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'mfmmiv1 p5,ntwjT- 1sm STILL CONTINUING "p Cut Prices on Carpets. In order to make room and wo shall need lots of it for our spring stock. Close prices aro being made in all lines. REMEMBER WE OFFER BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENTS. HIE CAPITAL JOUML. FRIDAY, JAN. 22 1892 GILBERT k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. TAFFY. The only caudy manufactory this side of San Fraucisco outside of Portland that can make all the latest taffles. Our candles are fresh every day. The Spa. 110 State street, next to John Hughes, W. T. Stolz, manager. LOCAL DATES. Jan. 22. County Farmer's Alliance. ' They Love Oregon. And should love it well enough to obey the laws. Governor Peunoyer re mitted the flue of 500 against Tlios. E. Ruasell, convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon upon Dr. J. C. Gray, upon the condition that he should leave the state and re main away permanently. Russell has served about two mouths of his sentence. Now Russell refuses to accept the pardon, on condition that he leave the state, and has so notified the ofllclals. His attorney, L. Bilyeu, has given notice of the r appeal of the case to the supreme court. They all love Oregon. A case in Albany was dismissed on the condition that the man leave Albany, hut he didn't leave. Eyery part of the state has its peculiar attraction, says The Democrat. V E a E t A u les. Gardeners and furmers will find it profitable to send and receive free from Prof. Geo. Coote, horticulturist at the experiment station, Corvallis, Or., a bulletin of lests of vegetables made there last year. The record of about sixty kinds of tomatoes is especially valuable. Also the tests-of spring and fill sown vegeta bles. Mention this paper and secure a copy. m Quite a Plant. A duplex regis tering machine and $500 worth of material for Lockwood's fire alarm, messenger and call box system hat arrived, and it will take throe men about three months to put in the system, an expert operator, late of New Mexico, and formerly in em ploy of the S. P. Co., will assist in establishing the plant. Coal. Parties are preparing to send samples of coal to Ban Fran cisco capitalists with a view to en listing them to take hold of the coal fields just east of Salem. The Pacific Land and Orchard Co. is is quite active in spreading the glad tidings of this coal find which has all the appearances of being the greatest mineral discovery ever made in Oregon. Poou Billy Wright. This Sa lem gardner is sick abed with grip, and his creditors have come down on him. A chattel mortgage Thurs day relieved him of all his farm machinery and team and stock, Billy is very much depressed, as he has a great deal more property than enough to pay all his debts, if be was well and bad a chance to turn himself. Probate. The final account of Ella Z. Mumpers, administrator of the estate of Eliza Zieber, has been approved. J. R. Forest has been appointed administrator of the cs tate of Mary W. Hutton. At Cost. That stock of china and glass tableware. Gilbert & Patterson. , For Salem. The bill appropriat ing $100,000 for a public building at Salem passed the senate Wednesday. ORE Velvets and Plushes Will be our leading lines this week, at special sale price". T. HOLVERSON. J. RKADINU HIS MIND. A Journal Reporter Mystifies Carl King and Company. "I can read your mind," Bald The Journal man to the dashlug