Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 31, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfl u Wt M CAPITAL MOSUL fcATUKDAY JAN. 31, 1891 TKKMH OK UWsCHIlTION. uany uy innit wr ;wi-.. Dall7 by mall per month, Vr JVeekl br ma 1 per year, ii JtVlt not paid ' advance lUB Rf'S -...,,1 mr ilia UTirKff i.r JoUltNAl. will be ILSO per year. If papers are not delivered itromDtlr notlly the office. KItKK UKLIVEUY HV UAIUtlBIU Dally for single week, Dally for two k, IS cl. ScW. . 6ucU ijany vj moaiiir.. ftnltAIma will tut mnltAnn iKt And 15th of mouth. Hubscrlbers will please leave money for carrier at home or whereon H U delivered, so as to cause no delay in ooUecf'on Tux EvKNtito Capital JoanitAi. regu larly receive the afternoon associated press dispatches. k i Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder, LOCAL MAHKKT. Wheat, not 02 cento per hu. Hop, active; 2S to 36 cento jer lb. The ludlcH cull bo Hindu lmppy by having their hnnhontiere boxes filled nt WcHtucott A. IrwIn'H. Htrong'n old Htund. DuitufiAiui in Town, There NiHitnn to be ntu tiniiHUiil number of thluvcH in the city nt prenent. Liutt night Home nmnked man entered the reHidenco of Qvo. W. Webb, ex fltiite trensurer, while ho mid Mm. Wi'bbwcrontH whlHt party at Mr. I). K. Wnftncr'fl. Tlio hurKlu en tered tlio Iiouho about tun o'clock, and (lie girl, who wiw In her room up Malm thought the foIkH hud re turned home, and paid little atten tion to tho iioIho down ntnlrn. The robber Hocured twelve tlullunt In money, a ncarf pin worth nbout twelve dollurH, hoiiio Hllvcrwaro and Home other nrtlolett. Ho rtiuimugcd through all tho down atiilr rooniH mid then went up Hliilm whero ho whh dlHcovered by tho girl, at tho witne time the wnloh dog which whh iiIho upHtnlrH, Hprung at tho nuutked man, when ho rushed down tho Htnlrwny and through tho front room wont out at tho front door mid Blutt It behind him leaving tho dog which wmh after him limlilo. Tho btirglur made his entrance nt tho back door. Tlio night before tin attempt wits mado to Htc.il hoiiio articled from tho warohouHc of W. L. Wittlu In North Balom, a panel ot tho door wax broken out, but It aeeiiiH nothing wan taken from the More. It Ih HupMaei( tho burglar whh frightened awny befbro ho had time to do moro tliuii open u few barrelu and boxen. Am. ih Ykt Quiirr. Everything in yet qulot nround the cupltol iiiIIIh. Mr. rjplllituo linn not yet returned from Portland, though ho to expect' ed up to-night. What will Imi thu outcouioof IiIh conference with Mr. Wlloox, cannot Ih even nurniled. Certain (lilngM havo tmiiNplrwl that have thrown out tho rumor that tho transfer will not be formally contain!' niiiUd, until tho 14th of next mouth. What theru ih In thin rumor cannot bo wtttl at prvHonl. Tlio moHt eon- HplcuoiiH thing about tho iiiIIIh Ih, thai tlicv are lvlnir as Idle as thov havo been for nearly lx years, The ! iieonlo would llko to see Mime movo , thut would give more Indication of work than moro rumors. A ClM.t'itlT AoiUirrKD. -Cole- man. who was Indicted for-mi at tempted rohlKry at Kind Portland alMiut two iiu.iitliM no, whh atipilt ted ycHlordny, to tlu Htirprlsu of tivoryouc, Including tint prisoner hliimoir, who fully expected to Im hunt to thoKultuntlary. Hcfoiv tho trial begun, Coleiiutu win Inehiied to plead guilty, hut wait cniuiidcd not to do ho. Ho will yet Ut tried oil n chnrgoof ussaiilt oil nu ofllcer, ut tho lime of hi arrest, with a dan gcrotiM wi'uMn. it Ih h! range, how easily hoiiiu criminal can ckcuhi punUhuutiit, when imi Hlmtudcd In guilt and crime. ItliACllINd AN KSOUMOIIH HUM, Threo uiort) 0UI1114 were tllwl with the county clerk yesterduy afternoon. Vim ngurvguto now of the twenty tills ugaiinit the Hotltheru 1'noltle couiany uiuouiiih to uvcrfM,000 autl half tho clulnm nru not yet fl'wl or K'ttled. Tho Ixtko LahUh accident whs certainly n tllmutrou one. Thu twenty sulU now filed will hi) all that will voiiio up In the February term of tho circuit court, iih ywderday won the last day for M-rvlee of pnix'iis that term. Wl I.IMM imtk Um vhiihitv The welfare of thin old ediuvillouul iiibtl tilllon of Orvgou, Ua iimtlerof lu. lei-etit to every lulili'Uo cltlvu. It le villi uiistttUil u to It4 futtmi, lull IhucHlreiii of (he upitl city ure hratlrrlui; theuiM'lvc und will tin. doublwlly nuike It future iuiwni a matter of certainty. I (should most iiMUrtHlly bo retalniHl Ml Bttlein, wheiv It had lu birth and drouth to the present lime. Albany llitr. aid. Bionu op Hl'lHNu. A Utit wan killed ou (ha BntWut a few dayn nga It la uuutual for ler to make their apjwarauoo m early. If we do not have n early aprlug w have been tulaletl by I ho auUiial king dom, and Kater will have to atone fura llkuoirVnoe.