Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 08, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextiStit' . UbJibj .vi' fa K ,'HF..'i ,V i ". !&' B ? ' ( tie WB , if! lJ. ? m m- 11 .riWl S. K. & AV "V K luktt T -i '"'-r-' --i iT r i v. f - yi,.- t -f - ' --.-- - ' - in iii miMi uji i c Daily Capital ;.,, COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. BY HOKICK UROTHBRS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1800. COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET Representatives, nil J. N SMITH, of Salem, ILL.' BAUKLBY. of Woodburn, B. W. CHAPMAN, of Hrooks, M'KINLEY MITCHELL, of GcrvnK DAVID CItAIG, or M'uclcny. County Judge, tfHOVE P. TEUHELL, of Mclinmu. County Commissioner. J. K. DAVIS, of Sllvcrton. County Clerk, I. V. EHLEN, of UuttcVlllc. ShcrllT, P. T. WIUOIITMAN, of Salem. Recorder, W. WATERS, of Siilcni. Assessor, J. W. IIOHAUT, of Gurflcid. Surveyor, i. 15. IIBItUICK, of Yew Park. Treasurer, JASL'BIl MINTO, of Salem. School Sunei In tendent, GEO. W. JONES, or Jefferson. Coroner, n t A. M. CLOUGH, of Salem. For Justice of tlie Peace Salem DIst., II. A. JOHNSON Jr. For Constable, A.T. WALN. ' regard to the uncrctouliment or J. H. Alliorl.'a fnllCO Into Mission ti:i:ahijhkk'h HEitoirr. u colon tlio rfortli flldb. He had lit- ....urii.iiv iisnofl of CltyTreas- ,,,nmted to remove same, but met ' . ,.. 4i. iimt fiiirtnrnf ...i.i it...,, fw,m MV Alhn.rt. Wlltl inir uictiiwim mr liiu iiiou m"'" - wii.n luniouiuu iii ..... .. -, 18!Wwts then submitted In the rol-' ciame(t it was no encroachment. The lowlna words and figures, to-wlt: ' matter was referred. oknkkai, fund. Petition of KlInKcr & Peck and J. Receipts:- I A. Hunck for liquor licences were ic- IncludliiK bnl. January Mf0j 15 ceivcd and referred. Drsbuised ,',-" t . The resignation, or John Duncan Ilul. on hand ' '"In from the lire service was accepted. HTATE STKEOT IMMlOVBMhNT FUND. A comullnlcutIoll from J,'re Chief Pal. on hand - . IIutton Wns then read recommending OAK STKET IMJ'IlOVKMKN'f. "" Tow1Mnd g drlvcr of tllO llOSC Hal. on hand .;,' wagon, II. A. Smith as assistant en- BEWEll FUND-ULGCK -1. I R R K()IU ,, hoscn.IUU Pal. on hand '""w ,flmi Mm chief further sugircsted the beweb fund-block o. Lvllo,imi(... ,lf ni,inir the citrincer at bA;vuivuwj " . .- -. - - i CALL r i r- FOR CONVENTION. Bal.onhand w CALLED WARRANTS. General fund: Balance January 1 M.O0S i.O Receipts 1gSo ai Disbursed... -iruSi Hal. on hand ',,,,l "' CALLED WARRANTS. State Btrcet fund: Hal. January .1 " 81 Disbmscd ;" Hal. on hand .' w STATE BTHEKT SINKING FUND. Receipts 20 ItKCOHDKIt'S REPORT. Tlio quarterly report, for the same term, of City Recorder Edes was then presented In the rollowlng figures and after reading was also rererred to the same committee Hal. on hand at litbt report... 9 12 08 Saloon licenses J Xji Miscellaneous VALLEY LOCAL NEWS. MAUION. S. M. Tomllnson and family have made a Html resolvo to return to Kan sas, as he lias ordered Ills goods Bhlpped at once. They will visit at Scotts Mills and other places for a fow days, and will leave Oregon over tlio Northorn Paclllc next Monday. Our school at this placo opened Monday, April 0th, with an nttend nncoof 32 pupils, with Sadie Thorpe as teacher. Frank Shrum of tills place, was-a n.iKsenircr on the afternoon local for Eastern Oregon, where ho has secured work for the summer. It. T. Ray's