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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1893)
i&&yt BHIHHJilllHHHH LITTLE ALL ALONEY. Utllo All Aloney' feet Plttcr putter In the hnll, And lils mother mm to meet And to kiss her toddling street Ere perchance ho full. Ho Is, oh, co weak and stoalll Yet what danger shall ho fear When his mother hovrruth noar And lio hears her cheering calL "All Alonoy?" Little All Aloncy'fl faco , It Is all aglow with glee, As around that romping place At o torrlfylnu pico Lungetli, plmifrcth hel And that hero pcoms to bo y All unconscious of our cheers Only (.110 uVttr voice he hears Calling lcassurlngiy, "AlLAIoneyl" Thcngh his legs bond with their load, Though hlo feet they seem so small Tlint you cannot help forbodo Somo (lls.istroin cptsode In that noisy hall, Neither threatening bump nor fall Llttlo All Aloncy fears, But with sweet bravado steers Whither comes that cheery call, "All Aloncy!" Ah, that In tho years to come, When ho share.) of sorrow's store, Whon his feet aru chill and numb, When hla cross Is burdenuinic. And his heart Is sore. Would that ho could hear once more Tho gontlo volco bo used to hear DIvInci with mother lovo uud cheer Calling from yonder spirit shore, "All, nil alone!" -Eugene Field In Chicago Record. PAUL'S PROMISE. Twenty miles below Ogdensburg 011 tho American side of the St. Law rence river a long point of land juts out into tho stream. AtnboutSin tho evening of n starlight August night-two men rowed a boat along tho shore, anchored near this point .md got ready their fiahing tackle. They lighted pipes and began to talk. Tho shore was a desolate one. No living things save bats and night liawks were stirring, and there ,eetned little danger of listeners. Yet f it had not been quite so dark the ishoimen might have 6een that hero were two living things near hem. A big tree had blown down on ho shore years before, and its bark ess trunk still stretched over tho wa er close to tho surface. On this log vore two boys. Being also fishermen, they were bout to give a friendly greeting to lie newcomers when something that -as being said caught their atten on, and they kept quiet. Though tho men spoke in low raes. the night was still so that their oices wero carried distinctly over io water. Tho boys on tho log )uld hear and understand. "It's an easy way of makin money it's done right asl do it,"onoof to men was saying. "We'd mako a od thine out of this. There's a t of tho opium, an there isn't much inger either." "Don't know 'bout that seems to 10 thore's danger' enough," mut red tho other. "Thore's not much," went on the rst speaker, whosat-in the boat's ern. ' 'Tho officers at;tho patrol sta on areacareless'lot asleep half the me, and the people about hero are fraid of, me. They'd rather 6ee any tnount'of-smugglin than do anything mn get mo down on them. Make up our mind, Sandy, for the sooner .o do it tho better. Let's 6ayto lorrow night. There's no moon owto troublous. This is a good lace to slip over, right here. We'll nly bo a few minutes rowin across, nd there'll bo a horse an wagon aitin for us on tho Yankee shore." Sandy finally gave his assent, and fter some more talk tho man who joined the leader said, "All right, Ucn. Nbw let's leave this fishin. 