-IeUuou ixpniHi, " i Thoa bualnoM JuiicIim at (he 8L PauI reaUumut am excellent. Ouly 15 cent a iquare meal. Try them. J.-Iw SOCIAli WORLD. The Wct-k a llusy Onp In Society. The I'liillmrmonlrs n Success UlJier Doings. A OHAND CO.NC'KItT. The concert given by the Phil harmonic In tho University chapel on Wednesday evening, was well attended and was a decided ducccri. The first to attract the attention of tho audience was n piano duet, by Miss Mabel Adair and Mr. Homer Krusc, which wns well executed, and the delicate toucii and noft ex pressions turned the whole chapel Into a melody of sweet tones. Prof. Parvln next turned his buck to the audience, in a dignified manner and with his baton In Ills hand, con ducted a grand chorus of forty voices, in the hallelujah chorus Irom tho Messiah, as though they were one voice. "I am an American," by tho Jubilee Quartette, was well received. Miss Edith Harris, as Columbia, In "Old Folkout Home," and ''American Hymn," acquitted herself well. "Tho Song Kor Me," by Miss Edna Adams, representing iiritaniiia, was heartily encored. "Honnlo .Dundee," by Mrs. Minnie Smith, representing u Bcotch lass, was sung in a charming maimer. "Deur old Songs of home," by Miss Manda Comlm, representing a li- py young girl of Germany, whh all that could be asked, and was warm ly applauded. Miss Mary Shafer as u daughter of Ireland, sung the familiar song "Klllarney," in touching tones and a pleasant style. Miss Leo n u Willis, us Jtiillu, gav u grand demonstration of her mus leal HJwers In a unit voce, Po co fa, by ItoHsInl, She responded In a pleus lug ballad. Miss Ames delighted thu audience In two excellent read ings, tho second of which was in answer to a prolonged applause. Tho Jublleo Quartette was tho great fuii-prnyokhig part of tlio program, as well as being a prominent feature of the musical part. Their comic songs, In which Mr. (Jinn represeul idu stylish Englishman, Mr. Eplcy ii real Yankee, dressed in stars and Htilpcs, Mr. Steoves a happy Irish man with "plenty" of clothes, one shoe, one boot and a hat not Intend ed to turn ruin, and Mr. Icgg, a Dutchman, with sulllcletit "beer and sueur-kraut." They acted out their parts to perfection, and their third appearance was required, be fore tlio audience would allow them to go. Tho program was concluded with a grand finale In tho anvil chorus from Vvrdl. The exercise on tho whole, was tim best ever given 111 tho chupol, and that Is saying a good deal, for some of the best and innst tuhutcd musical doings which have been tendered to thu people of this city, havo come from the Uni versity. The chapel lOHtium was tastefully decorated with Hags ami streamers, and tliese,wlth tho unique costumes of tlio singers, and the Hugs carried by them, gavu the stage a fjruiul appearance. A IIIUTHDAY ItKCIIITION. A few of tho pcisnual friends of Mr. mid Mm. E. M. Wulte, metal their lesldeiico Monday evening, Jan. With, In honor of their twenty fourth wedding anniversary. After cards and an elegant luncheon were disposed of, Mr. Weiuer Hieyimm arose, and In very titling uoidn proponed a toast to the health of tin- ' bride mid gioom. Mrs. Waite was I1,)t '-VHly "'" l' Htirprlso and re sponded with equally impropriate words, A number of lady fi lends resiMiuded with sentiments exactly hi plao. A very happy and mem- nruhlo evening was spout together, !" fumly "uver f"" " wlehrn (heir weildhiK day, and ihishIiik lyeiirMtiiily heom to iuereaso the lu 1 (crest and charm of tho occisioii, Uith to UioiiKolvcrt uud their fileudn. It Ih heldom t lint Father Wulte Is found wtiiitliiK in hometliliiK suit alilo to Kiiy, but this time (ho friend ly expressions were of u kind that left him ulniONt uiiiiblo to n'ssnd. Tin: cai'itai. tniAitTi?iTr A moderate Iioonc wan before the (.'uphill City Quartette iHimpuny last nluht at tho oimm houe. Ko uiuuli prulHo bus Ikhui tillered thorc who (iHik pint lu (he program a (o preclude even tlio attempt to rubor- ato what the Joi'H.nai. Iiiih already Mild many tiling. The program wan tmtdti up with KulciuNt fitvorltOH who are nlwaya weleoinml by an audleiav uud tbelr ellbits eutluisl- itHdcally received. Tho kishih. of the proxrum were "Doat, Know" by MIm WIIIU; "Tho Judgment Day," by Mlw Serlbor; "(Hen