boys ride a bicycle to town now. Tho latest news from S. M. Tomlln son has been received by our Southern Pacific agent here, requesting him to send a telegram and stop his freight, whlchhad been shipped Monday night for Kansas as lio (Mr. Tomllnson) had succeeded In getting Into business In I our capital city. Success to him. AUMBVILLE. Tlio ladles of East Atimsvllle called at tho homo of Mrs. II. Klass last Wednesday and quilted a quilt for hor. Tlioro Is quite a dipthcrla scare at present, although there has lwen no cases nearer than threo miles. A surprise -party was given at Mr. A, "Wlnslow's homo March 20. About forty guests wore present. On tho evening or April 1, a great many of tho friends of Mr. Klaso camo In to eclcbrato his birthday. The ovculng was spent In games and conversation, until about 10 o'clock, when a bounteous lunch was served of potato and bran pics, and a birth day enko made of sawdust and beans. It was tho tlrst day of April, and or course they hud to look twice before thoy ate. G. f. Raymond, who has been 111 for a long time, Is again able to tako np Ills usual work, as section boss. Results Tell the Story, A vut man ol direct, unimpeachable icitl. many provei beyond sny poislblHty of doubt that Hood 'i Satupatllla actually does per fectly and permanently cure dheaiei caused by impure uioou. ill record ol cures Is un equalled and these cures have often been accomplished after nil other preparations had failed. Hood's Mils cure all liver Ills, bllllousness, jaundice, sick headache $1,005 03 31,052 00 Total Paid city treasurer.. Balance on hand 9 43 08 Number of appearances before the city recerder: Vagrants Drunkenness u A Itqpublfcan convention for the Btateor Oregon Is called to meet In tho city or Portland, on Thursday, April", J890, at 11 o'clock a. m., ror the purpose or nominating candidates ror the prcsldentul electors and state and district olllces, except congress men, and of electing rour dclegates-at laigo to the Republican national con vention, and to trnnsact such 'other uslnessas may properly come bcrorc cite convention. The convention w 111 onslst or 237 delegates chosen by the cvcral counties as rollews: Hukcr 5 Itniiinn 5 Clackamas.... 12 - AW ELECTKU -j GOLD WATCH SENT POSTPAID For ioo Coupons ) and $i.ooj OR, For 2 Coupons and $2.00. 'I'd! ill ' Nnmtwr nf ilavs Berved 00 "Miimlior illRclmrerd 7 Fines collected 915 Warrants drawn ror quarter: Jail n Police 300 00 Salary city olllccrs . 774 07 Fire department 1,0.7 f0 Fuel . " ?. Street "J- Stationery 14 Oj Board or prisoners 2. Oo City hall.. 2,80122 Election 00 Water , 33 00 Light 1,350 20 Miscellaneous 230 00 Tnt.nl 87.591 21 r ...... I. ..II .........,, ) Rnl " LtUSIUlk) iminivv-uiuiv. .... ... -,u. Running expenses for quar... $-1,730 02 HALEM'8 CITY COUNCIL. Proceedings and city olllcera quar terly reiiort. At the council meeting last evening tho mayor and nil members, except Alderman Holman were present. DILLS I'AID. A.G.LoUg 03 0J Knox & lianimel u Ed. N. Edes. (stamps) C 00 G. W. Gray 40 00 u. ll. Mtirpny u 70 GravBros. (fall) 40 Gray Bros, (lire department). ... 