Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, January 05, 1894, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextATTEND Closing QUI sp mi At C Ererythirg in the stock goes. AH new goods. Come nd be convinced. ' The Palace D. G-. & S. Co., 307 COMMERCIAL STREET. When You Buy FURNITURE Interview KELLER & SONS. Center CoaaajercUl and Ubemeket tintts. Their low price wilt win you gyer. Try them onf. Local Dates. Jus. 20. 8y PerUlDB comedy. Jsb. 13. County road convention. Is Probate Coobt. The probate reeord of this county yesterday bowed that the Inventory and p M3eewBt In the estate of Jam Har ty, sb inane, wm yesterday filed wltt tbe county clerk. The appraisers wer J. . Bennett, J. M. Bljcler and Job i Hagbes; their report shows the total ol the real and personal property to b flMO. Wm Manning U the guardian. The will of the late Delos Jefferson ha bees admitted to probate. It stipulate that his administrators as soon m prac ticable alter bis deceam are to pay oil all bk debts and liabilities. The balance et his property is bequeathed aa follows To bis olrteei daughter Julia A. Epsey, efOysfenrllle, Wash., Ave per cent; to Jase G. Bell of East Portland, ten per emt; to Hattle A. Hennlnger of Mar ies eoMBty, 16 per cent; to Susan E. XmmII of Marlon eounty, 16 per cent; the rettdse to be divided equally be twees bla sons Wlliard J. and John A. 'l9 latter are named as the executors ef tbe will and estate. The probable raltte of the eeUte Is (10,000. Hla wife Matilda Jefiersoa, Is aged 64 years. T, K. Hlsby, 8. Fletcher and Enoch Walker are the appraisers named. Harfkr Discharged. The man, fleraee Harper, who waa brought In tram Detroit yesterday by Deputy ftfeerift Cooper to be examined for In MBlty, was discharged, the doctors de e4arlsg biaa perfectly sane. A dispatch received by the Journal bad stated tkt It waa a conspiracy to deprive the bmd of his claim, and deputy Cooper waa Informed by the people of Detroit that they would have resisted his talc Irs the man except for the fact that he IhhI a warrant. Last evening the dis charged man found blimelf a hundrel !! frura borne without a penny In his pocket, and it has certainly proven grftt injustice to Mr. Harper. A Good Txmplkrs. A commltto of M'lrloB coBBty delegates of I. O. G. T. ' lodge I In stsn atdaleru today with Capital lodge. Ripreseutatlve from Hubbard, Aurora, nilverton, Wood, bora and other points are In attendance to organize a district convention. They were net at the trains by Salem dole Katee. John All wood of Progressive 1 dNo,3, Eut Salem, Is the dlatrioi deputy and called the meeting to order At 10 o'clock. A district lodge will be rgaalsxl for Ibis county. There ar eight lodges In the county. There will be a meeting tonight at which the work will be concluded and a report will appear. A New iCNOiNEKK. Yesterday En. dser MoCarl of tbe asylum reMgned ik BosUloa he bat so acceptably ailed for so years, and A. E. Strang, a well kaown Bslem citizen, was ap pelated to ble place. Mr. rjtranglsa tbereugh mechanic and will make a ; acceptable ofllotsi. The Bookseller, IB.... Now prepared to till all back orders for TflE PRINCE OF INDIA. J-r-THIS:::: If lw WlWa Groat Wwki. $i Cowrml Strwt. THE GEEAT Sale I DRY GOQDS and Shoes. A Nkw Cmjb. The 8lem "Rainy Day Club" consist of about a score o( brave ladies who propose to appear on Ibeatn-eU in short nklrta and avoid the mud. In miny parts of this coun -ry each costumes are commonly worn by the best classes of ladies, whilst in England and on the continent they ar in many instances the prevailing fash ion. Few club hve so much good hard eru Incorporated in their object f existence as the Salem Itiiny Daj Club. College Y. M. C. A. The