men tal Illusionist Carl King at The Willamette. "Cau you ? Lot's see." "You want a house tonight." "You've guessed it." The scribe was presented to the Spanish troubadours from Madrid, Dou Jose Ramirez, his wife and a willowy darkeyed niece, Senoritu Lemaire. The trio speak English, Italian, Dutch, German, Spanish and French and a number of inter vening dialects thrown in. Tbe re porter kuowiug only English, Ger man and Chinook was at a loss to respond but when they touched their mandolins nil diflicuttics dis appeared aud the language of the soul, spoken in beautiful melodies entranced even his savage bre:ist. This trio appear in Custiliau cos tumes and local mandolin aud guitar players will regret it all their lives if they miss this evening of Spaulsh national music at Reed's onera house. Mind Reading Tonight. Carl King, mind reader, and the Spanish Troubadours will be heard for the first time in this city at Reed's opera house toulght, The enter tainment promised by the manage ment is one that is seldom seen here and the high character of the mem bers of the combination may be said to ensure a meritorious enter tainment. Mind Reader King has achieved a national reputation for his wonderful power of thought reading, while Don Jose Ramirez and his troubadours are favorably known on two continents. It has been found that wherever theae artists have appeared they have never failed to score a hit, the remarkable feats of Mr. King ex citing the greatest interest aud as tonishment with all beholders,whiIe the musical features by the trouba dours have elicited the greatest enthusiasm. There will be but two performances by this clever com pany, tomorrow night being their last appearance. . i .- ss - Invention. A Salem man has invented and successfully tested a lightning street crossing sweeper and cleaner. It is on the snow plow principle, mounted on wheels and while a gentle shower softens up the mud, ten steel blades cut the surface of the crossing down clean. One passsng over the crossing fin ishes the work and the inventor, tho' a lame man, cleaned about forty crossings Thursday in a few hours. Good for Balem. The O. P. road has since Jan. 1st made Salem its freight distributing center instead of Albany as heretofore. Transfers are now made at Corvallis of all freigkt from Yaqulna and ocean steamers for all points in Oregon and is received at Salem by tri weekly boat and from here sent to destination. It increases the busi ness of the S. P. Co. so much that an extra clerk is employed at their freight depot and Harvey Blond Ib transfer agent'at this city for the O. P. Co. Taxes. Sheriff Croisan says he will have the books ready to receive taxes by Feb. 10th or 11th. He says the law only requires 15 days notice, instead of 30 days as was errone ously published. Notices will be out in about five days, and taxes duo in twenty. "Sugar Day" at the "Bine Front." Tomorrow the "Blue Front" will sell 20 lbs granulated sugar for 51.00. 