Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1893)
Y- r -r W sswkA- K w. ? mt?,iih -T I t MMaAHM) Mllrt, Hiisnfi ttHHUM, Htm ifift44U,JftWrrift ruM ih M lfflnpany- HOf Eft BHOf lfHi Wllon. njtmfti itf!. u' ' J '" (. jW, pt jrtwiiNM-.u.ii- ag "'71.. " L '.JZ...M ,. 1.MI 'i u hiuhj tmr rrnrt. .-- ..-- y r- MRI( p!tfr(iM!rjr( .., IO tif.T f UHlilO IWSl.UHH MC rUHI.IO. J'.il.lln l.tmlicM should bo utibllc. It mufti iw ulveii nuMltlty lo protect the iititilffl who Jinv Utxrp, m well Afl the tmhlla ofllolitls who trntisflct It, VVhon It hi tibl w itdljllo It Ik oiKfli to ndnfilo- loii oi fMtiil and thof Ik no Mcurity ox rant In Iho itorwinnl Integrity of (he official. ,'Wenra not ( tlw who believe , ttittfeffl no honi'Btv utiiotiK those In puhlfo office. We believe that the vt mpjerjiy if men nre honest In their prlvrttu Bt'id public lire, ilut they iay make mlrtlutu-n or he miMed to oiriimit noU thnt cont the pcoplqJUHt on iloMrlt im dowiirluhl illMionehty, In aotiie ofllcen there In iio way for tin , people to know what I doiio with th nubile fuudit ifxccot throuuh the now pieraiid (here are lawa requiring certain nubUcnllofiH by county olllulalc .setting forth the clptnlln of .public net. . .and expeudKuri'H. 'lihiwqjftwii aro not , eufurcfld at prpwnt, In HiIh county ami so far a the county court la concerned there ban been no RCttlemcut with the , people for twenty ycaif. At rink of IrictirrlriK (ho dlaplcaaure of Motrin of these, gentlemen, (nnu tlml often rneana.hundredH nf dollars to the newspaper that dares to criticise thorn,) Tiih JoUHNAl. plmrncH that the law Is iio( compiled with In at least two Im portant particulars; 1. The semi-annual statement of county finance has not been published In Marlon county for tho post two half-yearly terms. To Is Is made, up of statement of all fees and monies col looted by tho county clerk, sheriff and treasurer and their disbursed) la. Heretofore this statement has beei .made public to our readers every six mouths. The law hau not been , changed and tho peoplo aro outltled to i Me this balanoe aheet for these county officials. 2. The law requires tho publication of the proceedings or .orders had by tho oojinty com,ralaloii6r'a, caurt.uiul, list of claims allowed, or If rejected, or out down and continued. In this county the law has boon compiled with In so fariuideslgqatlug two nowspupers hav ing the largest circulation In which these proceedings and list of bills against the county aro to Im published, and then maklug tho wholo matter n farce, null and void by fixing tho pay for the work so low that no newspaper will touch It, thus defrauding the pub lic from tho Information to which they are entitled about tho acts and dis bursements of tho county court. This law Is In force In nearly all the counties ofthlsstute. It Is In force In our ad Joining counties of Polk uud Yamhill It U tho only means the people have of knowing what Is dono with theirtaxes. It Is clear tho county court in this county do uot, by their acts thus far, Inleoil tills law shall be enforced, be- I pausd after niaklng their order ut the (March term, a month hus gone by and the clerk or that court has never sup plied thla newspaper, which Is one ,o(,the two officially designated for this purHM0, with tho matter required to be published by law. Tho county clerk aeems to understand that the law Is uot to be enforced, ItUpiado his duty by the law to supply the newspapers des Ignated wlthiau offiolal cerlllled copy and he can ge,thls fees for so slolng There Is not an exouau