conven Ion at Albany will be largely attended, there being a foil carload of delegate in the south bound local today. Paci fic university, Portland university and ther schools were represented. As h -felem delegation Willamette sent ten lelegates. The New berg delegates ook the train at Salem also this morn ing. Secretary Wetherbee goes tomor row. The convention will last three days. A Narrow Escape. Yesterday about noon, the little daughter of C. B. McPberson of South Salem came very near being burned to death, by standing too near the stove. Herdren was nearly burned oil her body, but the woolen underclothing not burning nved ber. Samuel Cornelius put the Ore out, as her parents were not In the room at the time. A very narrow es cape. Drape Vines for Sale. I have propogated several thousand good strong two-year old grupe vlriM for Betting out, aasorted varliiw, cull able for culture in Oregon. 25 ct each. 12.00 per dozen. E. Hofer. Salem, Or., Jouknal ofllce. d w They Will Do It. Hard times certaiuly docs not eflect tbe matrimou Ul business. In tbe past ten days the Hotel Willamette has bad nearly oh many bridal couples stopping there. This may be a sign of Itnprovlug time and a matter of great significance to tho commercial world, but at all events It seems people will get married, even under tho most embarrassing condi tions. Economize in Paper. Clean uewBtmterf, lied in bundles of 100, not cut, tor Hale at this lllco hi flfietn cents a bundle. A heavy strnu wrapping pMer, larire sheets, twoffii it pound. Next door to tbe Ktnfilcv. U8E Gold Dust Roller Flour. Civil Service. Tho civil K-rvlce commlrtaton of the United KtaUsglvts uotice that the regular xeml uonual ex aralnatlou fr Ilia gratles of clerk and carrier in the Salem posit nice will le held on Saturday, Febuary 10, 1891, at 0. a. in. Applications will be accepted up to the hour of clo.lng business on Monday, January 21m and Tuesday, January 23d. Hay for Sale. 600 tons of cholco hay for sale, mot ly timothy. Will bo xold in parol to soli Mm purchaser by R. M. Itolw nhoii, Albany, Oregon. 12 16tf Gold Dust Fmhjh has no equal. Juvenilis Temple. There will be organized at tbe M. E. church In this city at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, a Juvenile temple, I O. G. T., by Mrs. J. H. McKlbbon, of Portland, grand runerlulendent. All children are re quested to be preseut. Tutl'e Pills glye appetite and good digestion. Hiuit Licknhk. Tho saloon men are preparing to fight the proposed In crease of saloon license to fCOO, and are taking counsel to Include the druggists lu the terms of the ordinance If It Is forced upon them. Oilmak Ooal.-.TIi iwt f,.i i' town, $8.00 per tou, Balera Improve- meut Co. I Natuha lizko, Stephen Hunsborn, a hitherto subject of Qertuauy, took out hu papre today, UrBe IastalUtloH. Saleai Grange will meet Saturday at ! 10 o'clock lu Grange ball for the Instal lation or oMoere. All patrons are re quoted to meet promptly. UMoaly Gold Dust Roller Flour, .EVUNTNC CAPITAi. JOUKKAIi, PETDAT, JA2HJ-ABY 5, 1894. GIVE US OUE DAILr BEEAD. A Balera Hm go One Better and Win Supply the Staff of Life. Damon Bros, have decided to offer free bread to any UtnVy in Salem who will make their wants known and call every morning for the daily supply. They have concluded that it is better to supply such persons as are really in need In this way than to give floor or other article. Bread Is the staff of life and they bare contracted with Strong's bakery for a large supply of tbe best quality, made fresh every morning. They say they have made money in Salem in tbe grocery business and can afford to do something to relieve want, which they do not believe is as great a? tbe governor pictures