The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 2

SSJrwppwffHwwBWi i eJ i (' 1 I I. num lot, nud wero anxious to secure Bflowcrnsakcepsnlio.Twomon wore detailed to wntch the grave during Saturday ulglit. Saturday rumors were freely circulated Hint tlio body was to be (matched. Tlio family liave bccoino nlarincd, and liavo taken tbo precaution to set a watch over the grave. Last night several stalwart men were patrolling tbo cetne tcrv.

Tbo guard will bo kept on for some time. a wo FOOLS. Milan. April 14. News reaches here of a novel encounter which took place- Saturday afternoon at John Gibson and William Knox fell in love with Miss Carrie Moss, and btye been paying marked attention to her for tbo past few mouths, neither, however seem Ing to moke much progress.

A few days since the young men got together to talk the matter over, and as they could come to no pleasaul agreement, it was decided, with the young lady's content, to settle the matter by a fight of six rounds, Miss Moss to act na referee. Saturday afternoon tbey went out one mile south of Brazil, attended by Mis? Moss and four friends. Tho two combatants leaped Into the ring, grasped each other's hands and the fair referee called time, smiling at both. Knox mado a feint with his right which Gibson easily parried, and letting drive ilia left sent his opponent to tho earth. Little fighting was done in tho second, third and fourth rounds.

In tho fifth round It was plainly seen that Gibson was being worsted, though he was determined. He rushed at Knox who knocked him down with a heavy left-hander. This dazed Gibson, and he was easily knocked down again, and falling tocomo to timo the fight was glvon to Knox. Then the girl throw herself Into Knox's arms. Gibson, it Is said, will leave at onco for Texas.

HUSTON'S HUCCKSSOIt. Washington, April 14 Tho president late yesterday afternoon appointed Enos II. Nebeckor of Indiana, U. S. treasurer, vice Huston, resigned.

GENERAL 8PINOLA DEAD. Washington, April 14 General Spinola died at this morning. TUB PRESIDENT STAIITS. Washington, April 14. President and Mrs.

narrlsou, with the pirty who will accompany them on their trip to the fur West, left hero at midnight on tho special train prepared for their uso. l'HiaiDHNT KNROUTE. ItoANOKH, April 14. Tho Presidential train urrlvcd hero this morning, There woro no special Incidents enrouto. Tho rccoptlou nt lloanoko was most onthulastlc.

Tho preeidout shook hands with mauy hundred peoplo from tho roar platform and iu rcspouso to repented demands made a short speech. STATE. K011IIKRY AT TU KNtilt. TuitNKK, April 11. Tho black-Biuitli shop of J.

J). Brown wuh broken open last night and several lurgo rasps and two cold chisels takou. Theso were then used to pry opou tho front door of A. II. Miller's hardware store.

About ilftcon or twenty dollars' worth of goods woro takou out of tho show case, consisting of razors and pocket knives. Tho drugstore owned by O. II, P. Coruellus was next entered from tho back, the bolt being broken off with a cold chlsQl. Hero but little was taken little tobacco and a few other articles of small value.

They woro either discouraged with their buccchb or frightened as they left their tools. FIRES. CATTLE OHKMATKI). Prrrouuitu, April 14. Early this morning lire destroyed threo acres of sheds ut tho Block yards and ere muted 137 head of cattle.

Tho loss will not exceed $1000. CRIMINAL. CAPTUltKl). AsTOHiA, April 14. Charles War-reu whllo attempting to feloulously entor tho guuumlth store of A.

(1, Spoxurth curly this morning was ehot nud fatally wounded by Spox-ttrth, His two accomplices, John Tobo ami Frank Maoy were cap lured uud lodged iu Jull. Stand Your (iruuml. When you make up your mieid to tako Hood's Barwiparllln do not bi Induced to buy wmu other preparation Instead. Clerk may oitdiu (hat ours ii jjoodaa JIuhI'b" mid all that, but tho peeullur tin rit ol Hood's Sanmpnrillu cannot bt-tmquuled. Thcivforu linvo nothing to lo with Milwtllutcn nud imdVl uyu liavJngHnod'siaiwiMillu.

ibe li-t Wood purltipr wud MiiMIub-mp UHHlJcJlIf, Lfflffi FROM PKKSIDENT. He Expounds Ills Views on Hie Tariff and Frco Coinage. CORONER'S INQUEST ON CURTIS. Robbery at Turner, State News, House Blown up, Burglars Captured at Astoria, Etc. THE PRESIDENT'S LETTER.