for not furnish' ,lag the proceedings and disposition of walm as required by law uiiIom he has .lastrtiotious lo tho contrary, us seems to be the case, Kveu If he had suuh - instructions It would bo contrary to law, aud ho would be ubllgod to pre pare the certified copy aud could col- wot pay. What excuse then has the Jerk for wltuoldtng the foots from the people? There Is no other way for the people of tula country to know what la done with tho hundred of thousands of dol lara of taxes collected for county, school, read and state purposes, but by enforce went oftheee publication laws. The fartusra aud taxpayers In their homes kave a right to know what I done with , Mm publla money. They have a right t know upon whatshowlug public ex- MHHllturM art ordered, At thla seasou tby eaoaot gettotowii to Investhtata h r t ,--.-- r sfC HwHHJI wit ,Jafa U an. UIiMtratiou of the way r4 jsysJiussi lit doua swrelly, mi far as the i public. 1 1 eeiioeruet). A twelve hundred t.tlallar expenditure was rvteutly lohbll iNirtHigh (be county court, upu a mere potion of a baud(upf lawyers, for con- vatte of the JiuUe aud Juries In our , r airrtt emn room. It the furawm of ,f4k4a,4tMty, ask a similar sum for lui rr.HVlg a highway efthU county to atarktt tblr ejrops more eouveuleHtly, i itiM Mtat b quietly arranged (h the Miaty court ujwu aJlttU petition of t .aeaaH .taxpayers afwowg, the furwom? JltMlly. TlMt Uwyer lllw (te Illy tolU H W,, ftUbf44e boapmUhhU Illy hanii. Kwtke4UisMjiMtlk4iue, jU-Jsf!WJg TI1L JlXL-J." JjaHiJL-lJMSJM Maitathfti (fie horny liafided illggef In tho wHI When It come to (Hipping ajou ll.rr.Otfh IliA WrtilllV eotlrl. Now. It Is Jut alnrtit tfHUnt bi jia Irltid pat ifotef cfimpnancc witiiiwie iw reiir bi tiudlioity wotild pfoMfcl the laxpay eM of thin (iouhtyi and save tlreni (IioOmiihI bi dollars, if heed not cost the people of tlifa county nvef two cents apiece each year to have these publica tion laws honestly and fully compiled with. It I the right ofttwpcdplo to know What tneir aervaius.are ,uoing. TJ1M JoUHNAfjmM always Insisted up on thla and shall insist upon it. it is Independent In nil things that Apper tain lo tho rights of tho taxpayers. J'ubllo officials may carry their pop whero they please. Igal advertising can silence the ltuwcunldus publisher. Tho blaokmaller'eari threaten for self ish purpese: TftyTiMiUfltentloti white Wo print a pajHrt'ilri.fragon Is to light for the InUietheroducer and taxpayer. m ti. m. zflt BUaUKSTKI) CllMMKNT.S. Tho tramp probably considers his ex istence as only a cheap substitute for life. A number of our '.U'al exchanges coutlnuo to discover that Judge Deady is dead. The editor of an Oswego, paper refers to himself as "wo and Govemor Pen- uoyer. "We" Is great. Tiik JoUkmai. grand premium book distribution coupons still keep coming. Only two more and If you have saved all your coupons and complied with the terms you get your book, The request of Mrs. "Walto, of the board of lady managers of tho natlonul commission of tho world's fair, for nude photographs of California , maid ens, from which a statue Is to bo mod eled called the "Now Venus," Is raising a rumpus In the ranks of the W. 0. T. U., tho latter protesting agalust; what they style "an outrago on pure womau hood." FROM ATJMSVILLE. "oronco let us, be a city. Wq have had our street brawl, and oa generally tho case, o young ovor grown man wanted to fight a small old man. He was full of fight, Just from, the battle lleld,clatmlng (hat ho had juqt whipped one man. Ho was a regular flrqt-olass