it. Call at the Blue Front grocery in tbe morning for your tree bred. They may make this offer good all winter but have not so decided yet. However ai loog as there u a vestige of want and destitution in or about the capital city they are prepaied to relieve It to tbe extent of their ability. The Journal Is authorized to make this announce ment. MAfilON COUNTY COUET. Yesterday In tbe matter of tbe ap proval of the order of tbe county treas urer to pay from tbe Lake Lbisb -Irainage fund it was ordered tbatE. B. Henry be allowed $75 for services from said fund as superintendent and the Salem Improvement Co. for ser vice", f 330. A warrant was ordered drawn for 15 in aid of Mrs. OIHe McDenny. A petition signed by J, J. Beckner et al., is before tbe court asking for the re-furvey and establishment of a road beginning in tbe center of a couuly road leading from Champoeg to Salem, known as the Cross road leading from the Bilern and Champoeg to tbe Park ersvlile and Mittheoey's ferry road and also a resurvey and re-establishment of that part of tbe Parkersville and Mattheney ferry road beginning at a point where tbe Cross road from the Champoeg and Salem roads inter sect said Parkersville road and thence to tbe Willamette. A. C. Snyder, supervisor of road dls 'rlct No. 60, says in bis report that be performed 40 days' service (and pre sents a bill of 80 for same); tbe total number of days worked was 20-5; there are 109 taxpayers; and 41 pola. W. W. Culver of district No. 3, per formed 25 days' Bervlce; he received f 172.20 from the county and 18 from in dividuals; there are 99 polls; number of days worked 314; number of days de linquent 0. Tbe report of the viewers in the es- tnbllohment of new roads one in dis trict No. 22 and the other in the vicin ity of Mlnto were read the first time yesterday. January 4th: Aid granted to Mrs. Ollle McDenny of $5.00. Eugene B. Henry allowed (75 as en gineer Libish drainage. In same Salem Imp, Co., for service s 1330. H. Harper, refund for wrongful ar-rt-st fur Insanity, to. 00. The levy (or state aud county tax baa not been made. Following action was hid on chirm: All'iwel: Riad und bridge fund. W. II. II l io n $18"; A. Riyinond KUu; It F. H-ill 587; Brown fc rimitb f.5.97; 11. i'oblf $8.60. Criminal clulm-, E. N. Eles $10.50; State vs. Ed. Finley $18.70, allowed in part; Slate vs. Clic. LtMron,$10 70; Wm. Walker $14; Wm. Lingley $13 40; O E Bennett $13 40; O M. Burtlett $22 Si; Wm. Brown Ml 75. State vs. J. G. Wilson $22.40; and L. M. HeiHull $31)00 continued to February term. Ask for Gold Dust Roller Flour. More Tramps. Last evening's train brought In a Inker's dozen of the uneniplojid.'' The city police force looked after them, and no wrong doings are reported. Unity Social. This Friday even lug there will be a literary and tuu-lcal social nt Channlng hall, with the uaual uller entertainment. All are invited to enjoy a good time. NOTICE. An Important pnrih meeting will be new ai tn raurs Kpincopai church Ihls evening at 7:30. AH members and friends of the churuh are Invited to at tend. ttlKD. WKSTETtSllOUHE -Al I he home nearUalem. Jauuary 4th 1894, Lena Belle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Weslernhoue, aged 1 year, 6 months and 15 days. OALLI At the lnine asvlura, In Sa- lni, January 4. 1KB, II. QaHI. HOLSINGER-At the family home In South Hatem. corner of Commercial and Duih streets, January 4. 1691, at 0 o'clock p. m., from heart failure, Mr. Holnlncer, wife of Joelah Hoi sluger, aged 43. EDWAHD3. At Oregon Aylum for the Ina.oe, Jan 3. 1891, Mm. Carrie Edwards, wife of Henry Edwards, of Dundee, age '20 years. RIOII.-At family home in Frlokev'e addition, Kt Xaletu, Jan. 4, 1B91, Paul Rich, agvl 14 year. Burial at Lee MUulun Cemetery, Jan, Oth, at 2 p. m. PZBSOKALS. 