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vfry "ipr " f T ?( fl!E CAPITAL JOURNAL I'UBLMHKU UAILY, KXCE1T BUNUAY, BT TUB Capital Journal Publishing Company, Port Offlce Jllock. Cormnerclal Street. HOFER BROTHERS, Editors. TIIPT wwy iJally, by carrier, per month,. Pally, by mall, per jeur, Weekly, 8 paicc, per year, 30fi0 .. 800 LW A TIMIUrK 10 TIIK IIOU. A whole lot of peojilu In 'his world need to learn wtml It In to live nnd let live. Tlio hog, tno duclier, the mo nojtollst In busluew, In tlie professloriH. In politic?, Is IiitenHely willluli, but lie (loon not even live. He dwindles away in lila own estimation and Kraduully grows smaller and ainullcr in the com prehension of oilier until ho uctunlly ceases to exist long before he pcrJulie from earth. His whole life Is one grasping BelflHli dream of ambition. He never part with a dollar geiifroiiHly for any pur pose. Church tsuboeriptlou papers seek hlni In vain, the poor despise him, tin rich cultivate him only for his wealth. What charm has such u life before It oi after it, and truly II Is not worth living at all. The hog In human form not onlj does no good on I'urtli to himself oi others, but he Is always ready to do t fullowmiin whoenmyfs his path an In jury. Llko Khyloek, who hatod An toulo because he loaned his money to fc frloud without usury, the liog liatct the man of generous Impulses becaujt he Is liberal and willing unothershould havo a chance to live. The hog Is always willing by limldu. ous slander to blacken tho character ol those who will not wallow In his pool of selfish propensities. He objects to all progress, criticises evory munlfestu tlou of publlo enterprise by Individual, community, state or nation, hates Un successful man In business, politics or profession and ruins the liapplnefsof mankind. The hog never smiles ex cept as a oynlu' never laughs except ni misfortune, never Jokes or takes u drink except utsniiiD other's expense. Ills vices are secret, his character Is u fraud and his morals a whlted sepul chre hiding the grinning skeletons of decayed uprightness, manliness and humanity. There are people who believe there no such creature us we have por trayed. Hut there Is. He Is found In all communities In a more or li'tw hlnhly developed form, He Is the last prod not of n decaying materialism, a fungus on tho dead trunk of a past age, He does not belong to n generation of light, life, Intelligence uud generous activities. i . i LOOKIXQ DAItKWAIMH. Tho hindsight excelleth the foresight. More or less is this true of nil Ileitis ol speculation, as compared with tho bold prominence of tlio after-event. Most of all tills is true in politics, If tho Re publicans had their national convention to hold over again Whltelaw Hold would not bo their choice for Vice Pres ident. Of course, whan grandpa Mills plunked live hundred thousand into tho campaign fund it was too tempting a morsel to resist. Tho son-lu-luw of tho California millionaire was accept able to Chalrmun ClurkKou uud his committee, but not to the people. Had he proven u winner in tho race with Adlal Stephenson what adulation Mild burning of luceuso would there have been at tho feet of the rich man. How all tho organs of tho plutouruts would lmvo fawned, nnd crept and fluttered nt tho feet of tlio creature of wealth. Such a premium would hivyo been put on American urldtooraoy that tor a century to come no common liiu'n, mi distinguished by the glitter of gold, would have dared covet that political inslgulllcatioy, the presidency of the senate. Hut the common people are a host and they would not have it so. Uu the wall before tho writer, liuugs a picture