22 lbs white X (J sugar for $1.00. We Have it at Last. Oil in five-gallon cans that tbe consumer does not lose one gallon out of five in filling lamps. See them at Clark & Eppley's. A thousand to one Chase and Sanborn coflte is the best on the coast. "Blue Front." K s S GOODS H. L UNN ONLY TEN JUSTICES The Connly Divided into Precincts Tor Justices of tbo Peace. The county court has divided up the county in justice of the peace district, as follews: Salem: Salem voting precincts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, precinct East Salem, North Salem, Englewood, South Salem aud Yew Purk precincts. Jeffersen: Jefferson aud Marion preclnct9. Stayten: Stayton and Sublimity preeiucts. Mehama: Silver Falls and Me huma precincts. Hereb: Horeb, Elk horn and Brelteubusb. precincts. Sllverlen: East and West Silver ton. Howell Prairie and Garfield precincts. Weidburu: Wood burn and Ablqun preeiucts. Aurera: Hubbard and Butteville precincts. Chnmpeeg: Champoeg and St. Paul precincts. Gervais: Lubish and Fuirfield precincts. HEAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS. Transfers heretofore recorded In January $111,073.50. JAN. 22. Shaw & Downlug to Geo. D. Spruguo 1 5, G bl 10 Depot add, Salem, 800. Nathan McNiell and wf to Geo McNiell, 1 a Rufus Smith d I c to Nathan McNiell, $1.00. R W Van Nuys and wf 4 lOOths a Bime d 1 c, $1.00. J H Porter aud wf to R W Vau Nuys same des, $1.00. Geo McNeill, unmarried, to R W Van Nuys 28 lOOths a, $1.00. J H Porter and wf to Geo McNeill, 07-100ths a same des $1 00. Emuuuel Kell and wf to Cbns Snyder J iut in 8 J S W Sec 1 tp 4 5 1 W, $800, H A Thomas to J H Albert all lntt in ill bl 17 Yew Park annex Salem, $350. J H Albert and H O Thomas to Thomas Lauderbaok 1 2 bl 7 Yew Park annex to Salem, $225. W H Downing and wf to Kate W McBride Jth of bl 57 North Halem, $300. Hiram Green and wf to Pacific Land & Orchard Co G8 10 a Z Pollard, d 1 c, $5448. Hiram Green and wf Thos H Hub bard strip of land, 56-100ths a, $44 00. Pacific Land & Orchard Co, to Hiram Green 70 a 3 Pollard d 1 c, $1.00. R W Van Nuys and wf to J H Porter 4-lOOths o tp 9 S 2 W, $1.00. Russell & Co to Augustus Yergen 80 a sec 25, tp 4 S 1 W, $1000. Adam Stephens and wf to Marlon Green 150 a sec 3 tp 7 8 3 W, $150. Geo. D. Sprague and wf to Shaw 6 Downing 1 0, 7,t0, bl 10 Depot add Salem, $200. F J Brown, unmarried, toAgustus E Wutaon 73 it a Mill St Salem, $350. August Zoellner and wf to Martha Woodward S E N W i and 8 N R J Sec 9 tp 9 S 2 E 120 a, $550. Wilson H Stubblns, widower, of Chicago to James O Beebe, A L Dies, M R Brown and Jessie Simmlns, 15 Its Highland, $6000. Same to same, 15 Its Highland add, to Salem, $0000. Jerked venison Davison & Whlta's. Elegant decorated Meakin semi parcelalu ware just received at tbe "Blue Front." Eggs guaranteed Davison & White's. Ladles Join tbe class in drees cut ting at 125 Court street. Prorate, In estate of Sarah B. Wood worth, R, P. Boise, jr., Orrln Baker and Geo. Hughes, appraisers. Chinook salmon Davhton fc White's. Wall paper at coat Wm .Sargeant, m Columbia river smelt Davison & White's. Wild game Davison & White's. JUDGES AND CLKKK8. Appointed by tlw Tnnnty County , for the Several 1'recincls. south SAI.EM, Judges. Clerks. Adam Ohmari. T. C. Davidson. W. W. Culver H. H.8mlth. W.W.Johns. yew park. Hamlin Smith. Newton Tanner. A. W. Drager. Wylio A. Moores. W. B. Simpson. ' JEFFERSON. J. B. Loouey. A. Tanzler. J. W. Rowland, ' Charles Smith. Charles Llbbey. MARION. Martin Bailey, Leonard .Walker, Ed. Farnhum, Frank Llbbey. Dexter Bobbin 8. TURNER. O. H. P. Cornelius J. S. Shank, N. W. 8ilvers, Wm. Colo. L. C. Cavanaugh. LINCOLN. H. W. Smith, Charles F. Heln, II. C. Porter, 8. J. Coudit. J. C. Howd. STAYTON. W. 8. Walters, Wm.Ledgerwood. Chorle8 Brlgga, R. G. Keene. Uriah Whitney. SUBLIMITY. W. H. Smith, N. Lambert, F. J. Wrightraan,A. L. Downing. Jos. Ledgerwood. MEHAMA. Frank U. Hull, Frank