Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, May 28, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textifw?' ' : I i ' 7 I if i f f -. Daily Capital Journal BY HOKEf IlKOrHBK5, - -E - J X FKIDAY, MAY 23, JX. . .. .. t - r yir. minimum mt t 111 a uwjer r. .r toraer a rijtiit U zwr. la aw Ikj, Ore.. 47. H aarie "" hM t feat the U&rtot aUerwrto Ike O.TLY ATTOKKEV .av a4 a rtrt toawrl Md I - "- - tfjatbekefttUfcd to reeefi a fce- Tfae oHlttta pwrM UMt dfirktaUKir "Mli area aB P9altte ad UMtettmrtm u tfce Mate, wbldi aar lacorred fa aay atr la h dhtrfet, a4 for wlej a otter d af Bfoyscwtloa aad cafkettva Is exam arMd bf 4tpf. and fa ll;eftiM ptmtetiuevr 6tvmA, tb wy e ALL ACTIOXJJ, 8CITS I'KOCKRUiyClS la aaj owatj 'la falc district, to feli ttoa al or eli caioty awy te a jrtr Th cmi arc "Tha- wieaafaR of IIm fxtrttdkm U efcsar. Ta dis trict ltrr3r. or, a aaiaad la Ue ormlftiiU(Mi. tftepwoeatfagaUwaej u u Liwoafecr of Uie tiat la ht dfitrtei- It 1 bl dalj to proawU" or dlm6, a the eae Ba b" all ac tion, MJit or proceeding In any county In bl dltrtct to vrjileli Uic tat or such county may be a iarty." Inpltof tbf.Mr. I5lnKaif w!h beetow to to exerclin a polftfcal iu!I on the county jude, is aetinx as county attorney In a auuiter of caes Ofer the hoad of the district attorry. He make ot paixtr a county attor ney and bring action as such with out ever consulting the district at torney. Of courc, the dis trict attorney, who i prepared and competent to attend to all county litigation, will collect all the fee allowed him by Jaw. The u preme court will allow him hi teen, an it always hag done, and County Judge Terrell will have alo the pleas ure of allowing Mr. ISIngljam'ri modeht fees. If he doesn't Mr. Iiinghauiwill allow"hI own pay and pay hlmwjlf, a he did In the Oregon Pacific lax huIw to the amount of about ill!?). Mr. IHngham'tf complaint alwut heavy taxen come with a poor grace from a mao who ha on all (mxuhIodh Ijcen ready to take large hlices out of the taxpayers. According to law, 31 r. Iiingliam cannot displace the prose cuting attorney an county attorney, cither in the pleadlngHoron the pay roll. Hut docrt anyone doubt that he will do It?,1 He cannot carry on litigation for Marlon county and lawfully collect pay for it, us the con-Htlt-utlon above quoted plainly hIiowb; doe anyone Imagine that he will not get big pay In addition to what tliu dUlrict attorney will collecty Mr. illnghain may ho a big taxpayer hut he H a bigger taxcatcr. If Judge Terrell necdH a private legal adylacr he Mhould employ one at his own ex pemte, aud notHaddlu doublu legal cx poriHeon the county. Since tlio dlsuamlmcnt of the larger part of the employe at the Mute richool, on account of vucn Hon u long one, too --the 'OrcKon Ian" thlnloi thut the taxpayero of the Mtato would like to know what tlio favored few retained are to do during thl long Interval, when the land belonging to the limlllullon Im luaNed uod there Ih only a building and IU ground to ho cured for. The panto tin whouro (llHinlrtHiMl during tliu vnou Hon uro tliu teauheiH and umployos who draw hiiiuII Hnliirlort.and do the real hard work at tliono lusllliitloiiH. TIkho retained are the superintend cut and his family, umployus to cook j mis bountiful patriotic occasion. In