8. A. RIggs returned from Portland today. Ernest Wagner returned from tbe Sound today. lira. John Duretteof Gervals was in tbe city on business today. Frank Davey speaks at Jefferson to night at an A. O. U. W. gathering. Elder H. R. Barday went to Cottage Grove today In tbe Interet of tbe U. B church. City Manmal Mlnto is in Seattle on business. Night Policeman Gibson is on the day force. O. D. Stone, a Journal reader Is out in tbe mountain bear hunting with bis brother-in-law, tbe Post muter at Argenti. Harry Campbell, a young fellow of Marion station, who was recently ar rested, accused of asaiulting Mrs. Ella Doran, was discharged, no one appear ing against him. C. B. Clement returned tub morning from California, where be bas been vis- Iting bis brother. He goes to Port land tomorrow to answer to tbe cbarse of retailing liquor without a license, but says he can prove bis innocence. FOR Cralu, Crabs D a-v-i-s-o-.n- 's M-A-RK-E-T. LITTLE LOCALS. An extended gesslon was held by tbe Populist club at I. O. G. T. ball last evening. A lodge of Good Templars for this district will be held in their ball In Ibis city tonight The meet ing last night at tbe Willamette for raising mid-winter fair fund did not materialize. A hard frost and bright sunshine made Salem people happy this morning. Mrs. Homer Holland ofrialem was down to see ber mother, Mrs. Jas. Athey tbe flrt of the week. Oregon City Enterprise A dollar saved is equal to two dollara earned. Pay np your subscription to tbe Journal and get the benefit of the reduction In price. B. b. Giltner. assistant ecretarv of state, was in the city for a short time visiting relatives. Or. City Enterprise. Rev. Schulse returned to Wood burn this afternoon Robt Walker, of Umatilla county, aged 69 years, was today committed to tbe asylum. Rev. H. F. Gwynne left this afternoon for Baker City Mrs. W. H. BiDg- ham went to McMinnville today, after a prolonged visit at tbe home of her son, Geo. G. Bingham. Broilers, Broilers. Wee chicks, first of the season at 97 Court St. Davison's Market. Oregon Appointments. John R. Markley, who bas been here for several days, is happy tonight be cause he has succeeded in securing Hoke Smith's O. K. on several land office recommendations. Tbe appoint ments will not be made until next week, bnt Smith has agreed to support tbe Murphy-Markley recommenda tions. Oysters Oysters, Large Ei-tern, Davison's market. Organized. a PopulUt club wa oranlzi-d last evening with the follow ing efficers: J. M. Payne, president; C. Murphy, secretary and H. T. Lln colu, treasurer. A meeting will br held the 22J, when Mr. Hayes will speak. Columbia River .Smelt. Davlsou'a Market, Court St. Headquarters for nil daily papers, at J. L. Bennett's post office "block news utaud, tf Sturgeon. A-T D-A-V-I S-O-N 'S M-A-R-K E T. Attention ! Sedgwick po.t, G. A. R , will mw-t on the evening ofMon day, Jan. IStli, for the purpose of con ducting a Joint installation oftheoftl. cvrs of the Grand Army and of tbe corps. A full attendance is desired. The Corwin Arrives. San Francisco. Cal., Jan. 5. Tbe revenue cutter Corwin, from Honolulu. arrived in the harbor shortly after twelve. All attempts of reporters to get tidings frm Hawaii from the Cor win were mtt with rebuff. Ofllceni refused to bold conversation with auy one. No one allowed to board her and no papers allowed to be passed off. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. Ft-7 i M a " aEBaking m BBjl i Vui in MiUwm of Hom. HEWS N0TE3. Good rkatlng at Prineyllle on the river. Pendleton and Baker City are enjoy ing sleighing. Nine feet of snow Is on tbe ground at Monte Crlsto, Wash. There were 181 marriage licenses is sued in Linn county in '93. United Workmen of Oregon report an Increase of 251 dnrlng December. Lincoln county la but ten months old and bas a $15,000 debt. Ed Winston, the fugitive Walla Walla banker bas been arrested In Idaho. Albanv bas sold $20,000 of 6cbool bonds to Gay & Slanwood, Boston. J. J. Hall Elliot, piano tuner of Cor vsllis, has skipped by tbe Ught of the moon. Everit, Wash., bas a wife-beater who is at present berring time in tbe county jaiL The total coal receipts of the Colum- i bia and Pa set Sound railroad for 1893 is 340; tons. Tacoma's present city administration costs $13,911.51 monthly, less than tbe one previous- A car load of oysters were stolen from an I. R. & N. flat car at Sealand one night last week. The Peabody gold mining company of Monte Cristo, Wash., has a capital stock of $10,000,000. Mayor Filon, of Albany, advises that tbe wagon bridge across tbe Willamette at that place be made a toll one. A hnnter on one of the mountain meadows near Cibh prairie killed flye cougars in one day. Tbe largest was nine feet long. The Seattle board of trade urge the county commissioners to do something to prevent tbe overt! 3 w of the White and Duwamlsb rivers. Teddy Rowe, of Dallas, bas a half breed China pheasant with which be expects to multiply and replenish the earth with such birds. Tbe holiday match bnnt which took place at Oehaco, last Thursday between eleven sportsmen and resulted in 399 rabbits and 5 aagehens killed. Walla Wal a, Wash., merchanls be gan tbe new year by signing an agree ment to close their places of business at 6 p. m. after January 1st. Tbe finance committee reported upon tbe examination of tbe books of ex- Treasurer Murphy of Baker county, and find a shortage of $4,049.59. Tbe young man who was shot near the Locks Monday morning is dead and Hull tbe murderer bas been held to await tbe action of tbe grand jury. Tbe Pendleton Tribune will In the fu ture be conducted by George F. Hal sy, Clarence Macdonald. Garry L. Judson and John P. McManus. Tbe Asotin, Washington Sentinel re ports that tbe Josephine Indians have now in progress their annual winter amusement, tbe medicine dance, which will probably be kept up aa long aa tbe winter season lasts. Tbe room of a bousemald at tbe Roy al Jubilee hospital, Victoria, was re cently searched and her trunk found to contaiu enough linen and household goods, stolen from the hrwpital, to set up a small family. Tbe girl, it is said, was contemplating matnmony. Tbe largest fish caught in tbe Colum bia river this season was a sturgeon measuring II feel, 5 inches long aud weighing755 pounds, which was landed at Kuaptou, Wash. Tbe head alone weighed 150 pouuds, and the flab yielded 4:7 pounde of edible meat H. L. Collier, special examiner of surveys, win soon commence tbe in spection of all tracts of government laud surveyed duriug tbe past season in Oregon. It will lake some time to do this, as tbe tracts are widely scat tered and inaccessible by railroad. Robert Mays reports tbe loss of 15 had of youug cattle out ofaberdof 200, at his Tygh valley raucb, that havt. died from a peculiar and fatal dis ease. They seem to die in a few min utes after being stricsen, and without a struggle. William Floyd reporU a similar condition of affairs. A number of the ladles of tbe Eugene W. U. C. have formed a corporation to be known as tbe Beneficiary Associa tion of Lane county, their object being to build a ball for tbe Cumberland Presbyterian assembly, to be held In Eugene in May, after which the ball Is to be the property of the corporation. Louis Armifield, a 15 year old boy living with bis parents at Wilbur, nine mllca this side of Roseburg, on Tuea- RICE'S - 4o Vn Ui Stufaii