Island Walti," by Irof. Coonmr; "itocked III the Cradle of thu Deep," by Mr. Ityluyi Juiid the tMleeted nolo by Mr, Hot. The ipiurtetteuiid duet hIiik hiK was ttlo all that could 1h. diw hIixhI. Hilly DiiRttn was (ho eentor of ttimiKemunt lu bis nrlieiiiut. "lie kind enough Hot (o repeat It." I.VWNTKNNIH t'l.l'll. The Iw ii 'IVnnls elub mot ut the residence of Mr. and Mi. J. II. Al lnr( on las( TuiMilay evenlui: and hud a very cid,oynblo lime. The follow Iiikhiv the iwiiiHW of thom wf out: MImi lvutellriUde,MlM(ler tie llotverMiu, MIm Mh Itutw, M1m MuUd 1 1 ray, MIm Awsle lCurhnrl, MUs ApiU'Kte. .iUh ItUle, MIim Julia Metkohuo, MIm Jiiwle Dal ry in pie, Mm llunimlt CliAse, Mix Myru AlUtrt, MIm Mtwulek, MU (Iruoe (JIIIIukIihiii, MIm Kate ler boru, MIm JeMde Norlbuji, Mlw HUnclie Albert, and MIm Hum. Dr. J. V. (irirlllli. Mr. J. A. VU oott, Mr. John Kraut, Mr. All Uhy, Mr. Otto WiHmmi, Mr. F. A WIsKiu. Mr. CUre lUVr. Mr. Hujjh MnXary, Mr. Harry b'lHK'l ton, Mr. Paul rjroau Mr. tied. Hruwu, Mr. Jim. Albert ami Mr WltKlu. DA NCI SO I'AltTIKS. Thursday cveulug was an enjoy ubloouout the Oregon lusunousy lum. Of all the people who enjoy dancing, tho Inmates of the asylum, who have portion of their reason left, seem to get more real pleasure out of such pustlmo of all. At six o'clock tho auditorium was made ready and the inmates enjoyed the sport until eight, when the floor was again put In trim condition, and the attend ants and tho Invited guests spent a couple of hours 'u the umusement of dancing The Salem city band held another of their popular dances In their hall last night, where moro than half a hundred of Su Ictn's young people enjoyed them selves for several hours. Another dance will bo given next Satur day evening in the A. O. U. W. hall. Only those holding cards of admission will be admitted. A KINK OI'EItA COMPANY. An effort is being made to have the JJoston Opera Co. play here Wednesday, Feb. 18, '1)1. A guar antee sheet lias been opened at Pat ton's book store. All those wishing to see the flno play "Ermlnle' should register their names. The com I iimy is now playing a two weeks' engagement In Portland. They curry M xoplo and an excel lent orchestra of fifteen pieces. GO names are now down on tho list. Oct tlio choice of seats. The prices are very low for u fine opera, being only $1 per scut. ilOTOK WIIIHTL'MIII. Tho popular club of yulem's pio neers In society, met this week ut tlio residence of Mr. ntid Mrs. T. Mc E. Puttou mid whlled away a few hours us pleusuntly as any gath ering of peop'e, young or old, In the capital city. Those present wore, Mr. and Mrs.E.M.Walle.Mr. mid Mis. E. Hreymaii, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cottle, Mr. and Mrs. Win. England, Mr. und Mrs. J. II. Albert, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. T. McF. Putton, Mr. Werner ISreyman mid Miss liuss, members of the club, and Senator and Mrs. Chas. Hilton, of Crown Hock, Ollliam county, as guests. At tho proper hour toast was discussed mid all votod tho occasion n success. Till: MINHTItKI.S. Thu Dimulugton Minstrel Co. was greeted by a fair audience at tho J teed on lnt Tuesday evening. Tho many nttructiuus of thu city during thu pust few weeks havo cut tho nudienoes down which other wise Would have been largely at tended. The play on Tuesday night was good and showed good taste In (ho management. Many new mid witty features were added not usual ly given in a minstrel play. The quartette singing was highly appre ciated. Tho bmijo ptu lug was simply immense. The whole por formaco would compare very favor ably with many of tlio so pulled traveling minstrel troupes. 01.1) lOI.Ks' WIIISTC'MMI. The old folks' whist club met lust night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. 1). K. Wagner. A few mem bers were not present lust night, be ing unavoidably detained. The club meets next week with Mr. and Mrs Hreymaii, I'KUSUNAL AND LOCAL. Win. Sargent I hi Portland to day. J. II. liiiiiu Ih home from a week at Portland. A. K. AtKtervoii, ol Woodburn, l In the city lo-day. MIsh Jeiine M. Long, of Portland, Ih lu thu city. Dr. J. V. HaiiHiune, of Turner, Is a Hulcni vlnltor today. I.O'O. K. A new lodge of the ultovo order will bo Instituted ut Woodburn, Tliuivdiiy, I'eb, oth. Miss I.atiru Hepburn, who bus Ikvii Hick for miveral wi-ekn with u fever, Is up for the Ural time. The Viitoldlu athletic club room In the Putton block is to Iki thrown open next week, an tlieupparatUH Is now all ou the way. MIsj Jennie Thorubiiry, of (ler valt, who Iiiih lhen vNllliig wi(h Mr. Alice Iifore, returned home on tho afleruiHiu train. A drive whist party whlled away a happy evening at T. Mec PattunV last Wednetuluy, A few friends, not members, of the Motor whist club wore present. What is it? 11. 