Glover, J. M. Eskew, W. M. Bushney. G. T. Cox. HOREB. John A. Shaw, Dayid Hoey,. W. T. Foster, Geo. A. Spencer. Wm. Sullivan. ELKIIORN. J. P. Case, 8. W. Miuturn, W. I. Henderson, B. F. Hester, T. L. Pope. SILVER FALLS. D. E. Knight, C. J. Siebel, H. McCn! lister, John Rossell, Junes Rossell. EAST SILVERTON. P. T. Hicks, L. J. Adauis, T. R. Hibbard, J. M. Brown, Samuel Ames. WEST SILVERTON. Wright Foshay, J. W. McCIure. B. Leonard, Archie Wolfard, John Falk. GARFIELD. R. H. Scott, J. W. Hobart, Alonzo Moser, C. W. McCown, Samuel Hammer. AIIIQUA. Wm. English, J. R White, M. R. Settlemier, Bruce Palmer, William Glover. HOWELL PRAIRIE. W. Bappiugfleld, D. W. Biolth, J. F. Anderson, Frank Durbln, Robert Steele. ENGLEWOOD. Alouzo E. Parker, H. C. Colwell, Alfred Savage, Charles Miller. 13. F. Nenl. NORTH SALEM. A. M. Clough, J. A Burns. Adam Suyder, J. H. MeCormick. Brooks Wagnon. EAST SALEM. R. H. Cain, John Estes. D. S. Dutton, ' Wm. Slocum. James Munkers. PROSPECT. C. N. Potter, J. M. Rogers. I G. P. Sanderson, Geo. B. Gray. Ulcleou Btefncr. LABISH. Silas A. Jones, A. F. McAtee. Alex. Lafollet, William Mumper. F. H. Molsan. FAIRFIELD. John Wehrum, L. A. Byrd. Geo. B. Miller, J. J. Becker. Theodore Rubens, UERVAIS. L. H. Poujade, W. S. Taylor. B. A. Natbmau, Goodman. Oliver Arel. WOODBURN. J. H. Bottlemler, W. I. Ray. A. G. Bradley, S. E. Hardcastle. L. W. Gulss. nUBBARD. G. B. Hovenden, G. II. Beebe. C. C. Collluberry, J. L. Calvert. John Parnell. AURORA. Wm. Fry, W. S. Hurst. Dr. M. Glesy, Henry Glesy. B. J. Grim. BUTTEVILLE. F. X. Maltbleu, Henry L. Bents. G. A. Cone, A. E. LaRocque. L. V. Ehlen. CHAMl'OEO. John Hoefer, A. E. Hoefer. H. B. Gearln, J. F. Markley. William T. Coleman. BT. PAUL. S. J. Kerr, J. L. Cook. J. W. Smytho, H, Coleman. Peter Kirk. SALEM NO. 1. L. E. Pratt, D.F.Wagner. W. D. Claggott, J. H. Strlckler. W. D. Jeffries. SALEM NO. 2. Chan. Claggett, Peroy Willis. William ytaiger, Charles Relly. James Walton, DIED. AUHTIN. Thursday afternoon, Jan. 21st. at her home in North Balem, Mrs. U. B. Austin, of dropsy. Deceased ws the wife of Rev. Austin, who was pastor of the M. E. Church at Bllverton last year, and had beeu sick for six years. Tbe funeral wm conducted from the bouse nt J :30 o'clock this afternoon, Rev, Kellerrnan officiating, and tbe body won Interred la Lee Mis elon cemetery. Wall paper nt coot HrgiBt'. LOCAL AND 1'EltSONAL. , StlemuotV hns HiMity-flvo addi tions. Finest weather in tho world for grip. Frank Lovell left for Turner this nftcrnou. Dr. J. N. Smith returned to the city today from Linn county. Z. A. Moody left this nftcrnoon for Portl.iud. State and uouniy taxes will not be ready furcollfctlou forsoveral weeks. Tho library committor mecis til Dr. CuslcR's onice at 4 p. m. James Warner, 8lem's expert buggy painter, is ut Albany today. Rev. Corwln, who was unable to fill his pulpll lost Sunday, is still lu dispoied. Mrs. John F. Miller left on tho nftcrnoon train for a Bhort visit to Portland. August Rothcnburg, a nntlvo of Germauy, has been mado a citizen if the United States. Get in und pavo part of a block nt least with broken rock, Mr. Street Coinmlsslouor. Pacific lodgo meets this evening for ti special communication in Masonic work. Term examinations are proceed ing in all the city schools. Supt. MoElroy Is home from his trip to Eugeue. All tho crockery, glass wnie, lamps, etc., at Gilbert & Patterson's will be sold at cost to close out tho