for them and two or thrco porsons to 81,lteof Inroads by the prevailing Im toko cure of tho building and ltH;0olloepldomy, tho public school pro ground. Thero Uaii Injustice In Krnllls Uiutgroetod tho visiting com this matter that ought to ho righted. ,mco of veterans wore woll ourrlod It I reported thut (lovornor Lord has mit, Tho miima oJilldroii ami pub iilwuys thought that tho mute sohool n0 (lo woll to honor this duy. mid tho blind. Huliool during vaeallon I Tho old soldier Is fan imMl.it? nwav. sliould bo put In cliurgo of u Juuitor, whoso business would bo to tuko euro , of tho building and tho grounds. TIiIh pluu would not cost much, and not ouly;avo tho expense of keeping tho fiivo'wtWuw" and tliolr wilurlus, butjt wdiillupfit nil " on it common ,T liaalk Willi limml nmriit. ti. Innlr Inln . '"11, DO, Sail Oil, U Sllip Of HUllOI , HlUI'S lift f. --"- ami on.oii union, strong ami grout! nally, noting tlitfiyHttor njj do right" lo nil part- Humanity's will with all 1L four, and mucous loii"" ' i hi an urn Hopes oi iuuiro yoare. l'nco. 7Cu.. r '" IB bunging breuthloss on thy fnto." ,' Drugg jf "'J For vsfc m i KtUbi. dtamt tht n it Ml a fan a ttrr tM4ri ara Iter daaif In SWatfc atMS tfT Ht&BttS. -". - - mt Mt wtaa Ite iMi Tfct? mat - - 3 I ci ul otker 4aitar immmtm ..,. i.'it o twt frmrflf ---. t ' irf ' jatM waacaaascrH a hiiiijii v thtMsHtt ana rt MSMtff thi Mepvtkm Ut ante wawmw ear-1 t,1"1' It k i arioa ttawiaeMi. Laiale wtta. v. . - .. ,r.,.-. t-attoa that aoea la eitf. waatj. -- Btj-vmt mmm Utm TBMS mUnx 9p fwarcr ty " lawwiic Tkc wca who add to (Iw bovdea of jjot firaaMot istaaw daya: Uk udkrtal vilw laears saaeMtary exaaadfwrae; tae )eflator woo etmUc men oMtts aad alateaiei ail lal das are ea- afe to aay koaeA awref a,oo aaattw if tfeer are labelled RepvWIcaa or foaalMt, Oeaaoeralic ssold Jtaadard, wr SUintfttmi. It law bMaate alwat- mhi qa&tioB tor imnecn meu-l Taxes fa Marfoa eoaaty aad tb city of UnWrn ate hlvlter thao a ymtr SO. Tlaies are aot y moea better nat that pwole txMafrfafa tlMreof. Poor per eeat tx$ la taa ;ty andt9 ter cent la tae eoaatry imam hhrW rates of lntrtrtt aad high rent oh durable bttaM propartj. Ko basl -Mat eaa stand the taxes or the hli ratM of interest aiade neee4ary by official axtmraaoee. In plaeg of hujtag wtvr Uixe and Uaixnio'4 hlglwr taxes our county gorernMtent shouki bring Uixen down to oOBjethlng near th condit ions under which o(incM must ti tranactd. Our Mate ofliclals will a upheld in trimming oifall unneces nary functions. Our national govern ment will not v, upheld in its pres ent policy of Increangexjtenditures. The entire hlgh-thirled olliclals claF will have to be tea led down one-fourth to one-third In the next few yeara. Three thousand dollars a year for a btate onicial, 21000 to S1500 for a county onicial, about one-third oil of all Judicial and federal unices abol ition of all fees, would not be a fe vorccut, and would not Impair the publlcjscrvicc. DoctoiM bills and lawyer's feos are all arranged on the old fccalc of gener- ouh margin. Kate of interest arc out of all Just proportion to the earn ing power of property. Itate of In surance and freight and puscnger rates arc on the same exorbitant basis of ten or twenty year ago. These of ficials and preferred claM&g