with a daiigemu wertxu The Keplutir thu UIvm oil the fiat, sti'io to Ik uuuldu to live In hmiv even among Ihem'lves. Uoui 1:at.-11kv. Dr.Hurrlugton, who wns in Haleui a few days ngu, starts Kat In a few dts to ulteud tho uieelliiK of tho grtat MethwIUl Book Conivro, which meets hi Clu cluuMl lu thu early rt of hVlm ry, HoexjkecU to bu lu Chlcagti on tho titU of February, ud will mil m tho Halem Uy who nro t the Nrthwe.terii UulverHy In Kvaus ton, 9 few uilks out from that oily. Tlio BiSiu Htrani Uuuvlry. 360 ,- .wiwny kiwiii rjvuiwHwii uup Htwl MW LI WTURK UI' POWB POKBJfOOy. S a i.iar, Jan. 28. A quorum being preent. After prayer, by Ilev. aine, and deposition of Journal, the speaker in the chair, the house consioerea an a special order JJUMj HVS WATBB BtLL, Senate Bill No 6. wm taken up and passed, wilhoui opposition. Hep Rlchcy moved that State Printer be instructed to print bills in regular order as Introduced, ex cepting incorporation bills. Car ried. Hep Miller moved reconsideration of resolution for Joint Com. to redls trlct state. Carried. The Com of C was changed to Corn of 8, 0 from the houe and 8 from senate. Adopted as amended. BRPKBKRD. No 01 By Htlllwell, W.OOO for bridges In Tillamook county. To upeclal Com on roads. No 07 By Welch, authorize Asto ria to build a sea wall, grade streets, make sewers and Issue bonds. Com on Corporations. No 09 By Itecd. 5,000 Tor road in Douglax county. To special Com on roads. No 09 By Snider. For an addi tional circuit Judge ror first district. To delegation from 1st Judicial dis trict. No 70 By Stephenson, providing road viewers and defining duties. To Com on roads and highways. No 72 ByBotklu, requiring coun ties to erect stone monuments on section corners. To Com on coun ties. No 73 By Merrltt, to ituthori.e mothers to appoint a guardian by will. To Com on udlciary. ' No 71 By Oarfield. To compel prompt payment of laborers. To Com on Judiciary. No 76 By Mulkey. To fix salar. les of stock Inspectors. To Com on agriculture. No 70 By iCiehoy, a wagon ro.id lu Grant county To sjx'cia) Com on roads. No 77 By Jennings, for penalty for killing human being by mistake In hunting. To Com on Judiciary. No 78 ByJennlngH, providing for bids on bridges on public roads. To Com on highways. No 70 By Jennings, relatlmr to marriage contracts. To Coin on Ju diciary. No 80-By Hull, relating to lo.ins by cn-ooratlvo building and loan corporations. To Com on Judiciary. No 82 By Thomas, defining the liability of coil idles for Injuries re ceived by reason of defective high ways. To Com on highways. No 83 -By Thomas, to place all county roads under county commls sinners. To same Cou No 81 By Butler, to repeal rail road commissioner law. To Com on raallroads. No 85--By Butler, to amend Sec. 2301, 11 Ill's Code, to Com on com merce. No. 87 By McAllister, to regu latu thu practices of candidates and campaign committees. Hen Welch moved rofoionco to Com on alcoholic liquors. Itep Armstrong moved liuleilnllo post poiH'innnl. Hep McAllister argued (hat this bill wits needed. It was notorious that candidates exeude.l Immeiihu sums in treating to liquors and cigars. Heforred to Com on elec tions. No 117-lly Crook. UMM.) for the roller ol Curry county. Special Com on roads, No ID By Montgomery, lo amend charter or Portland lelallve to selec tion or M)lee commlsHlouers. Com retried amendment that name or Joseph Simon be Inserted lu lieu or B P Card wull wherever It apiR'an, Atlopted, Made seolal order for Monday at 2 p. in, I'WHTION. Hep Paqiiet moved a special Com or tbreu to draft memorial In com pliance with petition of Peter (1, Stewart, Adopted, HepMliito Introduced resolution lu favor or portage railways. Honi red to Com on federal