1". HartniHii, alMiut three miles wt of town, this week bmught In Aiitvlmeiia from u rock ItnlKe enmplug out from a hill on Ids farm, that Iiiih attracted con siderable attention. It Ih of a gray ish white lu color, ipilte soft and very light In weight. KutJeoUHl to heat It rwdlly fon'sund when iswil wl eryHtall(i Into a form ruMimhllug IHirevluln. tiMmpltMof the rook have been belli (o Prut. Cimdon, msileglsl, at Corvnllls.-Mo.Mlmivllle Heinirter. PotfixiKrtcti ltouumi. Tho hw( ulllee of Uiteeburg wan robUnl hist ntKht of flAH). An entrance was made Into the uiIUm tbiMiiutt a rear window nnd (he money taken from (he vault. SlMy dollarn lu invln In u uuleeked drawer, aud flU lu prumUMiry notex uimI the regUteixM mall mailer wete itverhmkinl mmm uUo mWmiI fl4 In ler. TheM U ih elite to the rubUir. He wa evl. Wutly tiwe one nniualMtwl with (ltt etiMtU teat Uh t (he vault. I'l'Huijrt-KKi.Nti. KnUrr A Murh ih mldltlon lu lhv4r liuiueuwi Hue vf rumltuni, haw Mit lu a Hub upboj. Mttllag derttiwHt aud have an esertiUKMKM. Awy uue iienUug uphoUterlMK done will d well to mv Keller A Marh. m IIOt'nE AFTKRNOON. Sai.km, Jan. 30. No2C9-By Schedd, iclutlng to duties of clerk of court. No ",70-Uy Thornus, substitute for No 20, Portland charter. To 3d leading und ordered printed. No 271 By Mlnto, authorizing state to purchase state fair grounds; to 3d reading. .Referred to com on agriculture. COJI. REPORTS. Rep Crook, of com on wagon rond appropriations submitted reports on following bills: No 02 For it wagon roud from Klamath to LInkville. That it puss with amendments. No 131 For a load to Wilholt springs, with amendments. That it pass. No 47 For road from Olney to Greenville, with amendments. That it mss. No 30 For road In Grunt county. Tbnt i nu. Neurly tho entire list of these bills wns favorubly reported upon but scaled down about one-hulf. iu:r krri:i on hkcond rcadino . No 3.5 Ry Dustln, Long Creek charter. Com. on corporations. No 118 Jly McOrakeu, Portlund charter. Coin of Multnomah dele gation. No 178 Ry Moore, of Renton, to amend the charter of the city of Newport, Uentou county. Ordered printed and referred to delegation from Renton. No 222 Ry Mlnto, to provide for the registration by the secretary of utate of the ni.ines of Indian wur velernns. Com on military. No 233 -Ry Rurnes, topiolect fish In the In U I'm and rivers. Com on llshlng. No 221- Ry Rurnes, to protect red fish und lake trout. Same reference. No 2.27 Ry McCrucken, to estub Hili und ineorpoiute the port of Portlund, und to provide for the Im provement of the Willamette und i olumhlu rivers. To Muilnoinuh delegation. No 228-Ry MoAlister, iclutlng to the distribution of personal property. Coin on Judiciary. No 220 Ry McAllster, to uinend section 2!)83, Hill's Code. Sumo reference. No 232-Ry Wllkins, relating to partition feints. Com on agricul ture. No 231 Ry Thomas, to provido for a trial by Jury in divorce suits. Com on judiciary. No 28- Ry Meiibsdorn'or,tn amend the charter of the city of Portland. To third nudliiu'. I11I.I.H l'ABSr.D. Jan. 30. No 17 Ry Slory, to amend the chin ter of Portland. Tabled. No 212 Ry Slory, to increase tlio salary of the assessor oI'MuItnoniuh enmity, to SCOfln. It was explained that tho loHOKMirhiid In luivout ovur rn $300') for clerk hire and that tholu,B- Among others who have In county court and commissioners ' llBl Hu new gun is C. D. ifcoiiimciidcd It. Ayes, 47; noes, 1. ' Oabrlelson, of the state insurance Passed. , conipiny. No liiO-Hv Merritt. irrantiuir a right of way to Central Point Sugar Pine Kltiino Company, in Juckwiii county. Ayeu, .18; noes, 0. No 1KI-Hy Moore, of Ilcntou. To increase tho imVlenoy of Hpeciul hcIiooIh for dofictivo children. ltu - tpilrcu hchool clerk to report to county Kupt of hcIkkiIh the nuiuei of deaf, mule nnd blind between six and fourteen. Hep Karnes moved to recommit forunicndinent.Curried. NoOD lly Armstrong(by retiebt), for tho icllcf of A. U. Stin-on, de cjisid, fclToT.So, duo from loss of ill percent, iliscoiiul ou t-i-riuiu war Hints issued for slate piloting, for payment of which legislature of 18(18 failed to uiuko uppropiiutiou. Hep Jennings moved considera tion to postMined, until niembers could liivtwUgate. Hep Hull argued that us this bl'l hud run twenty-two .eurn. It en a cloud Uhui It. I he bill was made special order, Tuesday, ul 8 p. in. I No s;t Ky Tliniuiis, making .i I duty of county court (o .iivrvi. iNiunty roads, high wayh and bridge.