of Whltelaw Held, now the objeot of good-natured contempt. What a halo of political wisdom, states manship, ability and respect would not cluster about that noble brow had he been elected I Wo confess to having bad our dotibU about his availability Wheu ho was )MhmhI for vice prrsl. ttetu. wo recall tisvlug referred to feliu an tho Journalistic tool of (lie corporation klug, tho New York edi tor whose paper always had first nocm to the belohatubers of the Goulds and VauiWbllts, We recall thai a a Re publican tnlltor we olwervttl a studious alienee aUnit him throughout (tie cam lalgu. Hut theti it U ey to have a eod forwtlght wheu you are not in a ywry laiporUtit position, votii'uRAii ruNisim;,T. WMtefn redsgegue: Recent events t Httlttu, Ore., nhow that the publlo Ik ,iIHa" wont soeWble uti (ho matter of IwaUtiNteut in the public whooj. Tho Mfcee heard of that oily, after dlneu 1m a Mae. where a teacher and principal mmUmmhi G4targd with gro eruelly, fiawDnl a n!utkHt that the Incorrigible HtfM U wpuded w exjwltai tram school wlien obiervance of good con duct cannot be secured without admin istcring severe corporal punishment. The Pedagogue can safely predict that within a few years the whipping and beating by teachers will have been laid aside. Usually boys who cannot be controlled without this treatment are used to nothing else at home. If they will not respond to other influences they forfeit their right in the school and should suiter the loss of its privil eges. Tho publlo school is free to all our people, but when a mean, immoral good-for-nothing child cannot be lifted above that plane of life after patience and kindly influence has been used the contaminating Inilueuco of thut child should boat once removed and the rights of tho remaining pupils demand It. As tno years go on and case after caee comes up like the above mentioned tho public mind sees tnoro clearly the true position of corporal punishment and tho teacher may rejoice. Good will and love cannot be pounded Into the human heart. Hotter to ruin the child's chances for education than to ruin dozens of others by Ills Influence. riUUUbSTKO COMMKNTS. The Western Pedagogue for April has varied contents uud Is tho best nuinbel of an educational muguzlno ever pub lished in Oregon. Tho Oregonlaii's "tbnce-told-tale" editorial writer got In his work again yesterday. It would take a census enifriierutnr to compute tho number of times thut expression Is used to lend uoyelty to the lruuent 12-column piq uant utterance of our somnolent cos mopolitan contemporary. The Kindergarten Magazine foi April, 1803, lias nearly a hundred pages of the very best matter by writ ers uud workers In the new educutlon work. It Is a typical f'roebel number and must gratify t! e hearts of till edu cational workers who wish to drink Inspiration ut tho original fountains. If tochers complain ut the dullness of their profession it Is Indeed their own fault. 'Tat Doctor Bills Mako Loan Wills." but Dr. Hugo's Cuturrli Remedy costs lens than one doctor's visit. Cuturrli Is a loathsome, dangerous disease, uud the time hus come when to stiller from It Is udiHgrucc, No person of culture uud relluemetit cares to inflict upon his friends Ills offensive breath, disgusting hawking ami spitting and disagreeable efforts to breulh fieely uud clear the throat nnd nose heuco the cultured and rellned use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. And no wise uud prudent uiuu cures to run the risk of leaving his family without n protector, by letting ids "slight cuturrli" run Into serious or fatal throat, and lung troubles, lie-ice thowisouud prudent ueu Dr. 8 ge's