Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 23, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"ffwwwy -tfj rwyrviTOT y;-T ? STILL .CONTINUING ftrp. Cut Prices on Carpets. In order to make room and we shall need lots of it for our spring stock. Close prices are being made in all lines. BEM EMBER WE OFFER BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENTS. J. H. LUNiM AN INDIAN WAR VETKRAN. Reminiscence of lion. J- It. Mcl'laiu An Efficient tiflleer. I LOCAIi AND I'KRSONAI The sugar war U on again. The grlppy wt-ulber continues. See the Oregon Land Company's ME CAPITAL JODUUL SATURDAY JAN. 23, 1802. GILBERT k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oi's, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder GEO. D GOODHUE. K OAHILL. BUILDING MATERIAL. Lime, cement, plaster, hair, Are and building brick, Are clay, sand, gravel, blacksmith and house coal, wood, all kinds, wholesale uud re tail. Office !)o State street. Goodhue & Caiiill. TAFFY. The only caudy manufactory this side of San Francisco outside of Portland that can make all the latest taffies. Our candies r.re fresh every day. The Spa. 110 State street, next to John Hughes, W. T. Stolz, manager. STREET CAR PROPERTIES. Public School Question. At the Alka-Hesperian society the pub lic library question comes up tonight in shape of a proposal to elect five trustees. The debate is over the public schools, the question being raised as to whether they are not really detrimental to the young. This will be pretty apt to interest our twenty-eight public school teachers and teachers of many pri vate tchoolp. This society continues to grow In membership and seems to have a faculty of finding the question of vital interest of the hour. Capitalist Investigating a Salem Plant Sale or the Horse Car Line. It. 8. Vivian, an Englishman uud capitalist from Kansas City has been in the city several days the past week, and departed for the Sound cities Friday night. He made an investigation of the Capital City Electric Ilailway plant with a view to an invesment of east ern capital. He was seen by a re porter as he was leaving and ex pressed himself as very favorably impressed with the street railway property of this city. ATSHCRIKF SALK. The horse car line was advertised for sale to the highest bidder, under a mortgage to H. W. Cottle Satur day, Jan. as, atl p. m. SherllF CroNau required tun minutes to read the notice of sheriff sale and then the real estate uiid franchise was bid ott toE. F. Park huist for $.11,600. Tlie sale will be confirmed by the court Feb. 8th, THE COUNTY COURT. Concluding Orders Fix up Election I'reriucls Macleay Continued. Committed. John Martin, a resi dent of Columbia county, aged about 25, was committed to the county jail Friday evening on charge of larcdny by bailee, founded on the taking of a horse from Ellis & Whitley's stable at Salem, Sept. 8, and disposing of same. He bays he is not the man, but has a double by the same name and can prove an alibi. He will write to his father at Portland, who will take him out. The sheriff takes no stock in this and Martin is Identified by the men at the stable. Doctors' Troubles. This foggy, chilly weather enables the phyti clan to put money in his purse rapidly, and yet the harvest season has its drawbacks. Night rides in the ceuntry are what try men's souls and when to this is added the danger of footpads, the calling is nearly as hard as that of the re porter who must be out in all kinds of weather, A Snlem physician who had to make a midnight trip iu East Salem the other night was followed by two men and had to call a neighbor to go with him. 1 m Will Elect. Talks with .Republican politicians at Salem, reveal the fact that the office of County Judge Davidson and Attorney-General Chamberlain, must, in their opinion, be filled by election in June next. There are some who hold