-, lu platv of roads only as the law I now Is. Yens. -IS: imt. II. Pusxd. ' Vi, -l.llv m. ,i,. ... ...I obslruodon of highways wllh stock. Provides a tine or J 200 for w driving cattle that (hey roll Mones and earth Into the road, riipilrlng (K-rsons m drl lug to oloon out roud. A t, 87; nays, 13 PumhI. No 8 Hy Stewart, to ueorHin(e (he city of Hunt Portland This bill took miiirly an hotir t Had and then ismh1. The hme sdMiruetl until Mon day al 2 p. m. Hit Worl.J HnrUbtitl. The ffccilltie of tke pivat day Ax the productwm ovTyihina Uut will exmawee to the walvtud ihkw smU cMiifoitafuiMki.,.!.--i... ,2 I - -.umiamuiig. ttt, ami wueu S mp f r, fiM produced the world xu eMnched Mlh i ... a "V p ku.hh- hminHi U II t- t. i.. . .... ' ." . ...u vwiy icacuy wuicu is trwlj pleasintr ad iwrreaking to the tatc and prompt and effectual to cleaasc the ytci jrcatly in the Spriug-tiiHc or, ia faet, tt any time, aud the httr it 1 knowu the more jvapuUr it be cornea. Uwk at Til w. Uuttl Marvlt ut, li lourer, (he Court trwj( jeweW will m41 HIKlu or Walthaut m.mh wludlUK wutohw lu dus(.irwft. verlnecuiat JS,ia tjotue lnj4Ht ed eaoa $T,M, other gootU lu itruior tlo. 1-ST.tf.tUw HELIUM'S SERVICES. KlItST JlAITIST Curitcii. Hob-' ertWhltaker, pator. Preaching at! 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. in. Morning theme, "A Mes-age From Patmos." Evening theme, "Tin Young Man Wauling." Sunday school at 11:45 a. in. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 0 p. m. The pustor will preach at thu peniten tiary at 2:30 p. m. nnd will be accom panied by the church choir. Bap tismal service at the close of tho evening sermon. All are cordially invited. Especially those who are strangers In the city. Pkesbyttrian, Services to-morrow at 10:30 a. ni. nnd at 7. p. m. Sabbath School at noon Y.P.S.C.E. at O.p.m. F.H. Gwynue D.D.Paslor. Christian. Preaching by the pastor Itev. J.IJ. Johnson nt 11 a. m. and 7 p. ui. Sunday School ut 0:45 a. in. Christian endeavor society 0 p. m. Unitarian Socii.ty.- Rev. H. II. Urown minister. Services ut 10:30 u. in. and 7 p. m.; themes "The Revealed God" und "The Fruits ot Liberal Christianity." There will lie u meeting of Pomona Grunge Feb 7, in Grange hall In Sa lein. All Grangers lire cordially in vited, us business of importance Is to bv attended to. Holiness and Divine Healing Meetings every Sunday at 3 p. m. 115 High Street near Mm Agrlcultu ral works. x.ll tho Lord's children invited. Drop a Niacin, in thi: Six)t. The Capital City Railway Company (electric) has decided to discontinue the employ ment of conductors on its curs, and will substitute in their stcud cash boxes in the ends of all cars. This is the older method em ployed by ; horse car lines, but It is feared will not meet the demuuds of the capital city of Oregon. . Si'iX'iA i, CoNULAvn. Multnomah Royal Arch Chapter No. 1, Saturday evening, nt 7:30 o'clock, for work in (he pint and most excellent master's degree. A. II. Wilson, secretaiy. - Kciolt Afcainit JooSiuisii. The most atrocious outrage upon justice recently perpetrated in Port land was thu acquittal yesterday of Thomas Coleman, charged with as sault to commit robbery. Thut Colonum (oniinltted the act Is be yond question. Tlio proof was positive, and the failure to convict was amaing. There can be no doubt whatever that the acquittal of this criminal was the result of uu official conspiracy agninst justice. It is nigh tune to e'eun out the whole oillciul ring system of the city of Portlund and of Multnomah county. Never was change more necessary than In the police system of Portland, which, in present hands, more often orotecls crime than brings It to punishment. Ore goiihin, tho 31st. Sportsmen are now preparing ' t,leir weapons for the spring shoot The greatest, grandest and mont pleas! n ir entertainment of the sea- mm to-night ut the opera house - . 1''in1" in tiih City. Uiiren has ' one "f tl10 l,mHt displays of rugy, 'n,n,s ilm, carpets ever brought to ! tnIs clt.v- Carpets of tho newest , Hmim's ml sti',t,s "ro there. His 1cin will surprise you Given has a well selected stock of shoes at his State street shoe store. Call nround ami see for your.elf. Wood Koit S.u.K. Kig tlr and maple. Leave orders at J. C. Jtruwii it Co's hard wan store, Sa em. 1'ham; Hahoi.d 1 -20-1 m I.l er Complaint lllllliiines4. Tlieehlvl syuiplnmsor HiIh dlseiiMi are .iri.imnru in Murii; mm uniuHl lellKile: bit it OiMliiK iiuiiilli; d!MKtv,'Mt)lo brwitli. dri sKln with blotches and eruptions; sallow suiplexliiu rihI i ellow ej,w; tlnnt; n.