Cuturrli Remedy. Tho proprietors of this remedy are so confluent of Its cur ative properties, thut they lmvo made a standing offer nf a rewurd of $500 for a cuse they cannot cure. FROM OHEMAWA. A. H. Henty, whs pretty bmlly cut with a silver Hying from a steel wedge. The piece cut In between the flngerund thumb, .and he will be laid up fur sev eral dnyB. Will MttrNtoii litis returned from Cali fornia. He thinks Oregon Is good eiu.ugh for him. Well, maybe It is, but this weather makes us think that It only compares as badly or worse, not better and best. The inspector Is making qulto a stay ut tho school this time. Probably he is waiting here for his O. H, to arrive. Catarrh Cannot bo Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach tho seat of the disease. Catarrh Is ti blood or constitu tional dlseiiHC, uud In order to curu It you must tuke internal lem lies. Hulls Catarrh Cure is tukeu Internally, and uols directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by uioiif the last physicnualii this country forjears, and isu regular prtteripliou, It la composed nftlio best tonics knowr, combined with the he 1 blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous hii feces. Tho perfect combination of tho two In gredients Is what produces such won derful results lit curing catarrh. Bend fir testimonials, free. K. J. Ciiknkv A Co., PniNi., Toledo, O, Sold by druggists, price 75c, Before doing to tho Wo? Id's Enquiro About Tair The Limited Kxprv trains of the Chi cago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Hallway Mweeti St. Paul and Chicago and Omsliu and Chicago. '1 hemi trains are vestlbuled, electric lignieii una steam Heated, with the fin est Dining and Sleeping Car Service In the world, The Klectrlu reading light In each berth I the successful novelty of this prog nwolvo age, and Is highly appreciat ed by all ngular patrous ufiblsllnc. We wll others to know Its nierltH.ua the Chicago Milwaukee A Bt. Paul Hall way Is the only line In the west enjoy ing the exclusive use of thU (uteut. For further luformaliou apply to nearest coupon tieael ageut, orddres C. J. hil)Y, Oetieral Agent, J. W. CASKV.Trav.Pass. Act, .Kit L 13. II ..II .. . v ' i oiu. oi., i oiuuuu, ur. tf Raspberry Plant. Kmighfgan, Uregg, CuttiWrt and Malabar, last two red-strom? tiUnt. Several thousand, call early, or ileliv ervd frw to auv part of the city, at r. iluced rate. Leav order at John O. Wright' iroM-y. i:. W. Bavuk, Market OarUaw, fetou. 3-18 g-wd EVENING CAPITAL JOUItNAL, FRIDAY, EXAMINING A WITNE83. How Ornml llntlrr Discredited tba T tlmony of Cotuluctor. General Butler as counsel for tho plaintiff in a dnmngo caso against ono of tho Boston street railway companies, Bomo yearn since, turned a point in his client's favor and won his caso by an adroit and original move. Tho accident in question had taken placo in a crowded street, and tho testimony was contradictory and confusing. Tho conductor of tho car, on tho witness stand, sworo point blank against tho plaintiff. His evi denco was concise-, and ho claimed to havo seen all tho occurrences of the affair and described them minutely, disputing tho general's client at ovory turn. It was manifest that if the conductor told tho truth tho plaintiff ha1 no caso. Tho general took up tho cross ex amination, but tho witness stuck to his story. "What is that?" said tho general, pointing to tho bell punch suspended from tho witness' neck. "Bell punch," was tho answer. "And what is a bell punch?" inno cently inquired tho lawyer. And then followed a lengthy explanation of how tho machino rang tho bell to attract tho passengers' attention that tho