stock. Mrs. S. B. Cntterlln left tliis morning for Monroe, Or., where sho will visit the family ot Sountor Thompson. Sampson Jones Is again able to be about ufter more than a month's protracted Illness. Superintendent Irwin of Ohemn wa is reported down with hi grippe. Sickness among tho students is growing less. Al Herren is taking a lay-off and Clias. Roberts is agent for the Union Pacific in his place and will attend to all business for tho Elwood and Manzanlllo. That $75 free lunch at the opening of tho new Western saloon lust night was an elegant affair ana pre pared nt Strong's tho royal caterers. The blood-eleu using quulltlcd of Ayt-r's Sarsaparllln tender it invalu able in skin disorders. Eastern oyster b Davison &, White's. Judge Strahan informs n close friond that he will not bo a candi date for re election, but after the closo of his term on tho supreme bench, will retire from pubho life and resume practice nt Portland. At tho election of officers of the First National bank of Salem, Nu poleou Davis was reelected presi dent and Dr. W. H. Byrd wus elected vice president. Joliu Molr wus retained as cashier. Tho bank is now working under tho new capi tal stock of $luO,000, and has a fine future. Plenty sal m on Davison &. White's. Salem whist players will bo In terested in tho following purely hy pothetical Item from the Eugene. Guard: "A man who is playing whist, and who 1ms been holding poor cards for four hours, then gets nlue trumps from tho uco down and the other three aces, and then tho fire bell rings and all tho rest of tho players runs away and leaves him alone, should not be held accountable if he does some thing rash." Ayer's Hair Vigor prevent the hulr from falling, and restores gray hulr to its original color. Ayer's Almanac, at your druggist's. Window shades at cost Wm. Bnrgeant. Cluiso and Sanborn Cofleo, "Blue Front." Tho J. M, Russell Co., of Portland, to buy and sell wool, grain, etc., stock $20,000; Multnomah Lodge Sons of Herrmann; the L. E. Blatnu Clothing Co., of Albany, stock $10,000; tho M. E church, of Yoh calla, Diuglas county; have tiled article:) of incorporation. Tbo funeral of Hon. J. B. Mc Clane was largely attended. It Is certain that he was Salem's first postmaster, aud tho postofflco used by him Is still part of Judge Boise's residence nt North Salem. The county court has reduced the number of Justices of tho pence from twenty-four to ten. There will be one at Salem In place of four. Salmon, salmon, salmotiMtnd oth er fresh and suit water fish in end less variety nt Davison & White's Court street Huh, game, and poultry depot. Chinese phcasauU-- Davison & White's. Those low price cloth top ladles' shoes at R. J, Fleming's Htato street shoe store are having qulto a run. They aro the best for the money In town. DBPRICK 7ftanl ILf Ui4 ia MilHoai of Homw fit AMBER OF COMMERCE. PoRlLAvi), jittt. 21 Tho Port land chamber of eommeicn dieted the following oIllceiH lust night for ensuing year: T. 1 Osboruo, presl dout, and Frank Motter,, secretary. HORSE MARKET BURNS. Kansas City, Jan. 22. The horse market of Sparks Bros.burned this morning. , Over three hundred hottos and mules perished. Lnv, $C0.OO0, NEW YORK LIFE. New York, Jan. 22. The report of the New Yoik Life Insurauce Co. was filed today. An examination shows u surplus of fifteen millions. Although tho company is solvent Its surplus shows shrinkage of three or four millions. The report severely condemns