day night's overland attempted to beat his way from Roseburg borne. Tbe overland does not stop at Wilbur, and in Jumpiog off be waa killed, bis dead body being found floating in tbe creek about 60 yards from tbe station. Mr. L. P. Kelly, living on Juniper flat, went out early to shoot a coyote which had been bowling around the premises. After discharging his Win chester at tbe animal and just as he was throwing out the empty shell his gun was in some way discharged. The ball went through the door and bed. Mrs. Kelly had Just risen from bed and escaped tbe charge. An eastbound Union Pacific train carried a peculiar passenger Into Pen dleton Tuesday. Some miles east of town a band of sheep had scattered over and along the track, and as the train came along ,t crashed into them, throwing them right oud left. Quite a number were killed, but one slieep was caught on the pilot aud not in the least Injured. It was carried into the city and removed uninjured. Henry Seward of Salmon Falls, Snake river Idaho, on Wednesday last, where he has been placer mining, brought with him a tooth and part of of a rib supposed to be the remains of a mammoth' which he found on the gravel deposit. He states that Will Caltborp and Roland Leighton found the skeleton of an eiepbanton tbesame bar about a mile below where he wa3, the vertebrae measuring 16 feet in length. Little, But Lively. "Little dropicf watr. Little grains of fund. Make tbe mlgbty ccean. And tbe pleasant land." And dropping into prose, we would eay, that Dr. Pierc'es Pleasant Pellets are mild but prompt in releiving consti pation, sick headache, bilious attacks, pain in the region of the kidneys, tor pid liver, and In restoring a healthy natural action to tbe stomache and bowels. 25 cents a vial. Oue Pellet a dose. Little, but lively. Tbe use of the old style drastic pills is au outrage to the human system. Oh, No! We are not closiug our stock at Uot neitner are we misrep resenting goods. We have the largest and best stock of staple and fancy Groceries iu town and we don t care who knows it. We are selling them at prices that are rip-lit and invite your patronage Harritt & Lawrence. P. O. GROCEKY. Saved From the Mad House. A dispatch to The Journal from Detroit, Oregon, Thursday probably saved Mr. Harper, a homesteader in tbe Kantlam country from a term in the madhouse. Parties up there who wanted him got out of the way to jump his claim, as he contends, charged him with insanity, but even after be was arrested, the telegraph got iu its work and saved him from this horrible commitment for insanity. It is very easy to get a person ad judged insane iu Oregon and it is very granting to see such attempts thwarted. Scoti's Emu of cod-liver oil presents a perfect food palatable, easy of assimilation, and an appetizer; these are everything to those who are losing flesh and strength. The combina tion of pure cod-liver oil, the greatest of all fat pro ducing foods, with Hypo phosphites, provides a re markable agent for Quick Flesh Building in all ail ments that are associated with loss of flesh. Pr.pir.-1 by Scott a Bonn. fTi.mUtJL lw York. Sold 1 all drucguu. L C. D, Gabrielson, ..Resident LONDON and LANCASHIRE IE INSURANCE CO. pan; it 01 6S TS.euef J '2T over e'Sht ye asUtant secretary ot State Insuranco Pom 7. V toETR0.11.' Temporary otticer.te'iier'g ed Co-ner Drue htnr"- ',h w i''?''p neworanr Kni. i5lcd " "uown by the fait t at this companv has doiitj the larctitbusl uws oi any Foreign Insuranco company on the Paciflo coast lu 189i arktt oosi- AN $10 BLACK MACKINTOSHES for $8.00 $7-50 6.5o "Overcoats at Wholesale Cost LADIES' JACKETS A.T REDUCED PRICES. Long Cloaks at' your own prices. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. WILLIS BROTHERS & CO. OPERA HOUSE CORNPR . -x. cuitiuu, - SALEM, OREGON Iioweat cash prices for reliable boots, shoes and rubber goodr Salem's conncilmen are getting some kicks as well aa praise for their efforts for retrenchment. Such Is always the cse when individuals attempt to cor rect any form of evil or extravagance. O'egon City ladles have organized a p'sical culture c!as. 'J bey do not propose to be behind tbe Salem ladles on an fad. How's This I Wc offer one hundred dollars reward for any te of catarrh that cannot be mired by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J. Cheney fc Co., Props., Toledo, O. We the uudersigoed, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable lu all IhHmi--s traductions and financially nble to carry out any obligation made by their firm. j ert & Truax, wholesale druggUts, Toledo. O. lKS'Sir10' " . Haiii!,-.atlirri1 rjure 6 taea internal ly, acting dirrrtly upou the blood and mucous ourfaces of the system. Price, 75c. pr bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Thflr gentle action and gorxl effect on tha Fygiecu really makes I hem a perfect little pill. Tney p'eae tbose who me tbetn Carter's L'.tils Liter l'llla may vreUbe termed "per fUtlon. .No one knows better than thoe who have u cd t irt r's Little Liver 1't Is whit relitf ttiev have given when taken for dizziness, dyrei'la.Pinla the side, consllpit oj, and dl-oid red stomache. Do not il espal r of curln K you r s'ck headache rti n you caa to easily obtain Carter1 Little Llvtr 1'jlls. They will eflect a prompt ind p-nnaent cura Th Ir acton Is mUd and geatle. New Advertisements WANTED. Work for board by cood copyist I o' buMn-8 ol any k nd ot writing-. Best references K. 11 C JoCBnai, office. 1-1 3t TAKPED Man to dvrrtle andcanvatg ' fi r protlUti'le bus.nessln uih county o' thN ttaie W3l AdJres a. B., this odlce. C'pAA 'lO LOAN on first rro tgage real OOUU estate K'curityfor one year. Write f j bx H7.-aleru.or 1-2 6t TuTiCK. Ml j.crs ins owing us must fettle j tc'jre January 10 h niter that datv all unpaid nccounik w.U be rlaccd In attorney's h .udx lor collection. groat & utle. 1-3 6i A fi Ft-class dre.'Nsmaker desires work by the day In private families. Reference given. Trade -a, cor Cottage. l-l-6i 2 FOK KENT. Two houses In Xorfi stale on car Hue, for rent, cheao. I-qulre at 47T Winter street. One five and onu tight rooms. It St mUli most rerfect rutins; trum ina'e. Will have I hold a rupture where all others failed. For sa.e by J. L. ParrtJ.li, -101 Capital street. l.'-lfr-U ArU'ENTfcK AND CONIHA'.TUK. Can j furnish bids, or give bo da on any Job, Two or more hands furnished, Turner, Or. J.tichieweJr, 13-H) lnit FOK .SLK. An unabridged encyclopedia BriUnnlca, worth SM. at great, redu tlon. v . L. Wist. elecirlR light station. 12 H tf PAPKlto-Portland, cr.imemo, Seattle, Tdcomaand .-an Francisco papers on sale Ht Bennett's, l'ostofflce Mock. "A TEVf MAKKi-.T. )pposlte brick st re. a. ill. t'aletn. Drllvered ebeap. rjn-iin CHUIiTlA-N '-CIENCE-Llteratnre studs on sale at 326 Liberty street. or all THI3 PAPElt is kept on file at E. C. Dake's Advertising gency, W and 65 Merchants hxchange, eau Fraucisoo, California, where contracui for advertising can be made for It rlUMi'Xi.K! 'r ,HH VagECTE DON'T WEEP. I Uon t cry if you did not? avail yourself of the oppor tunity oi purcnasmg yourj BLANK BOOKS Etc. at reduced prices from! Patton Bros., -TATIONEB3, 93 STATE STllfcET. HOUSE Painting, Decorating, 1 1 Hard Wood Finishing, Can give good references. Estimates furnish ed, addrets, (.eo. Jvtchstru'h, baleni. Jtesi denre on lem Motor Kullway, orth Salem. Leive orders at bteiner&Bloaiurs. ll-t,d Agent, t .. tmmmiim IMaHTfrmtT i