2 20 G ray Bros, (election) 35 Street lalxircrs 12 00 A liquor llcenso was granted to Butte & Wenderoth, of tho Columbia saloon. The llro and water committee re ported against, establishing a hydrant at the corner of Mill and Winter streets. Re-referred. A substitute resolution was passed prohibiting tho city police making 5 per month, as he could not secure reliable service for a lesser salary. The communication was referred to tho committee on llro and water. ! A communication was read as com imr from tho state building commls-1 sloncr, announcelng the projected con-' structlon of the state sewer from thej Insane asylum to the Willamette river I nnd suggested the use of certnln or the olty'a streets and alleys In behalf oft said enterprise. The matter was, promptly referred to" the committee on streets nnd public property, with full power to act. A petition from T. J. Chcrrlngton and others praying for the prelimi nary steps to Improve North Commer cial street from Cliemeketa to the northern limit was then submitted and duly rererred. An ordinance providing for the va cation by tho city or a certain strip or land at tho Junction or Eighteenth and Clienickcts streets was then read ror tho first time, second time by title and duly rererred.- An Interesting letter rrom R. A. Bensal, at Newport, to Mayor Claud Gateh urging tho necessity of an ex pression from Salem's business men In ravor or enlarged shipping facilities nt Yaqulna bay, to bo submitted to the Oregon delegation at Washington. In conjunction with othors from va rious centers, was read In open coun cil and duly referred to the committee on ways and means. The Unal successful motion or the evening was made by Alderman Lam port, Instructing the city marshal to notHy all citizens where necessary to clean up their alleys and report. May Marry a Kingdom. New Yokic, April 8. The Journal's Berlin correspondent cables that ox King Milan, or Scrvla, has Just an nounced that he will start ror New York In May. lie goes to the United Stntes with the express purpose o! Unding some untitled American girl with plenty or money who would bo willing to marry tho present ruler or Scrvla, King Alexander For tho ex change or her shekels It Is stipulated that the bride-to-be shall be formally elevated to tho nobility, artcr which the marriage will tako place In royal style. In contracting this unequal matrimonial alliance, ex-King Milan Is to provide lor King Alexander the absolute control or his millionaire bride's mouoy. Queen Natalia, mother or tho royal bridegroom-to-be, does not ravor tho scheme or King Milan. King Alexander's wire need not an ticipate trouble rrom rivals, as his proposals have been rejected In turn by the Grand Duchess Xenin,or Russia, by the oldest daughter or tho Grand f!lnt.M)n Columbia . , Coos , Crook Curry , Dnuclus 0 Gilliam 3 Grant 5 Harney 2 Jackson...., Josephine.., Klamath..., Lake Lane JO Linn 10 Lincoln ; Malheur Marlon l Morrow... ' Multnomah 48 Polk ?, Sherman , Tillamook 3 Umatilla g Union p Wallowa Wasco 7j Washington ....III Yamhill , rm. ....... n i,l.w imn (Inlpciltc.-lll- i 1..Vn ff...i ,..i,. I. nmint.V 11 till 0110 UCIC gate ror every 200 votes and for every miction over one-hair thereof cast for the Republican-candidate for governor at tho election held In this state on Juno 4, 1804. Mjt ... All voters In favor or the Rcpubl -can principle or protection to Ameri can Industries and American labor the upbuilding or a homo market, a sound llnancinl policy and a patriotic enforcement or the Monroe doctrlno are cordially Invited to unite with us. Gi:okoe A. Steel William Kapus, Chairman. Secretary. Portland, Or., Feb. 