Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, March 21, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextVI WSTft-T, fm, pr.fl. "ff qpij W- v " HikJHlVVllPIl - 7ip;'rafy '?"r,TI"f.TS3 "WJl'i" SWWKPWT J. H. LUNN Is DETERMINED to retire from business. His stock of Dry Goods Underwear Carpets, Oil Cloth, Window Shades and Laco Curtains are being RAPIDLY CLOSED OUT. Do not miss this chance Make a fair offer for the goods and you will get them Store fixtures for sale. All sales for cash. Remember the place, opposite Bush's bank, Salem, Oregon. m CAPITAL JOUSM. MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1892. OKO. V OOODHTJE. K. OAHILI BUILDING MATERIAL. Lime, eejnent, plaster, hair, Are and buildluir brick. Are clav. sand. giavel, blacksoiitb and house coal, wood, till kiudB, wholesale and re tail. Ofllce 05 State street. Goodhue & Cahill. GILBERT & PATTERSON, . Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. Ice Cream Every DAY, constantly kept on hand. WE8TACOTT & IRWIN. The People's Barometer. March 14 2 Cold Wave March 19 Snow Storm Look out for a Crclono Dec. 6th about this time DATES OP LOCAL EVENTS. March 24. Republlcau county con veutlou. March 24. Second Regiment band excursion to Independence. March 25-26 Annual state poultry show. March 26. Annual stallion show. Portland Ring Methods. A considerable feeling is manifested among Salem Republicans over a garbled account of the result of the Republican primaries at Salem. The Journal wishes it distinctly understood thnt it is in no way re sponsible for the dispatches that are sent from Salem to The Oregon ian or other Portland pnpers. The Journal has the right to send As sociated Press dispatches as a part of Its Associated Piess franchise, but does not use lis pilvilepe for other than strictly news purposes. The colored and garbled reports sent out for ulterior and personal purposes are only a part of the ring methods that are not pursued at this ofllce. The Y. M. C. A. At the Y. M. O. A. meeting Sunday at 4, p. m, 1 nsurauce hall block was well filled, 114 answering roll call. Fred "Wiggins led the meeting and it was a success. The Y. M. C. A. is grow ing stronger each week and has now 230 members. Joseph R. "Weatherly, of Tacoma has been oftered the salaried secretaryship at $75 a month. He bad not yet been heard from Sunday. Very Low. Yes, our low prices on job printing is surprising and we guarantee the best work In Salem at Dearborn's job prluting office. Krausse Bros, carry an immense stock of foot wear and please all their patrons In quality, price and fit, uothiug shoddy. The best fiv cent cipar in the city at the "Electric." Simpson Bros sllstiWk 0 mil linn iiniiiiiiiiiiii SPRING WRAPS. We have received a partial consignment of our Spring Jackets and find them to be perfect in colors and excellent fitting garments. X3E2,SSSS GOODS. Our specialty is fine Dress Goods and Trimmings and we have in stock some beautiful imported Suit patterns. T. HOLVERSON, - 301 Commercial St. REGARDLESS OF SUNDAY POLITICS. Reverends Rork and Waldrop Hold Forth at Reed's Opera House. One hundred and fifty peoplo at tended u mass meeting at Reed's opera houso Sunday afternoon to hear two People's party sneakers. Rev. Jo. Waldrop, a Baptist speaker and lecturer of the People's party, spoke, entertaining his hearers well. He spent some time charging that the census when fully published would reveal an awful state of af fairs. He claimed that farming was the poorest paid of all occupations. Massachusetts had made $10,000,000 more than eight farming states. New York had made $15,000,000 more than five farming states. The present system of government was transferring the wealth of the pro ducers Into the pockets of the finan ciers. Young men of today had no ambition to do hard work because it did not pay. Thero was but one standard of dignity and respect in this country and that was what a man had on his person. If the btreet sweeper got ub big a salary as