Kanbas City, April 14. In a letter rend at the Commerlal congress to-day; President Harrison said: Tho extraordinary developments In tho productlonofugriculturo which has taken place in a recent period In this country by reason of the rapid enlargement of tho area of Ullage under tho favoring land law of the United Stales very naturally has culled attention to the value and Indeed ofnccetslty of larger markets. I am one of those who believo Hie home market must necessarily be the best for producers as It usually emancipate him, in proportion to its nearness, from exacting transportation companies. If the farmer could deliver his surplus produce to tho consumer out of his farm wagon his Independence and his prollts would bo larger and surer. It seems to mo quite possiblo to attain a larger Increased market for our staple farm products without im pairing our home market by open ing manufacturing trades in a competition in which foreign producers, paying a lower scale of wages would have- tho advantage A policy that would rotlro a number of peoplo engaged iu mercantile pursuits or diminish their ability to purchase food products by reduclug wages cannot bo helpful to those now engaged In agriculture.

Passl.ig to tho consideration of currency the president said: "The question nt tho base of all my consideration of currency Is that any or coin, Issued by tho United States must bo mado and kept in its commercial uso as good as any" other dollar. If wo havo dollars of different values, only tho poorest will c'rculato. I havo always believed, and do now, more than ever, bellovo in bl-metalism and favor a full uso of sliver in connection with our currency, that Is compatible with tho maintenance- of the parity of tho gold and silver dollar iu their commercial uses. Nothing, in my Judgment, would so much retard restoration in the world as legislation attempted by the United States that would result iu placing this country upon tho basis of inono-inotallsm. The legislation adopted by the fifty-first congress, 1 was assured by leading advocates of freo coluago and representatives of tho silver states, would promptly nud permanently bring silver to 1,20 per ounce and keep it there.

That anticipation lias not beou realized. Our larger uso of silver has apparoutly, and for ion-sous uot agreed upon, diminished tho demand for silver in China and India. COHONUKS INQUEST ON JOHN OU11T18. Portland April 14, For tho purposo of inquiring Into and det-ormniug the death of John E. Curtis, tho bar-tonder, who was found dead with a bullet wound In ids forehead nt Harrington's lodging house, iu East Portland, last Saturday morning, Coroner River held nu inquest beginning yesterday.

Many witnesses were examined but little In formation was obtained. Marshal A. Cox testified as to tho discovery of tho body. Ho found It lying face downward in tho corner of tho room with tho pistol lying on a level with the feet. Nothing about tho room was disturbed and tho deceased must evidently havo died Instantly, The witness knew that Curtis had been quite friendly with Mrs.

Jennie Glbbaaud uot long ago had had somo trouble with her. Outside of this ho knew nothing of tho relations existing between them, except what had been rumored about tho town, T. II. West, tho husband of Mrs, West, stated that ho knew Curtis by sight, but he was uot nwuro that there wcro any criminal rolatlous existing between the deceused and his wife. Thowltnewibaw the latter about 12 o'olock Friday night, Ho left Deltocnt'a saloon atid went to his room.

Ills wife was there at tho tlnif. Shu was uot ml reu wjd, and stated bUv had jut eomo In. She was hanging a cloak when ho went In. Witness i-ald ho had uven bup- porting Ida wife over slneo thtlr divorce about three years ago. Bho told ino sumo timo ago ihvrv sns a Jijan whouarrdor Jie nd would probably marry her If he had money.

When told of Curtis' death on Saturday morning, she appeared very much excited aud said that the deceased wanted to marry her the evening before, but she had refused. Frank Ellis, intimate friend of ills, testified he met Curtis the last timo and went to supper together Friday evening, but Curtis stopped and waited for Mrs. West, whom hu saw coming. Curtis had often spoken of Mrs. West, but never declared his Intention of marrying her.