the opposite view in the case of these particular offices, and if they are filled by nomina tions at the general election there may be controversy In the courts. m Bound for Salem. R. R. Ryan, a Salem boomer, who has been working up an excursion for the Paclflo coatt, writes that a special excursion will leave Lincoln, Neb., 'Feb. 1st for Portland, via Los Angeles. Persons purchasing farms or city property In the Willamette valley will be given a discount of ten per cent on the amount of their tickets. Mr. Ryan will bring quite a company to Salem. Poor Doc Richard Swartz's big black watch dog was run over In the fog Friday niebt and nearly cut in two, The poor brute was almost instantly killed, his entrails were torn out and a large pool of blood was left on the street. FRIDAY. In the matter of the petition pray ng for the establishment of Macleay precinct, with voting place at Macleay, was continued until Thurs day, February 4th. The order establishing Salem pre cinct No. 5 wus reconsidered uud Salem No. 4 established. The boundrries are: Ferry street on the uorth, railroad on the east, Mission street on the south, and river on the WPBt. PREPARING FOR ELECriON. Judges aud clerks of election were appointed for the remaining pre cincts as follews: Salem No. 3 W. F. Boothby, Gideon Stolz and W. H. Byrd, judges; Ed. N. Edes and L. B. Mc Clone, clerks. Salem No. 4 Geo. P. Hughes, O. D. Hutton, and Cyrus Woodworth, judges; G. G. Brown and Purdy, clerks. The court adjourned sine die. Pastoral Calls. Rov. Itobt. Whituker of Salem, Is waging vigor ous warfare on this abuse, In the Paclflo Baptist. In the last issue he says: "Let them not slight their work of visiting the sick, the stran ger or the spiritually needy, but let them resolutely refuse to run about, at the beck of men and women whoure void of any real convictions. The postor who yields to such a demand is not dishonored by being dubbed a 'trotter' aud bis practice Is not inaptly described as 'dogging.' " Iu his fight on pastoral calls he Is strongly sustained by Chaplain C. C. Batman who in u letter to the same paper guys: "To say that the minis ter is first a 'trotter' aud a 'tiokler' whose pastoral work becomes plaster ing worn to keep people in good humor with him personally is us superlatively ridiculous us It Is shock- inglyeomniou," It would seem that a minister bus a right to call on a neighbor if he is in trouble, or if he has auy bu iiut.es with him, just like another. Editor Jeurnal: By your per-. mission I will give the public a few . price j,8t on Jmg0 lwo more iacis in reiereiice luiuecuuiuu tor of the late John B. MeClane. I first became acquainted with him In 1845 in Salem near where Lincoln Wade's store now stands, at L. H. Judsnu's, who afterwards become bis father-in-luw. Our acquaintance opened up into a warm friendship of East Salem happy over the aril which lasted up to the doy of hts' vbi is or a son. death. In the winter of 1847-8 when j Prof. Yoder was it passenger this the news of tbo murder of Dr. Mar- afternoon for Portland. cus Whitman his wife and some 12! ju,lL,finlHi Mrtl. V. v T.nrrl wont. to Portland today for a short visit. The fog at Portland today Is the heaviest ever known there. James Wilson Browu bns become a full Hedged citizen by the record of the county. The fuinlly of J. J. Redmond. MARION COUNTY ALLIANCE. Annual Election of the Farmers Or ganization Officers for 1802. There wassome misunderstanding as to the day for the annual meeting of the Marlon County F. A. & M. B. Ass'u. A number came to Salem on tie 22d, aud others came In on the 23d, thinking that the right time, so that the attendance on both days was reduced. The annual session was called to order on the latter date at 1 o'clock, with a good attendance OFFICERS FOR 1892. President, Geo. W. Weeks; vice president, W. W. Culver; secretary, T. C. Davidson; treasurer. W. H. H. Darby; chaplain, J. A. Norwood; lecturer, John