1 nly came because I wanted a quiet ttle talk with you." Tho anchor was drawn up, and if . had not been for a black bass the oat would have moved quietly off ito the night. This black bass as it swam along y the Bhore happened to notice the ait on one of the-hooks that were in be water near the big log. Itseized ho bait, and being an active fish, like 11 black bass, it gave the line a sud en, sharp jerk. The polo was looso 7 held, for just then tho boys wore Making little of their fishing, and his jerk caused it to fall from tho oy'shandaud strike tho log. Tho wuer's endeavor to catch the pole nly added to tho noise. "Hold on I" cried tho man in tho oat's Btoru, "what was that? Quick, -andyl row up to that log, there's omething raovin on itl" The boys tried to scramblo ashore nd might havo succeeded had not ne of them in his hasto slipped and alien into tho water. His compan on stopped to pull him out and both rero captured, Tho men lighted a lantern they iadwith thorn and examined their risontrs. 'This one that's just had 1 duckin is Master Dugro, an tho 'ther one is young Hordie," said the nan in tho boat's Btorn. "Now, oyB, I -suppose you know mo, Joo JxGregor, an you know I'm not a nan to meddle with. You've heard 'ur tatif, an now youvo got, w ,hvui- u " wmlinr' tho river. to W nuiet about it, on if you , rifles, were patrohng tno n reak your promise HI maice you, a "; ; -- verV,iark. Bud. riah you'd aover heard of mo! rra water, and I vas . ith icing right along as if you hadn' denly a .boat loomed up. m en hero tonight, and j-ou see that muffled oars. , 'ou do too. Do you understand!. "Who's there enj1' w fOWTirrmBAt" "-H " " 1 "",., . ... The bovs wero eo completely in thp Phil rocognizeU' ib- ower ,0f .this nmn-whom they tlemenj uuv u g t0 aiewto be a dospcrato fellow, m- go umgr )eoW of nil torts of crimes-that ' find the Canada snov thoy did not hesitate. Both Bolemn oath of secrecy. took a uoinuniber." wiiM w they wore allowed to jump whore, u 1 near of anv liifnnnimr ni i.. .... who has doiio it, an Til have my r0 vongo. You'll learn what it is to get Joo McGregor down on you I" The hoys hurried over the field to ward tho village. . oil we're in luck," said George Ilardie, tho larger boy. "I expected IIcGregor to drown ns nffD-mu. tog us listening in that way. He's equal to any thing I" Piiil Dugro, a slender lad of 15 ua weinoimg violently. He had had a cjhilliurr bath in t.lm rimi. n,i .besides he was ureatlv cxohpii t wish wo hadn't been forced to prom ise I" ho exclaimed. "McGregor's smuggling ought to bo stopped." "Oh, I don't worry about that 1110 government can stand it. This is not a case where patriotism comes in. If necessary, I'd fight for my countiy quick as any one. But this k different. It's no businessof ours." "Well, however that is," said Phil, "we've promised to keep quiet about it, so now there's nothing that wo can do." But after they had parted in tho outskirts of the village, Phil contin ued to feel uncomfortable. It seemed as if ho wero almost a traitor to his country. Phil Dugro was tho son of a lieu tenant of cavalry, who upon leaving West Point had married in his na tive village on tho St. Lawrence. When he vas ordered to ioin a reeri- nient in the west, his young wife went with him. Finally, after having had two years of almost constant In dian fighting, Lieutenant Dugro was shot and killed in one of the skir mishes. His widow came back to her eastern home, bringing with her the baby who had grown into this stripling of 15. Her pension made Mrs. Dugro in dependent, and she chose to live alono with her son and the memory I of her husbaud. To her, Lieutenant Dugro had been a hero equal to "tho chief with the yellow hair" himself; only his untimely death, sho thought, had prevented his gaining the fame of a General Custer. Sho hoped that the son might in some degree be worthy of his soldier father. Phil's imagination had been stirred by his mother's