Mrs. West had often said Curtis was the only man she ever loved. Deceased also spoke of Mrs.Gibbs at said lie onco liked her but had changed his mind. Witness nlf testified that Certis was iu good spirits, aud in his opinion would be the last man iu the world to commit suicide. Dr.

J. M. Eaton, ex-coroner of San Francisco and now a practicing physician in this city, gave testimony which wus, to say the- least, rather straightforward and tillle sensational. He said he had had several years' experience In examining gunshot wounds, aud lie, after a careful ex'aniinatlon of the wound In deceased's forehead, was certain that it uad not been self-inflicted. The character of tho wound he saw proved this beyond a doubt.

In the first place, in all cases of suicide, the weapon Is always held close Is the skin. When the discbarge fakes place, iu such cases, the powder and ball penetrate without scatteiiug. Such a cun ns the one used In this case would undoubtedly havo bem blood-stained if held to from all Indications, it must have been discharged at a distance of four or five feet from tho dead man. The track of tho bullet resembled raw beef, aud the powder was scattered all over tho face. Tlio witness gav it as his firm opinion that the wound could not have been self-lnllicred, and the position of the pistol on the lloor cut no figure whatever.

Death, ho said must havo been instantaneous. CflRTIS WA'S MURLERED. Portland, April 14. The coroner's jury In Iho case of John E. Curtis, the bartender who was found dead In a lodging house In East Portland with a bullet wound In his forehead last Saturday morning, brought iu a verdict that Curtis came to his death by (lie hand of an unknown person or persons.

UP THK HOUSE. Portland, April 14. Word has reached hero from La Center, Washington, of a terrible nccldont which occurred near the latter placo yesterday. A farmer named Holcomb had placed somo giant powder in the stove, and the powder exploded, demolishing tho house and setting fire to tho ruins. Two daughters of Holcomb, agoil fourteen and sixteen respect is'ely, were Instantly killed, nud Holcomb and his wife were seriously If not fatally Injured by tho forco of the explosion.

ONK OF TOUlt RAILROADS. Marshfield, April 14. Tho preliminary survey of the Coos Hay Eustern railroad will be started this week. The road will bo run up Coos river nud across tho Coast range direct to the town of Winches-tor, bIx miles north of Roseburg. This is one of four proposed roads with Coos as a terminal point, with good prospects of belug tho first completed, Tho lino Is sixty miles iu length.

MARKETS. WHEAT. Chioaoo, April 14. Wheat, steady, cash $1,01 San Francisco, April 14. Wheat buyer' '01, 1.021; season, 1.021.

Neurly rruntlc, Hun It ever beou your mtstortune to bo brought luto fniiueut comma Ith a por- son tuuiNwivou-uervui. nisu, juu mum bo nuurotlml trivial wnifw, unnoticed by the vhioroiut, ilrlvo a nvrvotu liiMilhl to tiinvarso ofdUtmotlou. It Una uuuee-t'sosary lopurtlculurUo thwsn unit lm-pouduloto kuortlUKHtuiiltheiu. Tlio root ofthuurtlU usually liniwifeot digestion unit luoliullntlou. To uUt thw-o fuuo-noun, mid through their reueuud, com.

ploto ilWolmrve to rclumrco weak nerviw, in conjunction wllhother porttoiuof tho physical oritrtnUiii, la within tho power of Hosteller Moiimoh Hilton), nhtimiullcully uud continuously iimhI. Mime In no dU-uppolutuuml herv, nomuttor whut or hour Kriovou the lnllurod of oilier a railed toulott. No nHtiiltx or oulato nvolil boiUl oun compare with ihU lnvlgmuUns nerve tranquilizer. Ooiwnixillou, blllou. uoa, niHirin.rheuiUKtUin,ktyluy trouble urv cured by II.