city chap. Wo havo ulso had our fight about the streets and avenues. A petition, wus circulated to have certain streets cloned, that had uevcr been open. Most all signed the petition, but upon second thought most all were sorry. Then commenced a great excitement, all the peoplo gathered in the business part of tho city, nud all asked: "Where Is Bwauk, where Is Bwauk?" While tho poor man was In tho. suburbs quietly getting signers to his petition. Towards morning tho excitement subsided, then It was found that the petition only closed uu part of tho streets lustcad of all of them us was llrst thought. Im grippe has takou up Its head quarters here. It Imsl forcibly ontered almost every house aud head. Home think that the reaction from the ex citement of the late riot has had a bad effect, leaving the peoplo weak and an easy victim to Mr. La Grippe. ThoChrlstluu church gave, a basket supnor Tuesday night, it wus it suc cess. Twenty dollars was tho result. Everyone succeeded In getting the per son they didn't want, aud had the Joy of seelug tho desired ono walking of)' with some one else. It Is very pleasant to oo couiolled to cut Bupper with a persou that Is angry because you are uot some ono else. Tho blacksmith shop Is temporarily closed by an uttuok of la grippe. The hardware store has also bceiv forcibly closed by tho same offioer. Other busi ness houses art; still running, buttrem bllng with fear that they may havo to suspend buslucs and glvo all their at teutlous to tho "star boarder." I,a grippe I La grippe I "Where Is thy victim?" Answer, there pointing to tho shadow of Orle Pound Hutting nlong thoaldowalk. FROM STAY TON. Mli Minnie Mugera is visiting In Baletu this week. The young people of Btayton have organized n Good Templars' lodge. Mrs. J.M, Dunulven left for Portland Saturday where she will remain several weeks. Tnero I soma talk of a caunery going up in our little city lu the near future MImm Klla William and Dora lieu sou spent Tuesday lu town. Ml Lena Heckuer, of bUlem, has tteen visiting her mother and sister for the pt week, Drummers are coming to town ul ready with their spring aud euumur good. The Ktaytou flouring mill turned out their sack of Hour whbh will le sent to the world's fair Tuesday, ujul they are quite suro that It will rank with any eetulug from the Willamette valley. The part) given by Bule JCsrivs, ut ht pareaU realdeuee oh Sd street, Thursday ewalag, Mawb 90th, la hoa wf Prwf, Jlrhjn, who te tJvu :BVJ3ttltfa UAl'lTAXi A. 1 A,. i -4t .11 1 IBM, , .-UlSHJLJL.. Monday, will lonrf lo remembered as btieof the most pleasant affairs over given In Hlnyton. Wuulo and games were kept Up until the "weu-sma hours,'' wirtM wo nil look ourdepartute Vowlna It Ul ho one or tho best eociais We had evrti bad the good fortune to attend. A'notig those present were! Mr. and Mrs. 0. it. Thomas, Misses HusloKearus, Mupgle Coafu, Minnie Mngers, Kdlth Alderson, OracoBovage, Lucy llobertsoni Magglo HolTnaan, ilerlha Havsge, Olllo Itberlsou, Jier nlceHoirman and Minnie DiitinlVen; Messrs. Waller Lyon, Uert Magers, J. McCullouch, 0. Urlggs Harry Bavago, George Jlrown, Herman Bcholiltcrg, Gone Coats, Hay Bayage, Claude Bav age, Charley lirown, Duvle Bmlth. FROM OIIEMAWA. Jupiter Pluvlus seems to hold tho whip hand this spring. Tho supervisors seem to bo better farmers than they are road makers. Grass growing flue and the bloom on fruit trc almost out, the fruit pros pecla were never better. Today Is Kuster, and If there s any thing lu the old traditions, we aro to have seven Sundays