the councilman we would take oil' our hats to him. Government and politics were synonymous. Parti sanism and demagogery were all we had in this country for many years. Religion was government of one's self first. Old parties were under the control of bosses and the bosses were under control of the Hebrews of Tnreadneedleand Lombard street. Strikes and dynamite were only cfiects of causes that went before. Men would go and vote their party ticket if death was before them, un less they got their eyes opened and voted the People's party ticket. He was the father of the famous Wal drop children and had ruised them in Arkansas. He was pretty severe ou the preachers of Salem who were all hlde-bouud partisans. He re signed beciuse he did not want his denomination to feel ashamed of anything he might say. He was not fired but he felt he would have been if be bad stayed. Preachers as a class were good men but they bad not the courage of their convictions. He was severe on Harrison and wanted to see him and his barrel of whiskey fired out of the White House, and that saloonkeeper, Vlce Piesideut Morton, must he fired, too. No stream could be cleaner than its fountatu and the fountain of all our government was in Wash ington. He showed that Senator Dolph introduced a bill to regulate and license saloons in Alaska to sell liquor to Esquimaux .Indians. The people of Oregon knew there was no statesmenship in that. Every dollar of expense of this government came out of the working men. Money was cbrystalized sweat and he had no respect for men who no longer had to labor and sweat. He eulo gized the Davis bill, introduced by a People's party man from Kansas, to declare a man bankrupt when ever his mortgage became demand unpaid, and that the United States should pay his mortgage in money and the mortgage should be indorsed "settled by the U. S." Then the United States should give the man tweuty years to pay it off in. The mortgage was also made uncollect able by law in any other manner. There was rellgon in that bill, and it would put an end to our cutting each other's throats. Men who wanted to whoop up their old party in preference to any other must be sat down upon. The hogs in the springs of government must be thrown out from Washington to Marion county. He closed with a plea for equal suffrage rights. REV. M. V. ROllK gave the audience a short talk. The People's party had doveloped that in place of $60,000 debt there was $180,000 debt in Jackson county. Taxes were increasing. The great nations of the globe were starving, while the world talked of overpro duction. The railroad system, the banking system, the tariff system, the licenced saloons, were the Insti tutions that dominated the country. He denounced the government for its failure to give employment to the COST. thousands of unemployed, and made his usual speech. There was a sprinkling of ladies present. HIGHEST IN OREGON. The Opinion of One of America's Greatest Advertisers. The followiug extract from a letter will explain itself. It is from the Price Baking Powder company, dated Chicago, March 14th, 1892: Pons. Jeurnal: Although the price you ask us for our regular ad. is higher than wo are paying auy other paper in the state of Oregou. we have decided to meet you, and enclose herewith renewal order. The Journal is receiving a large ly Increosed patronage among for eign advertisers as well as at home. Its circulation is growing everyday. New Charter and Bonds. Ed. Jeurnal: Your paper has had several suggestions about u leg islative delegation from this city and it is a thing of no small conse quence. I am aware that the county court and legislature ticket are apt to be nothing but trading stock for the fat offices but they are really all-important to the i eople of this city and county, balem is apt to drop behind cities of her size Id Washington and California unless same steps are taken to secure mod ern improvements. In ln.i respect can we better ourselves? At pres ent our city