relations. m;w UU.I.S, No Mil-lly Story, to fix salary of iwuesHor of Multnomah county, nt fllOOo. To Multnomah delegation. No 5813 By Armstrong, Uy re quest, to license county auctioneer. No SI I By (larlleld, to re-localo county soat or Ciwv county. No ilft-lly Dustln, to piotect gnuio. Noillfl By Hetsl, by leqiusd, rw luting to ftHt of county ouiniuUishiii. ers. NoillT By wiiue, by roqud, for VXX) lor road In Douglas iniunty. No SIK-By Miller, listing to stato ownership ur Wlllumstte looks and canal. No 310 By twiino, lo liieoriHintto thu town or liruuts Pass. leglslutlvo itommittee on taxation. NoW-By MvCxII. to enato nur-l Mr. O. F. HlUbard Is now In Salem intd school throughout state, i hxiklgaftor nit appointed wurkot No lil -By McCoyi l enstt five' Hut CkinkiiMtas uainty Farun'r' ngrluiiltuntl dUtrtets. HrferrMl toillwui. H.Mlnt Umi of llvo, wnniHnlirfiH'tf j tntmilwr fhnn tsiuli ilUirlet, with lixivv In rtiHirt nt any tlino NoittBI Hy illitto, hHiulrliiK ihh). i rvtary of tatt lo mnWt a rHMnl of'wviliiuri hovvml vnk m;o, hut mlliUry Hirvlo uf lutlmit war vnt j uuvile an aMlyutwHt lu M. J. (Irvwii, ermuur Ir4& for tlie rMiu uf IU iolluri HotiM iourtisUo t . m. Mou. Ah iHvvulm-y rf th rwl prwiH-rtv tlay iAh !( VMlHi to U hUhiI f)M,tXM nw in inivnvi. Aftur jiraytir Uy lUv. b. 1. WIImh, diurnal ww ratl miuI uiinrovwl. ' lXlUmJ Ml XMUtlO HAlKlllltHl (M lion. H. I). Jullrtm Hf (WvnllU. mills i.vthhihnmil , . . k i--y jtUukuuH, la liKwr- Wttlo Ort-kMii (iiy, hhim hi ntul ... ...j. -r,.i . .m . .j rw.u...B, .c.c... .- , corporatioM. No lM-By Weatherlord, to In corporalc city of Albany. Read Ut and &1 time. Iteferred to Cora ou corporatloRS. No 127 By Looney 'by request) to Iioen'e auctioneers. No 128 By Maokav, to fix ases sor's salary In Multnomah county. To Com of senatora of Multno mah county. No 123 By Crosno, to Incorpor ate Corrallls. Ordered engrrwfied for 3d reading. No 130 By Fullerton. Wagon road in Douglas county. Special Com on 8 B No 0, nmend ed by Haley. Moved to refer lock to special Com, and In sup port of h's amendment explained his reasons for offering same. Hf said the expense to complete both portage railways would not exceed 2 mills tax to complete said plau. Ordered engrossed for 3d reading. INTRODUCTION OF HILLS. No 131 By Sinclair, on Tees or assessor and county courts. For 3d reading. Corn ou education reported tha No TA do pass with amendment Ordered to 3d reading. NBW BILLS. No 132 By Weatherford, amend atory or criminal code. Heremd to Com on Judiciary. HILL PASSKII. If B No 187 Changing name or KUensbtirg to Gold Beach. Head u 31 time and passed. MKMORIAL8. S J M No 8 By Fullerton, In re lation to survey ot public lands or Oregon by U, 8. government. Adopted, BKroitrs ok committkks. Judiciary Tongue. No 24; amended. Hecommeiided to pass No 37 Do nopasH. Ordered en grossed. II B 10-Arnended and ordered en grossed. II B -18 Amended and ordered engrossed. For 3d reading. Flections Cross reported that II B No 10 amended. S B No 17 Kaklu, amended to Include Benton county. Ordered engrossed ror .'Id reading. CORI'OltATIONH BAKIN. S B No 27 Cameron recommend ed to pass. Considered engrossed and ordered to 3d reading. S B No 31 Ordered engrossed for 3d reading. S B No 23 Ordered engrossed for 3d reading. COUNTIISJ NORVAL. 