Wall papor Sirgent's. THE POINT- U(: A Front a Catliollo reh tUhop dawn to tho Poorest of tho Poor all tcsUr)-, not only to the ylrtUM of ST. JACOBS OIL 1" The Great flamed For Pahi, but to IU superiority over all etnr rutaedlei. It Cures Promptly, roruiancuth uUldi MWMl tlrtrUy. tliat th IIb atrlcki a lotuuiit ivit.tr will, mi ,1..

Highest of all in Leavening Power. PHVJrI Racing 1 eas rowdcr ABSOUtfEW PURE OOV.i'ENNOYKK'S VIEW. The Democratic Party Must Favor 1T0 Coinago or Face Defeat. At the Jeflerson banquet nt Portland in a speech Governor Pennoyer said: We havo within our party, I regret to say, some ndvisers who counsel that iu the forthcoming presidential campaign, we should entirely devote our attention to thi oppres siou of the government through its tariff" policy and that wo should entirely Ignore the oppression of government through Its financial policy. Such advice should be given on some other day than on either Jeflersou's or Jackson's day.

These gentlemen that would have but one issue reminds me of the quacu doctor who had but one remedy, and who when colled upon to vlait a sick man, always eudeavoied to throw him into fits, affirming that if he could do so lie was all right, ns his remedy was a sure cure for fits. The story is told of a traveler who with au Arab companion was trnversing a desert, nnd who after starting out one morning for the day's journey espied a camel feeding at distance. After riding awhile the Arab called his attention to the camel and assured him that although he had never before seen the animal he was confident that be had ontsblind eye. Upon reaching the camel such was found to be the fact. Upon inquiry of the Arab how ho was aware of the fact, was informed that they had, at a dis tance back, struck its trail, aud that he had noticed that the camel had cropped herbage on only ono side of It.

Now, gentlemen, I want to impress the fact upon you, that the great masses of tho people of this country aro as sagacious where their political rights aud interests are concerned us was tills wild sou of tho desert iu mntters pertaining to his nomadic life. And I want to warn you that if tho democratic party goes luto tbo next presidential canvass with a blind eye in regard to tho wrongs and abuses of our present financial policy, it cannot hope or expect to win the confidence and support of tho people. Should we not learn a lesson from exper ieuce? In tho last presidential canvass tho democratic platform was silent In regard to tho free coluago of silver which wa9 tho policy of the government for eighty years from its foundation, and which was the poliwy of every democratic administration except tho last one and it was defeated. Nor was that tho wholo result, of such Ignominious silence. At the last fail stato and congressional elections, a new party sprang into existnncc, almost as suddenly as that exceeding great army which rose up beforo tho prophet's vislou after tho breath of tho four winds hail swept over tho valley of dry bones, aud pauoplied, ns Minerva, sprang from tho braiu of Jove, winning victories in two or three states, and developing tho most remarkable growth nnd strength in several others.

Tho members of that now organization were divided upon tlio tariff question, but Iu regard to tlio support of the long established policy of tho democrats as to the freo coinage of both gold nud silver and the issuance of the mouoy of thocouutry, by tho government alone, they were to a man united. If tho democratic party had been true to the luUrests ot tlio peoplo on this llnauclal question, this party would not now have existed. aim uow i wain to say to you hero tonight that if iu tho next presidential campaign tho democratic party falters nud falls to bo outspoken upon this finance ques tion, which eflects the iuterests of the great masssesof our peoplo to os great an extent ns does the taria questlonj if it falls to favor tho fieo coluago of silver and the soperatlon of tho moneys of tho government from tho banking Institutions, it will tie defeated, and may I not ndd, if It should thus prove untrue, both to Its own long-established polloy ami to the Interests of tho great masses of tho peoplo, that It ought to be defeated. AT ExilliUTioN. Look out for the art exhibition at the Sltiger Manufacturing company vjfllce, 827 Commercial street, coiumonulkg April 10th.

4 10-tf Foit SA Lit Two good nmros, well broken forall work, Uoth with fool. Tuqulro of J. Payne, Stato street. Slotf m-fMMIKTT Vsea la MiUIona of Homcs --rrwwmwmtMmammimi ua4drufvut5L -l U. S.