the ngeuoy, and If con tinued will provo ruluous to the compauy. It also says tho manage ment show across neglect of their duties. You've No Idea How nicely Hood's Sarsaparllln hits the needs ot peoplo who feel "all tired out" or "ruu down," from any cause. It seems to oil up the whole mechanism of the body bo thut all moves smoothly nud work becomes n positive delight. Be sure to get Hood's, Hood's PlIU act especially upon the liver, musing it from torpidity to its natural duties, euro constipa tion aud assist digestion. UNI IT CLUB. This popular literary club had an interesting session last night nt tho church parlors. Quotations from J. G. Holland and tho study of Whlt tler composed tho ovenlng's work. Tho next meeting will bo held at tho restdenco of Mrs. England Thursday evening, February 4. Be low is tho PROGRAM. Life of Cary Sisters Alice Stetnor Heading from Bin urd Taylor...Mr. Plastor Poem irom N. P. W tills Mm A. F. Holer ReadlUK fmmJ.G, Sftio..Jessle Htump original room . Mra. En; and American Tragedians Hugh Thompson Music, , Claire liukor Notions at cost Wm. Sargeant. -iimci nr mi a-snjiisw ;ad Blood. Impuro or vitiated blood Is nlno times out o( ten caused by somo form of constipation or indigestion that clog up tbo sjstom, when tho blood naturally becomes lraprcg natcd with tho elfoto matter. Tho old SarsapnrlUas attempt to reach this condition by at tacking tho blood with the drastlo mineral "potash." Joy's Vcgctablo Barsaparllla Is modern. It goos to tho scat ot tho trouble. It arouses tho liver, kldnoys and bowels and Invigorates tho circulation, nud tho Impuri ties aro quickly carried oft through tho natu ral channels. Charles Ie, ot Beamish' Third aud Market His., 8. F., writes: "Itookltforvltlatcd blood and whllo on tho llfst bottlo becamo courlnced of Its merits, for I could feel It wm working a change It cleansed, purified and braced me up generally, and every thing Is now working full aud regular." Jo ..g Vegetable D Sarsaparilla For snlo by Dau'lJ. Fry, 225 Com. street. HOTEL ARRIVALS. "WILLAMETTE" II C Kinney, Grant's Pass. W 8 York, Dickinson, N D. Wm Beak, J N Wolf, L II Scrive ner, Sau Francisco. Carl King & Co. S 8 Goldsmith, J B Slnnott, J M Brook, W P Bwopo, A BweoK, L L Conn, G A Gore, W H Harkness, Portlund. 0 F Mount, St Louis. K 0 Lake, Eugene. C A Campbell, L Alsly and wife, New York. J L Hewitt, Wheatland. L Otormatt, Olympla. S H Hazard, Empire City. A McManua, H G Thompson, CO Pruhman, Chicago. R S Vivian, Kansas City. A L McClalue, Bllverton. II A Pope, Chicago. "COOK." R E Want, and family, "Halem. C H;okB, Tacoma. Mra ETJudd, Tumor. Miss M M Moore, Ottawa, III. W Young, Woodburn. B II Sargeant, Quartzvllle. D M Dryden, King. E Gibson, P Levitt, J Allen, Newberg. U Q Gans aud wlfo, G G Gang, jr, Misses Maple, D B and Rebu Gans, Loh Crnces, N M. , II B Taylor, Gervais. D F Glbbs, Tacoma. 1 L Simpson, Eugene. A A Fuller, Portland. Ed Reeves, Jeflerson. A Kell, A Rotuerberg, J Stokes. Bargant cost. sells window shades at Simmons Liver Regulator, bear In mind, is not an experiment. It Is endorsed by thousands. 