is trying to build streets at the expense of abutting property. If any streets are built the suburbs should be taken into account. Streets should be improved right through the newer parts of the city, and not in the older alone. At $1000 a block this citj should get the right to issue $200,000 bonds to build streets, and grade or gravel, or put asphalt ou, for 200 blocks, or ten streets of twenty blocKs each, five north and south and five east and west. This would improve all parts of the city, and especially the newer parts, and the interest will be less than we will pay on frontage levies each year for patch work. I will slgu myself Progress. A Card. Ed. J( urnal: It is stated that the result of Saturday's primaries is a victory for no one, that delegates elected are unpledged, that may be. Their is one thing certain, however, and that is that the delegates de feated were pledged and pledged strong and one among those pledges was one against Judge R. P. Boise. Republican, Police Court. Two drunks and two cates of assault and battery took up the time of Judge Qoodell Mon day forenoon. One drunk paid cash, the other gave Uis time to thd city for five days. The .assaults were disposed of as follews: Levi Barden pleaded guilty; fine $5 aud costs. O. D. Stottler stood trial and it came higher; fine and costs $24. He was his own lawyer. For Sale. A bargain for some one, coal-black mare, three years old, sound, kind and gentle, broke to sad. die or drive, not afraid of cars. Call or address L. G. Davison, 04 Court St. 3 21 tf Poultry. Two of the younger breeders have got up a nice sign over the armory for the poultry and pet stock show. It is such enthusiasm that wins. The special premium committee are getting up a big list. Democratic Primaries. The Democratic primaries for Marlon county will be held Satur day, April Old, commencing at 1 p. m. TIib date of the county conven tion is Thursday, April 14th. A full attendance at the primaries is re quested. Martin Rowley, Chairman County Committee. Mattresses. Hair, of all grades, moss, wool, feathers, and all kinds aud grades at A. B Buren h, Sou's. For Sale. Forty feet front on Commercial street. Klrst-claas busi ness property. Enquire of Wm. E. Burke, one-half block south of Bush's bank up-stalrs. 3 10-tf Ladles' cloth top, patent leather tip shoes for $2.60,at R. J. Fleming's. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Thomas Coad wnimaden citizen today. A maniage llccnwe has beeu i-ueU to Solon Baker and Miss Ida Pattou. The Hawkeyo club meeta at F. A. Turner's tonight. Mrs. Ambrose Sloper, of Portland, is visiting friends at Salem. Dr. L. E. Hlbbard, of Portland, 8 pent Sunday in the city. A false alarm sent out both en gines this forenoon. Mrs. H. A. Dearborn and Miss Winifred Watson, left on the after noon train for Portland. Mrs. Chas. Benson, of East Bub lliulty, one of Marlon couuty's old est pioneers, is in tho city. Attorneys Scars, Smith and Strodo of Portlaud, are In the city on su preme court business. Fred Frisbte and family, of Shel don, Iowa, are in the city visiting the Sheldon colony. Olive Lodge elects delegates as follows to attend tho graud lodge of Odd Fellows, which meets in Astoria In May: J. T. Gregg, James Wal ton, Win. J. Clarke. Fred Spaight and Oriu Bean, young bam burners from Lluu county, have beeu sent to tho re form school. W. D. Dempsou for burglnry and R. T. Reasouer for larceny were sent down Saturday to the penitentiary. A. F. Me A tee aud Alox Lafollette, survivors of the BroolcR war, ore In the city. Frank Wrlghtman has a telegram from a friend at Horeb, that the delegation from thero tire for him for sheiitr. When men quit tho pulpit they generally imagine they must go preaching politics. Haid to tell whether certain Democrats or some Republicans are most depressed over the result Satur day. Thomas J. Porrers of Astoria, for forgery, was brought to tho pen. He is a pilot aud all who know him are surprised at his getting a three years' term. Emll Wesche, of Astoria is In the city today. He says real estate is moving and actual sales are taking. Work on tho railroad has not begun. Wm. Kaiser's lecture explaining the Australian ballot law before the Democrat club was well attended Saturday night. It was a very in structive talk and threw much light ou the new ballot law. Judge Boise, District Attorney Bingham .ind u number of attorneys went to Albany today to attend the cirt ult court. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is adapted to every age aud toelthersex. Being very palatable, the youngest chil dren take it readily. Good government is what we are all after even the Republicans. We say this least tho third and fourth party peoplo como to think they have a monopoly of the "good government" Idea. The battle at Brooks Is summed up by u resideut spectator in these few werds: "The prairie men wanted Chapman. The bottom men wanted La Follette. Tho Chapman men got there." Secretary Wagner, of the Salem board of trade, has numerous letters from people headed for Salem, Ore gon. Several are from the South and one writes that he is organizing a colony to come with him. Geo. Anderson of tho Cook, had the misfortune Sunday night to step into a bole in the sidewalk at the 8. P. depot, Injuring himself pretty near nil over, but breaking no bones. He was able to go out to his ranch Monday us usual, but he was nearly alald-up landlord. At the Alka debuto Saturday night Jo. Albert in the chair decided In the favor of the ufilrmatlve on the proposition, that matter, time, space and force are eternal. Tho jury question will bo debated next Saturday night and two weeks benco the question is: Resolved, That the divinity of Christ is estab lished beyond a reasonable doubt. It is to be ajoint debate. If you covet appetite, flesh,' color, vigor, take Ayer's Sarsaparillu. Sold by all druggists AH kinds of fish at Davison & White's Court St. market. Tho first number of the "Marlon County Democrat," E. H. FJagg, editor, has been published. That Tired Feeling Is ofteu the forerunner of serious Illness, which may bo broken up if a goou wnio jikcuooU's Hareaparllla Is taken In season. This medicine Invigorates the kidneys and liver to remove the waste from the system, purifies the blood aud builds up the strength. Constipation is caused by loss of the peristaltic action of the bowels. Hood's Pills restore this action and invigorate the liver. A few of those French plato dia mond mirrors, which will be pet In canvas for painting, at greatly re duced rates. Geo. F. Smith, Cottle block. Crabs, crabs Davison & White. For Balk. Two horses, one 1700 pounds the other 1300 pounds weight Enquire of Wm. K. Burke, over Iiarr & Pretzels. 8-17-tf Farm LoANs.-SpauIdlng & Rogers have money to loan at reason able rates. tf Butter and egg, the freshest at all times, at Bituuon Bros.' Electric grocery. BAKING POWDER in tho New York Legislature The follow Injr, taken from "The Oil, Palutand Drug IU porter," re fers to a uew bill just Introduced in tho legislature of Now York State: "The latest development In the baking powder war, Is tho Introduc tion of a bill In tho Legislature of this Slate, requiring all packages of DnKiuir powder wiiiuii coutain am monia, to bo branded with a state ment of that fact in large type on thp label. Now while the ammonia conten tion is on, why caunot the law give the public the benefit of the doubt? Wholly unprejudiced people arc cer tainly not willing to oe dosed with the substance acknowledged as a poison, simply becausco scientists, somo of whom are uot even physiol ogists, disagree as to Its potency." A similar bill was Introduced last April, but it Is shrewdly surmised that the influence of interested par ties prevented its passage. Tho pro visions of the present bill arts so just that it probably will Eoon become a law. This will bo welcomo news to the manufacturers of puro Cream of Tartar baking powders, tho most prominent of whom Is tho