8 B No II Amended and ordei- ed engrossed for 3d reading. i:n(ikoshi:i) iulijj doiison. No's 12 and 20-Correctly engrossed for 3d reading. ENUOI.I.EO IIIM.8 WATKINH. S .1 M No 2-Correctly enrolled. -INTUOUUL'l'ION or iur,i-i. No 132 Willis, defines duties of county ollleers. No 50 By Fulton. Authorize contracting transportation of Insane, and convicts in custody of state Heferred to Com 011 commerce. No 58 By Carson. For compul sory education of blind. Hefcrnd to Com on education. No 50 By Dodsou, to provldt times and places of holding court In the sixth Judicial district. Referred to special t '0111 of senate from the the Olh Judicial district. No (10-By Willis, to organize school districts In Incorporated towns of over ten thousand inhabi tants. Heferred to Com 011 educa tion. No (II By Carson. Regulate freights, enlarge owors or railroad couitiiiHsloii, Heterred to Com oil railroads. No l By Fulton. Prohibit taking Chinook salmon lens than 8 pounds. Heferred to Com 011 fishing I Industry. beuatc ntlJuumcU to 2 p. m 011 Monday. A SucvrKH. The new departure or Keller it Marsh lu employing a competent upholsterer lu eon nee lion with their furniture buiducs has proven a great success, lVnmii needing new work or repairing lu I IIIIO IIIIV, I VIIIVIIILIII till, I IIIVJ 111! IUC till.. 111... ..tliliilltli.i. llinl tli.ta, .tit ,1... very Uwt work. Sin; Tun AirrituitiTiHri. A sub scriber of tho JouiiNAi, wants to know (tow long It take thu council to have that which has been di uouiiced a nuisance removed. The objects referred to arc bolweuii Church and Cottno streets. Tin more c fllclcut method would bo foi tho uggrlvvwl to ovo the pnqnir an thorlllw. NorTiiuKutKi'.-Tlio HHk III). Farmers' alliance was not tho tii( orgtiulMNt lu Oregon as iMiKirtml In anotliw wper. Ckiekaiuai has an alllmi and has alro-id Mint a dele gate to Salem to oonforwllh llu J. M. 1C4h. WKIMty'lt UHMt iino if I'nmlllUt 'XtHev4v rrnior, iltti m Wmju ull uirvi Immglil bv I lit VUIIM IH LU IMIkUIISI hnilwrH t. Kil .1 l. ixmui. Aiju Jw. Duuimui A (A. IU Klalu trw liw ilUr. tUw Unu tUat k.s)i ui iulsImmi mUu iajiii ..nw.. - r ..... ,., .... im,nftH,.n Uirjjalw lw tlilr tilrvttiJy clivj rnlw. Uhi'I foil U luvllte. t.i ravk K very' here.-A1 ,,,,tp T travagaHceb revived by the Denver I tArvKliA0l Tn ill last Co lorailn i asmbly there were two enrollment I claim for damages is by P. B. Beck and two engrossing committees. ' ley who sues for 138,230. Julius These four committees had seventy one clerks, or within eight as many as thera were members In both houses. In January last only two acts were enrolled, both containing not over 230 words. The raw i cited as awful warning to the pre sent legislature, but If there is coin In sight the same old game will proLably be played over again. tlbiienes would have a vain Hum for an honest man iu many state leg- Islat-.res. S. F. Chronicle. Is Tjif.be A Way Oct ? Mr. O. F. Hibbard, of Marquam, is In the city as a committee from the Clacka mas eouuty farmers alliance, to visit the legislative committee ou assess ment and taxation. The grievance is, that Clackamas county has only t2C0,000 assessed in moneys and credits, while the indebtedness is 11,000,000. There are only two counties iu the state that do not have a greater exemption than taxatiou on mones and credits, and Clacka mas is the worst of all. Annual Ik-port. Mrs. J. J. Murphy, treasurer, fur nlbhes her annual report of receipts and disburmmienuj of the ftiuds or the Oregon Children's Aid Seciety: RKCEirrs. Jan. 1st to bal $ " rush from Secy " " " state warrants. Apr." " secretary " " " state warrants. 205 38 10 00 025 00 10 00 625 00 May " June" July " Aug." secretary 10 00 10 80 625 00 34 50 10 00 31 15 C2.5 00 55 00 state warrants, secretary Sept." Ost. " Nov." stae warranb. secretary '- $2,042 83 01, Jan. 1st to bal $1,101- 28 IHHIJURHKMKNTH. Household expense 772 00 Matron and on assistant-- COO 00 Mr Keys 00 00 Mr E C Van Meer 54 00 Smith and Holiertson - --- 10 50 Mrltonco 30 00 Mrs Brlckett MrGoodell. Mr C A Smith State Ins. Co -Leo Willis .... MrsSweely ... 