amount was being recorded by tho machinery on tho insido. Tho whys nnd wherefores, tho necessity for tho tiling nnd tho company's rules wero gono into until the court was woll nigh out of pationco and tho jury were plainly wearying. "And what do you do if a mistake is made and you como out short when you nnd tho machino are at vari ance?" was tho general's query. "They mako us pay tho differ ence," was tho answer. "Won't they tnko your word for it?" "No." "Well, if thoy won't take your word for a nickel thoy needn't ex pect this jury to beliovo you," said tho general, and they didn't, for thoy gavo tho plaintiff a substantial ver dict." I would not havo my readers think tho general intended any 6lur upon strcot car conductors, who aro as honest and honorable; as tho rest of us. Tho general had a way of "get ting thoro," no mattor who was hit Boston Globe. Fickleness, Thy Nume Is Maine Girl! Tho other day a Lowiston young lady mndo an agreement with ono of her ndmirors to go out walking that ovoning. Lator sho mot another, whom sho invited to call that samo evening. Sho had forgotten the first. Thon when n third ono of hor boaux mado his appearanco sho agreed to go walking with him. In tho evon iug tho first young man camo for hor. Sho went, and soon tho second arrived, nnd being told that sho was out ho said ho would go and moot nor. Whou sho saw him coming, Bhe ro membored her engagement, excused horsolf from tho first young man and walked with tho Bccond. They camo to a confectionery store, and bIio remained outsido whilo ho went in aftor chocolates. Tho third young man camo along whilo sho waited, and sho graciously promenaded off with him. Now sho Bays sho will bo more caroful of hor appointments. Lowiston Journal. I'ltitt Trrea on Volcano?!. Evory ono who admires trees must bo interested in tho result of Profess or Heilprin's studies of tho pines that clotho tho slopes of tho great vol canic mountains of Mexico. Thcso hugo peaks 6ocm to havo piorced their way upward through a mantlo of pino forest, which clings to thoir sides up to a height of nearly 81 miles. Tho vortical range of tho pino in Mexico is remarkable. It is found among tho sun loving iwtfin trees at tlio foot of tho mouutaius, and it stands defiant of tho cold closo to tho poi-potunl snows that cover thoir summits. Youth's Companion. ColumbUii Ktm I'or Klliuele. An elderly lady in a modest man ner leaned over tho counter of a wtvst end dnig store, nnd pointing to a letter with a Columbian stamp asked: "Will you plooso toll mo if tlieso stamps am good for just common use!" When assured that thoy woro so intended, sho bowed politely and remnrked asslio left- "I didu't know. I thought thoy wero to bo Uhod per haps for etiquette," "I lmvo to answer thnt samo ques tion 10 times a day," said tho clerk, "but 1 wonder what she meant by etiquette," Baltimore Sum Vtt Talker. When Charles Mathews was in thU country, tho rapidity of his Bpeoclt wus a cause of much ustouL-dunent, but thoro was no lews of disUuctutvsd cm that account Ho was said to bo tho most rapid talker and singer on tho stage. Sarah Bernhardt talks at A furious sivd boiuetimes, but every peech that U to lo spokou fast id practiced again and again, a littlo tnoro quickly each timo, in order to in sure clcaniefia of uttcraucw Now York Sun. LltMa Johuale'a Trur. Mrs. Wearie Wheu you sweep little Johnnie's room, don't put the iweopinipi iu the tins New Girl Why not, uuunt Mrs. Werie The hut time I did feat the stove wtploded. Good News. Oiie Thriig IH1iop"Hroks I)ltl. On ono occasion Bishop Brooks re ceived a letter from a man in New York saying, "Will you plcoso send mo