1 LI,.,", .. I"..1! ".J ' ..Li LUJ Baking Powder Powder 40 Years th Sttlar& M$m ESP Special Sal FOR ONE WEEK, COMMENCING TODAY (JAN. 20), W 6FF1 All Wool Yam Colors White, Black, Red. Blue, $j.uu a pounu regular. Best Imported Saxony Yarns, 8 Cents a Skein. Call early as quantity is limited. uuuerwear. mm imTnTmnnn Our specialty, the celebrated R & G CORSETS. i ... JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, "Wall Pa per and Border, Artists' Ma terials, Xiimo, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay. Feed and Fenco Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc MEW ADVEIlTiaKSlKNTS. Is just tho placo for you to gotOBohool FEBRUARY 1,1892, Is the time to outer with tho beginning of luu uuru lurm. Now rooms for youns mou will bo ready. First-class Instruotlou In all branches. Rates Cheap.- Geo. 'Whiter, D. D, President. REED'S OPERA HOUSE. CARL KING and THE SPANISH TOUBADOURS. Mind-Reading, Mystery and Music, TWO NIQHT9 ONLY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, January 22d and 23d. Cnrl ICtng, In Ills marvelous feata of thuiigut-rcaatng Unuttored thought read through a thread like wlro Hidden arti cles revoaiea lurougn me power 01 minu reading. Carl King li tha Wonder of the Century, A charming diversion to the cntortaln rucnt lb tho mulscal perlormanoo of DON JObE RAMIREZ AND HIS SPAN ISH TROUBADOURS, A r raved In nlcturpRciuo costumos and performing the most dlllloult operatic, as well as the tuoit popular airs on tho man dolin, bundurrla add guitar Don Hatnlrez nas no equal on iuo manaoun. no noias tho championship ul two continents. Admission COo.; roservod seats 75 cents. 1'or milo at 1'uttou's book store. Salem Abstract and Loan Co. Tho only Abstract books of Marlon county. Ileal estato orders tilled promptly und safoly. W. H. i-i. w.at:brs, MANAOBR. ANYTHING. From baled hay and feed to flno toilet soap, Key Wont cigars, tobacco pipes, knives, eta, can always bo lound at lowest pneo; ut T. BURROWS, No. 22fl.Comraerslal Bt,, Balem iV.I ilustlo Ilocklnc chairs. Betters, cents of floe or reading chairs, lamp stands, center vauieH, imwer luinai, nuuy. rooKing ana high chairs, eta, for date Or Exchange for Second Hand Goods. Call and Inspect Uustlo'work at old Court House, lu. aji Kinas.or rurnituro repalrod. n. T. MARTIN, Propr. IT ARM TOBSAIiE. 830 acres of best stock and fruit land In Oregon for sulo at a bargain. Will sell In lots to suit purchaser. Address or call on U. J. HIUULi, Knights. Urn. Near Bllver Creek Kails. 7 88m Ctuu. WoU, of the "German Market," will hereafter sell for cash culy and his prices will be tho lowest. Summons. In the Circuit Com t of the UUtte of Ore gon.for Marlon county. Miles Ulley, plalutiir, vs. It, M. O lover, defendant. To It. M. Clover the defendanti In tbe name of the statu ol Oregon yon are hereby required toappeur und answer the compldlut Died against you In tha above entitled action, on or before tbe 8tti day or Kebruary, law, tho same being tba llrst day ol uexl regular term ol the above eutPled oourt alter the expiration of tbe Subluxation of this summons, and If you ill so to appear aud answer, U ptalutlS will takejudgmeiitagatuit youfor the sum of 170 together with interest thereon at tbe rata of bper cent, per annum Irom March to, lH4),uum paid, and all costs and dis bursement ol this action. You are hereby notified that this summons Is served upon you by publication by order of tbe Mob, K, r. Boise, Judge of said court, made on tbe 11th day of Nor. It!, directing Uat said summons be published U consecutive weeks lu the UAjtai,Jo(Mial, published al Halem, Marlon county, Oryou, K.I. McOOKXAOand H. T.MUllAHltoON, 186t4w Attorneys for plalntlS, Willaiettc University flET31sjssCv5r" H -! Gas Warkct. at 75o a Pound. Brown and Grey. This yarn k r Special values' ill Ladles wlnt nn r.PT?.t?A wr.rrai 1. 