10 00 10 35 13 20 52 60 70 00 15 00 12 00 $1,051 55 Dec. 31st by bal $1,701 28 Total $2,042 83 Choice Buttek. Messrs. Fish burn it Co. aie handling tine butter for family trade. They have just received tin Invoice of Wlsconslu dairy that can't be excelled. They have secured the entire output of K. L. milliard's "Waldo Hills Dairy," which they receive every Friday and are now taking orders for regu lar customers. l-2J-2t WlM. Aitkai.. The case at law which was lu Justice Applegate's court for two day), was decided iu favor or the plaintiff. J. K. Smith. L. M. Boeder has appealed tho ase to tho circuit court, which meets next month. alio M'ur.il l.nrll liuil. Tlic facilities of the prcjcut day foi he production of cserything that will conduce to thcnaterial welfare and comfort of titatiUi.nl are almost unlim ited, and when t-yrup of Tigs was first prcKluccd the world wns enriched with the only perfect laxathe known, as it ia the only icmedy which is truly pleasing ntul rcfrcilting to the taste and prompt ntul cnVctunl to cleanse Uic system gently iu the Spring-time or, in fact, nt nay time, and the better it is known the more popular it be comes. MutJlNfY'tf UEHr SUIT OK Cumins. Poor McUlnly, ho did not live to enjoy that elegant suit. It would have lasted him for years, us it was mude of tho-e superior woolen goods manufactured by the Tho. Kay Woolen mills. They wear like Iron. A OitiNii Concekt. Arrange ments are now iierfected ror a grand concert at Heed's operu house, Jan. ;)lli, uider the auspices or the "Capital City (Juartette," and from the uumbcmr favorites on the pro rimi, we pritllet for them a crowd mi house. MnUv llriM. am still taMn tluws lino plioliM at lliolr gallery near (lie iHtotullUe. Hxaiiilne llielr work. H Ui, nm," txiiil n S.ileiu lelle the other uvenlnt; as hur "eateviiied call r" hail taken hlntlevartiire, "have ymi In aril the latest ? (.'Imwlen Jut told niethat T. Holvorson was go niK lo Institute a out price -tle uext vieek." Hosiery ami iimlervvear "III k ulaiiKhterwI. I'UKSOX.VI, ,1 Liil'lb. Two ilaughlort of Sin.aker Oeer. I Ml.e Maud ami Theodora Oir. ' TnWlUUmK Weueli, defrndut In the .,.,.,, ... ,. it I. , .. ,,lVMletlon. lu lhnmofth iero visitors at tho Hall of Henre uicofOrexMi. ou r hfrby rwulrcd tuitatlvtw yifcterday. J. K.OUmi, irviirle(or of OU-shiii-tllltf mid Ymiulu llay, U lu the IIS (he Ktivl nf U. llofer mid mmly, In North Salem. V. J. IWrry, ehlef of uylkv of A tfw, oaine u t o Salem )ttunlay. n iiptuiwr hi me llillil liftusvuf .H-KUkilurt,. HeUiniertMtsl In i Mil rttgnrxllin: (he Ator.t oharter. till! ! ''i'lr hr "r11 thc K4tiii f 4lh)ltrfor (lie Hinder c5owlU Machine eumpany. He l. autvey ubi: man who will no doubt t.bliu woikup louider. Mtlwuum for.hu MUb. com. i. .. . ..... ' ivany. Wkeck DAMAOES.-Datnasre suits nmotintlti? to nearly $70,000 have alrearly been filed witb the county ciern 01 mm iotdij, mc 'i, Kunili files a claim for 1 10,000, An drew Hull for S000, E. L. Henlee for J7000 and J. R. Sloau for 16500. These parties are all of Douglas Co. and the aggregate amounts to J69, 730. When It is remembered that these are only five of over a hundred persons who were injured in the w reck, besides the five persons killed an idea can be had of the amount of damages that will be claimed .Several claims will be filed to-mor- row. and before the February term of the circuit court opens a large number of suits will be brought agalim the Southern Pacific com pany for damages lor injuries in the terrible Lake Labisb disaster ol Nov. 12. Joint Session. The lllerary so cleties of the university give their joiut term entertainment this eve ning. Necessity compels the society to issue tickets of admission. Those already holding tickets will please call at the university