of ruin yet. Mr. Brown, the "flax man," received a cur loud of eed last week, and .distri buted It among tho farmers around here. There aro a great many Improve ments being made at the school, and by the people near, In tho way of grub bing and clearing up land. This placo has had plonty of fresh meat jately. R. R. Company slaugh tered a beef or horse about every day now. The last Killing was a large sor rel horse, with whlto feet. No owner found yet. Rain, rain, rain 72 hours now with out a let up, aud still It comes 20 days without mlsslug a day. This beats the record, I think, even for W.ebfoot. Health good, but the furmers look blue. Tho Indian school is progressing fine ly under Superintendent Morris! man agement. It Is overful now, and there are some pretty tough boys here, but they uro well controlled by discipllnar Ism. Brewer, and one "flghty" was ex pelled lust week. Farmer Buvaire Is getting about 20 acres for the U. S. The Goodrich Brothers, 12 or 15 acres; F. J. Beaty Is clearing up 8 ucrcs more of beaver land, Harry Beaty 18 acres of beaver lund, as also Mr. Hughes, about 16 acres of tho sumo bind of land. Tho parties that were wrecked at Lul'.e Lublsh would not know the pluoo now. Instead of tho dismal brushy swamp aud a quaking bog, there Is llrm grouud and It is covered with growing grain and gross.! This Is the result of drainage and n little enterprise. The roads uro In a horrible condition. It Is about time now to summer fallow them again. All the roads In Hazel Green aud Brooka road have beon both summer fallowed, und uro In good con dition for wheat, but rather poor shape for travel. "Your Monoy or Your Life I" Such a demand, at tho mouth of a "six shooter," sets u man thinking pretty lively! With a Utile more thluklng, there would be less suileiiug. Think of the terrible results of neglec ted consumption! which can easily be averted by the timely use of Nature's Great Specific, Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery, Consumption, which is lung-scrofula Is a constitutional disease, uud requires Just such jx thorough ami effectual constitutional remedy! Takou lu time before tho Iuuk-Uhsmcb are Wasted, It is guaranteed a radical cure! Equally cer tain lu all scrofulous utlmlons und blood disorders. Lurgu bottles, oue dollar, of uuy druggist. When you feel uncomfortable about thestumuch, tukeSlmmous Liver Reg ulator. Baby cried, Mother siglied, Doctor prwcrlbed t CastorU ABALLAOOF TREES AND THE MASTER. Into th too1j my Mnstcr went, L'lfiin fori"t, furivnt. Into tho wikxU my Xltcrcme i'urtut Ith love mid lim. Ilut tho otlw ttiry wn not blind to htm. The little eray travel were kind to hint. The (horn trv hd luliul to him. When Into the wood he came. Out of the noodt my Matter went, And he wm well content; Out of the wtxide my Muter came. Content with death and ehatne. When death and ahame would woo him but. From under the trve they drew htm last, Twa on a trc they alew htm last, Wtm out of tho wood he came. Sidney L&aler. "MOTHER'S FRIEND" Is a scientifically prepared Liniment sad harmkMt every tgrcliBt U oi recognUed value anu to cowtint us by the medical profewioa. It Short. ns Labor, Ijmku Pain, DttninUties Dancer to We ol Mother and ChlU. Koek "To Mothers " malted free. con. Uttthit; valtMtbU niormatiea ata4 vol uatary t4tlmonhU. roURNAL S! A I'seaMsf ImarntifS Cfnlm. One of tho companies doing n tornado business, some time ago wee jr ed notice of a low of a horse, for which the anrared demanded immediate payment, While going through the customary