Jory; steward, Levy Herren; doorkeeper, Lon Woods; assistaut doorkeeper, M. M. Lewis. GRAND TEMPERANCE LECTURE. Mrs. Cox, the National Organizer, Will Speak at Willamette Tonight. Mrs. Delle C. H. Cox, the national organizer of the W. C. T. U., who delivered a fine address at Willa mette chapel on last Wednesday evening, has been Induced to speak again at the chapel tonight. Her first appearance before a Salem audience created such a favorable impression that requests have been made for another lecture. Mrs. Cox bus bad fifteen years' experi ence in the work, and it is hoped that she will lie greeted by a large audience at the chapel tonight. Business men and all voters es pecially Invited. Good Mcn. Several persons are disponed to criticise the literary wK-U'Sy fiat Is promoting the froe public library, for asking that a majority of the trustees belong to the society. The society is com posed of many young men and some of our so-called solid citizens. It. Is maintained by members of the society that they have no desire but to secure the selection of the verj best men for trustees and that some of Hh members are as able, enthusi astic aud competent as auy. Dead Chinj-se. Wen Sun You, age 35, died Friday evening at 6:30 in Chinatown. He was biuk a long time and formerly wos employed in the family of Werner Bninan, of this city. He was well liked, and four carriage loads of Chinese of the better class attended bis funeral. A hearse was employed, unci the re mains taken to the Chinese burying ground. A wagon with an abund ant supply of provisions accompan ied the procession. 1 m Chinese War. The Mongolians are at war hero and we may expect the highbiudors to open up in busi ness in Eugene ut auy time. Two Chinamen, Cook Jim and Gambler Charlev had a tight last night and were urrested'by Policeman Witter. Eugene Guard 22. One Week. The last week, and a general clearance sale will be madtf. Cost no longer considered. The goods must go. Geo. F. Smith, 30" Commercial street. or 14 other white persons, by the Cayuse Indians at Wlelatpu Ml slou, reached the valley, J. B. Mc Cluue was among the first to enlist in answer to the call of Gov. Geo. Abemathy in Co, C of the 1st regi ment of Oregon mouuted riflemen, Capt. H. J. G. Maxon commading. Slid company with some three others were organized ou the 8th day of Jan. 1848, and I believe if was through me that Col. Cornelius Gilliam who was to bo our com mander became acquainted with J 13. MeClane and at ouce appointed him his private secretary and be be came very popular among tae officers aud mcu of this command. Ho was iu the engagement near the mou'li of Tyo valley in Wasco county on about the 30th of Jan. 1848, and was in the engagement between the Well sprlugs and But ter creek on about the 22ud of Feb. 1848, and again in the lust engage ment that was fought which was a two days battle and was fought be tween the Caunou aud the Touchet, two streams ruuuiug into Snake river aud now in Walla Walla or Whitman counties ou the loth or 14th of March, in all of which lie proved himself to be a brave bold Indian lighter and ou account of which be wus loved and respected by all the command. The com mand imediateiy rtturned to Fort Waters and after holding a couucil of war it was determined that Col. Gilliam should take about 100 men aud proceed to The Dalles for sut plles and on their way down, at Well springs the colonel was acci dentally shot and instantly killed. Mr. McCIuue come on down with the escort and I believe was dis charged by the governor, at Oregon City. T. V. Shaw. WILhAMl.TTB NOTES. City Charity. All churches and organizations of the city nre hereby urgently requested to elect their delegates to tbo city board of charities. W. L. Wade, president protem., W. M. KaiBer, secretary pro tern. Jerked White's. venison