and get tickets stamped, if not already stamped. Delicious Buckwheat Cakes- No need or going without them when you can get Oregon ground buckwheat flour, delicious Callfor nia creamery butter, and pure Cal ifornia honey, the finest in the market, at Joseph Clark's. A Crazyman in Church. In Pittsburgh, during religious, services on Mouuay night a man calling himseir Patrick took posses sion or St. Paul's cathedral here. He obstinately held the worshipers or the great church iu terror all the evening and at the next morning's early muss was violent. At 1 o' clock two policeman were called. Patrick walked quietly enough to the front gate and then made up his mind that the policeman should accompany him back to the altar. The latter strenuously objected, but the stalwart madman picked the two men up as ir they had been boys and dragged them back into the church. He was finally re moved bv a detatchment of police, after holding the cathedral 18 hours, and Is now under lock and key. LeeUlutorH and strangers iu the city will do well to wimple the mealb at Strong's restaurant before making permanent arrangement for board. Regular meal only 25ceutH. s Asslgnee'H Notice, l'eraouu indebted to the late firm of Cox & Hoggs, Insolvents, are hereby uotitled that they must set tle up immediately or mute will bc InHtituted for collection. W. H. Con had, Absiguee. 219 Commercial street. Don't full to see Win. 11. Dunning ton at tho opera house next Tuesday night. Fine eandy at Strong's. Notice. rpllKHalem Lumber Co. this duy dis- 1 olel by mutual coiim-iit, Allncntous knnn lug themsehes ludtbled to kU1 com- lxiny are renui-sted to muko Immidiate payment to J. V. Carr, In charge of the iKKiki, aliened, A. It IIUM'N. l-iw-tl J. a. DOHRANCK JIIQ 17, IWI, MARION TOWNSEND (SUCCKsSOU T JAY C. SMITH) PHOIMUKTOK OF "THE CLUB SUABLES." Bpd4l ktumlnii glvou la ttiliul itock. Hir burled b th il.r, wtek or mnrth Coll. LIOKRTY AND KEtUlY STUKCTS. Tl phon, Nj U. 8ALtl, OR. SINGER SEWING MACHINE Office 181 Commercial St. All ityliM of the r'nmoutKlugtT constant ly ou buud: also rvprtlni Hnd nettdlrs for ! kinds of uiohtne. B1IUT CASK, Agent. Suiniiioiis. In tlnrolroull court nrtht itate of Ore. gun lor llir e uuly o' Murlou Uiil M. Wt-ll, Plalutltr. wttium k. wvurti. ivi.rt.n,T l appntr nnd auswtr thr compUInt of the 'ulnive a-ntcvl ltulullR Id the ih.u .n. IlllvUtxiurt, now ou did with the clerk or ulr. tbr 1-rbru.ry. isil, turn of Mid elr -ui i iu mi iy mi BttieT Marion puuui). ktairuf Oncoa, on Mondny tbe ib dy o K.bruary. Mil, And ou are hereby nolittrd iui If ou fall to iprwr nii't HHwvr wkt CMinpUlnla twrtby re UlrU. the j ttlulitt wtn apply toihourt or iIm rv.k t pn)sj for la ld compUlut. UHMlt. ltl Uic niarrUcv coutravl hen. iiir RHti unw vilkllnr IwlWMU, v.. William F um.I. aadlbV plalnttl? JuS'rJrthW, "''. w u tiw anj rurth rPrttjtextiS& ,"''i'riiit4iuun'iucwj (vf.biuli'Jti !TAt JoutHAifa, iwoJ"itdL.'4tfJ.,,,,a i. oll!?V&? tSff JJ i JSwnm Siiaihsflii Mt W JfeS W 0 Kr """"'".' i-m vrr a it i' nt. A bonder Worker. Mr. Frank Huffman, u oung man or Burlington, Ohio, .-uttesl that he had been uikIt the uire ofi two prominent pliMe!aii',itud u-ed th-ir treatment until he was not uMe to feet around. They ,r'iiinnid his cae to be consumption and in curable. He w.e A?rsiiadeil i tr. Dr. King's Ni-w Di-eovery fir run sumption, coughs and colds and at that time w as not able to walk across the street without resting. He found, before he had used iiulf of a dollar bottle, that he whs much bet ter; he continued tou-e it and is to day enjoying good health. If you have any throat, lung or chest trou ble try it. We guarantee KitWae tion. Trial bottle free at Fry's drug store. Tii HeM in the Country. Dr. E. S. Ileldeu: The Ethereil Cough Syrup cannot Is? excelled in the market for the cure of cough?