Price Baking Pow der Co., of Chicago and St. Louis, makors of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, who have always made a strictly pure Cream of Tartar powder, notwithstanding tho temptations of adulteration sug gested by tho enormeous profits realised by a largo New York con cern which uses ammonia, and ad vertises Its powdor as strictly pure, by means of garbled official reports aud certificates signed by Its own employees, dubbed professor, doctor or government chemist, as fancy may dictate. A bill compelling alum powders to be conspicuously labelled as such, already exists In Mlnuesota, aud Is to be hoped In tho interest of the consumer that similar laws will soon be enacted in other states, for ammonia as well as alum. Tho followiug powders knowu to coutain either ammonia or alum or both, will bo affected by tho pro posed legislatien: Royal, Pearl, Calumet, Chicago Yeast, Forest City, One Spoon (Tay lor's,) Bon Bon, Kenton, Snow Puff, Unrivalled, Ynrnell's One Spoon, Shcpard's Economical, Crown, Cli max, Hercules, Monarch, Now Era, Snow Bali. .How We Expand. It Is less than a year ago that tho Southern Pacific Railroad company built a uew freight depot, double tho capac ity of its old one, and now finds itself under tho necessity of taking tho same action with Its passenger burgage room. Carpenters aro now at work, having cut tho south ond oil', which which will bo moved out about thirty feet and built up be tween, similar to the old structure. REAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS. January transfers $170,220 60 February trausfors 203,074 05 March todato 78,076 80 march 21. W A Cutlck and wlfo to Wm H Egan, 114.84 u.tpO, 2 and 3 w, $2040. Horace Leach and wife to E M Crolsm, 7.181 a, Waller claim, $3000. W A Cuslck and wife to J T Huflniau, 100 a, tp 0 r 2 and 3 w, $17o0. Gustavo Glaser to Christina Kirn, q o d to 43J ai at Gervals, $1' Additional Precincts. Concluded from first page. MEHAMA. G. B. Hartmus, F. U. Hull, J. M. Eskew, F. M. Taylor, Peter Mauor, W. M. Bushey. They will ask for tho nomination of W. B. Cox for county assessor. UUTTEVILLE. Chas. Lembcke, John Murray, Geo. Ehlen, Th.Rees., S. A. Bogan, E. A. M. Colic. Gruu Oak. Plenty of It deliv ered promptly In nn quantity. Salem Truck & Droy Co. 2-27-1 m Frozk Ui A good stock of that puro Ice cream at Hellenbruiid's. Red shoes for tho children at Wm. Brown & Co.'s, 231 Commercial street. HORN, LONG. In Salt tit. on March 10, 1892, to the wife of J. C. Long, u daughter. lilKO. RAMSEY. At McMlnnvIile, Mon day, March 14, 1892, Mrs. W. M. Ramsey, aged 87 years and 11 months. The deceased wus the wife of Judge Wm, Ramsey and a sister of Mm. Geo. G. Bingham of this city. Sho was birn in Yamhill county ou April 8, 1854. For about ten years she, with her husband and family residing In Salem, going theuco to Pendleton and finally to McMInn vllle. Her husband and four chil dren survive her, Sho was a member of the Episcopal church aud was burled from that church. Her inter, ment was Iwslde her parents In tho cemetery at Lafuyette. PRICE'S ftealfl Baking lliPewder: ttod ia MilUoog of Home 40 Years tlw Standard. HETHERINGTON IS GUILTY. The Oourt Returns a Verdict of Wilful Murdor. Victoria, B. C, March 20. The steamers Zambesi has arrived here from China aud Japan. Her prin cipal news is as follews: Following is tho verdict returned In the case of the shooting of Mr. Roblnsou by a United States naval efficer: "TbatGeorgo Gower Rob inson died on Sunday, tho lGth Inst, near midnight, from a bullet wound Inflicted by J. H. Hetherlngton, a lieutenant in tho United States navy, on Saturday, tho 15th Inst., at a little after G p. ru., on tho Bund Yokohama, and we find tho said J. U. Hetheringtou guilty of wilful murder." A telegram from Kochl, dated Maroh 22, states that, with the ex ception of tho Tooa and Akl dis tricts, tho wholo of tho Kochl pre fecture is convulsed by a strife betweeu tho liberal and national parties, who fight with