Davison &. Wild game Davison & White's, See the Oregon Land Company's price list on page I wo. Sargant sells window shades at cost. REAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS. Ttausfers recorded In January $133,304,60. JAN. 23. Tho. E. Hill, of Chicago, to W. H. Stubbings; Its 1 to 12 blk 25, Highland ad,S4,680. Charles Parets, of Chicago, to same: Its 1 to 12 blk 34, and Its in blk 13, Highland add, $7,075. W W Brooks and wife to A B Raymond; 227 acres, sees 2 and 3, tp 0 s, r 1 e, $1.00. T W Davenport and wife to Eliza F Miller; 00 acres, tpO s, r 1 w, $500. Alice Lafore to Jno Kirn; part blk 27, Salem, $1,600. Geo W HolIIster and wife to Jesse Hendershptt, lots 1, 2, bl 3, Hoilister add, $05. Mary E Stranaban and Jas F Stranaban, to 8 W Jones, lots 53, 54, 55, 1 6 8, r 8 w, 187.68 a. $4000. Lewis Pettyjohn and wife to A D Pettyjohn and wife, 15 a, seo 12, t b s, r 4 w, $500. Salmon, salmon, salmon, and oth er fresh and salt water fish In end less variety at DaVison & White's Court street flsb, game, aud poultry depot. See the Oregon Land Company's price list on page two. Eifgs guaranteed Davhon & White's. GOODS DRESSY & Velvets and Plushes Will be our leading lines this week, at special sale price?. T, HOIvVBRSON. Piof. Stirr goes to Silvertou Sun day, to hold quarterly meeting. Friday they discuss the value of a peculiar genus homo, called lawyers. Rev. H. B. Elworthy, who is related to the University by marriage led chapel Tuesday, Prof. Ames, who has been absent since the holiday, giving readings on the sound, returns Monday. Rev. J. N. Denison, of the Port land hospital, a former student nt Willamette was present Monday at chapel and conducted the exercises. The classes in shorthand and and typewriting, are progressing well. These acquirements form valuable adjuncts to a good business education. Mrs. Cox, of Newberg, lecturer for the W. C. T. U. was present at chapel Friday. Her lecturo of Wednesday was much praised. She speaks again at the chapel Saturday at 7:30. Dr. Wbitaker has had a Hag made out of the University colors, of a permanent style, which ho purposes donating to the school. It is quite handsome, und we are obliged for the gift. When a ropo is put on the bell, and the springs are adjusted so that the clapper will strike properly, the bell will buvo a deeper and more resouaut peal. The Philodosian society will give an entertainment soon to get funds to replace the furniture lost by the Are. Your reporter caught a sundry glimpse of the entertalument that were highly entertaining. TbePhilodorlans are circulating a subscription, and have some gener ous contributions. The boys are settling political questions now. McKlnley's bill was discussed. They eay the president Is a frte trader. Among other visitors, Rev. C. R. Kellerman, L. L. Mann, a former student, and Mrs. Southwlck favored us by their presence. We are especially glad when our towns people visit chapel and see our as semblage of students. They will feel renewed interest in the school. Gov. Moody Is ut Portland this afiernoou. H. B. Holland and wife have goue to Vancouver for a short visit, and will return Monday. Mrs. B. E. Hyde returned to Port land today, after conducting n suc cessful cutting school for several weeks. This foggy weather is quite English you know. The electric ear ran qver a China man's white rooster early this morn ing aud till tberu was left of the unfortunate bird was a heap of feathers scattered about. W. W. Martin is about the houso at home uud expects to be at his place of business Monday. Rev. Corwin of the Congregational church wus qulto ill Friday ufter noon with neuralgia, but was re ported belter this morning. A Portland Chinaman, Jo Day, is at the pen for threo years for an assault with a dangerous weapon. The city board of charities met at Ford & Kaiser's olllco Friday even ing, W. L