-, colds, and bronchial affection". W. M. BOGGS' Napa. Large size $1,00, small M cent-. For sale by all druggisfs. liticklen's Arnica "-aire. The I3et hal-e In the world for (-111. Bnilie, .-wires, Clc-tr, Salt Rheum, Heer HorpH.leitpr.i'haDDed Hand. ChllolailU. Corns and all. Sklo Eruptions, and wl tUelycuren riles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed 10 uive peneci Nuiiiatwou or money refunded. I'nce, 25 cents per I box. REED'S OPERA HOUSE Tuesday Evening, Jan. 27. THE WILLAMETTE Jubilee Singer's k Minstrels. Under the manaeemeut ol Wrn. B. Dun- ulnnton, consisting of tones, dances and i plantation melodies, laughable nets and j farces. Hie gaana opening, 26- ARTISTS- 26 Beautiful costumes nud fometblng entirely new, assifetea uy me SECOND REGIMENTBAND. THE WILLAMETTE QUARTETTE, con sisting of H.Johnsou, James Cleveland, V. II. Forester and Henry Wilson, late of the leading northet minstrels. The celebrated W.M B. DUNNINGION In his entirely ordinal act will euterlalL he senators andtolonbln an amusing munncr. Don't f.iil to ee Dunnlngton'o laut'buble anerplece entitled, "This ticket am too large, or going to the colored ball." A crund street nanide at 2-JO p. in. Admission n and Tocts Tickets on sa'e at I'alton's. JO-JO ! 3-DAYS -:- 0NLY--3 Afternoon and JEvenhuj. Greatest Atf raction of lae Age! The World Renowned Orliln.il DOG FACED BOY Human H A playful, brown eyed, puppy-faced boy, oovend ultli silken hair from head to root. Not an Insipid idiot, but u bright, Intel llgeut being. $500REWARD$500 Paid to anyone who Mill discover anj humbug about this exhibition. ALSOUN2IE Tho white haired, aborlglnil bciuty of Austnilla, llh white hair, nI feet in cn cuinfereuce, and oscillating pink ej es, LADIES AS WEtL AS GFNTI.EMIS INMTID For three (lason, Saluiday, Suodaj anil Mon-Iaj At 217 I'omniorcial strecet pp. llrowu't linnlwiire store. Admission, a cts Children, 10 tts. OKTIIK IiAIUIKT KNTAKLISII. Umei Portia nieutg In the btate. Lower nun ihnn 'ortland. Ijinrest stock Leiml llh.nl.-s Ir iiieniuie.n-u uiggesi uiscount. Jscuii foi orlcellstof Job prlnllng, and catalogue ol iegl blanks. K. M. WAlTK, Hteani Printer Halom Oregon. .,....... ,-. . . ..--- -- L S. SKIfFUO. Dentists, Near Ope-i House, Silm, Or. h-E -'." From Terminal or Interior Points the Northern Pacific Railroad 1 the line to lute To all Points East anil South. It U tiiedlului car route. It runs through vestibule trutus every day In the ywur to ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO ! (No euauj;e of oar. omposM uf dlninnttn uaurMd, ruiuuau umiuc room iMrs ui ui ll WIUll ulrmat TOURIST Sleeping Cars. iUt thai rid Ui oottMniriMl m. 1 . Mkuob iMiuui.i u.i it .-, u.i'i Uv ul lor lUhrd I. I...I i , rlfil .,!. ml rtom tekMii,4Hd " AMttlMltaM litis.. lvtia itw wU aH t I'UllMMIl s tr4 U di tMIwi. ThnHMta IUk4 I 8 Amrrlnt. KiuLm I uy nt ol I l-'ttU It 4 II. iMur Or Human Skye Terrier. V2f iv$i SI.- w I S Bill I III 41 S III! 1 I 19 ll y iSs? KulHnkaruilWn,ia.vr. . .hm nnr 1 lrlis,r.L. tu4UMr toiaiU luntMAM XI -IP4MUIMM( .... ,, A- 1 I'HAKI.riJ.V, IS Ut Mrwt v, W !. ,!. . A TV Ly A IN '! I i iiluli Implied H 'lifticl In kiml- ri li'i M hinds at tlif lust rates. urlo.i id..imty. L. C. Fl.SHKH, 1U7 P. O. IJItwk.Sali.m mmjsm muuLtM.L..ywrrjiji i JOHN HUGHES, . . -,.., tj.,;.,c Oilwil Dealer III GrCPCntJS, i'lUIUS, UUS niul Window G ass. all I'a pfJr and Ilonler, Artists' Ma terials. Lime, Hair. Xails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds. Etc. M:V AI Kini-SEMKNTS. A I K4. E. r. IIONCO. barber and hnlr XM dresser. Minmpoolng 1-idlc.