5, 1800 TJISTIUOT CONVENTION. A Republican convention for the first congrcssioual district, of the state of Oregon, Is hereby called to meet In tho city or Albany on Tues day, April 7, 1800, at 3 p. in. for the purpose or nominating a candidate ror congress and two delegates to the national Republican convention. The convention will consist or 122 dclo gates to be chosen by the several counties, as rollews: You will find one coupon Inside each 2 ounce . k 1 n?i tin rouoons inside each 4 ounce bag of . ? Blackwells Genuine i Durham Tobacco. ..... .msiaasis n ... At 1 a 1 BLACKWELLS DURHAM WUMUU lu., uumum, n. v. s 2 nuvnbae of this Celebrated Smoking Tobacco nntl read tho yCouDon i which Elves a list of other premiums and how t J Coupon wmcnKve ACCEPTED. 244i Commercial Slrorl, fP J llw Cnplu Trimlng . 1 moved to that location, cm VKl W C. H. LANE "! MEIlCHANTTil 2t t Commercial st . K,t. l-huits MS upwards. vn?., " w . pwMrjr Lake 3 Lincoln 3 Linn 10 Marion 10 Polk 8 Tillamook 3 Washington ....11 Yamhill 0 arrests outsldo the city limits except D,lko Vladimir, by Princess Sybil, or a i .. it-, it., -i.. - ! Ilocfto. v tn Clirtu:t iiniiroca clutnr at Political KvenU. State Homocrtitlo convention Tortland April Dili. Republican national convention meets in St. Louts, Juno 10. Dflinoclatlo national convention meow In Chicago, July 7. National lopullst convention, St. Louis, July 22. Huckku'g Amies, Salve The best bKe la th worhl (oi Cuts, So'"., oim, Ulcers, Salt Klieum, Fever ?.na.11 3.e.ufl Chappea hamls, CbilbUln. JlruUesbklnUruptlons, and positively cures l'le or i pay required. Ills cuiranteed to liye jr fee satisfaction or money refunded, lhlce 35 cents a bo For sale Vy Fred A. Ohlldron Cry for Pitcher' Caitorla, IIcssc, by tho German empress sister Fedora, and by a number or other princesses, including oven the young cx-quccn Mercedes, or Spain. The Truce Ended. Nkw Youic, April 8. A special to tho Herald rrom Panama says: After a truce of fifteen days, during which all attempts to arrange terms of peaco between President Zelaya, of Nicaragua, and the leader of the re bellion have been futile, another battlohas been fought between the government rorces and the revolu tionists at La Ceclba. The Herald's corresnondent at street, disposing or that troublesome Managua telegraphs that tho number upon a warrant Issued by the city re conic r. Chler or Police Dllly reported upon collections or State street Improve ment collections. Referred. City Recorder Edes reported the amount of rebates paid on said Im provement, and was Instructed to draw warrants for all unpaid rebates on same, aim 1110 city treasurer was Instructed to tnmsfer the necessary sum from tho general fund to the State street fund. An agreement was reached between the street commit too and tho owners of the Meredith property on Twelfth Benton.... Coos Curry Clackamas Josephine. Jackson .. DnilLrlllS. . . Klamath 2 Lane 11 Tiios. H. Tonoue, President. J. A. Wilson, Secretary. Republican State Delegates. Douglas J. T. Rrldgcs, Peter Hume, A. W. Reed, C. F. Cathcart, F. W. Benson, J. P. Rlddlo, J. S. Hunt, BcnJ Huntington nnd R. B. Dixon. Umatllla-T. 13. Fell, L. E. Yates, J. P. Koontz, Douglas Belts, John Bean, Charles Wllklns George Proeb stol,Wm.Cosgrovo and Lee Moorhouse. Washington Thomas II. Tongue, Dr. Craig, F. J. Batty, Calvin