do not like to-have u newspaper tell Lliaintlio.se thiugs,and tomc immediately suecr, "populism, anarchy, etc." Uut the facts remain, The cosU of govern ment are not adjusted to the capuclty of the taxpayor to pay. Generosity ceases to bo a virtue when you have nothing to -pay with, or are paying with other people's money. The peo ple demand retrenchment In public uiralrsas they havu been obliged to retrench In private affairs. The oill oial who does not meet this demand or Ignores it will llud the people In no temper to overlook his misconduct or mal-admlulstratlou In any form. Tlio substantial business men uud taxpay ers of our country from the Atlantic to tho 1'ucltic cannot support the ex travugauca of government that has prevailed In the p:ist,aud no political party can hoodwink them into ko doing. Memorial day Is observed with suit able programs In alt tho hchools of our oily today. The toncliorri In ouch school have worked liurd to havo tlio 'children participate In ohjorvance of Tho din of battle Is heard only In tho far distant past. Hut tlio object for which Uioko men fought Is saorod to- im? im m hb until, mm ii musii " UMliiNicred foroor. Touch ourehlld-. nay as n was inon, una it must re- reu tho words, and lut thorn uuteh the spirit of Longfollow'fl Immortal vero: ' Wrt nmJrMvz ImAltmtAUtMit aUmimt fi u atoKneMM u. S. ue, we .. -. . - .-- Mm --fflfcre evrr mated vm. He m wttei bartj t weave tMe a Jn5 craiK It UxhHtmortnlmmmmeMpvmm , aUsmtisl ccikcriac. It win eresl ia the xaltekns III A dtr.aewKtm taithe fawrX ra The laMWMee Ux k a)cteHBe;dcaiUr failaf taun tteoOwr ft feaUxajrfMladactty. The faw aca writer araat rastle for all er tt Tbeir. faeoaw depeads upoa tbeir apelfeatfoo to bestfieac aad may kiadofa utot the iadoetry by wbieh aeople faia aa baaajC lirlae; Is aa )wt la prfaef ale. Taxes oo property, on luxarte. rm iaaporte. oo iaooaaeK, ate Juutf ifable Bat to take away the rUrbt to earn ao boacK dollar by aer Mioal applieaaf'it is rrnaar Ja prfaei-pie- At well tax carpenters or paJst ter. ITXMS OF IMTERBST- Laaaaaderofta kate a distance of MA wiles a day- There are acaHy 5010 women prin ter In Boglaofi The gorernur oi Michigan has ve toed an aati-clsaretie law. France ha? ordered the purchase of 15.090 hoyaheads of Tennese tobacco. Lniag, Mich., attributes the fall ing off in Its number of i loons to the bicycle. Great Hritan, with a popuia Hon of 27.n0fl.flo0. hn 7000 rPtltTwl rnwlirjil stud en la. A company has lwn incorporated in Denver to furnish bull for prisoners in criminal caso. An Indiana Jury the other day re fused to convict a man who had been run clown by bloodhounds. The Inhabitants of the United States consume more than half the quinine produced in the world. More than 11,000,0X10 yards of tweed are used annually for clothing the male population of London alone. It Is no unusual thing for a vessel plying between Japan and London to carry 1,000,000 fans as a single item of Its cargo. Chicle Is taken off the free list by the tariff bill. It is the chief consti tuent of chewing gum, and cannot be produced in this country. So one can get employment on the Cedar llaplds paving, unless he can show he Is a bona fide citizens or res ident of the town. Three million two-cent peices and as many three cent