-- uul children i- hair a si e -laity. She Mill b pttaed to ee nil her old eustomeis ut hf r shop opposite the Upera House JOSEPH KUEE barbar and hairdress er. I'alr (.uttlngVH cents, shavlnp 1 cents. Be-tofwork lUTolate street TtrANTEU. Everyone to get their clocks It and watches repaired bj I. L Klmber. H)d work and low price". Hie line of Jewelry and tlme-plicm on hind it 110 stale street. 1-01-u.s fANTKDtocil nnd traveling alesmen W to sell l.uhrlCHtlnz Oil. Annlv for terms to The Dleteriehs Jil Co , Cleveland, Ohio. H TOILS 0'HEA, Attorney at law. Room Collec f) over capital aiionai uanii. tions a sjieci.ilty. Con esixindenee solicited. TIMBER AXE) TIMBER LANDS 1 hae WlOacre of good timber land for sale, one of the be-t site for a mill In Oregon. This tract nftimberislocatedoue n'lleirom It. U. 1 aio iuie lureu inuc small tnicts for sale of 1C0 acres each. I I al-o make a snicUltj of locating home steads audprecmiitions and timber claims In f.noruble locitities Parties wanting ' government land will do well t consult ' mcasl amnell txi-Uil in nil the lund Ias and latest decisions ! tliegcuenil laud or- flee. I have three relinquishments forsale that are well located, handy lo O P. Uo's R. Kilem. Or, V. W. HEP1JURN, Nations! m o u 1 GSA ND PATRIOTIC CONCERT UNIVERSITY CHAPEL Wednesday Evening, Jan, 28, PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, KIP IV VOICK", Af.lt,lPd by MM Leoa-v illls, MI-k Kdllh II nils, Mis tilim Ad.iiu-, Mlsi Marv -5h tfer. Ml Mnmli I 'u nibs, .Mrs. Ninnle mltli Mr. II. 'J. Kplev, Mr V. A. linn. Jublleo quartette. Also wading bv .Mis. Ames, .-snns In character and ll.iss of the civ l,icd iritlotis Admission 2.x! Tlikets.it the book stores or meinbeis ot 'lie W. LI, band. M,T. RINEMAN DKALEK IN ile ant Fancv Groceries, Ciockery, Ulimmire, l.im n. Wo ened and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed. Also vegttnblejaan fruits in their Mason. "Higlicst Price paid tor country produce." We solid t a share of our patronage. 1MJ I i2 Slate street. JOHN G. BARR. Watches an J Silverware. JEWELLER, 169 State St. SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN. Special ittention to measuring defective sislit and .lasj.es ntied. A stock that will (liallejn,. Glasses forcrl icilcasesgrouud and filled loorler. WATCHCS, ETC. A new stock of clocks, silver and gold vvati-hoM, silvervvars and Je.velrj; vvhlct will bo sold cheap. AUualotof PAWNED WATCHES will be sold at less than half their value. Cu'.laud oonviuce jourelf. Ur S'iccjs"ir to Amog Strong. Pioneer Bakery 271 Commercial Street. Frunuli nnd Qjrmmi Wheal, nnd Hye Itrouds In City Styles. ViPiina Rolls. 8 V KtT A LT Y O FANU Y U.V tv P b P.iitry nnd Coufectiouerv niiKitig In Full Stock. Our iibvv brmul niul cake Iwktu nre tlnrt-clMss artists lu their line, niul we aim to have BwryWnas Wneas the;HnKt Cattle ! A fl Vwum Ml ixK ar ul e,it e tvi44WWR. Attomtcvj o. 1km- 1'. . IUH Appointment or Executor. TOTtC t iMMby flvt-o. to wb.nu u i ami 4tMra. ijm iu uudr.ijued iln. "l"r or ,( ,,. fcu,M JIT , T.'V' "r,'0, .. ll I II .11 ,.,, IV I .1 v(l, .-.nun Hi I 1 I tklDl ,1111. II.. ' t& Jk-""r "Ti""4'1'1 iX ".ll., fn., s4klt if I 111 lik I . . L. mr..rrv.. ns-idojct, i.,.i.. ," a..''"1 j.U.sfti V." 1 T D s i'iiriii-li 1 Also cilv 'imi, j) and .sub- ho do All Kinds of II rtiieiii ns . v ijauiairv iq he Country Using "W hite Help nil doing Hrst-clasf -'ork. ... 1 -. T . tlI.nd'cs and "38 Invited o Inspect i work. pro if doing 230 Lib'.rtv Useet. 0. 