formula regarding tho death of the animal and wondering that a windstorm did no datnago hut kill one horse, the company inquired In what manner tho killing oc- currod. Tho assured at once wrote oac that nil liorso had uieo. or wmu w..u .. thnt he wanted his pay at once to Imy another. , , , . This peculiar state of affairs leads to a suggestion to companies doing a tor nado and windstorm business that it might be well to insert a clauso similar to thoso applied to electric plants (in such cases referring to electricity, of courso), reading as follews: "It is here by understood that this company is not llablo for wind generated in tho property insured." Cliicago Inter Ocean. A Tribute to Mre. 1'otter Palmer. m, nmtrwt in linnnr (l. Potter Palm- . .- ..!, n Kolinlf nf the ColuUl- v.J- (- I. n ..nlnnn nun. nnd the women of tiro hoard that suggested It deserve .r.Ht. for tlin lintinv tllOUEIlt. 10 tlin mint of tho country to turn out finglo pieco of gold and then destroy the die, leaving the coin witnouiauupucuwa, eui generis, Is to givo it a priceless value and inako it a kohinoor among gold pieces. Mrs. Palmer, as has been said, is ono of fortune's favorites, bo far as money and estate are concerned, and there is not much that could be offered her which sho does not already possess. This coin, howovor, in its superb singleness is, as a commemorative gift, a masterpiece. Her Point of View in New York Times. A Snowball Starts a Fire. A snowball thrown at a telegraph boy by a companion wa tho causo of a fire Thursday afternoon. Tho boy, when struck, remarked, "That's a good shot," and stooped down to gather bnow to re turn tho shot. Ho stood up almost im mediately, exclaiming that he was on fire, and it was found to bo true, some matches in his pocket having ignited by tho blow of tho snowball and communi cated tho fire to his clothing. Portland (Me.) Argus. Mr. Wnu E. Colo Farmlugdale, N. J. Words Fail To Expross My Gratitude-' Cozoma and Dyspepsia Cured by Hood's Sarsaparllla. Mr. Wm. E. Cole is well known all over the town of Farmingdale, N. J.t and vicinity. He is a veteran of the war and highly respected. He says : " t cannot And words of praise In the Ea Ellin language sufficient to express my gratitude for tho cunitlvo powers of Hood's S&mparllla. For many years I was Sovoroly Afflicted with eczema; spent many dollars to get cured but found very little relief until last year I read about Hood's Sarsaparilla and Immediately bougtit two bottles from V. Luti's store, Farmlugdale. I took oue bottle and felt much better, then I bought another, which not only cured mo of Eczema, but Dyspepsia pile, and gave relief from constipation. All praise for Hood's Sarsaparilla. What I have written to you are t ncu, and vcu Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures may make us of my namo in pralsa of Hood's Sarsaparilla if you so desire." Wm. K. Cols, Farmingdale, Monmouth county, New Jersey, Hooo'8 Pills arpurirTfubi,cu. ftlly pt pared from th ImiI lngT.UDt. DR. GUHNS .ONION SYRUP FOB COUGHS COLDS AND CROUP. GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE la rl4lnf a fuallx or Bin hltdrvo, nj only rmtr for Oouim. Oalda ana Croup wm onloa TrMP. IUlulM U lo-dTMllwufonjr Sn ut, Horn ay iradfailarii tk Dr. uau'iOaloa Syrup, hlc& ! lr-lr wMrt ttd nor r4Aat feo ta tt. Sold TtrrWhsr. Uri WttU M Mat. Ta so utUtt fr II, Hold by Bwkett & VanBlyr. ams in lani' .,.; W.HaUth, ttmasteret LewUvUla. ant . P. Muti.by . .1 l(. bax Kr hO about T-UtUarrrtiUtuod trmlu audtok lad la LuckUwtrt roHBtrv la