a list of all tho publications in your diocese?' On receiving it tho bishop did not even smile at tho ab surdity of the request or seemed an noyed that a man should troublo him upon such a simple matter. Ho ac cepted it as something to fulfill. "Do you think you can find what this man wants?" said ho to his sec retary. "I guess bo," camo tho reply, and tho secretary, who know tho noblo hearted bishop ho well, spent nau tno night completing tho task. Boston Globe. ae Mamma Caught Napping. "Am I thin or fat, mamma?" Sho had already been asking too many questions, but her mother an swered her once moro. "Why, dear," sho said, "you aro not very fat, but you aro fat enough for a littlo girl who is growing." This reply was certainly diplomat ic, but it did not apparently satisfy tho child, for a few seconds lator sho came out with this terrible peser: "Say, mamma, are there any littlo girls who aro not growing?" Boston Herald. Settled In Adrance. Mr. Hunnimime Now, as wo aro going to start housekeeping, Ethel, wo should begin right. Order, you know, is heaven's first law, and there must bo a head to every house, Mrs. Hunnimuno That's all pro vided for, George. Mother's coming to live with us. Exchange. Kleptomania, which is so often used nowadays as a cloak for respect ablo stealing, is a form of monoma nia. Dr. Pritchard mentions a typ ical caso of a madman who would never eat his food unless ho had pre viously stolen it. Tlio temple of Ypsambul in Nubia is cut from a solid rock, and its en trance is guarded by four statues, each 05 feet high, 25 feet across the shoulders, the faco 7 feot long, tko ears over 0 feot The total annual loss from insects in tho United States is estimated by tho best entomological authorities at about $380,000,000. Tho Greeks sometimes buried their dead in tho ground, but moro goner ally cremated them, in imitation of tho Romans. Tho average weight of tho Chinese brain is said to bo heavier than the average weight of tho brain of any other race No Wonder lie Uuved. Fcgg Chuokfeloy, what do you mean by all this cavorting and loud languago? Chucksloy Do you see this long handled, queer shaped pen? "Yes. What of it? "Nothing only I'vo been using it for a year and n half like any pon, and I'vo just found cut that tho thing is a fountain pon and has been full of ink all tho timo." London Tit-Bits. After Diphtheria Paralysis of (tho Throat-Numb ness and Woaknoss. Vtrfect Health Restored by llovd'a Sartapartlla. Mrs. C. S. Southiclck North Madison, Ohio. "Mr wlfo and three children were at tacked with diphtheria at tho tamo time. After icrioua Illness the crcatest danger was lately passed, but they were all left with Paralysis of tho Throat, and with mjr w tie It also affected her Umbs. Her arms wero numb to tho shoulders, ae comjvanled with a prickling sensation. It was i difficult for her to swallow, It seemed as U must starro. Tho children were In a similar coudlUon. rhrlclans w ere greatly perplexed aEd aald It was tery critical w ith tny wife, as sho was mora than likely to hara paralysis at any time, and It so It would bo Tery dMbiful If te turriTed. finally a friend sujrwsted Hood's Sarsaparllla. Al though we had not tho slightest faith, wo wereso dltcouraged thatwe-wero readrta try auyUUn. 