Wade, president; W. M. Kaiser, secretary, aud A. N. Bush, treasuier, is the temporary organi zation. Ferguson Owen, aged 50 from Polk county, and W. D. McDonald, age 80 from Yamhill county, both died at asylum recoutly. The Carl King and Spanish Troubadour Co., placed to a good bouso last night and repeat the entertainment this evening, with ne A' and added attractions. The fog uloug the S. P. railroad track has been so dense the past few days that Boss Pruuty's Celestials have hail to hump themselves. He has kepi the fog plow at work day aud night. The L. L. D. C. had their regular weekly party at Wade's hull in North Salem lust ey.ening, with an attendance of over one hundred. A good time was hud by this society of jolly young folks. Mre. E. Wood aud daughter Nina, who have been visiting nt the home of W. H. Savage, started this after noon for their homo at Spokane Fulls. Mrs. C. L. Cornell wont to Port- laud this afternoon for a short visit, accompanied by airs. Patterson, who has been her guest for severul days. French ice cream soda tho first of the season, at Jones & Rcrnardl's. French ice cream soda at Jones &. Bernordl's. Hon. D. R. N. Blackburn, is a caudldate for supreme Judge before the Republican stato convention. Hon. Til Ford of Salem, is also named for this place. Gospel meeting by Mrs. Cox at the W. C. T. U. free reading room on Court street Sunday at 4 p. m. J II Albert and II A Thomas to F J Browu and Frank Elliott Brown, lot 0, bl 8, Yew Park add, Sulem, $120. Rev. C. H. Curtis, of Portland, will occupy tho Congregational pulpit Sunday morning uud ovenlng. SCHOIII.NOTKS. Examinations begun hi thO?rrntn mar grade Friday and will begin in the other grades Monday. The now buildings are completed and ready to bo furnished the desks being now at the hiilldlnirs awaiting tho arrival of the agent from Portland who will set them up Sale Special FOR ONE WEEK, COMMENCING TODAY (JAN. 20), WE OFFER .ill fool Yarn at 75c a Pound. This ynrrt Is worth Hood Looko. Good liHiks are more than skin deep; depending upon a healthy condition of all tho vital organs. If the liver l Inactive, you havo a bilious look, if your stomach be dis ordered you have a dyspeptio look and if your kidneys bo affected you have a pinched look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters is the great alterative uud tonic acts directly on these vital organs. Cures pimples, blotches, boils ahd niveau good complexion Sold at Daniel J. Fry's drugstore, 60c. per bottle. Chinese White's. pheasants- Davison & BREAD, PIES AND CAKES. Never better In the city than at Strong's. WESTACOTT & IRWIN. Colors While, Black, Red, Blue, Brown and Grey. $1.00 a pound regular. Best Imported Saxony Yams, 8 Cents a Skeii. Call early aa quantity is limited. Special values' In Ladies win" tit Underwear. ENTIIRE C0LOM5f JFSE Our specialty, the celebrated R & G CORSETS. """ - ""L" ' L .. . ". mi.. 111 i u, ! um mm Ayer's Hair Vigor prevents the hair from failing, and restores gray hair to its origlnul color. Ayer's Almanac, at your druggist's. Window shades nt cost Wra. Surgeaut. All the cr-Hjkery, glassware, lamps, etc., at Gilbert & Patterson's will be sold at cost to close out the stock. 8 a 1 m o n D a v 1 s o n -Plenty While's. Notions at cost Wm. Sargenut Chinook salmon Davison Wliito'p. & & How is This? We offer One Hundred Dollars re ward for any case of catarrh that cannot lie cured by takiug Hail's Catarrh Cure. F.J. Cheney Co., Props, Toledo, Olilo. we, the undersigned, have known K. J. Cheney for tbo but 15 yearn, uud believe him perfectly honorable In all business transaction!, and financially able u carry oat any obligation made by their firm, West Truax, Wbolekalo DrugglnU Toledo, Ohio. Watting Klnnan A Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76o, druggists. per bottle. Bold by all Eastern White's. oyster u Davison & Wall paper at cost Wm JSargeant. DIKD. HOPT.