peices are .still outstanding In this country, but it is very rarely that one of them is seen. The largest carpet in the world is in Windsor Castle. It is 10 feet In breadth and contuins58,8i0'000 stichos. The weaving of It occupied 28 men 14 months. Chill has nfTnrpd a reward of 8100, 000 to any one who will discover a new use for nitrate In large quantities. Chili lias nitrate to sell and she wants to increase her market. If the landed surfuce of the globe were divided and ulloted in equal shares to each of its human inhab itants It would be found that each wonld get n plot .'WJ acres. A Kansas city barber has put npa blackboard on which he dally bul letins tho fresh local and general news brought in by customers and caught over by tho telephone. The San Francisco Hoard of Super visors have passed what is known as the Ilottanzl ordinunce, prohibiting women from wearing high hats or bonnets in a thoator audience, during a performance. It lias Just been discovered that each of the two Tostamonts In uso in the city of London court Is kissed 00,- 000 times a year. Doth books aro very anclont. Thoy are falling to peices, being literally kissed away. Tho burdock Is u valuable food In Japan. The tendor shoots arc boiled with beans, tho roots aro put in soup and the young leaves are eaten us greens The rlunt, which the Jap- aiio6o call glogc, has been cultivated for coiiturlos. llow'a This ! Wo ollor One II u ml rod Dollars Re ward for any case of Cutarrh that can not bo uured by Hull's Catarrh Cure. F, J. Chunky & Co., Props. Toledo, O. Wo tho .uudorslgucd, have known V. J. Chouoy for tho lust 15 yours, and believe 111 id porfectly honorable In all bust noss transactions and lluunlally nliln to currv out anv obligation niiuln lv tliolr llrni Vwt&Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Wnldlng, Klnnaiut Marvin, Whole sulo Druggists, Toledo, O. Uuuirrli euro is taken enter- directly upon tlio blood surfaces of tho system. tor bot,tio. bold by al L'ostlnionlals free. sfTATS 3aWfS wtfs ftwti- Jat 17. W- Kccr HM&far ihtaacd 17 emrtmaU f ttaep (mat Uw DH la Ta Tto tk paaum atoa ta Great Xovtfcera. The tea f waariwiae OfFe an far aortJl a Diaia. Tbt at ;cf9rtd a the worst eas-Uumt ever fa O.c0qo. Cape Oaorae Btowa, or we Baata aatfaUaa Ana?, was- iaoi far a aaalt mad baiirr. Tkc caatata vi- jqIm Sleeper, t-xcaaaa oftatOrt- sna CWj- Prasa, left oo Tbnrsiar far a trip br wbcaL He expert to oeb Oelaaaazoo. Mfcb.. in lew tbaa two aaoatb& The follotrlac 0eralaa ware granted peaefoos. Ortrtaal-Rafa? L. Atkin, The Dalles. Waco coaatf , Orlsfoal widows Sarab Day. Eaeeae Laoe eoonty. The Albany Democrat sP Al baay bteretist ba ever aaade a cea tary ran. Salem can o boat fqsifce a naatber. Aceotaryrao forSbipp is bat as apetiaer. Theaanoal camp ateeUa?. uader the aplee5 of tbe Oresoo State Caaip Meeting Aoeiatioa of the M. B. charch, will be held oo tbe Canby camp ground, beginning Jnae Si1- ade to re- and continuing until Jane Preparations are tefcff made some work upon tneOakJaod-IVheuiia wagon troad. There are about six miles U) bJild et and an effort will yi made to raise funds to complete it during the smctntr. LlUie Ruby lielknap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Belknap, of Mc Keozie precinct, Lane county: died last Friday morning, after suflerlng thirty hour, from the effects of suck-' ing the honey out of flowering rhod- KlerMlrou, so nuroerou$ in that local-' lty. ; The large vacant frame house owned by David Moore of Roseburg burned Wednesday morning. The tire had gained great headway before water was available, as the Learest hydrant had been disconnected. 