Jack, J. E. Tensch, B. P. Cornelius, C. W. Allen, W. R. Day, R. Council, .T. C. Greer, George Hall. Grant-Charles W. Tarrlsh, D. G. Overholt, Edwin Hall, A. V. Mao Rea and William Rudio. Columbia W. II. Conyers, Ilnrrison Allcn.Gcorgo W. Mnygcr,Davld Davis and G. F. Doan. Clatsop W. T. Chatter, 11. S. Wooden, C. W. Fulton, W. II. Barker John Fox, W. W. Rldehalgli nnd F. J. Taylor. Wasco-J. G. Day, M. T. Nolan, J. M. Patterson, 13. L. Smith, F. W. Jones, George Johnston and A. E. Lake. Gllllam-S. G. Hawson, W. W.Stcl- wer and G. B. Dukek. YnmliiU A. .T. Apporson, J. M. Crawford, d. F. Magers, T. N. Graves, AV. T. Vinton, A. Blnckmirn, J. E. Hubbard, Henry Hewitt. Union W. T. Wright, .1. R. Ferrel, J. D. Casey, Chas. llallgrath, J. B. Thorson.J. M. Church, S. O. Swack hammer, M. B. Recs. Morrow A. Andrews, J. N. Brown, J. W. linger, T. R. Howard. Marlon Win. Illllcary, II. G. Son nemann, II. L. Barkley, D. S. Kaln, W. B. Brown, J. II. Riches, R. 13. Downing, Tiios. Bruce, Mark Skill, W. J. Hadly, Win, Chcrrlngton, J.-T. Ross, James L. Cook, F. C. Pcrrlnc, D. C. Sherman, Adnm Ohniart, Claud Gatch, J. A. Shaw; Win. Waldo, at large. Klamath: C. S. Moore and George S. Nlckerson. Josephine-W. T. Coburn, C O. Blglow, R. A. Booth, Charles Decker. Coos R. S. Llttlellcld, W. Sinclair and C. W. Olive. Lake A. C. Auldon, E.M. Brattalr and A. Snider. Polk J. W- Hobson Allen Yoakum' J. M. Vanduyn, J. A.Whedr, II. C.McTlmmons, John Holman, Frank Lucas, Win. Savage. Jackson II. E. Ankeny, Dr. E. V Geary, C. M. Love, J. R. Morris, L. F. Wlllcts, Peter Applcgatc, C. E. Stew art. Lane L. E. Bean, O. I. Chrlsman, Rodney Scott, J. II. McClung, C. Herbert, ScottChrlstnan, S. B. Eakln, S. II. Friendly, W. Ar. Henderson, 0. Cole, A. C. Woodcock. Tillamoek: L. P. Smith, AV. L. Brooks, T. U. Hundley. Linn A. J. Johnson, S. A. Daw son, Joseph Yates, E. 0. Evans, John Denny, W. II. Ingram, J. II. Scott, T. F. Smith, J. L. Tlndall, J. W. Cu slclv Malhcur:-S. P. Stacey, J. E. Mil and I. W. Hope. Benton R. F. Holm, Thomas Cooper. J. Fred Yates, AV. S. IIiiiTnrd, W. S. Tomllnson and B. AV. Johnson. Polk-AVillmm Savage, S. AV. Ilod son, George AV. McBee, J. A. AVheeler II. C. McTrlmmonds, Allyn Yocuni, Frank Lucas, and J. M. Aranduyn. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TINTYPES Natural and everlasting finished in five minutes All for 10 cerus Groups, etc samr, No money In advance. At the tent, Asylum avenue, one block east of East school. g 4:4-3t subject or street line and building or side walks, and tho necessary docu ment was onlercd signed. Tho street committee also -reported In ravor or removing tlio fouco from tlio S. P. company's switch between Twelfth and Winter street. A resolution was also introduced by Chairman Rlgdon, of said committee, of men engaged at La Ceclba, which Is llvo 1 leagues from tho capital of Nicaragua, was about COO on each side. The action lasted eight hours, and tho details received are so meager that it Is impossible to ascertain on which sldo victory rested. The prisoners and deserters who have reached tho capital declare tho iiii )i MEMAGEI qicbir,Tbrvuahlr I'ortvtr Uutn.i. I'ooroulotnvs. uftor nrrvouMr, I iHcataUnu-ry.mtapL.' I of tho Mut." aw tut payuu! tha rultyi4' early vstewtt. YL tlais, rccltttcs yvjr UUtUlllWll. rti-lln n:r viger. Doa't diptr, Head fur twok wtih u,JAmUomujajroof, JtaiMilwl)t, NIEMEWQALQQ.,uffaM.Y. suiiviiiiik uiu