stories of Indian wars stories in which her husband was always the central figure, and all that boyish enthusiasm which in most lads finds an outlet through tie romances of knighthood was concen trated in devotion to the country in the service of which his father had died. He shared in his mother's de sire that he should go to West Point, but at that tnno political influence was necessary, and Mis. Dugro feared that the appointment could not bo brought about. On the night of the meeting with McGregor, Phil slept uneasily, being troubled with many dreams fights with smugglers on -the liver, with Indians on tho plains. The next day ho was restless. In tho afternoon ho saw George Hardie, who assured him that it was best to forget all about tho night before. After supper he and his mother wero on tho piazza. "Did my father ever havo anything to do with smugglers?" suddenly asked Phil. Ho was thinking it was almost time for McGregor to bo start ing out across tho river. Mrs. Dugro thought not. "Would ho have considered it as necessary to fight smugglers as hos tile Indians or invading soldiers?" he went on. "Perhaps not. Still one ought al wavs to trv to prevent lawbreaking. Tho government looks out for us in many ways, arm wosnouiu utueuu no rights whenever we have tho oppor tunity. Your father believed in this principlo very strongly. I hope, Phil, you will never forget it. In this country the government's inter ests are our interests, and wo should always be careful to protect thera in small matters as well as in great. A few minutes later Phil was hur rying down to tho river's bank. Ho took a boat and rowed out to tho middle of tho stream, opposite the place where he and George had en countered tho smugglers. Ho floated there, holding tho boat up against tho current. It had grown so dark that ho could scarcely mako out the ; line of tho low snore, no plvwaitinK. liismotnerswu.ua made him ashamed of having given that promise to McGregor. A prom gowas not to be brokeu-s il , one oourw was open. Ho would do bw ... .. :i uintrle handed. In ins .Termination he felt ready for dan- determination u . Ker. o iuu., --?:" ., iit nould free mm irum uui,, w..- ii. 'i, nnil the covernment. McGregor had called the custom house .officers acarelesslot of feUows, LThe was mistaken. The officers suspected that there was opium on Sfomadfan ride m tins tote smuggled across, and this night they sraugfeieu o boatai SSi&t-!'" ISes, -re !'""'' "" "' -r tbo - m . .. irtrr- 1111NL hum cj v rm l.rnr uiiiiiisiutiun Two gon It's bo dark wo V-JDJJUtH 'Ujfx1-AJL Pl,70l5 tter 8 back ther." "aid ns a 1 p youT smuggling " A lantern was flashed in his face. Its young Mr. Dugro, is it? Well, my fine fellow, if you don't row right ys tact's, eass ttan vou want to n . i T. Ill have no nonsense 1" . , . iuu until V -- 'I'm not afraid of you," BAid Phil. 'Better catch 'im an gag 'im an throw 'im overboard," muttered Mc Gregor's companion. "We can't have im makin a noiso now or tellin on us afterward." "All right Got hold of him," said McGregor in tho sanio low tone. "Then let me try scaring him. You know, Sandy, I don't liko killing poo pie when it's not necessary." inougn jm had not heard this, ho saw the boat start toward him. Knowing that ho would be at thei mercy in a fight at close quarters, and that his only hope of preventing tho smuggling was by delaying it, Phil pulled toward tho shore Bhouk ing for help. The unequal race was soon ended, tho pursuers crashed alongside and Sandy grasped Phil by the arm. Tho boy twisted himself free, and brand ishing an oar, sprang up in the boat He