1. 1 I VJ.XIO.tii XAWKJJ I II . . . vv' . BLOCK , . ' wm 25c Want Column. Nettces Inserted for ONK CKKT IH1J wuu jwvuii. mtjKJHiun, no aav usemem insertea in tnia eoiamn ror J tnan iwenty-nvo cents. TPOII I KENT New house in Xo J.' Haiem. Apply to k. lioler, lis Diiiuiu, or BtJUUHSAii omoa. mo RENT. House of nine rooms. StftM i aiiacnea wun city water; ItlgblsvMil auamon. xuiquire uw uouage street. lm THE ALKA-nESPEUIAN SOOIETX1--? MecU avcrr Hntnrdnv evtnln UL mi o'clock, In tnahall over the state ias ranee building. Meetings are open to tfed public ttev. ItobcrtWhitaker.rres, D,j W. A. Cuslck, Vice President. 10 S tliji Capital City Resferatl Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meal? at All Hours oi Ifielkyj None but white labor employed la I oNiHuusuineuu A good substantial meal oooked In I oiass siyia-Twonty-flve cents per meal. jnc a j- r ku ii ja uourt street, between opera iloue Mlnto's .Livery M.T. RINEMAN BKALKB ,IN Staple and Fancy GrKcriev Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Woi and Willow ware. All kinds of mill I Also vcsoUiblcKOQdrrultB In their cososvt "lllfrhnst Price nnld rnrcnuntrvimxtUM? w e Hoiici a snare oi your patronage. 9-9 ISHI nutate street OREGON STATE SCHOOL JOUMLoni the' GffloW ornn of tho state denartment of Puhlloln- ! struct Ion. Tho Journal Is a monthly mag. j mine aevoiea 10 scuoui anu noma cauow ( tlon; therefore, It Is Indispensable to., teachers, und Invaluable to Woods of ede-; cation in general, l'rlce S1.00 per annum; uvu or more copies hi cents eacn; sampia copy 10 cents. Address J, B. Hohnkk. II ST-lf Proprietor, Albany, or. B. K. HAL,!,,: Paper .Hanger. Leave orderatUlobe Ileal Estate Ex ohi0g IW ZEALAND! INBTJIU omnai Klxe and rise. a. W. BEKLEU, Agent. Balem, Conservatory of Music WILLAMETTE UNlVKItBrrY.-UtyssBl superior advantages to students v music, five leacnera. juaiest memos. Vocal and Instrumental muslo tauaht to tbe highest proficiency. No use going east DlplomaH given on oomplotlou oroowra-V nexi iurm ut'giui reu,j. tm. d tn v & i (uuauati Alew, PRINTING 0NKOKTUK LAKQKbT ESTABLIBJ ments In the Htato. Lower rates lit Portland. Largost stock Xegal Blacks ! tbo Htate, and biggest discount. ' Had i nrlca list of lob nrlntlmr. and oatulosma legal blanks. K. M, WAITS, Htoum Vrlater Halem Oraaxn, FEAR & HAMILTON, ruin. nrnmltaljul nn Imnmviul ferna BlS .' city property. SiVbKIvI. Ore Jiooin 11, Hush Baulc bwek. ENSI D.C.SHBRISrlAN, U, B. l'euslon and Claim agent. V, i itox xii, natem, uregon, Deputy ClerK Vrlte for blaaks, To Strawberry Growers The undersigned bos contraetodtwr t quantity oruie Jessie, (swoepsuvaa winner at Salem strawberry ntlr) asu omphe de Uand, (betit ylul(Vr and : iirouiauio iuvo uurrr iu atueia l iruiu aa. vy . D4VUKC, nuicu. uu a. if . ' bert, Aumsvllle. Warranted pare at auu pianwnrswaiM, uaiaiogu rree, i Hepiemuer lu, auo ten oinw v Auaresa n. nvw dw HalMH, Strawberries amd GrapesJ TTentyvarletlcrtofeaohforsI, Mann of culture and descriptive catalogs j K wilts or euner or inose, nesv ursuw -ulu, mutable for thU cAmate, sent on plication to K. JlOKKll, Balem, Orou- SCArA (OZM?& s caufGf- Halem, Oregou. W. I. Maky, fresld A. 1. Armstrong, Manags. KHsIiiess, Skrtlii Typewriting, f departments. Ib, Kagllaa adtal sihco at any Wm. Cmsaagsi trm. J. H. HAAS, THB WATCimiiUK 21 JX ComnxrtM t., f alssi, Ongct. (Next ooor w metsfu