swords and firearms. The police and gendarmes are qulta powerloss to restoro order, and already several men of consid erable local prominence havo been murdered. A grim affray is reported from tho district of Heba, whoro a pitched battle was going ou betweeu tho factious. About 1000 men aro en gaged ou each sldo. Durlug tho warfaro a tiro broko out among tho houses, but tho Btrugglo was con tinued with tho utmost fury, tho list of killed Including both thoso who lost their lives at tho hands of their antagonists aud thoso who wero burned to death. At Motoyaraa tho ballot box was protected by some 3000 liberals. Trouble has arisen at Singapore between tho government of tho Straits settlement nud tho foreign consuls resident at Singapore. Tho governor having tho duty to inti mate to tho consuls tho death of tho Duko of Clarence and Avondalo did so by informing tho coiiBul-gonsral for China, leaving him to inform tho other consuls, tho consul for Italy being Instructed to represent that ho was the olected doyor of tho consuls, aud all communications should bo raado through him. Tho governor replied that ho had no knowledge of a consular corps, the consuls not being diplomatio repre sentative, but mercantllo agents,and that tho government was Justified In following tho unusual course. WAS QUITE NERVOUS. A Woodstock Oar Runs Into a Mulo. Portland, Maroh 21. An excit ing experiono was had by Mike Oiler, a motorman, ou tho Wavcrly & Woodstock olectrlo car Hue, Sat urday night. Ho was speeding down the grade in the cut on tho Waverly track. It was quito dark and the headlight did not throw much of an illumination In advauco of tho car. A mulo was in tho cut and mado an attempt to dash aoross tho tho track. Ollor saw tho animal but not soon enough to stop. Tho mulo was struck on tho noso with such force that ho was whirled around, when ho again oamo Into contact with tho car, and this tlmo was thrown against tho bank nnd out of danger. Oiler, has had but very few accidents, thought his tlmo had como when his cur struck tho mulo. Ho was qulto uorvous for somo time afterwards. Deserving Praise. Wo deslro to say to our citizens, that for years wo havo been soiling Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con sumption, Dr. King's Now Life Pills, Buckieu's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, nnd havo nover handled remedies that sell as well, or that havo given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and wo stand ready to rofuud tho purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. Theso remedies havo won their great popularity purely on their merits. Daniel J, Fry druggist, 225 Commorclal street. SICK Head- Aches Dick-headaches are the oatwsrd Indication f derangements of tho stomach and bowel. As Joy' Vcgetablo EarapsrllJa ii tbe on! bowel regulating preparation of HariaparlUa, it U icen why it la tho only appropriate Bam partita In sick-headache. It l not only appropriate; It Is an aUoluto cure. Alter cour.o ol it an occasional doio at luterraU will forever after prevent return. Jno. M. Coz, of 723 Turk Street, Ban Fran cttco, write: " I havo been troubled with attack of tick headache for the last three years from one tu thrco time a week. Bom I lino ago I bought two bottle, of Joy' Vega table Eunaparllla and have only bad on attack tluce and that was on tho aeeond day after I began using It," 9 M ui- J OSarsapariHa For sale by Dan'I J. Fry, 225 Corn. street. J!f&V vi(. Ar .In NOB HI HIS beautiful, elevated and sightly tract of laud, on tho now southerly extension of tho Electrlo Street Railway, has been platted, surveyed and staked out iu blockrj nd lots as an addition to tb City of Salem, and tho streets aro now being opened. Tho grounds are clear and seeded In grass, soli is good, no gravel or rocks, Tho under current of pure water from tho mountain ranges forced upward to within 40 feet of tho surfaco by tho underlying strata, in addition to a 75 foot pressure from tho big reservoir of