continued to shout at the-top of nis voice. "Quick 1" cried McGregor, "jump into his boat and stop that yelling 1" Sandy sprang to obey. He parried the blow aimed at him, wrenched away the oar, and was just seizins ' Phil when he caught a glimpse of a boat swiftly bearing down upon them. Without an instant's hesita tion ho turned and slid silently into tho water and disappeared. Startled at this. McGregor glanced around, and in a .flash ho, too, saw the danger, but too late to follow Sandy's example. A dark lantern blinded him, and he was ordered to hold up his hands. I "McGregor, you're caught at last," cried one of the officers from' tho pa trol boat. "We suspected you'd be mixed up in this opium business." The prisoner made no reply to tho charge and submitted sullenly to tho handcuffs. It appeared that Phil's shouts for help had been heard by the patrol, who had hurried to learn their cause. But for their meeting with Phil, the smugglers would probably have suc ceeded in crossing tho river unob served. In McGregor's boat Was a largo quantity of contraband opium, and the officers, after landing Phil, returned to their station well pleased with the night's work. Tho authorities at Washington probably heard of Phil's part intho capture of tho man who ha! bo long defied the laws 'along the St Law rence river; at any rato, the next year ho received an appointment to West Point. That Phil Dugro will over become a war hero and die in battle for his country is fortunately not probable. But it is probable, nay certain,- that his having learned when a boy that tho people of a country should sup port its laws even in cases of seem ing small importance, and at the sacrifice of personal comfort and safety will make him a better soldier and a better citizen. Washington News. Oscar Wilde's Watercress Sandwich. Recently Oscar Wildo entered a certain restaurant in the Haymarket and was heard to ask for a water cress sandwich. In duo course the watercress 'sand wich was brought to him; no slight, diaphanous thing, such as wduld'nat urally find favor with the "amateur of beautiful things and tho dilettante of things delightful," but a stout, wholesome slab of food for the hungry- This Mr. Wilde ate with assumed disgust, but evident relish, and in paying the waiter addressed him: "Tell tho cook, with my compli ments tho complimenta of Mr. Os car Wilde that these are the very worst sandwiches in the whole world, and that when I ask for a sandwich of watorcresses I do not mean a loaf with a field in the middle of it. Do you understand?" London Gentle man. Tho new congressional library in Washington will, Librarian Spofford i...i:.,.io iionnminnHnln conies of all booktf of tbo world for 100 years to come and stui leave aeven-eiguiua of its available space applicable for other purpose8- An English journal eomo timo ago contained the following announce mont: ,lTo be sold, 130 lawBulW, the property of an attorney retiring 1 1 i B.-Tho client ""'-1.r-vt-4,nBA.it aro ncu auu"---; VIGOR of MEN PtHll RlrW. WEAKNESS, NERVOUSKEM, DEBILITY, u4UUtnlarrtU Koirtremnoruj Yiotun, rtatu et ilutx uA tnUt &lllMl4(rM. ERIE MEDICAL CO. lurrAic. H.t. MMWv A L Aim -MVJmAL, WEDNESDAY. DB0J2MBEB 20, 18SNS. Tho iliuigiirlan Crown. Tho Hungarian crown worn at thei accession by tho emperors of Austri, as kihgs Of Hungary is tho Moiilicn one made for Stephen and used at lip wrouauon over t'UU years niro Tin a i -p w s I '"?" """ 'S" "" ouuuit 1 11 1 mnor nvr n i . .1. m , ,......v VAm,.,y , INIIIMIIWI. 