-At 10 p. m. Friday. Ju. 22, 1602, at the family home.coroer Court flud 14th street, the Infant daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Juliu Hopt, aged 0 days. The burial will be At Corvallia, probably tomorrow, The blood-cleansing qualities of Ayer's Sarsapurilla render it invalu able in skin dlsordeis. Marriage license were issued today to Geo. LuFlemih aud 'May E, Gurduer, both aged 28, also toC. R. Riches, 28, uud Olllo M. LuBuro, 21. Tho first couple ure Oervuls people. G. G. Guns and family, luto of Los Creces, New Mexico, buvo Bot tled iu Sulem, and ure living on the corner of 10th and Ferry streets. Several children will attend the publlo schools and University, while Mr. Guns will seek some congenial employment. ThcBecoud quarterly meeting of the A. M, E. church will bo held at tho German M. E. church ut 3 p. m, P. R. Green will preach. The s eumcr Munzuulllo will bo down from Buena Vista this eve ning, uud will sturt on the return trip ut 3 o'clock Suuduy afternoon. The Elwood will bo up from Port laud tonight uud leave for Buena Vista tomorrow morning, returning In the evening. Tho Houg left thlu morniug for Porllund, und will make the return trip to Corvallls tomorrow. ' Tho steamer J, R. Young is expected to start hooilZZ. tWull paperatcosl-Bargnnt's. HKLIOIOUS SERVICES. German Baitist. Services in First Baptist church at 8 p. in. John Feebler, pastor. Christian Science. Services in Unitarian hall at 11 a. 111. aud 7 0. m. Sabbath school at 12 m. Bible study Thursday ovoulng. South Salem M. E. church. Preaching every Sunday ut 10:30 n. m. and 7:30 p m. Sunday school ut ut 3 p. 111. J. II. Roork, pastor. German Lutheran. Services 1st uud Sd Suuduy of month at Central Presbyterian church. Sing lnir school Thursdays at 7:30. G. E. Meyer, pastor. German Reformed. Canltal and Marlon, duuduy sorvlce 11 u. in. SunduyschoollOa.ni. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:3U p.m. Kov. J. Muellhuupt, pastor. Christian. High and Center. Sunday school 10 u. 111. Preaching 11 a. 111. Young people's society 0:30 p. m. Preaching 7:30 p. in. Rev. W. R. Williams, pus tor. Evangelical. Liberty and Cen tei . Suuduy services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. 111. Sunday school 12 m. Y. P. S. C. E. 0:80 p. m. Prayer meet ing Thursday 7:30 p. 111. E. S. Bollinger, pastor. Congregational. Corner Cen terand High. Sorviccs Suuduy at I0;80 aud 7 p. in. Sunday school 12 111. Y. P. S. O. E. nt 0:15. Prayer, meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Rev. C. L. Corwin, pastor. First Baitist. Liberty and Marlon. Services 10:30 a. m., 7KK) p.m. Sunday school 12 m. Young people's meeting nt 6:00 p. m. Prayer meetlug 7:30 Thursday. Robt. Wbitaker, pastor. Friends. At Highland Park on car line. Services Sunday 10:30 u. tn. und 7:80 p. m. Sunday school 12 in. Christian Endeavor 0 p. in. Prayer meetiug Thursday 7:30 p. m. Rev. F. M. George, puster. St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Chemeketu und Cottage. Sunday services: Low mass 7:30 a. m. High muss 10:30, Suuduy school 8 p. m. Vespers 7:00 p, m. Week days, low muss, 7 n. m. Rev. J. S. White, pastor. St. Paul Episcoal Church. Corner of Church and Chemoketa streets, services in the morning at 10:30 a. m.; in tho evening at 7 p. 111. Suuduy school ut 11:45 a. m. Service on Monday morulugnt 10:30 a. m,; on Thursday ovenlng at 11:30 p. 111. v. Xiuuu, Hector, Unitarian Sooikty. New church northwest corner Chemoketa and Cottuge. Services Suuduy at 10.80 u. in. uud 7:30 p. 111. Sunday school at 12 ra. Ladles' society, Friday 2 p. m. Social science cluss ut 0:30 p. m. II. H. Brown.mlnlatcr. PltKfillYTERIAN. CllUrcll St. bet. Cliemeketa and Center. Preaching morning and evening. Sabbath school ut 12. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 0:30 p. in. Prayer meeting Thursday ut 7:30 p. 111. Key. F. II. Gwyune, D. D., pastor. Methodist Episcopal. Sunday services at 10:30 and 7 p. m. Bub bath Boliool at 12. Epworth League at 0. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Rev. C. R. Kellerman, pastor. African Methodist. Sorvlces Sunday, at 8 p, m. iu German M. E. church, corner Union and Church streets. Itov. Q. W. White, pustor. Oir, Sugar I Certainly! still iu It. Twenty pounds of granulated, or twenty-two of Extra C for $1.00. At Rlneman'a family grocery. At Cost. That stock of china and glass tabloware. Gilbert & Patterson. Those low price cloth top ladies' shoes at R. J. Fleming's State street shoo store are having quite a run. They are the best for the money In towu. Columbia river Binelt W bite's. Davison & Bad Blood. -iiwrniv-rjAxiiJU Impuro or vttlnted blood li nlno times out of tu caused by lomo form of constipation or indigestion that clogs up tho system, when tho blood naturally becomes tmpicg natcd with tho clfoto matter, Tho old Bared porlllds attempt to reach this condition by at- tacVlng tho blood with tho drastlo mineral "potash." Joy's Vcgctablo Barsaparilla li modern. It goes to the scot of tho troublo. It arouses tho liver, kidneys and bowels and Invigorates tho circulation, and the impuri ties aro quickly canted off through the natu ral channels. Charles Loo, at BeamlsVs Thirl and Market His., 8. F., writes: "ItookftforTttUtcd blood and Yfhilo on tho first bottlo became convinced of Its merits, tor I could feel U was working a ohango. It cleansed, purified and braced mo up generally, and every thing is now working lull and regular." s Vegetable Sarsaparilla For sale by Dan'ljJ. Fry, 225 Com. street. 25c WanCoIumn. Netlccs Inserted for ON15 CKNT PKK WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver tisement Inserted In this solumn for lees than twonty-flve cents. ROOM AND HOARD A largo front room In good house, suitable for two Eereoos, with board or without, and use of irge library. Apply at Jouunai, office. I-23-tf - - - 1 -- -i TpOR IKENT New house In North I? Balem. Apply to E. Holer, North Salem, or" ut J ouuNAt, ounce. rpO RENT. JL nuaci addition. House of nine rooms. Stable JL attached with city writer Highland Enquire sus cottage street. lra 31UE ALKA-HESPERIAN SOCIETY . Meets every Saturday evening at 8 u clock, in tno hnll over tho Hlato insn. ronce building. Meetlngsareopen to the public. Rev. Robert Whitnker.Pres. Dr. W. A. Cusick, VIoo President, 108 U.J Notice to Contractors. SEALED btda will be received by the Street Commissioner and Committee on streets nud publlo property at the oKlco of the street commissioner until Monday, January 81. lbM, nt U o'clock p.m., for fur. nlshlnff nil material and constructing a brldeo on Hlgb streot whero It cro8sa North Mill Crcok. Plan and speclaca Hour are ou rile In the otllco of tho street commissioner. A cliirck of deposit certi fied to by some responsible bank of tho city of Sulem equal to five per cent, of the umountof tbo bid must accompany each bla. It. A, CROSSAN. I-23-ld Street Commissioner. Joy JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Taints, Oils ami Window Glass, Wall Pa per and Uorder, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay. Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc NEW ADVKIITIBKALENTS. REED'S OPERA HOUSE. CARL KING and THE SPANISH TOIMDOURS. Mind-Heading, Mystery and Music, FR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. DAY AND SATURDAY January IBd and 2id. Carl King, tn his marvelous feats of inougnt-reuding Unuttnred thought read throiiRh n thread like wlro lllddeu arti cles revealed through tbo power ot mind raiding, Carl King It th Wonder of the'Century, A charming diversion to tho entertain ment In tho muhicul performance of DON JObE RAMIREZ AND HIS SPAN ISH TROUBADOURS, Arruycd In picturesque costumes and performing the most dllilcult operatic, as