1000 insurance. The Sre was evidently set. The residents of the Sparta, sect ion, in Union county, say that there are more rattlesnakes there than have been known for years. The greater number seem to be in the lower Powder locality, where a lava-capped lock formation exists. Many years ao the Sparta section was noted for its many snakes, but as the country became more thickly settled they were nearly all exterminated. A PIONEER WRITES-. James Parvln of Dexter, Or., writes May 21, as follows: Editor O.vk Cent Daily: You are doing a noble work in trying to bring all the reform parties together. If we expect to accomplish our end we must marshal our strength in a solid column. Fusion is better than nothing, I suppose, but I think it would be bet ter to come together under one man agement and one name. All silvcrmen here are standing Arm and arc all in fayor of one name and one head. Thank you for your iirm stand for the good of the "com mon herd" as our gold friends call us. Seven Months With Fever. Wonderful Hccovcry of Health. Mr. ISalrcl's rapid and marvelous recovery from n ruoro skeJctor, to Ills normal weight, 2T0 pounds, wa . burrly tin-fullrst test ot tho grandest strenstb-slvinc and bulldlng-up mcKllclnoevorprodjccU, nauiily: Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. hAniD. "Oentlomon I vrbh to express to you my cratltudp for tho groat K00U that Dr. Mttu' Aerrtne has dono for me. I was taken sick with typhoid fever ana I laid In bed for bovcm months. After cettlne over tho fever I was thin, nervous and tired, aim did not rosaln my lost strength. I tried sovoral proprietary medicines, and finally, after having lcon reduced In weight to 133 pounds, I began trying your A'tnine, and at oneo began to Improve. Was finally entirely cured, and today I can say I never felt bot tr In all my life, and woigb ST0 pounds, lliis Is tny normal weight, as l measure fl feot 5V4 Inchos In heighu" South Rend. Ind. J II. BAIRD. Dr. Miles' Norvlno la sold on a. posltlvo Ruaraiiuxt tuat tlio first Iwttlo win benefit. Dr. Miles' Nervine r.h&. J H. Consumption Cfcrt-arar He zsi SBtts E rbaac of Gai-arTc OH T&k lion as ioc asbf starts, iary cm clL 3fcvaacrt3 ciss to; h-. act o riT, aoc so jsoespt I7. lTbti a ess ir f ir zd Y"rrr issi a. crc cssaot be 4- v- aia SCOTT'S ity os t .1. si i--e, rzficvss tfer 3 pAkt hx t cl-'-f, reduces .he ai; x--"s. ?- i n-skes the g oo-; a t-i'ir. 1 4 Ci c ciics h ccro.u ztA f.-Jsozr? tfc S Dor.'t ;T:r:'r-.-f -vHH cures S toatdti.-iiTti.zcii s&k-. Pin h ycer faH t to tti c- ; tzts&j vlkhl.-a -r-: 1L STAN da; f ? - Qya "0 Years. I ir -Jizxt k fcts for ' siinij. FcrakVyaa dre; zi 50c asd SJJD0. SOOTT & ZOWNE, Xr Ycri. hOSTETTER's E ceiebrateo VJ C!?anse ihe STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS FHCMALt impurities With this STOMACH g JTTER5 FAMOUS TONIC. 