-hlnir shouldttrs; dull iwlnln rllu sled; flnttU3 tllaiuwaiid lrretfiil.tr 1h)u'1s. flUs roiu piulullnall of lu forms iwu be itudllr Yur i.'n. ,HK"!? ,'r ""'' Improvtd l.l.r I'fIN as illrn-iMt; and a llunerliig siu'll of sIcku.ss 111 orten be prevented bv their use ss.ld at JTuvnUa box bj Jmltb X Safe luicslineiii. Is one which is ginirunteed to bring you sutlsfictory results, or In oasoof failure a return of purchase price. On (hi- wife plan vou cau uuy from our advertUeil Dru-gist a bottle of Dr Klug'e New Discovery for Cotisuuiptlou. Ida guaranteed to bring rolttf In every cae wheu usihi jor any aitectton of Throat, Lungs, or Chot, such as Cuuump lion, Intlammatloii of Lung. Hron. uhltls, Asthmi, Whipping Cough Croup, etc., etc. It U plwismt and agreeable to taste, jnirfeetly safe, and onn always I e depended upon, i rial bottles free at Kry'a Drugstore. l'r..irt Your limit!,. O ad au I iu.H.turihuthoripin,nd IsMSbruiol I Iwmu i true uf Hm vxeti. -. .t Mn ia um mn,u off but llltl u- nmiur Ml thu mmmw. Tt . Urn ucH. (tt i tut up. Hud nut f) tnK ud Hilt ItkMf (MU h UU.I Crllw. .....'.. il..tSIc..Maiuu Kilter. fJaatZkl IWIBS. &ZL.rJ?.f .,"L"i. '?. I.' """I r.TJTZ . . .. . in Oil ti.A i l.m.K ...1 .. . SiT. , u ". u TtTiS i '. Jxl'iLilt1t v "k mis r-1 ".' ",' - , H':tl ttua ll VMsstikr wiMitontiisiotiU i ISK- urltuto pb).l,u ctctrles n. HUISES, JHPLAMKATIONS AND AIL HURT8 AND ILLS OF MRN AND BEAST, StdnMfl Vi-Aijua'nv in LPtl-sl iap . t v vy fey yAp Oopxrlgbt, 18S9. "Hellol Hellolt Hello lit" "Well; -what la it?" "How 13 your mother, this mornlnfrT" "Very much bctierj she had a real reit ful sleep last night : eho is almost rid of her night-sweats, cough and nervousness, and Is growing quite cheerful. How grateful we all are to you tor that bcttlo of medi cine." " Don't speak of gratitude. What doe the doctor say?" "He says be ncrer saw eo wonderful a chango In such a serious lung trouble. Ho still thinks wo are plving his medi cines. I don't llko to tell htm." " That's right. He's on old friend, you know. I'm sure your mother will get well new: but you won't forget tho name of tho medicine, will you?" " Never 1 Dr. Pierce'a Golden Medical Discovery are household words already, aud it has corao to stay. Do come and see what sunshine it ban brought ulrcady." " I will. Good bye." "Golden Medical Discovery" has cured severe, lingering coughs and arrested Con sumption, or Lung-scrofula, In thousands ot cases afir-r doctors have failed and other medicines have been tried and abandoned as useless. The "Discovery" is guaran teed to benefit or cure lu every case, if taken in time and givon a fair trial, or money will be refunded. DR. SAME'S CATARRH REMEDY cure the worst casos, no matter of bow long standing. 0 cents, by druggists. VHOKESSIONAI. CAHDS. 10HN O'SHKA. Attorney nt law. Room Collec l) over CiipHal National bank. tions a specialty. Correspondence solicited, B. K. DON HAM. II. N. HA YDEN. W. II. HOLMKS. BONllAJf, Holmes S HaI)K.v, Attor neys at law. Office In Ilusli's block, between State and Court, on Com'l St. ST.IMCIIAItDSON, Attorney at law, of , lice upstairs In Iront rcxjms ! new Hush block, corner Commercial and Court streets, Salem, Oregon. J J. SHAW, Attorney-at-l.aw, Salem, , Oregou. Olilce first door to the lell at head of stairs lu the rear of Ludd d Hush's bank. rnlLMON FOIH), nttorney at law, Salem, T Oregon umce upiaira m ration's block. PHATT A HUNT, attorneys at law, Solem, Oregon. Office oer Capital National Hank, Commercial street. Money to loan. D'AUCY&MNaHAM, Attorneys and counselors at law, S.1cjii, Oregon, duvlng an ubstractolt lie reconlsof Marion (ounty.includingalotand block Index oi Nilem, they li.we special facllltleH lor ex amlntug lilies to real esUil. Huslness In tlio supreme court and lu tliostnte depart ment will i ecelie prompt attention. MlNl'AB. A. DAVIS, M. D.. Gr.idnnte of Mnerlciin Medical College, oilers lier pmllefblonnl service to thoe who nuij need them. Special attention irlen to diseases of women audililldreu. Office up sbilrs In New ll.iuk building, .Cominer clul street rK.J. M. KKKNK, Dentist. Office our 1J the WUIle Corner Court and Com mercial streets. J D. 1'UOil, Architect, Plans, Specl l . llcatious and sunerlnK iiilnu'i. lor nil classes of buildings. OUlce 2M Com- luereuii si., up stairs, a S McNAI.LY.Archllcct, New Hush Hie) iiiau block. I'lans and sneclttni. tlous of all classes ol ofbutldimrs on short notice. SuperlnlendenceofMork nromntlv isi.ifd alter. 