well as the most popular ulrg ou tho man dolin, biiudurrla add guitar Don Ham I r en hati no equal on the mandolin. He holds tbo championship yl two continents. Yon'ye No lua (low nicely Hood's BarsuparlIJa lilts tho needs ot peoplo who feel "all tired out" or "run down," from any cauKo. It seems to oil up tho whole mechanism of the body no that all moves smoothly aud work becomes a positive delight. Do tsuro to get Hood's, Hood's Pills act especially upon the liver, routing It from torpidity to Its natural duties, cure constipa tion and assist digestion, DBPRICK jeaittBaking vbLPewder: tTwd Iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard Admission 60o.; reserved scats 75 cents, for suio at Pulton's book more. Willamette University Is Just tbo place for you to go to school. FEBRUARY 1, 1892, Is the time to enter with the beginning of uiv uiuu ivrui. New rooms for young mon will ho ready, Kirst-chus Instruction In all branches, Rtc8 Cheap. Geo. Wliitakcr, D. D, President. M. T. RINEMAN DEAUU IN Staple and Fancy Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Wooden and Willow waro. Alt kinds of mill feed. Aluo veeotableaaad fruits In their season. "Highest Price paid for country produce." WoBollei ashare of your patronage, (M l33Btatestreet OREGON STATE SCHOOL JOORNALM oran of tho Hlato department of publlo In struction. The Journal la a monthly mag. azlno devoted to sohool and home edaon. Hon; therefore, It is lndlsponsuble to teachers, and Invaluable to friends of edu cation In general. Price 81.00 parannnm; nvo or more copies 8() cents each; cample cony 10 cents. Address J. II, Ilouwmt, 11 W-tf Proprietor, Albany, Or. EX K. HALL, Paper Hanger. LeaveorderatUlobe RealKstateExchanie IN8URANCK Company. Fire and Marine. U. W..DEKLEU, Agent, Balem, Oresos Salem Abstract. and Loan Co. Tho only Abstract books of Marlon , county. Real estate orders lilted promptly nnd safely. W. II. H. WATERS, MANAOKR. ANYTHING. Prom baled liny and feed to fine toilet Boap, Key West cigars, tobacco pipe, knives, oto. can always be found at lowest prices; at T. BURROWS, No, 220.Oommeralal St., Balem FEAR k HAMILTON, Loans negotiated on Improved farm and city property, SADISM. Room H, Rush Bank block. Oregpa ouaw Cask Market Oliaa. Wolz, of the "(Itnuan Market," will berealter sell for cosh culy and hu prices will be tho lowest. VROlflMHIONAL CARDS, KO. H. IIUIINICTT, Attorney at law, ' Kaletii. Urtmin. Onlce over Ladd a unh's bank. JyAROY. H1NOHAM, Attorney ) counselors at law, Hvlein, Orei living an abstract ol the recordsofMa and retfoa. vlmf an abstract ol the rccordsof Marlon county, Including it lot and block Index oi Halem, they have special facllltleo lor s Kinlulug title to rutl estate, Uualneui In the supreme court and In the state depart ment will receive prompt attention. &! T. lUCHAiUKSON, Attorney at law, olllce u n ktulr In front rooms of new uth block, corner Commercial tnd Court street, talent, Oregon, Rustle Rocking chain, Betters, gents of fice or reading chairs, tamp stands, center tables, flower stands, baby rooking and high chairs, etc., for sale Or Exchange for Second Iluud Goods. Call and lainectltuntlcwork at old Court House, Hi All kinds of furniture repaired. H. T. MARTIN, Propr. FARM FOB SALE. i?i sa acres of best stock and fruit land la Oregon for sale at a bargain. Wilt sett lu loU to suit purcluuier. Address or call tm ' U.J.HIUfc;L,KnlghU,Of. Near Silver Creek falls. 7 8 JMa (3ffi2?tete COMffff- Hatem, Oregon. W. I. Staler, iVeeUewl. A. P. Arnulrobg, Manager. MHHluenH, krtkftBI, Typewriting, Peanmansfclp, Ktutak Departments. cHudent msMmHiM at anytime, CtalgB . I OliN A. OAKHON, Attorney at law. Rooms 8 and 4. Ld.AH A linh' bank ulldlug, aaleiu, Ortgea. 1 1 lyr J. H. HAAS, TELE WATOIIMAXJiB. 21SHCtmiMrUISt - , Or ipext sioor to JutHvik) rtpitiHsl HwetaUr ot fte Cleft, WWrt mmi S KTJfTO UESX FyT7EB