10HN HUGHES Dealer in GROCERIES, PUNTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS VARN!S -., ind tha m;st ccmplete stock of I BRUSHES of all kinds in the state. Artists materials, lime, hair, cemeni and shingles, aid finest quality of grass seed. NEW A0VERTI3 -Tit NTS. WANTED TO RENT. A firm lor general farming purposes and somewl.st of a stock ranch. Must have plenty of water and pasture. Address, Journal. 5 28 iw FOR SALE.-Good Timothy hay $10 per ton at my barn near Lincoln, to trade for good work horse, a sickle Rrinder and Buck eye force pump, each neatly new. Address v. li. Duncan, Zena, 27-jtt FRESH LOT. Robert Rasey has just re ceived a fresh lot of Chloro-Naptholeum, the wonderful disinfectant. For sale at his res idence or old P. O.lstore. 5-2Sd&wlm FOR TRADE A good io-acre tract, im proved, in Eureka, California, for good, open farm land within twenty miles of Salem, Or. C. M. Hinshaw, Eureka, Cal. 5 6 d I w 4t FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 acres of im proved land, near '1 raver, Tulare connty, Cal., for land near Salem. The tiact con sists of all kinds of fruit, figs, apricots, grapes, and a good variety of small fruits. Addiess L. W. Jones, Salem. The above land is first class in every respect. 22-imoi FOR SALE OR TRADE.-The best hay and stock ranch in Oregon consisting of 200 acies, is good for fruit, grain or general farm ing. Will sell for half its value on terms to suit or will trade for town property or a small place. For particulars address Box 62. MiIlCitj,:Oregon. 5-2o.im A KNOCK DOWN. Horses shod here after at $1 for fournew shoes. The beit stock and woik A. R. Willard, 139 State street, Sllern- 5-M-tf WANTED. vPermanent office assistant and correspondent here, Salary $780. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope to W. L. BROWN, Gen'l Manager, care Daily Journal. 5 8 tf FOR RENT 40 acres, house, barn, wood house, workshop, milk house, 5 miles out. 30 acres seeded pasture will carry 7 head, running water. Wood and 100 cords stump age can be had cheap. 3 acre bearing or. chard, good garden four acres ready to plant So rods from school small cash rent on easy terms, Address Box 14s Salem, or call, G, W. Peatmine. 2 miles north on river road. . 7U MRS. N. B. SCOTT.r-Stenographer and typewriter, room 6, over Ladd k Bush's bank. Trompt attention to all classes of work TRADE. I'arm to trade for town property. One of the best stock and grain farms in the w . ft '5 niles uhewt of Oregon City on Molalla river, 160 acres, 100 under fence, 35 in crop, in fine pasture. Good running water on each 50 acres of farm. Good frame house of 7 rooms, 2 good barns, splendid granary etc, crop, wagon, team, plows, mower, etc., goes with farm. A rare cash bargain at $2,200. Will trade for suburban property in Salem or in anv vwi m.n i miles of Salem, Write at once for full par ticulars to E. A. Wright, Meadowbrook, Clackamas, county, Oregon. &$ .31 1 i.-t Uouwito: a 1 &.!!. v oiaiorruwa. a&tarml aH CkurftoUftl ?. t Hur tndimmi. itAti.u ur nlcer- mucous mem- Kou-uulnnnt. IPrtTtfttl CKUlw fial M iirl.tt.rc lrHtEu:CEW!:ui kcutamnn.0. M t;nj lijr IlranUU, l ur .r . ,.4 pui,, wrtprer, 64 b . urtj. prepaid. td V.X .t i Lottie.. tijS., Oluuiir Kut oa rtxiusy C.8,1. For DoSloaev. tor purity, and for iranrovement of t. .. 