pnijccieu extension or .insurgent situation la desperate. The Court street from Its present eastern government Is preparing for a general terminus to Seventeenth street, audi attack, and Zelaya's plan, It Is re providing for the appointment of T. iwrtetl, Is to concentrato all tho troops O. Barker, J. I. Thompson and Chas. , that were operating In tho northern Claggott us appraisers to view the provinces around Momotombo. then premises anecieu, unrt benelltted by . make a cenoral assault, nutimmmmv'o the proposetl Improvement, ascertain 'position at La Paz. Meantime, ho ho expense ami damage Involved In will have tho Honduras troops now !!S, W'B C,,,I, 've toward ..... .......,V IIU lAtiviiuiv Wtuir L.COI1. riwcltj hnllbuliaingcomwltto n;dlers are excellent, despite tho lnsuf po Med favorably o.tthebllUof Messrs, tlclcnt rations Issued IlUtclll IIS & Koutliwli'lv ,n,w,.-., . for 11,120, and of AV. D. Pueh. awls. Uoct, for 20, and warrants were or- tiered. Iwuctl in behalf of Uielr claims. City Engineer Culver reported In Chl!drn Cryfor pibr'sQattorla'. 'f Down with Mitchell, Hermann, Ellis Barkley, Klncald, or any other man In tho party who is suspected of harboring any treason to the gold bugs, or who Is affected with any Busploloimf Republicanism for tho WutS.tr"1 " to PROGRESS. People who net the greatest degree of comfort and real en joyment out of life, are those who tiinlee tlir- nine, ntit . of their opportunities. Quick perception and , good judgment, lead such promptly to adopt and make use of those refined and improved products of modern inventive genius wuicu oest serve the needs of their physical being. Accordingly, the most Intelligent and progressive people are found to employ tli mnt n.fiifrl ..! lierfrrt Invntlvi. In rm. f ulate and tone up the stomach, liver, and . . ooweis, when in need orauch 1 an agent-hence the great popularity or Dr. Pierce's rieasaxt rellets. These are tnaue from the purest, most refined and concentrated vegetable' extracts, and from 1 -,-c 1 1 . i.'V ,u.u.r uvc comainea in j each vial, which la sold at the same price ini. r cU.e?Pe? male. and "orc ordinary 1 pills found in the market. In curative vir tues, there is no comparison to be tuade be tween them and the ordinary pills, as any one may easily leans by sending for a free , a.mPle,i,(four to seven doses) of the Pel- I ,' vilch wHl 8nt n receipt of name ami address on a postal card. QNCB U5ED THDV ABO ALWAYS IN PAYOR. 1 ,Mhe ?e"et cure biliousness, aick and bilious headache, diuiness, cosdvenessT or constipation, sour stomach, loss of appetite. SF'TiJVW. lndlKeon, or dyspepsLu windy be chiugs. "heart-bum." naV'.tS usiresaaner eating, aud kindred derange ments of the liver, stomach and bowels. Put up in glMs viafc, therefore always fresh and reliable. One little "Pellet" AM!atlve' t,0..are m,!d,y arthartic. tsini,esr P111' ' t0 Promote digestion, take one each day after dinner. To relieve 2iif!S frm "wtlnR they are w. equaled. They are Uny. augaroated Kwnules; any cnlld will readily Ukeetu Accent no substitute that maybe recoml mendei to be "lust aa good." It tnav te '& ttedtahr, because of paying hm vn, Address for free sample, cilxm ?KARV Medical 'asso ciation, 663 Main Stmt,Bualo, N. Y. WANTED iA man or woman in every coun ty to sell the best paying books on the mar ketj $3 to $4 made every day; address box 449. Oregon City, Or. WANTEO-Two or three full blooded Jersey heifer calves, between five and ten weeks old, Addiess J. M care of Journal. 