1). HUTTOX, Prop. Castings of all klnd made to order. MILL MACHINERY, PLANING MILLS, CORNICES, METAL FRONTS, WHEELS, PULLEYS, and special castings ol any style or pat tern made in short order, smooth and re liable in cve-y particular. Repair any Machinery in Short Order. Turniug lathes, engines, hop presses and hop stoves built. Will make estimates ou any Iron work needed. Good price paid lor old iron. 3-lS-lm SAVE MONEY ON Tinnnnn nnnr.i i niTfitirnn DUUlO, oIlUW aQU UIJDDLIUS. C. G GIVEN k Co's. Bottom :-: Cush -.-: CUR SPtCIALT.S.i PrlIT I. "Reliable.."' for men, Pebble calf, Creedmoor stj le. a i 1 0 shoe for r.'..a rr Krnnmmn fn;e. for laales. bright Donaolu, st) llolius any made, a 00 snoe ior.ii. . , III, I c-an aeyou money on boy's and children's shoes. Positively low prices. Repairing done, Cu-tuni work solicited. ll:J-ir 25c Want Column, vntlces inserted for ONK CKNT 1'EK uoR friT H INhKRHON. Iso adver. T OST-January 21stA luge lunch ba. 1j ket with a set of dishes and glassware between Miiem and Mr. Dollarhide'd dairy south of town. Please le.ivo at this otllce. I.33.3t LOST Two small memorandum booki, containing" name of Wm. Adanu. f iiidcr will couier a lavor by leaving same at this otlice. "VTOriCE. AH musicians who wish lo L( Joina musicalsocictyvvillpleaseleave their numes at Diamonds music house ut WIS L'cmmeitiel btreot. I:S-lw I N U furnished rooms at reasonable ratei at U7 themeketa street. 1: tw jr INDKRGARTEN: Mrs. radgbam'i XV ' riuiaiy School nnd Klndeigartenin session loom of the Paesbyteiian Church. AN Y person knowing themselves to have Jackscrews belonging to O.C. Howard it s(in, please return them. The personi having tnem are known and will prevent trouble by returning them Immediately. 12:aMm-dvv WANTED an active, Honest Mak balary $100 monthly If sult-ible, with opportunities for advance, to represent locally a resnouslble avow- Yoik house. I Relerences. Man'ufactukek. 1-ock Boi los.), , i. ra ,1 I1ARGAIN.-A house and two lots for X. vile in sjouili .Salem at onlv SMW. In- fiuiroot W. li. blmpsou. il:3.tf PATHONIZE Home Industry, and use .Mountain Halm Cough Cure. Guar- j anteed to give rcllel dr money rifunued, Mauufactuied Hy II. H. Cross, Salem, Ore- j kuu. aimiu ai cieiuer soiu agents vor ouieiii. tssxtim "IT7"ANTED An active, reliable inao- V salary $T0 lo $U mouihly, with In crease, to r-p-esem in ins ovu seciiom responsiuie.NOiV ork house, Heli-renn-r MANllb'AO'l'UUEU, lck IJox 1, .'l i urs, Foil J5AI.E. About three acres of land! on Asylum Avenue, good duelliDgJ iiouse, conveniently arranged; large wni, avieit vaiiety of (ruit trees and shruti. bery; comcaieut to Ele,-trlc railway, uerrr failing viater ou premises. Kor pr:icu- iars inquire at second houso on rigitnuu side of Asylum Acentio going Irom clt. 12:4 If m "l7"ANTKn.-Totmden town lot In Capl- Ollnger, lii Mill street. ,.l.l i-n taric Add II ou for lumber, -v. Il:tf rvwxi J pur $5, aish. KIW Ob COWS. For service. Ditro-bred R-d P.iiu.i imii. -rvrnu 0.1Sll. At. mi ithnA In U.lA.n I 1 'AKKIbll. 1H4 riOKiiEN'r Flvenlcclyfurulshrdroo-B. L' close to business p.nt of cliy, by tS day, week or mouth. Corner Ceuteranl fc sint street. KkJO-u A te$z.W BQvw, HOM COVER TO COVrHl ally Abreast with tho Tiinit. WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY , A GRAND INVESTMENT tor vno muy, School, or ProfMlonI Tho Anthnntl,, -ST.V.fni-'a TJ1 iwue. of 1S64. "70 ct '84, copyiWI prvpony or tuo xmdortlcnea, w -j i J-horonebijr Reviled end EnS attduttdUUnnilkisB ti1'. the namo of Webitw'i InUi' Uonal DloUonarr. ,j- Editorial work upon thi ? J ou iuaoUToproerM'srJri Tea, Years. Not lei tlian Oa J urea vufii iini.i i.t.nrn - been encaged upon it. . . ,-is Over $300,000 expended Vt preparation before tae ftrt ' wm printed. $f vnuciu comparison wu v. BleUonarriaiVrtted, Get ti " M m O. O. MEItUIAM CO., rub"" Atkvru; t for l-hiiBi iC h Xii t.uir i 'l.ul!sj'1 ua Uoniof lb H.UT 8Wb7iiiooJulin.Iilotri:Pin HKKrr -v hi,r0,lt i