1 1 plerloa nothing eqntjs Potiom's p0WI1Mt. 4 3 r DtNTISl. hi Dr. I. M-feaa, " m;' JT. raZHE CWR wmrw fees ! v-j BrtmtM m d-rx ,,.,. -i rhwMi I Joe of Cut Glxss "Etc in iis Chy, Dkset ron Lfety CHias Wocls. S. W. THOMPSON d CO., 1 Jewelers, I t2i Cxaaeoal St., Safea, Orggon. IMORTGAKE LOANS Oa iasWc property at 7 pr cent. On fira. bad eenry at S per cent. Safe loans made fee ianstBC. Inrance effected in reliable ecopaaVes JOHN MOIR, iKOter, room .-o. . i" u- -.-..- . mn 1 m WOLZ U MIESCKE Proos Dealars in"all kinds of fresh and salt rorat Lard in bclk, 7c a lb. Cheapest meal in ht o-sra Try them. 171 Commercial st. SALEM Will CO. OFFICE:-CITV HALL r5or water service apply at office. Rills payable monthly in advance. Make at complaints at the office. C. H. LANE, UK 111 1 XT LI in T--nirru st ix'.i-n'): gySuits S15 upwards. PaatsE npwanJs-; BATHS! BAT ,IURD TIVJES PRICES.--Baths I2ic a h porcelain lubj-'4 for 50c. Mills's ba'Vr hop 2 9 Con mercial St.. Salem 271! J, F GILMORE, JSaccessor to ASTiite 4: Gilmore, Lime, Cement, Lath, Piaster. Com and'Com Chp. a'l kinds of feed. 54 STATE ST. T. rl HAAS, WATCHMAKER AM) jnWhLEK, Makes a sp"iahy ul fine repair work. Set! Thomas clockv. etc., 215 Commercial Sue: Ths I'ohle shoj , on corner of State and Froct is now prepared to do first class -ME AND GENERAL JOBBING. EsTSatisfaction guaranteed. Give us a call I 12 im FOHLE & BISHOP. n J. a NEW MARKET, JState street, near railroad. ;Freshestand best meats. My patrons say I keep the best meats in town, 2 23 Hello ! SEE D, S, BENTLEY. If VOU Want t.1 mnvc nr vanr t n,A A('nn. kind hauled or want n lnnrl nrm.nnM a. sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair plaster,' iiu.nn pipe, see u, a. tsentiey, coi ner of Front and Chemeketa streets or ring up telephone to. Also wwi ni -v,i -S hands at all times. Orders promptly attended STENOGRAPHING AND TYPEWRITING, Legal and comaiercial work a specialty. Telephone one-four. Office with Sherman, Condtt & r-ark, Gray block. Dictation taken at yonr office and work returned; on short notice. T 4 3Qt STELLA SHERMAN. Depot Express. Meets all masl and passenger trains. Bap. gage and express to all parts of the city Prompt service. Telephone No. 70. TAMES RADERt EGGS FOR SALE From fine pen of impotted B. P. Recks score of pullets 90,91,, 91 9,. cock Q2 ai2! tf " B f J3;, Bawd down to hide Also Silver Spangled Hambargs. prire-win. ning stock. $1 per setting. J. W. HOUCR. Jefferson, Or. 4iod&wira . 1 m it. 1 'Mt w ffli'TTi W I MB EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE tHASTA hflUFF OF TIIP ' l- OF THE Southern Pacific Co TXAlSS XVS Daiiv "6jp it S.IO PM -T. JMoa (8.'001 Lr. Lr. ;Pbftlaad aT -. Lr. 7 45 A." Ar. Sa Praneum 1 Ak Abore tr&iBxsttm 11 ni ras. c X ki. ivruaM tad Jeenon, Albany I irtZZ' .""Zf 1?2eB aeddi, 1 ,! Hrnrg, Janctioo Citr, Eoctne 'rl!7. KOSEBUSC MAIL. n,,,. "" S ?a a i 1 I uCHTiTTV n,wAM.LT....Salein.... r'J4 3H 5--2QPM1 Ar .. Rosebarg Lt-. oilman bnrTet Tjidl rfeepinz cars attached to all throarhT?,i, WEST SIDE DlVlilo2 BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CoRVallk Mailtiainsdlyrexce sfin- 7,0 A M I Lr. . . . Portland77"AlTTfr- - 12,15 Pf A CorrallU,. LvfM?'11 At Albany and CorTalhTcr1 uaias of lie O. C. & E. Ry arKEM TRALN- DAU.Y tXCLPT RvrwT , 450 Pill Lv ...Portland .. ArTxT1-7--3QPMfLr ...McMiMTillegf 7.2 J Direct connections at San F7Jk- Occidental aad Orin.i.1 .Ji?ai?, "i steaphpline for JAPAN AND CHLV? Sai'mg dates on application "' K1IM -SrWI TtOls- T?