'I'llA ff tings abovo alluded to consist of 63 sapphires, CO rubies, 1 emerald and 338 pwuls. It will bo noticed that there are no diamonds among these precious adornments. This is ac counted for by tho oft quoted story of Stephen's aversion to such gems bo cause ho considered them "uulucky." The IMge or AVInilatorm. A curious example of how sharply the edge of a windstorm may bo de fined is reported by tho captain of tho bark Peter Tredell. When off Valparaiso recently, tho captain says, a whirlwind came along and passed over tho stern of tho vessel. A great sea accompanied the wind, and every Bail and movable thing on tho after part of tho ship wero carried away. Tho forward part of the vessel was untouched by tho storm, which passed away in tho distance, leaving a train of foam in its wake. Now York Tribune. . fti She Svnillonod un Umbrella. A New Castle correspondent to tho Pittsburg Times ie responsible for this stery: Sevoral days ago a cow belonging to Thomas Jennings of West New Castle became very ill. She refused to eat and seemed to suf fer extreme pain. Dr. W. Coleman, a veterinary surgeon, concluded the eow was suffering from tho effects of eomo foreign substance in her stomach. Ho mado a largo incision in tho cow's sido, aiid ill doing so his knife scraped an iron substance, Aftor some llttlo work ho succeeded in removing an entiro umbrolla. Thoiibs had become loose from tho handlo and worked their way through tho lining of tho stomach. Thoy were oaaly pulled out. Tho handle was next recovered, and to it was clinging tho cover of a 24 inch umbrella. How the cow managed to swallow it is a mystery. Tho cow will recover. I'urk Sijulrrcli at Pets. An interesting Bcene is witnessed at the Central park zoo at 7 o'clock every morning. Punctually at' that hour, rain or shine, a tall, gray haired man of military bearing ap 'proaches tho wooded lawn just north of the Danncmouth arch and raps loudly with his cane on the wire rail ing that borders tho path. In an in stant a dozen or more nimble gray Bquirreld spryly cliinb down tho heigh boring1 trees-and skipacross' thegrass to tho feet of tho man who seems to thus exercise a peculiar power over them. Tho secret of his charm is soon divult,red, for ho pulls out a handful of peanuts from a capacious pocket and t-catters them among his visitors. Now York Letter MRS. ELMIRA HATCH. HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS. Dr. XlUi Mtdieal Co., Ztkhart, Xnd, Dii Bru: Tor 20 yri I u troubled wllh bwft"ueke. would Wemijr h.va Wllnj ipJhi ind imotberlnet nljht. "ad Wilt up or t wit or ted to brwthe. ,lld pin In m left r.v. i. ....k .i.r ih.tlmi. at lut I became KmL TwutmV nertoue end ueerlr wora SSTmS lU eicuemeat would ", THOUSANDS obT.s SiV4.MtJScsrni Jr Awi Utart Curt. I bednotuien It Terr fon until I fell ouch better, end I ten now ileep on eliber ilde or Uck without toe lent dlea.mj fort I bi 'o no Pln. motberlnf . droper. no wli on .tomtchof oUler dlreeble ipptome. I em SlJ to do U mr own uMork wJtboui enjr llwrt Cut ured raj Hie ,.ftwM rtlM trJT W.. i m . well women I era now ui jeea SOLD OM PQ8ITIVC QUABNT. TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CT8. Jold by D. J. Fry, dlroggtot, glrmj BDKTON BKOTIIBK8 MnulMture BUrderd l'rred Urlck, Molded Brick In ell Iatlern for KronU a .KniwihAhrtrk lortbe New Hftlern City ?feV2Sa'urtr .11 the On. bulld'Bg. erected rdenerl'enltenlUry.Blero.Or. Mdw THE WILLAMEHE, BALE3T, OREGON. Batca, $50 to $5.00 per Day u Ublee ere etrred wlin i" Choteent Fruitn Irown In the WllUaetU Vellef. A. I, WAGNER, Prop. v.v.vAvAv.'oV1.v.vwwwy'.Bw' BALD I A What Is the condition of youra? Is your hair dry, i harah, brittle? Does It split at tho ends? Has It a 5 .. nppcaranrer uoes it fall out when combed orS brushed ? Is It full Of dandruff ? Does your scalp Itch ? S Is it dry or In a heated condition ? If these ard sdmo of 5 your symptomsbo warned in time or you will becomo bald. , Skookum Root Hair Grower 1 JiSlfJJJ0'4. 