tho Salem Water Co., insures a my. falling supply of pure water. This, in connection with tho excellent natural drainage duo to the elevation of tho property, gives it all tbe advantages for desirable homes in a healthy locality. This property will now bo put on tho market at low prices for SIXTY DAYS, when it is expected tho street car service will bo in operation. Maps of tho prop erty can bo seen at tho ofllce of J. O. Booth in Ladd & Bush bank block Spalding & Rogers In tho Bush-Broyman block, and tho well known firm of Thomas & Johnson, next door to Tho Statesman offlco. Any of theso gentlemen will auwer all questions an I show tho grounds to per" sons wishing to purchase, or any appllctlon to tho proprietor, who may be easily found, will bo attended to. GEO. H. JONES. SPAUDINQ r -I t-tv JTCecil A- FARM AND CITY LOANS, Insurance. BUSn-BBEYMAK BLOCK. '" " nnn.ni . i , m Portland Seed Company, F W. MILLER, Manager. SEEDS, TREES, Fertilizers, Tree Spraying Pumps, Etc, Send for Cntaloguo. 171 2d St., Portland, Or. The shrubs planted on tho stato houso grounds at Salem came from our nursery. Boo thorn 2-20-lnwlw A Million Friends. A friend Iu need is n friend In deed, and not less than ono million peoplo have found just suoh a frlond in Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption, coughs, nnd colds. If you havo nover used this great cough medicine, ouo trial will cod vlneo you that it has wondorful nuratlvo powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottlo Is guaranteed to do all that 1b claimed or monov will bo refundod. Trial bottles froo at Damol J. Fry'B drugstore, ift commercial street. Largo bottles 60o and (1,00, Balls. Flvo aud ton cent rubber balls and baso balls at Frank S. Dearborn's book store. You havo voted but you must dluo tomorrow. Wo aro well Biippllod with tho best pick and tho best dressed poultry to bo had. Davison & White's market. Ico cream soda that will tioklo tbo palatoof aprlncoss at Hollonbrands. IIOTS'L AWUVALS. "WILLAMI7ITE" W S Runyon, 'Frisco. II Vernon, Oakland II L C&llon, Columbus, O G P Mordon, J L Simpson, E L Thompson, Portland O E Waro, Cal A Becker, Albany "COOK." D M Loltzel, Woodburn. E F RusHoll, Tacoma. J W Mutoisbaugh. B Williams, F Stwrry, P L Prico, Portland. Hans Peterson, A Peterson. A l'liitii Vrecautlon. Klthertoadopta plain precaution, ono aanotlonad by oxperlcuco and approved by modlcAl men, or to Incur Misrukofu malady obdurate and deittructlvo Iu Its varloua forma of Iniernri'tont or bllloua romlltoii rover, or dumb nsrue, which of uiuvwirr r ur overy iy pa, nir overy piiono of miliaria, Uomotter'n atomaoU Hitter la a Niieclllo. It net promptly doe Ita work thoroughly. Aa a dofonoe iigalnt tho malarial taint It la moxt enuctlve. Kinlgiunt to and denlzona of rcglou In the Wtwt wberu inlomnatlo oompliilnu aro periodical vUltunt, ahould bo mind ful of thin und ue tho Hilton na a lafe guard. For oonatlpiitlon, blllouane. rheuraatUin, "la grlppo" klndoy ana bladder trouble the Hitler will bo found no Ihh luuful than In cae of miliaria. Aril nut tuo liijurlou oilecUof exposure, bodily or mental futlguo, It 1 alo a vulu ablo protection, i Ilueklen'a Arnica Halve, The Heat Bnlve In the world for Cut, IlruUen, More. Uloer. Bait Itheum, Fever Hare, Tetter, Chapped Hand, Uhllnlaln Corn and all Hktu Kruptlon, and posi tively cure file, or no pay required. It I guaranteed to xlva perfect aolluietlon or mony refunded. Prion. S3 cent per bo, Kor aalo by lian'l J. Fry, Z Corn Ht, I Klocutlon mode easy by the great French system. True elocution lrt necessity m won urn ru iMJwuiiuuiijiieui. Prof. Harry ft Franck, A, H. America arealeat elocutionist nnd tlm originator of tbe only system of elocution known; will give a course ol lesson Li Ha lorn, commencing ou tho Sid inst, The voioocuiuvaieusonpeuKing ana slUKlug Ml the saruo lime. Testimonial from tbe beat Institution. Term very low. For particular call on W. I. Htaley, Capital Iluslnos College, Illds for Heating Capital. The board of capital building commU. sWiier Invite staled proposal lor beating the capital building at Balem. Or., either by sUjuui or hot water. Didder are to furnish their own plan and spuclncailon. Krery bid shall be accompanied with an undertaking with one or inure surlttle lu asuiii t'luaflo double the amount of the bid to be approved by the board, to the eflect that If hi bid shall be accepted, tuo bidder will iwrlorin His work .mvin.l therein In uooordanpe with the plan anal snecldcBtHUM tlmrcriir. 