5-tf A. W. UKsT. Artist. Studio. Hnsh. XV. J-.rey .ntunhij s. uiuck. Liuvra i uursunys ana HUaiNKbS CAHDS.I X drtlgut; has learnt d the trac e: w 11 R. ? rejTerrnt;oi. Ii K. HAM,, Olileo ullh uiuuu ivi-iii r.suue r.cnaiige. MUS K. p. KONCO, Imrbtr and hair dresser. HhamiKioIng ladle' and children s h tlr a xpezliiln. "-he will bo pleasud to ste all her old customers at her shop opiKislte the Opera IIuum- I OS1.TH TUKK bnrn.li a-d halrdrt ss J er. llali cuttlns-'n'eni. mii, mi; 15 cent iwm oi rt-orK. 1U7 vale slru. I. ? J-.?TUAyK, a w. mki:kska!i r. Kstate Agency ..UlConimercliilstrtet. .sjilein.tir'gim. Meeks.i Mniyer h.io ou ruMuiiuuiitriiis, city mill noitM gas in H,u and oilier counties. .Ini choice Umber lands, mills aud limine. properMts.. V choice Uacrm nwir elty at a special bar gulu Give u u cill. v.'o oak, uit you. Corrspouueneestilleitett p J. I.AHSKN A tX) Maunfneliire or all kinds or vehicles. Hejutlilng a kpeclal ty. Hhop t5 Statu street, St KO. HOKYtHurbor and llalrdre.s f. lugpttrlors. 1-luw.t but hs In the city, 'aunmerolal street,. s.iem. ,l"cu"J' WM. U. DUNNINOTON, Tropnetor Will, ttnutte lUrberdbopLnnaV Will in. ployed! 0alJ'flr, " wwYraw eA" !!o!!:a,s;,rr,"Uou- '&: 1? L1 11s)t"niWlcK. tinntmeiw -B,i ttou. l--lm rM.MiltMUtMCM). IOH.N KMUIIT. MlMckkulth i..,. rrs iJWJ MirilfTV MITU'I s -" M W .VJ.Jii"-J :v,&ai isvimai 1 Dentists, 0fn KesM, J I wpmss iiifc L LANDS ui.cliihijMiul it pienared hi fnriiif.1i kiiHlsol'f.mn lands nt the liu.st rates. Also citv ami sub ui l.un property. L. 0. FLSHEK, 107 P. O. Bluti.Salein! liPjpllfmP Wll( l0 An KIn(,8 "f JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glitss, Wall Pa per and Holder, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GEO. C. WILL, OK WILL BROTHERS, Albany nnd CorvallH. The Organ and Seulnij machine repair er and adjuster has opened ii shop two doors north of the pm office. He ban over len years experience In Mils Hue and guar antees all Ins work. He will repair and clean them at your home. He also keeDs h. full Hue of l'luuoa, urg.ius nnd Sewing mucnincj 10 rem. aw-li BIGD0i & ROOM, Ileal Kstato Dealers. ilush-Urey blocic, up stairs. m J iM0 tti REAL ESTATE BROKERS an i ? otauiks rum.ic. Collections Made and Loans Negot aied. 280 COMMERCIAL STREET SALEM OREGON. l-20-d&w.f SAY ELLA! Look over nij' warliobe and take fcome of my old cloth ing down to (he Dye Works 183. Commercial Street, and have them dyed and renovated and we can ave enough to buy you a new tires in the spring. All right.deur.I w ill do so right away. 25c Want Column. N!lic in-ert-d for iN'I.' CKNT I'KIl WOIID HAi'H I.NSKItTlON. .No adver tisement Inserted lu this LOlutnu for less limn twenty-IUe cents. J71INK furnished rooms ut reasonable rates 12 at 117 chemeketa street. is tw KINDEUQAHTHN: Mrs. Pudghnm's iTImary Belli ol and Kludergirten in session room of the l'uesbj leiian church. AHAItOAIN. A house and two lots for sale lu South Salem at nlv VK.il in. qulroof W. H. talmpson. 11.3-tf 1)ATltOML Home Industry, aud use Mountain Halm Cough Cure. Guar anteed io give rebel or money refunded. Manufactured Hy II. H. Cross, Salem. Ore gon. Smith i turner solo nuents for Salem. 1-Sdlm AirANThl). An aetlw, reliable man- 1 s.ilury S70to S.VJ mouihly, with In- creiisCf to represent lu his on section u resiwns b e New Ynrlr h im. iiainZ." MANUKACTUUEH, U)jk Hox 15, New Ur ANTED. iSterynne to get their clocks and wuohes repaired b I. u. Kiinber. ,muiI vvorkiiud low iirN.... k-i,,., ii ... jeuelrj and time-pieces on hand st 110 ..... i.ii.aaw-ir IjlOit riALL. Atiout three acres of land U on Asylum Avenue, good dwelling house, onnveulently arranged; large burn acro..t sailcty or fruit trees and shrub bory; couiouient to Electric railway, never falling water on premises. Kor partlcu. .... iii'iuiiuai sewinu nousoon rlgtit hand side of Asj mm a .enuo golug Irom clt.-. I'illf XAr.VNTKn To t VS.1RK. J2 teKl" -a'P ni ..-. WVV.f. ."'. "ou ",r n??r. A I V ...1 IL..1. . j .... - " "- " " "" " tuutuvr. A treet. 'l:a.tr """B"! '! B OWN Kits OK COWS.