4-3i3t A. D. SMITH Furniture repaired and re varnished, picture frames and mats Jmade to order, canvas stretched, upholstering. Al job work done on short notice. 421m HU1E WING SANG CO.-Japanese rancy goods, matting, dressing gowns, illk goods, ornaments, tmnnwnl fi.ni Kic1,b .l.inn...MVA 1 screens, etc.. ar lowest prices. Ladies' un I derwear made to order in the store. 112 (Cormst. 421m ' COW FOR SALE.-A good Jersev, young, fresh hi milk, centle, and a superb family cow. Call on D. C. Scrman, 24th street, near 2!?i: 3-3i-tr FOR t,ALE-Three acres of land In Yew 1 ark, with good house and barn, 100 fruit trees, all rich garden land, for sale cheap. Apply to Lewis Pettyjohn. 3 14 im TREEb-Prurted aud sprayed. Top grafting a speciality, also bees transferred or put In good shape. Call or addresjno. W. Carr. n5 Commercial street. 3.12 1 m FOR SALE OR TRADE.-The best hay , fruit and stock ; ranch In Oregon, containing 200 acres. Will sell cheap, on easy termi, or trade lor grocery stock. For particulars In quire at this office. H.A.1I.1 3 ,, ,. FOR SALEU-Eight milch cows and two 2. year olds. Inquire of M.J, Egan, ' Gervals, CXRFET-HFEiu-UiBe lot o'ilk brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. Just : ioeuS& "W Ca PUBLIC METJ, I'OLli'clANS AND BUS" iness houses can obtain all newspaper infor mation from the press of the state, coast and nUj:,f,r?m'h?,.l,reM cliPPing Bureau (Allen's) Unton block. PortUnd. b ,, ,olf ' meE oKiift01, WA- w Infers but awfn-uadneFirc JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stocc of brushes of all kinds in the state, Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of grass seeds. MONEY TO LOW On r. t 1 mcTon lar JT& f considced without aeliy Um Lush Hankbulldin"AMILT0N"U Miss Ballou's School I'ENKU IN CJI ASKING HALL, Will receive children from 3 years upward Special attention to beginners. All desired branches for theolder pupil taught, includ ing drawing, modeling, music plain and ar tistic i.eedle work All work done on the In. Iiviilual plan in which each child Is ad vanced according to its own capacity. For umsand particulars apply to Miss O.Hal. ,uu. I veiitieth and Chemcketa sts. 1 .) P-iE FARMERS! We have just completed a new feed yard yne-half block south of the court house. Please give us a call. Team 10c. 26 BUSSARD & SIMPKINS. NOTICE FOR BIDS, Notice Is hereby given that the county court will receive pealed bids for building a cement walk around the court house block. Said walk to be built as per plans drawn and open for inspection at the office of the county judge. All bids must be filed at my office on or before April 9. 1896, at 12 o'clock a. m. One liund ed dollar must accompany each bid ns security of good faith. The county court further reserves the right to reject each and all bids. L. V. Ehi.kn. 3 30 Iwd County Clerk. GEO. FttNDRICH'S MEAT MARKET. 32I Commercial st. Cottle Block Successor to C. M. Beck & Co. Best meats In tho city, Prompt delivery at lowest prices. Reed's Opera House, ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Gracie Plaisted And her own musical comedy company. Presenting the latest snecesses. Tuesday, April Zw'TINA; Wednesday, April 8GUTTA PERCHA GIRL, Under the management of John E. Nash. Price So cents, and no charge for reserved seats. Seats on sale at Dearborn's book store. Bring the little ones. Salem Steam Laundf y Please notice the cut in prices on the following! Shirts, plain 10 cents Under drawers 5 to 10 cents MONEY TO On city or farm property. T w .. I Over.Bush's Bank. '. 