'ilia ri.ln m r. Jctony oriiU bids U reserved, Hid will be opened at a o'clock p. in. Monday. April II, ItW, at IheexMiutlvoomce.HaUuu, Oregon. hVLVKifIKH I'KNNOYKU, OKO. W. ilcllltlllK, I'UiLuisnciiAU, ..... . ....... Itoard of Cumnilasloners. WM.AMyNLY.CIerk of Board. H-uHmo HILL. 0 & ROGERS. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Pa per aud Border, Artists' Ma terials, Linio, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed aud Fonco Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NKW ADVEKTIHKMKNTS. NOTICE. NOTICE 1 hereby given that loaled bid will be received by the city or Balem, until 10 o'clock a. m. April 2. ISM. for the grnrilDR, traveling ana curbing of all that part or Commercial itrcot between the aoutlialdoot Mill street and tho southern boundary of tho city orsnlora, Oregon, ac cording tothoplanaand specifications on nieln Ihe onico of the city survoyor of Buloiu, Oregon. Did will Do opened by the oommliiee on Nt roots nna public prop erty on the second day of April. lStu, at tho houroflOo'cloclcn. m. of said day or a soon thereafter ns shall ba convenient to tliptn. A deposit t live bunded dol lar mint accompany each bid m a guar nuteo of good faith on tbo part or the bidder that ho will oxcouta tho contract, bond and undertaking and furnishing Kood and aulllolent surolle to be approved y tho mayor, In caao said contract la awarded to said bidder, which deposit wUI bo forfeited to tho city of Balem la caso of tbo failure on tbo purl et tbo bidder to comply with Bald requirements. Bald bnud, contruot and undorlultlug nro also riled In tho olllco of the city surveyor. Tho city of Kalem reserve the rlshtlo re ject any or all bid or any part or part thereof and accept or reject the renuUndcr. M. W. JiOKT, tt D.SlOOUEH, II, L. liAHOUUOCX, Committee on Street and 1'ubllo Property, Stato Treasurer's First Notice 8TATK OK OIlKdON. I TllBAHUUV DEl'AHMINT. J balkv, March 10, 18K. TOT10K (g hereby given that there are aultlclont funds to pay the followiug outstanding; state warrants) and that the same will be paid upon presentation at Ihlaemcc: NMinbers.-Id, 15W, 1BB0, MOM, S71, M5, 20U7, U. 2101, 3106, ilHI, 31.15 2138, in o, aito, aiuo, ami, aina, mw, 2197, sow, sito, ana, vm, :mu, 2200, -urn, -tin, assi.zaff, saw, 2I.KI, 2KW, i:ll0, 2.111, 2IU, ait 2111, 1CM3 3SM iii7, 2.118, zm, 2 to, xm, , mi, zm: aaas, 2J0S, 2371, 2375, K17tf, 2377, 5I7tf, 2J7U, 5U0, SWl! 2.11, 2IUI, 2107. 2108, 2100, 2110, 2112, 2113, MU, 2iVf), 2IUS. 2MM, 251S. Tho above number represent warrant endorsed on or before Berqpteiubor 18, 1SS1. interest on these warrant will not bs allowed, after tba dnto of thU notice. i'HIL MbTHOnAN, D-lMw uuto Treasurer. TRUCK AND EXPRESS. Ryan & Co., (Successor to) MORGAN & MEAD. Truck & Dray Line. Good Teams, Prompt and Careful Work, Satisfaction In all Cases. Office at tbe old stand, opposite Btate Insuranoo building. Also have nne Clyde Htalllou at tbe stable fur service. White's No. 60, BALEM'S FINEST TRUCK, Now, ready fur business. Careful work m peclAlty. j, f. vyiHTJi, SUTTON &S'0N, KxproHB stud Ktiggttge. Do hauling and quick delivery to all care. luve orders at 1C M. wade Go's. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. ELLIS & WHITLEY, IrlVBRYiMEJN, South of WillamH t-fotol, HA&aCMC - - - OK HOOK W. M. DeHAVEN, Bowling - vA - Sab - ShUt. One deor west of Lunn's Dry Ooo4 atoM pnHtatestrteU Quiet femliy Uirito? UlatUaUoa phi w tmuUat tor, Gtf jcsxaxe Or lu,