Plk MHtnlr. rl ra trow H to IM tr ar. Allfoot P25rVr "J i Wctf H ttj mVvCV 9L iSV Lifa& v lf5LfcRl VR JU: lk all '"-wC arw jBarg TUESDAT, APhIL 4, 1893, HOEYE NEW MILLINERY STORE POKUKLAIN It A Til 8 SHAVING 150. !09 Com. Bt,, Bslem, Or. oratA HOME UI.OCK, 108 COUBT BT. Mrs, B, F. Hannegan, T. .!. KUKSH. HOUBB PAINTING, PAPKB HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor.aotUsndCliemckctn BireeU Jlorley & Wliisinnlcy, Carpenters and Builders, Shop (W State street. StorcFIttings nSpoclalty Undertaking " Embalming. Het facilities In the city. A.M.OIXIUOH, - lOiHtntflM. 2 Dellvnred Slncular Itetrotlinl Cuttoin. "Thcv liavo a nueer betrothal custom down among tho common natives or Kn nf f-mntemnia. sum i .lfred antic i au"c Tlmmnann. "which is Scarcely rom fnr thn (rirl. I was passillL' tho hut of a nativo on a finca, or coffeo plantation, ono stop . day, when I saw an old woman belabor ut ing her daughter with a good sized stick, which sho applied vigorously across tho shoulders and body of her be loved offspring, who set up wails of woe and pain, though I fancy her tears wero quickly dried, for it wus a significant event for her. This is tho way the old lady gavo her consent to tho marriage of her daughter. Tho natives receivobut little cash during tho year. Tho priests charge what is there considered a good sum for performing a marriage cere mony, and the natives of tho lower classes dispense with it. Tho mother beats tho daughter, there is a feast of frijolli and tortilli cakes and tho dispen sation of unlimited quantities of native whisky, everybody is happy and drunk, and that constitutes tho marriage, which, singular as it may appear, is regarded and observed, as a rule, faithfully." Money to Loan. Loans will be made on Improved city or rarin proprty uy tno LOMBARD INVESTMENT CO. For termB, etc., apply to JOHN A. CARSON, Attorney at law, over Bush's Bank, Salem, Or, MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Heal Estate. In amounts and lime to suit. No delay In considering loans. FEAR & HAMILTON, Boom 12. Hush Hank block. 5 12dv Authorized Capital fSOO.OOO. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Salem, Oregon. W, A. CIWICK, Pres. W. W. MAItTIN. Vice A ICO, U Jaa aUUl'ilil VUOUICit State, County and City Warrants bought at Vat, w Utao T U AI llt'TJT KacI,!,.. WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, 1200,000 Transact a general banking business In all its branches. QICO. WILLIAMS President Wm. KNOLAND HUOU MCNAHY Vice President UaBbier. DIP.ECTOUS: Geo. Williams, Wm. Knj land, Dr. I. A. Richardson, J. W. Uodson, J A. Itaker. Bank In new Exchange block on Commnr. nm, nirKri. K:13-U NOT IN IT! The North Hilpm Mont Mnrb h. nni Joined the combine, but bells llrsi-class meiU iroia o 10 tuceuis per pound, as ll always has. Pitchford & Long, at Hunt's old shor, store. opposite' W. L. Wade's CflflS. WOLZ, Proprietor of the GERMAN :-: MARKET South Commercial St., Salem. iinS iu8laKMr0h'O",Uan'1 Bmo,ced Meats KKKE HELIVEIIV. The only genuine Wienerwurst in the city. A. D, PALMER'S Neu) M?ai Market IN COTTLE 11LOCK tnl.L60011'' lhe bMl wvice and the 1-1-aif HOWARD, The House Mover. ."! .Ilulu Street. ill5hblf'e1eorinovlnc and rail- i5varrm ai i,ry " Hesldeuco 8S2 Court St. J.T. MUTTON, Sign anil House Painter, UlCCORATOIt, KlIJiOMINEK. AM) n. I'MtlltMiui. urroaCU,,UKrorVSO, ' k MetT AMrUwwiSrHrUt.tb ifwlt & MILLS, J. K. MUIIL'JIY. Tile for Sale, Brick and .THo Yard, MUHTft BAlihM. Take It! ' EVENING JOURNAL, Only 2 cents n dny delivered at your door. MARTIN k IMKINS, Horseshoeing. CENTS A DAY, Evening Journal. BLAOKSMITHING. SUtoBtnjtjt, - - Salem. all Your 'Door. I'llOF33IONAIi AND 1JUSINESSOAIIUS. P. II. D'AHCV GEO.O.nrNOHAM. t-v'ahoV & B1NOI1AM, Attorneys ill Law, D ilooniM I, 2 and 3. U'Arcy Building. Ul iKtrPPi. Anoclal attention given torus'- OW.ir.i-i.cc" u,.