1 got a botUo aud began gUlog ft to ihera. k Words are Feoblo to express tlio graUfteaUon we all fell at tho end oi a week to find an Improvement. When they had flnUhed threo botUes I could hot se but they wet as well as previous to their slokarss. The numbness and paralysts entirely dlsappearvd. There was do Uoublo Hoofc,Cures taleattft&beyo&d appartat Inability to get caoegfa to eat. The neighbor all know of It eaM aad alt tfeiek Hwotxiertu), as do Dm doctors." O. 8. SeinmwicK, drew aad Xotary rubtto, .North Madison. Qhte. Hd'aPH a partly Ygt We, oaxts ftatyptwt4ktJufettUrta, iphnf! fHiKfflHsSSKiil APItIL 7, J 893. NEW MILLINERY STORE OI'F.KA 1IOUSK HI.OCK, J 108 COUNT BT. I Mr?, B, F- Hannegan, T. J. Kltim HOUSE PAINTING, PAPEB HANGING, Nafura! Wood' Finishing, Cor, 20tU and Ctaemeieta BtrceU Undertaking -d Embalming. Best facilities In the city. A.M.CUHJGH. - HKBtaloSt. 2 OUT OF SIGHT. rriio Irnvnllmr nilhllfi nrfl HOW fllllV alive to the fact that the Chicago, Un ion Paclllc&.Mortti western line miw tlio very best accomodations to the public from and to C!hle:ii;o, Omaha uud Intermediate poiuth, not only dur ing the world's fair, but all the j ear rouud. . 4-3-Ct SALEM MAKKETS. Wheat- 57c per bushel, Oats 3o4flc per bush Pnlotnpu- Jflrfolfifln npr I Oats 3o4flc per busnel. Potatoen- 4050c per bushel. TTIniir i'l C.li n.ir hlil Bran (Sacked) $18.00 per ton Shorts (Sacked) J20.00 per ton. Beans, white, 3c per lb. ' Epgs lGc per dozen. Chickens 8 to 10c per lb. Chopped feed -(Sacked) f 20.00. Ducks 12o per lb. Geese 7c per lb. Turkeys 10c per lb. Lard 12J16c peril). -Butter 2o30o per pouud, Beef 7(o)12jc dressed, Veal 10 to 12Jc, dressed. Pork 712Jc dressed . Wool 1518c per lb. Hops 1517c per lb. PATARRH i IN CHILDREN For over two years my little girl's life was made miserable by a case of Catarrh, The discharge from the nose was large, constant and very offensive. Her eyes Decwme innamed, tne lias swollen ani very paintui. Alter trying various reme dies, I gave herjLsiiThe first bot tle seemed to k83I aggravate the disease, but the symptoms soon abated, and in a short time she was cured. ,i Dr. L. B. Ritchey, Mackey, Ind. Our book on Mood and Skin Diseases mailed t no. Swwt SPECiFio Co., Atlanta, Ga. I THEGENTLEUAN'SFRIENQ. OurrEItrnCTIOy SmiNOEfrM irltieTtrr tottl. Iielran. Do not BTAIJf. rilEVKSTS STr.ICTUnE, Curt. OONOr.niKra il OLEET In On to Fum .Uyi. A QUICK CUKE lor LLUCOMUKEA ot WIIITPS. B,J,ItrllIr.l.fCOI9T3. ScnttonnrAdilrtiiforlKV MALYDOIt Maui ni ritliu Cu , LA.NCACTEn.rlira Administrator's Notice lot' Final Settlement. NOTK'K Is herebj- given that the under signed ndmlulKtrntor of the e&tnte of Christ Rich, late of Marlon county. Oregon, de ceased, has tiled bis dual account ot fuld es tale; and that Saturday, April 29, 1KU, at 10 o'o ock a. m. of said day, at the county court bouse, at the City of Salem, In Marlon county. Oregon, has been rUel by the court ns the time aud place tor the henrlng of said ac counts, anil objections thereto, and that the same will be passed upon by the court at said time and Dime. ABRAHAM RICH. Administrator of the Estate ol Christ Rich, UCUCHM-U. Dated this March 31, 1S33. t-65w H. W , Smith, postmniter ot Lewlsvllle, nnd w . 1. Murphy, of Salem, have for sale abou S.OOOncres of good farming and stock land in the I.ucKlamutn country in folk county. lriccs range from Jt) to JiO per acre. All good property, at d on the market for the flrsl time. Great bargains. Call on or address the above. dw 2-ls-tf Money to Loan. 1wn will be made on Improved city or LOMUAKD IXVESTMEiNT CO. Kor terms, etc., apply to JOHN A. OARO.V. Attorney at law. over Rush's l'Bnk, balem, Or. MONEY TO LOAN SmJVffir' i!?J .E"?l', ln """"'his aud lime to suit. Aodelay In condderlng loans. FEAR & FORD, Hnn 12. Rnsh Itank bkvk. 6 12dw AuthorUed Capital fSOO.OOO. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Balem, Oregon. W. A. CimtCK, lies. v. w. MARTIN Vl Jlw. J.H.ALHKRTiciihUr. ,V1 Btate, County and City Warranu bought t l!ir. d WILLIAMS & ENGLAND CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, J200.000 OKO. WILLIAMS avua JIB,RY Urui T" -Cashier. uSSK?TAU!ll5X'",WIUtal"x W. Ene. A.lUkV.'A' Wcbrtn. J.W Hod,o"5: eui.lfi."" '"" block on Comm.r. "cim IIH. I . . o, but rt ,,,, .T..'btsnmrnlre ab HS;,rff r,I;juuw & Bargains in lam . How Tlicv it. HOEYE & MILLS, J. E. MURPHY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, UOKTll BALhM. Take lt EVENING JOURNAL, Only 2 cents a day delivered nt your door. PORCELAIN BATHB SHAVING 150. 209 Com. Bt., Baleni, Or. Morley WInstniiii'y. Carpenters and Builders, Shop 63 Btate street StoroFittlnfrs aSpcclalty iU CENTS A DAY, Evening Journal. Horseshoeing. BLACKSMITHING. State Street, - - Salem. Delivered at Your ,Door. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINES-S CA RlS. P. II. D'AKOY. ,JllAIl,lt .-.. OEO. a.BINOIIAM. T'ARCy & B1NOI1AM. Attorneys at Law. 1 noorasi.z anu o, riitjr uuu'..b. Swte street. Bpeclal attention given to busl- .... .t.n Btmr-ama and fltfMlIt PdlirLfl Of iiiG stale. i ll R l. ROISK. Attornty at law, Balem, Ore gon. Ofllce Z74 Commercial street. rnlLMON FORD, Attorney at law, Balem, JL egOD. UIUCH Up Biai IU i- kwu uiuv F. CONN, Attorney at law, room 7, Mur , phy block. II J. B1GC1KU, Altoiney ai law,alem, Ore gon, ofllce over bush's bank. J J. 8HAW. M.W.HUNT. SHAWAHUNT . Attorneys at law. Oflli-e over Capital .National bank, Balem, Oreguu. Q T. RICH A 1UWON, Attorney at law Of Q. flccupstalrs ln front rojius ol new Bush block, corner Commercial and Court streets, Halem, Oregon. JOHN A. CARsON, Attorney at law, rooms and 4, Rush bank building, Hulem.Or. H. i-. ROMHAM. W. H. HOLMEH. BON HAM & HOLMES, Attorneys at law. Ofllce In Rush block, between State and Luurt, on Commercial street. ME. POCUE, Stenographer and Tjpe . wrltest Rest equipped typewriting of llce but one In Oregon, Over Bush's bank, .?alem,Oiegon. (ilELLA HHERMAN. Typewriting and O commercial sienography, mom 11, Gray block. ilrst-clasR work. Rates reasonable. DR. A. R. OlLLld.specialistiu disease of the eye, ear. nose and throat, Room IU Rush bank building, -nlem. DR.T O SMITH, Dentikt. 02 Btate street, Salem, Oregon. Finished dental opera tions ot every description. Painless opera tions a specialty. WU. PUUI1, Architect, plans, speclflca . tlous aud superlnteuilcuce for ah classes ot buildings. Olllce 2!0 Commercial tree t, upstairs. 0 1 A. KOBhUT, Archl.ect, rtwm 424, Mur- tjuttMi uuuuiug, x riiuuti, vii'guu. P. J. LARSEN & CO., Manufacturer of Wagons, Car riages, etc. Rpalrlng q Specialty. Huup 45 Btate street, X Meets In their hall ln 'btate' Insurance -nmiTKCTinM innnc un o & rv tt w uuiiuiu),-, every neuuesaay evening. A. W. JJGNMt). M. W J. A. 8ELWOOD, Recorder. THE PACIFIC DETECTIVE AND COLLECTION BUREAU SALEM, ... Oragon, Offlce removed to 211 Commercial St. Hates reasonable. Public and private work done. C B.CLEMENT, Manager. J. H. HAAS, THE WATCHMAKER, 2I5X Commerce St., - balem, Oregon. (Next door to Klein's.) Specialty ot Spectacles, and repairing (Socks. Watohea and Jewelry. T niHT m 11 JDV IV I If IV (Northern Pacific R. R, Co., Lessee.) LATEST TIME CARD. Two Through Trains Daily. latipm h.Wpm 10:lfam 1 50pm 7.15.WH 625pm 7:lSpiu l-15pm 7.2ipm 9 fam II Minn... a 9:am 4;l5pm ... wtl'aul.a .. Duluth..a 1 - Aiihlanri a ll.Jftim 650pm l..t'blCHgc... 