-For service a So. euih At my place In 8aletn. .1 L I'AKKISIl. ll-l-d Fraa Terminal or Interior Points the Northern Ptirific Railroad Is the Hue to take To all Points East and South. vusylnT?ni&: ST.. PAUL AND CHICAGO! (.N'oct.Uiue of ertrs.) Comvd of dlnlugmrs uu.uriMHMHiJ fulluuin dtuwlns: nmVlisiv. Of Uttfet tsiulnment TOURIST Ol r sassier, r&isp s ,n ' KLKQAirTDAY COAf'HPs A oMlBaoc I'Vaweais, ,,..,. j-o. 4tr . wfiUmTpta l,iliM " to"" be. tkr3. y ut 1 POfeiusMdai - , unn.. u, u, ftl4a. Pell titnxi, I ' - W-U..L , aay mi -- A. D. rHIil T(1V ' Ajuuum im,, Aij?Jlr it):S a. "tw rt. arrwiin-sss'Si zr.niii i,jiki ? p "MU.WfV.Msl --, 1WI fil l-uyirs H As Cheap as r.rjy Laundrv m the Country Using A hite fiehi and doing flrst-clusa work. CSTLatl ts ami ;. -rj8 Invited to iimjK'ct r pr.xrj.i -f doinr work. 8 230 Liixrlv ttseet. LEADING THE SEASON. My New Stock of Wall Paper Has JUST ARRIVED At W. M. SAltGJUANl'S, 270 Commercial St. Mouldings, picture frames, window shades, Notions and toys. All klndsofpicture frames made to order. 5 and 10 Cent Counters, , M.T. RINEMAN DKALEK l.N Staple and Fancy Groceries, Criickery, Olasware, Lamps, Woeden and lllow ware. All kinds of mill feed. "VfOje-'emblebiiudlrultH lu their seaRou. 'Highest l'rlce paid for country produce." e solicit a share of j our patronage. 4 VttHtate street TIMBERAND TIMBER UHSb I huve 8(10 acres oi trood timber land for sale, one of Die best sites for a mill In Oregon. This tract of timber isloeated one rone irom u. it. i aio nave tnrce other small tracts for tale of ICO acres each, i also make 11 specialty of locating home steads und preemptions and timber claims ia favorable localities Parties wanting jove-nment land will do well t consult no as I am well posted In all tho land laws .lid latest decisions of the general land of ilce. I have three relinquishment!) forsale that ure well located, bandy to O.P. Co's It. It. Will be sold cheap. 1 cau be seen nt my residence one block east of Cook Hotel. Salem. Or, W. W. HEI'UUHN, & Irwin, os Strong. Successor to Amos Strong. Pioneer Bakery 271 Commercial Street. French and German Wheat and Rye Breads In City Styles. Vienna Bolls. SPECIALTY OF FANCY C AKP b Pastry and Confectionery Baking in Full Stock. Our new bread and cake baktiti .ire first-class artists lu their line, and we aim to have Everything as Fine as (he Finest. ' A NEW BOOK FROM COVER TO COVER. Fully Abremit with the Times. WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY k GRAND INVESTMENT for the Family, School, or rrofeaaiontl Llbriry. The Antheatio Webster' TJna hrldgod Dictionary, comprlslnR tt ixnea of 1884, 79 fc '84, copyrltht property of the undersigned, ia no ThorouBldy ReTlsed and Enlarged, and a a dUtlncrnialilns; title. Dear tho name ef Vohstera Interna tional Dictionary. Editorial xrork npon thia revisloa ha been in aetiro progress for ovf Ten Years. Not less than One Hun dred paid editorial laborer hots been engaged upon it. Over V300.OOO m.Hil.il In it preparation before the first coj was printed. Oritical comparison with any othi r Dictionary Is iTitcd. Get the Best. O. & O. MEItKIAM A CO., Publisher!, i Springfield, Mass., U.S. A. SolabyllBookllers.lllutrtedpampMtfttt. Summons. In the circuit court of the state of Oreion forthe county of Marlon ' il, r Phillips, I'laiutiff, 1 vs. I. Emma K.I'hllllps, Defendant.) d,f?nH,,i1.!'.w ? '"'P9- tbK nbve named defendant. In the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby required toappw SSunnlr'iS'. ha ?"'Plalut of the aboi piuiuurr, lu the above entitled court now on flie with the clerk of said wt. on or before thetl rt ,l,.rci,...J. ".,"." ; f W eourV which 'SMtAS'uSn.'S thelr?,y,hn'?,V,h. dur.of KebruarynsaKH in?rAUke,n '"'em, In a!d Marioa 2?liD.l5r'0'0n ondyouare hereby nod- 7SlJLfu.tt" 9 appear aud answtf ii .v,'",""iv os nereoy i f re. required the i-iuiutiii win apply to said curt for tbs relict prayed for I in l his wild complaint, to- wit; Kor a Jecrtt) of sjiit mn ;iiuirinr the bonds of matrimony Daw exlstlsg b- rn.TkV'J: """"J""1 u,,n " wm cause, forthecnreandcuktodyoflhemlnorchlKl. tl iUH. lnua 'nl'P-. nd l"r the l. and disbursement of this suit, and K( me?, WH.?yd mrthe' "-'" n1i.,UiiV,""J"5 ' published by order of ih. 'i ? J"deof Mia court, made si me mil dy of Umber, 18. W It.IlIl.YKl" Aitoruey for I'lslui it. 13-19-71 A u,e wur lor flics. Itebior Piles are known by raoUtore iwuuf ni are known by moUtors HWll,,,nd ,Tn.dlot.eld ftiiw Or. lUwitBito-, te lUwedy. whl cb fM dirc ou iiiwrta afftcteVl. absorb 1 eure. So cent. l)tuUt or w'? I i!?,?? ,r- or. BnMDsa, jWdbyHBitlhHtluw, "tuc iree. ur. HMnko,PhlladeJPDUi r" WE?M ESEI1