-...... ..... -----.- r ,. ncss lu tne nupieine una ciicun " " suite. " Rl. UUlrfK. Attcirnty at law, Halem, Ore . sun. OHUe 'M Commercial strr it. rrULMON KOK1), Attorney at law, fealcm, X Oregon. Ulllce up stairs In 1'ntton block F. CONN, Attorney at law, room 7, Mur. , puy block. H. J. BiGOKU. Attorney ai la w.aalein, Ore gon. Ofllce over busli's bank. T J.SHAW.M.W.HUNT. BUAW HUNT J . Attorneys t law. omve over Capital National bank, Halem, Oregon. n T. ItlfHI a Itns.lN. Atlornev ut law Of- p, flee up stairs In front rojius ol new Bush block, corner Coin merclul and Couit ktreeU, Salem, Oicgon. rOHN A. UaIIiON, Attorney at law, rooms I 8 and 4, Bush bank building, Halem, Or. 11. r.BONHAM. W.U.HuLMEa. BON HAM & HOLMES. Attorneys at law. OUlcelnilusb block, between State and court, on Commercial street. ME. 1'OeUE, Stenographer and Tjpe . wrltest Best equipped typewriting of tlcubut one In Oregon. Over BuBh's bank, ftulem, Uieon. OIELLA HUUUMAN. Typeivrltlnit and O commercial stenography, mom 11, Gray block. Kirsl-clakH woilc. Hates reasonable. DK. A. B. UlLLld.speclallstln diseases of 1 he eye, ear. nose and throat, Room 10 Bush bank buildfug, "alem. DK.T O. HMITU, Uentlst, 82 State street, Bilera, Oregon. Finished dental opera tions of every description. Paluleks opera. nous a specialty. T li. PUUli, Architect, plans, speclQca- TT . nons ana superinieunvnce lor an classes ol buildings, Ulllce 2V0 Commercial street, upstairs, 0. A. UiiUhHT, Architect, room 421, Mur q im m Imlldlug, Portland, Oregon. P. J. LARSEN & CO., Manufacturer of Wagons, Car riages, etc. Repairing a Specialty. Hnop 45 Bute Btrcet, PHOTECTION LODGE NO. 2 A.O.U. W. leeU In their hall In Btata Insurance uulldlng, every Wednesday evening. A. W. 11ENMH. M. W. J. A. SELWOOD, Recorder. THE PACIFIC DETECTIVE AND COLLECTION BUREAU SALEM, ... Ongon, Office removed to 214 Commercial St. Itntes reasonable. Public and private work done. O.B. CLEMENT.Muuager. J. H. HAAS, THE TVATCHMAKBB, 2I5K Comnerclil St,, - Silem, Oregon. (Next door to Klein's.) Specialty ot Spectacles, and repairing Clocks. WalcbtM and Jewelry. WISC0S1N CENTRAL LINES. (Northern Pacific R. R, Co., Lessee.) LATEST TIME CARD. Two Through Trains Daily. Ifclipm 1:30pm HfclSini laipin 7 15.UH of?pm .Mlun.a 9:15am 7: opm ...stPaul.a .;iim 1 15pm I Dulutb.. a ll.jaim J?Pra -Ahlaud. a satam atttam l..CblcaKO..H 6.47pm -1:15pm 8:40pm 660pm 3H)pm 10 pm 4llKnnBU18ran,da5oV,,n.t;h,CaEO Wllb a tic&Vntr,n',ton JVpS?I,ri Uen' ' and Tkt. AgL. Chicago, III ONLY LINE RDiNNING 2 THROUGH DAILY TRAINS Leaving Portland, 8:45 A- M. 3" 7130 P.M. i DAYS TO 2 CHICAGO 7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul, 23 Hours Quicker to Chicago, 40 Hours Ouicker to Omaha and Kansas City. PULLMAN and TOURIST SLEEPERS FRSL!!EL,N,MG CHAIR CARS, DINING CARS. oidd'AJSI Ma seaem Wmiwi eU 0B V.H.HrjRLBDRT J. L. BBNNKIT k SONj CANDIES, Fruit and Clirnr. ,oi Blook. P. O. JR. T. ItVMPUKEYS,! ClffnrB ami Tobacco, BILLIARD PAUI.ftli 343 Com'l Street. T. W. THORNBURG, The Upholsterer, iiriuuuuiB, n-wvers nnarertlnl cfnsn work. Cbeinckola trL.I Htnto InBurnnce hlork East and Soul via j THE SHASTA R0U1 -of the Southern Pacific! Company, CALIFOUNIA EXPRESS TRAIN RUN DA1U J TWEtN PORTLAND AND 8. f. iwUlU. 