--. a, -u ,tw.k 4.u ciHfm :. fui.li mn.4 Salem R. KflPnitB t. E.P ROGERS, A. G. F. &??&. Northern Pacific Railway. runs: Pullman SleeDln Cars. Elijant Dinino- Cars Touribt Sieeoin' f-j t To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dciu.t, n. 'Irand Forks, Crookston, Winnuv Helenaand Butte. THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, i'hiladelphia, Jw ork. Boston, and all Point? East and Sooth For information, time cards, maps atd tickets, call on or write THOMAS, WATT & CO, AGENTS cj, ComroTcial srrcct. balom, lit A. D. ''.Carlton, Asst. dcn'l. Pin. Ajtnl SIot"i M riHTcr third I'orllKt, Or Only l,oe Hi Custer Battlefield. "The Finest in the World." A sweeping statement, but the only one that prop erly descrbes the Burling ton's dining car service. You can't find anything better, anywherer-at my price. And the beauly of it is you can only pay for what you order. If you want a ten course dinner, yea cm have it. If you iractapot 01 conee, a coup:e 01 eggs and a plate of toast, jca can have them. Omaha, Kansas City, St, Louis.Chicago ALL points East and South. Two routes east via Su Paul, Minn, and Billings, Mont; A C.SHELDON.. G. A Portland. Of. TRADE MARKS DESIQNS, COPYRICHTS Ac. Anyono sending o sketch and description mar quickly ascertain, free, whether an Invention probably patenuble. Communications triV conlideiiUal. Oldest agency for ecurinePteou In America. We have a Waablneton office. Patents taken through Munn & Co. recelTS special notice la the SCIENTIFIC ANEajSAN, beantifally Ulmtrated. larseit clrcuUtlon o PT "clont.do Journal, weekly, tcnni SMO If n ILSOsl: months. Specimen copies and UAo Hook o..- Patents cent free Addreu MUNN &. CO., 30 1 llrniuluuv. Krw X tU . lo on poison i A 5PECIALTYoiS inwy uluuu rumun pena":. cured In 16 to 25 days. Tbu can be tmiMtf home for same price under same cnarca tmf.t,nnnvllnnAHapA.nbntlllbIlUlQd no charse.lt wefall to euro. If you haTOtaieaiae'! En.ry'VlUdo Potash, and stlU hare &" fains. Mucous Vatches In mouth. Sore-Throat, rimples. Copper Colored Spots, Vlctna. nj 'part of theTbody. Hair or Eyebrows faUUe out, It U this Secondary JJLOOU l'OISOS we cnarantee to cure. We solicit the rflot ob nato cases and cltalleaiRe tho world lot caso 70 cannot core. This disease hs i"4 baffled tho skill of the most emlnentpbj cians. SSOO,000 capital behind oar nnconaj Uonal irnaiantr. Absofnteproofs sent seslej application. Address COOK REJ1EBV CO. six Auuotuo Xomplo, CJXltiauUv". lADE ME A MAN ....... ..r. nwlTTTVl'LY COBS orr,Impotency.8leeplesnes.JIJ XR-w5L. litamaaforstudr.bostiiMSorB-i fiiiiiBif lTerent Insanity and MiJfi taVenln Uma. Their nsa shows innwlsW HJT h latupoa harlns th sanolna AJaX jrahMJ ,n . hare cared thousand and will enre yoo. "A posltiro wrlttan gnarantea to effect a '"tStJ. ? or ref and tho money. VHom BO con" Kf JTSfli. U sixpaskagta Hull treatment) for 1?W Nappe.jrpt of Price. &, iVUUl KUIIICL; I WU1 niri- For sale at S?lem. Or- bv D J. FRY. Europe. ALo JAPAN, QILVA tinS? LULlJaod AUSTRALliAStl 1 from W. W. SKIXXER -S?4 , .. Agj,,, M InWffl AJAA IADLOI3I1" iTlB.ltsO- Sttfoi" !k jfufw""---'""'-"