1 1 be Koya RESIAUrami. I06 State tree. V, j ' I cuarantee the lvommi t a. ..... '.i I reosonable. One trial will insure mum? I rouage. Privato rooms for ladies. I II. L. CARLTON F. VAN DER DAAN. Carpenter, Builder and Joy 481 Winter street. iy Hard times prices always. . PROPOSALS WANTED. Notice to Building Contrwtonj-SaH bids will Iks received at the office ol Secsia of State, Salem, Or., until 1 o'clock p Wednesday, April 8, 1856, for the wrf, and completion of a hospital kildiai RoScburg, Or., according to dUm. raeAi lions, etc., now on exhibition at the &n neiof u. neer, arcnitect, 133M nntia l'ortland; state house, Salem, (Jr.; isJiii Soldiers' Home, of Roseburg, Oi. AH h mutt be accompanied with a ceinfied cW, drawn to the older of S. 1). Orcub, do man board of trustees, Oregon So!& Home, in a sum equal to 5 per Cent ol ty the same to bo forfeited and and ipfWi the Soldiers' Home fund in cue Uk Ion or accepted bidder falls to enter into coma; with acceptable bonds, in the lumot iliij amount of contract, with at least twotw within 10 days after the award at act All bids must be addressed to S. B. ORMSBY, "Care Secretary of State Slem,ft, "Tender ol (name) lor Hd at Soldiers' Home." The right to reject any and sllUinJ hereby reserved, liy order ot me www Trustees of the Soldiers' Home. Attest? S. B. ORMSBY, Chmn.olWj E.M. WAlTKPi.lNTINOCO, IIIH)!; AND JOB Leijal filanUFubUshtrt Bush's New Brick over the bank Coals nFPOT EXPRESS r 1- .11 -11 ,! niiMnorr Itltftl Btf niccLS mi man nv fsu -- - - caceand express to all puts cltnoj Prompt service, Telephone wg SALEM WATER (I nre... u:il,moi(a HMolBuitfj'i For water service apply l payable montniy m u"' complaints at the office. nn.n .ntrtff to orevent trecaM r rlvefv orohlblted. Care shooU 1 Jf Ifinllanger ofrreeslngtobsre waste gate cioseu see 3. -. ulalion. No deduction in b.UsB lowed for absence or for any cn " unless water Is cutoiiromj. MM m Horseshoeing a specialty. ft j, the lowest. Hnd "j horses foot. Diseased fee tracted hoofs or interfering bw attended to. Just give me. tnj meJceta sireci, w - store. . cDcrHBA( . j. " Under shirts ........... ....5 to 10 cents bocks, per pair . ., 3 cenls Ilandkerchtefs...,, ,1 cent Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen, and other work in proportion. Hannels and other work in' telligently washed by hand, Col, J, Olmsted, Prop, P. O. NEWS STAND.-Local Subscription Agency for all newspapers and magazines. Fine atock of clgaia and confectionery. F. W. Miller. Prop, 1 14 tf I'Al'IiRS Portland, Sacramento, Seattle, Xacoma nnd San Francisco papers on sale a Miller's Postoffice block JtSKbliY BULL-Pure bred Jersey bull of service, One of the finest animals bred in Oregon. Terms $1 cash. Call at Englewood U.lirv. On Railroad nnrl n . A !!?!. nM- lPrletf- ' 3 9 d&wim wim m w nEUVERV WOLZ L MIESCKE, JJ J Deal.rsinallkindsoffresbgg raF.Freih saosaee- Jrcr I M 171COMMEHOW"" rnil Transfer HARRY TOWN, Pfid, Express, bgcg ' " & tl me promptly. Leve done store Miss May Wilkins, Dressmaking All kinds of work doatj. hunt block, Salenv. J' "-. :nrfJ WATCHMAKt' Thomw clock, et.,