'i" pnJd.1ctlS? " n6U-n eceldent. but the multof eclentino 5 research. Kuowlwlfte pf the dlsrescs of the heir end nalp lej tothe dlcov. ? !ino.tn.?Ve,1,!,1.to.,',,Khtfa,1ycolln W"1 trhtnj Tonic. 117 etlmuletlnir It heal?. "c ' " "opi fa"inl 0'r cur" "& crotr."al?ii Sm S tlmST ??Pv,h? SC3!? c,'Jn' n?'jT W"1 tf tra lrrltetlnpr ernrtloneJ by 5l If lourdriiKpl.toaanqtsupplyroueend direct tone, end we wlUfonrortl S pw?Sri6forlnso1 P w'PWtlei rorJi.ro. Bo.pTwS & THE SKOOKUn ROOT HAH? flDftWPD rn 5 f!AT)t; TABK Jicoisttrfd. 07 South "VAV.W T. J. KKESS. HOUSE PAINTING,'. PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th and Chemeketa BlreeU Geo. Pondrich, q CASH MARKET Best meatnui iroo delivery. 136 Mate Street. Only 2 cents Tnorurol lllneilere. Tho lnteat wrinkles in timepieces nren watch that talks and a clock that marks the timo by the consumption of it eiimllo that illuminates its translucent dial. Tho watch, which is ingenious, but intricate, announces the hours and quurters in a voice given it Ly a phonographic attach ment. It is tho invention of a Swiss named Casiuiir Livau. Tho clock is for night use. Tho dial can be turned by hand, and beforo going to bed tho hand is placed opposite the hour of retiring. As tho caudle burns lower and lower it pulls tho hand on tho dial mechanically, which, illuminated in tho rear by tho burning light, shows tho hour until'day break. Exchange. Maps for tho tiso of fnrmord, do scribing tho chemical qualities of tho laud in various parts of tho country, and naming tho best manures for each section, Iiavo been proposed in Franco. Tho hair of a young lady in Shof field turned white in a single night. Sho fell iuto a flour barrel. JUIHWUU JOOII U jjJ-J iJU UjUUjU. j Hair Death. Jluatuntlv removes nnr! fircvordintmv4nti. f JeclloDHhle Uulr, who- her upon thu bundH.I men itnnhor neiK, wituoui aisooioruiioni or injury to the mont delicate Hklu. 1 I wan lor fifty ye.-irs the nLret orimi'aoil KniHinuti Wilson, aclmowleriired hv kIivkI 1 clans a the hlKhfht atithnrity and iheJ niosi cinineuiai-riKaioiiiiCiiiiuiiii imire elullst that ever lived. During hi iirlvult oractlOHOt a I fe-tline niiiomr the uobl i Itud arllocniry of h-nrono ho d escribed Etuis recipe, l'rlcu, si ly in 01, ecurelj liocktd ('orre8M)tidenreooutldeutlal. bolt vgeuis ror America AalreK THt SKOOKUM ROOT HAIH GROWER t'O. I "opt. It. S7bnilth VI th AVonue.NwW York j HyvmoorMiWifyv "ion nmnnmi W. L. S3 SHOE NoTOr. Do you wear them? When next In need try a pair. Best In tho world. J 5.00 3.00 44.00 2.S0 $3.50 $2.50 $2.25 52.00 ron LADIES- $2.00 41.78 ron boys 2.00 41.75 ron &s Ifyouwxnt aftna DRESS SHOE, mids IntheUtesI lylel, don't pay $0 to $8, try rny $3, $3.50, $4.00 Of $J-Sbe. They fit equal to ctiitom mado and look and wear at well. If you with to economize In your footwear, da 10 hy purchasing Vi L. Douglai Shoci. Name arf price tla-nped on the bottom, look for It when you buy iV.Ii.DOCOI.Afl, Brockton, Maso. Sold by KltAUHHK JiKOS. PltOFhil3IONAl, AND IIUSINKHHOAKOS. V, II. Il'AHOV 00. O. IIINailAM. D'AItOY k H1NOI1AM. Attorneys at U. Ito-tnul, 2 and H, IJ'Arcy Huildiii(. Ill itate street. Bpeclnl attention given to bull ae In the supreme and circuit courts of the elate. " Illl.ilON FllKIK Attorney at law, Calein, . Ufllcu up elalm In l' t bm block J. Ort-gou LI. J. IliOUKIt Attorney at