5.47pmt0t5pm Tickets sold and haggaee checkoii ti,r.,ii, .rai , Agt., Chicago. Ill ONLY LINE RUiNNING 2 THROUGH DAILY TRAINS Leaving Portland, 8:45 A-M, ' 7M P M !31 - "-v I i III, 1 DAYS tv- CHICAGO 7 Hours OlllrUr Ci n.. i 23 Hours OuirlfPr ni'. ' 40 Hours Ouicker to Omaha and Kansas City. PULLMAN md TOURIST SLEEPERS FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR NRS. DINING CARS or MtoSJ Mx eBr1 orautioa call on J, L. BBNNIilT k SON, CANDIES, Fruit and Cigars 0"o. P. O. Blook. It. T. lIUMrilKEls, Cigars and Tobacco. BILLIARD PARLOR, 243 Oora'l Street, .TU T. W. TH0RNBURG, The Upholsterer, HemodelR, ro-covcrs nnd repnin upholstered furniture. Fim. class work. Uheruekuta street Btato Insurance block. ' East and South via THE SHASTA ROUTE of the Southern Pacific! Company, CALIFOHNIA EXPRESS TRAIN HUN DA1LT 1. TWKKN PORTLAND AND 8. T, tiuth. I riu. 7:ut; y. ni. 9:18 p. m. 8.-15 a.m. lv. .rortluuu Ar. I 7:i)u,m Lv. Snlem Lv. 6:28 a. m Ar. Ban Fran. Lv. 7:fl0 p. w Above trains stop only ut lollouiug suuoni north of Roseburg, East Portland Orgon City Woodburn, tSalom, Albany Tungcnt, dliedai Halsey, Harrlsburg.JunctlonClty, Irving and Eugene. KOHKHUKriMAM. UAI1.1, i.A a. in. I Lv. 11:17 a. m I Lv. 5:50 p. m. Ar. I'urlluud Halem Koseburg Ar. I i.nj u. a. L.V. I 1:40 p. m, L-v. 7.00 a. m Albany Locul, Dally l--.xuupl nuuUij. 5 UU p. m. I Lv. 7:52 p.m. 1 Lv: 'J.OOp.ni. Ar. Porilanu sulem Albany Ar. Lv. Lv, 7.-.W a. a. I t).30 a. m. Dining Curs ou Ogdcu Kuutd POLLMAN BOFFET SLEEPEHS AND Second Class Sleeping Cars Attached to all through tiuius. tfd Side Division, Between Portland and Cervallis: PAILV--(KXCK1T HUNDAY). 7:.J!i. iu. ILV. PoilUl.U .V.."l J. jy - laiO p. m. ) Ar. Corvallis Lv. Ufa (ip.m. At Albany and .'orvtlll- c-ouueci wito tralni uron-gon PapJHi- Unllioirl. itiUp. iu. L. I'ui.iuui. Ai.i .Julil 7:25p.m. Ar. McMlrmvllle Lv. I fi:lin.m THROUGH Tl Vll K'l' To all points ln the KnMern Miitrs, Canada and Europe can be obtained ut lowest istei uom w. w. mu..m:ii, jkcent. halem. Kf. ROQERS, A KHt . U . K an U raka. Ag'k R. KOEHLER, Mauagor. The Yaquina Route, mm p a. it And Oregon Development company's steim- Kill Tl lltlM if-i 11 I lljtt i, l.nut n .Ml 1 iw,.. v. . . ,u,,c'.uu", iu iiours lets time than hy any other route, First class uiuugu laiMeup ana Height line from lan?id "I?,"" Iclul,s. lu tllQ MUumetle valley to and fromian FrancUco. TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundny.) LvCorvalliH. 10:35 am Ar Albany 11:10am valila conuect at Albduy and Cor- 'Ihfl nhnVAirnlno nnnnnA( A ..i ti. ."??! 5r?:: "ne of steam- iu u .. '"H""uuoiui rrancitco wiiiit,f!assen,'trs from I'Ttlaud aud all ?i a ?,?"n ,h0tr'.l.n8Oftlle Vnqultin Routs Hiolm-i. t. j " i" urn ve nil aquns the evening before dateof balling. inwelf B. r 1,e,Bu' "ntes nlwajstne HUL. i a r rJ?ft22ft.,,15n. P?'r.A9 ?. rS ?wi.?is,ef1' "'"lHiid. Or., or O. U. ilOUTJE, Ac t Oeu'l Ft & Vals. Agt, r ir ii Pq?,01,00,11- " -'o.. Corvallis, Or. C. H. HA8WELL, Jr., Gen'l Freight uiid l ass. Agt. Ore. Development Co., Mil Montgomery Bt. Froa Terminal or Interior Points ihe 11 jmj lid Is the lino to take To all Points East and South. ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No change of cars.) ?,?.,of dIuJD8cars "naunw-'Red, i unman drawing room skepeis .Ot latest equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. aaSinmJjK?. be con'"J:1ed ond In which Slshedn-dhi'iSni ftre both tree and li.r Uckeu.and r8t and second-class ELEGAKT DAY COACHES. UMJnlSS?J j-oconno5"Bsr with all semce. dUec'' "n1 uninterrupted cued'n 1fll r.TVi'tlonHtan bete thlwfli. tJ-rocu any "cent ol Burrffi.ViSau,.tl,Btan.a and Europe n b FSy. dataDy "cketomeeothlcom. L'! Information coneerntne rate, time A..uiat ni);-.i?-ARLTON. . landforlirnn ' C0U Wb,,1"cBp": '' iAW A DOWNTKO, Auenla Mexican War Soldiers Increase of Pensions! "trffn,?" 0l JannT 5, 1SSO, are entitled D. C. SHERMAN, U&Zy'Z0' Claim Attomey, Ubwty it, Balem, 0, ll Northern Pacific Rai L 3-J lM.lfc!.