7.1X. l: 111. I L.V. 9:18 p. m. 1v. 8:15 a.m. I Ar. i'oi timid Balein Pan Frnn. Ar. 1. 1 Above irulus slop uuly ut luliuwiugtuul norm ui ivosuuurg, u-hmi- i uruunu urAgonCli woouuurn, ouieui, Aiuuuy xuHgem, jj&ejj Halsey, Harrlsburg,Junctloncity,Irvinu UUKCUDi RlHKlimU) MALI, 1IAII.Y. i.M a. in. 11:17 a. m 6:50 p. m. Lv. Lv. Ar. I'oi'llunU Salem Itoiieburg Ar. I 4:4) u,J Lv. 1:40 il Lv. 70 1 1 Albuuy Loual, Unity I'Jxuuiil uuolfl 6 UO p. m. 7:52 p.m. 9:00 p. m. Lv. Lv: Ar. Portland Salem Albany Ar. Lv. Lv, ltoj. UiLl !).,. 4 Dining Cars on Vgtlcn ItomJ FULLUAN BUFFET MIM AND Second Class Sleeping Cars Attached to all through trains. Nest Side Division, Between hU and Cervallis: HAH,Y" (EXCKFT snr.'DAY). 7MU a. in. I laiO p. m. 1 LV. Ar. Portiiinu Corvnllls Al. Lv. 0.0. ). 12:55 p. i At Albany nnd Jcirvallla coumml trains ofOretrnn PuMilc ltnllroad. KXfKKBn I'.tA (11 till H.MIKK1 w w i:M p. ui. 7:25 p. ro. Lv. Ar. t'orviuuu MoMlnnvllle Al.i Lv. I K'-iUI ktii.i lUKOUUll Tlftfi'i'b To all coinU in the FiiKtrru states. Cai and Europe can be obtnliitd ut lowest rs'I irom w. w. fclilNKU, AEcnt. ria ttf. UUUEKH, AfKl.U. x-: UliO lUb.A H. KlIKHLWI, Mnimefl'-. v The Yaquina Route. II And Oregon Development company's steal nuip uuc, tm mnt'3 enortcr, lu noun m time man ny any otlur route, Kirst els through passenger und freight line ft roriiaua ana all joluts In tlio lilamet valley lo and from nan FrancUco. TIME BOHhDULE, (Except Sunday,) Lv Albany 1:00 p m I Lv Cot VJillls-l:pB ArYaaulna..6::0pm Lv Yaquina ...(ilufi Lv Corvallis. 10:35 am Ar Albany U.10s o.0. trains connect nt Albnurandl vallls. Uhe above trains connect at Ynqnlna ft tHe Urecon UevRli nmnnt. (i. lhi.i fifktPAft J, , e" '"QuinaanaBan jTMijdtco Wl'lnnelteallev llfilntw r-nn ir.nkni'lux Kt ai. n tHSNpnkr.rR rrirti t'..rtifinn nnni nectlou with th train j nMha Viirmliin Kollll at Albany or Corvallis nnd If dentlurd ton! r rancisco.snouid arrange to arrivtuitvoqwra " couiuk ueiure uaiol salilit'. . lowtuter una ntluhl Kales niwaync lowest. For Inrnrmmlnn annlv in Mtfrnl HULMAN&Co.. rrelght nnd Ticket Aftim wuuu zuzrronisireet, forllaua, t)r., or 0. O. HUOUE, Ac't Uen'l Ft i lnw. AN ut. i'uLino n. it. co.. )rvuiin,ur. C. H. HABWKLL, Jr., Gen'l Freight and l'asa. Al'I. Oth. llrclmfiiipiitC'O-, M'4 MouigpnierrS' From Terminal or Interior' Points lie Is the line to tnke To all Points East and South. It lsthedlnlng car route, itruns tlirouju vettlbulu trains; evrry ilay intheytano ST. PAUL AND IMAGO (No change of cars.) Composed of dining enrs unmrpassed, Fullman dra lug- room sleepers .Ol latest equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Best that can be constructed and In which atcoinmodatltn are both tree and fur nished for holders of first and sccd-cla tickets, and ELEGANT DAY COACHES. Acontlnuot :iue couubmJps with aU lines. nordln fl'rul nxl untiitcrrtirted servlw), Fullman slti jo- rT7?tlor!cnn bese; fj?red l?iJvilti t.f...c. im hki-ui ui the road. .TfouKU tickets to and noa, all points L ?. England and Enrrje fn tc purchased at any ticket orlict oi lt.U (tw ,.i"'! 'ntormutton cf.nwrning tatw, t ortralnB,rouiei,aiidotnerdettillfcturiiJJ en h?olleatiou to any agent or . . . A. 1). CBAJsLTOK, AfT.J'&nt General 1'atMiikCi At'i-t lil First sttfett, cor. bH-Tkioh; "' Und.tinvn HHAW A noWNINI-. Av ' War Increase of PcusioDs! Ulder Actol January 6,JS8B. are entitled tolnvieaif. At ply to X). C.BUKKMAN, Raom ll,X3ia Blek, Claim Attorney, MMwmsm J.. ' t-iK.3a3-- ilsMHsiltUiUll &, I ill Ugfjtjgv BmiJ nil II