lw,Halem, Ore- gon Onlowover iiusira on r J.SIIAW.M.W.IIUNT HIIAW4HUNT .J. Altornets "t law. Olllea over Capital National hank, Halem, Oregon. JTjIlN A. OAlt 'ON, Attorney at law. rottma X aud 4, llu.h bunk buildlug, Halem.Or. II. .MU1VHAM. W.ll. H"l.Mm OONIIAM & IIOI.Mm, Attorneys at law 15 Ufflee In lluh block, belueen SUteand ourt, ou Commercial street. fOIIN HVYNK. ArntllNKV-AT- A' (Vdleo lon maaa Muipby block, 1 or H lrerU,ratem, Oregou, (Vdleo lon mad a' ri prri'iiill rtiultlra niaUJ BQU VIIIIIMicii;i. -ir. WO.KNIUHTON-Archltect aud J'rln. leudenl Olllce, room ud " llreyman niocx. ttt Dll A. lltVH. Lalal'-DlUraousiem York, give sorcUl afeullon to lh cof womtn and children, i"f "; I Graduate of New me oia hroat. Offlce'at rldence.ol Mate street. Con-u'la. lou from w U 12 a. in and3bijp '". "Ji" 1 C. lillUWNK. M 0.. fhymdau and n' S. rrm. Offli-e. Murphy bio k; re.lueuc, .- bin.vM airin iHkh&mi ana surtfTy IV i ommrcUl etreet. GkILT U HMITII, IWntM. W Ut f'l lUleYn.Orwoo KlnUhed denial opera, us of every dwcrlpllon. I'alnlrs opera- llonsaspoelalty. N. J) a, Hon itl Vet-ran. U.H.A inre viid ataye enlngs.t idk-liHa I O.O. f ."' Kail 'vLltlns rliMhtn are) r-lally luvlU4 U, attend I'M " tuwi ' tr-alffiTIVtrfi-lV tlU I' ftfMW In ihilt knlT In ll Iwumne oulld.ng.rverr "IWM, M, W. J, A. IKI.WOOD, IVeeorder . 1 t: 4sW' . HK'A. mMtiiSmmt wi trxii .l lUJm--V-- "TFjr napfAti ron .Mtn i viv . l-rffl VK&ZSMl? HEAD -O Is H Fifth ATenue, New York, N. Y. KJ J. E. MURPHY. -Brick aud Tile- ' NOHTU BALiat. Fresh- News-Paoers- Fruits- ami CmuUcfl. J. L. BHNNLOT ft SON. P. O. BlobU. Take It I EVENING JOURNAL, a dny delivered at your aoor. HOWARD, The House Mover. 151 Marion Street. Huh the best facilities lor moving nnrt rais ins houses. Leave orders at iirav lima., nr address Halera, Oregon. From Terminal or Interior Points the Mlicru I'adfi'c I Is the lino to tiike To all Points East and South, It 1h tlio dining car route. Itrunstbniugb veotlbulo tmlus, oyery day In tho year 10 ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO ;(No change of cars.) Composed of dining cars unsurpassed, lullmnn drawing niom sleeiters Oflateet equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Dent that can bo constructed and In which accommodation are both iree and (ur nlshed for holder of 3rst aud second-class tickets, nndi EE.EGANT DAY COACHES. Acontlnunt line conne sting with all linns, ntlordlug direct anil uninterrupted service. I'lillman sltepe' "WTVit Ions can be se cured lu ad vi ceo ttiroab any agont ol the road. Through tickets to and from nil points In America, Knglaud and Knrope can be nurohnsed at any ticket office ol this com. piny. Kull Information concerning nites, time of tralns.roiitesandothor details furnished on Application to any nccnt or A. d. cnAitrroT, Assistant Oenernl 1'usseni.cr Agent, No, 121 Klrat street, cor. Wati)uir(ou: I ort land,Orion Bhaw & Downino, AKents. Tlic Oregon Land Co., Atunlem, Is engaged In sellln fruit lands In lh" vicinity of aiem, Oregtn, where turtre fruit Is now growing limn In any iwrt of the state UllUK MINTIIOItN, IO-i;t3rn Managers. OLINGER & RIGDON, Undertakers and 0i Ctttilni't work and repairing Court Mrret, Uppuslte Opera House, 8ALKM, - OltKUON 'PHrrOrXv TO SALT LAKE, DENVER, OMAHA, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, ST, LOUIS AND AM. EASTERN CITIES 3 1 DAYS to 2 CHICAGO gthVMHjlJWcwssl Hour's uic'(er 0mia an( an" Through Pullman and ToarUt Sle'per. ffee Recllnlntr Chair Cart. OWon Can, .. .. ... .uir m tor rales aud geueial Infomatlou call on oraddrea, v. "... ufc7jKh. A aW WajhlnxUilJ 1.. Ct rJ4 a'ot.TUJtp, girv ' Eldctric Lights On Meter System. TO CONSUMERS :' TliebAlMu l.tfiht and Totter Company et Kijt txpeue nave tqulpptd their Klectno liiglit plant with tho nnjel niodiru epysrame huu me now (. bio io oner tbe rubllna better light thni) nnr KVHlrni nnrt t a tntn Insrr lima nuy city ou mo coueu Arc mut lucniulcsccut JLij;ktI iiig. tlcchlc Motors for all IHirposcs 1icro power is re quired. lul lenree can be wired for on many lights as tloxlred nnd tho coueumeni puy ror only euch llgUts us are ueil. 'rule being regieteieSl by an Kicomo Meter. OBloo 179 Commercial St. MEATS. IlliNT, the Norlh Sa!em Bati her. BtJH llrt ll'H 'lit Bll'd onl hut kuiifiy niuvtu ni tnop to tne old huu d hi LlbtUy etrett litldgn. ED, RAVEAUX, NORTn SALiar Meat Market. Krctli tuctiU and lowest price now wsniiu (Northern Pacific It. R. Co., Leisia) LATEST TIME CARD. Dally Through Trains. 'ifipm liStpnt 7.1Knm OSSuin T'Wpui t (rppi 7 Htitn 10 0'a 1... .M'ui). a KrlOitinl l:30nm I "tlTiiil h K.()iiin awpni t Uitlutll-. ti 11.10am l.A'lilnud. h K.IPunil m,. hlC8'r.. ' 6.flupml0,0ptn l'Uhi'tisolil ard I'npgiur cl tvked tlnouch t nil Iu Nln Ihc VtilK'dMnti-snndl'uiudn. (!l(tcntiriPi'tlon irHdP lit t IdCUKtt wltu all Mlus going tukt mut "oiih, ' voriuti lulorii niton apply Io ymr-nfareet Icrtct iiK't'tit ur ,lAi. O. I'DM). ( J-i'. Pas", nnrt Tkt, AgU. OIiIchro, III OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD CO E. W. IIADLEY, Recefver. SSIOKT LLM to CALIFORNIA OCEAN STEAMER SAILINGS. B. B. WILLAMKTTK VAI.tJCY Leaves Pun Francisco, Nov. 6th, 111 h and ZSrd Leaves Yuqulnn, Nov. 9th, 10th,and'ith. ItATlWALWAYH HATJBFAarOIlT. Korlrelghland pafsonserMtesannlytoany agent or purser of this rninpauv. II. I'.. " U1.IAI1 I,UCa'lHUpi. O.T. WAItlll AW. T l& A. U, M. 1'OWKIW, Agent, fa'em Dock. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Heal ICstate, in amount end, timo to suit. No delay In considering loan, FEAR & FORD, Iioom 17, limb Hank block. 61Ww ytfpl W, A. lU'tlCK, l'rinldeiit. J, II. AIiBkHT. Cashier. OF SALEM. Tranactsaginrral bnukltie business. I'lomnt attend 11 rmid to collections. I madii. Kirhnnge bought and sold on tha irlnrlnal rltlrsof the wo Id. I VAN IUJYN, J M. MAnTIW, K. II. t'llOIHAN, W. A CUHICX, W, V. MAIITIN, J. II. ALIIKICT, II. V. MAirilKWH, Dlrictor. East and South -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE -of the- Southcrn Pacific Company. CAI.irOIIKIA KZPUEiH TIIAIH KPIf DAILT TWKSN l'OMTI.AWJAW. " a, to, a. m p. m -&Z -T73 AImivo traliiM ston ststlori from I'm I land I to Albany IncluilviKrUoatTungecit Hhedd, ItulHiy, llMrrliburtr. Juucil'Ui Ulty, Irlu, Kmreue uud ail sUtlonfruiu UoMburu to Ashmtil luclwlvo, V.itTtiTrraiArtTjiAii v. I """ :M a. m.l Lv, Fwflauu" Ar," . p."in. 11:17. m ILv Hateiu Lv. l.W p. 111. 0 p. ni.'Ar. Itiweburx J.v. 7;Ula. w Dining hih on Ogdou KHt TOLLMAN BDFFET SLBBTBRS A0 Second Class Sleeping Cars- Attached U all through, tialna, A'est Side Division, Betwcca Foddoi &nil Coit&His; IUit,y (KXCa-rT BUHnATl. TCTSSnr - -IMu, m, UIA . m. I v. oiaua (irvalll Ar. Ar. 140 b." At AII.Miiv anil (sirvallu ouuneel WH) trains of OroMi l"wlrW llallmad. i. Tr3C5i HXfHKV fHtl jiwiuyasiifit-rttMHiiAv I ifr8!lAr? tfMUwMta 1 tm.ftv , n4 tA tf.-a.n two a. m ' n ,yuiu the fatru htste. 0an4 inort tjurvi rn h obUlneil at loweMrase 1 "w. AAT,Kvi;"A,i,raMa zsrAzrzzi ie. nrwlEHt. At.t fl I U. HVtSUKKK. Mati Oapilal "Jlj. ac.y -r-- asrearr tzl. z- 7 f Holllh I I North. eTiTp. in. I Lv. INTriTana Ar. I eitai Kttlp.ru, Lv. Klilnin l.v. Mil !0:la.m.Ar. Haii Fran. Lv.17.-0U at b 1 a ij A. & - & 'M 1 i W H m v "rfl M 'AM V Jt-&,M&Muk,- ;Xt t'- A.