Gov't Report, A' EX-aoVKKNOH WATEIIMAN DEAD San Dikoo, April 13. Ex-G-iv- oroor Waterman died at 70 last evening of pnetimoula, after a brief illness. Tho World Enriched. The facilities of the present day fot ihe production of everything that will conduce to tho material welfare and comfort of Mankind arc almost unlimited, and when Syrup of Figs was first pioduced the world wn9 enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently iu the Spring-time or, in fact, ot cay time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Oreoon Mrs.

11. J. Sharp will take charge of tho of the Ore-yon House the 13th of April. As soon as possible everything will be made pleasant and comfortable for those who wish a quiet boardiug placo. 4-11-lw MiaiovuD, The stovo and tin Rtore of Uarr Petzel has been re moved from next door to Lidd Bush's bank to 247 Commercial, two doors north of lted Corner drug store.

3-7-dtf W. O.T. U. Regular meeting of the C. T.

U. tomorrow at 2:30 p. in. iu the reading room. Business of importance.

P. B. Leabo, sec-retarv. Wonderful Results often follow tlio n-o of Hood's Saisnpatllla Severe cusP3 of sciofulo, upon which oilier preparations li.tvo been powerlen, yield to tho peculiar cuittho powers of this medicine. Dhtieslng cases of dyspepsia, excruciating coinjil dins ot tlio kidneys and liver, zing Itch ma r.im i in -ti ii S.W' fPQ- c.iunli.

nud aches and pains j'auHudltn, aic cuicd by Hood's Sar- It Lie blood, and at tho -u to.icj tho fctimacli, ci fates an i Lives F'lenglh to eeiy lunc- I Uivoltalnal, General DebiHty i or lij'u ycirs my wilo suffered with 'j bu on the elands tinder (IkciictjI debility of the wholo 'cm. Jil i Lcaii.o so poor In health wo turo or, tnc verge of despair ir v.ug has- recovery. 1'hysiclaus did i.et win to i nderstand her case; at all owiits sho i.ever deiivcd any benefit from tiuatmci.t. Sho finally concluded to ay Hood's Sarsaparllla, The lmmedlito effect is so marked and satisfactory 'hat ho continued to t. It, and tlil tho has gained In weight From CtA to (II Pounds ami rml In better health than slicli isb.c ye.us.

Tho bundles under hei' jr.ni, )i. vo diminished, and we believe Il.Md's EMS. will be too much for l'i ti J. J. Xoxcitnss 126 Com-mcrda) f-uc-; Loston, M-ss.

Hcb i'e Sai'sap'cHa Sold In i. SI, six for If Pi chared by 0. 1. IIOuD Apothecailea, Lowell Mass. IOO Doses Ono Oollar Ohlcliutcr' BncUah Diamond llraniL Original and Only Cenntne.

Drof (lit tor Cklckufr't Englili lllli Brand In IUd ul Gold Beul-VV ino toxct, villi Line ribbon. tubttttvtiotu and imitation. At Dranlita or lend 4. la itiun, for partloaUn, tMllnio nUli nd "Heller for Ladlem" In Uttet oj rciarn jigab Ttiumonlali Chlcheiter Chemical MndUon Sannre, SM bj Local Drnmiu. MAS JOHNS! HEAL ESTATB IIUOKERS ANO XOTAIUKS rollectlons SIndo nnd Ixmns Kcgotlnted.

2BOCOMMERCIALSTREET SALEM OREOON. Children's lints for vert's. l'i cts. ntCal- AVI'Y te now spring suits at tho Woolen Mill Store happily rellect tho style that will bo put on hy Salem geutlemen this season. The woll known strengthening proper-ties of Iron, combined with o.hor tonics and a most perfect ner ino, nro found In Carter's Iron fills, whloti strengthen the uorves and body nnd Improve tho blood and complexion.

There is no one article In thellne ofmedt-clues that gives largo leturn for the money us it good porous strcngthlng plas-let, such as liirter smart Weed nud llel-ladouna Unckache i'lusters. Those unlmppy persons who sutler front uervmismiui aim nyspepsut sliould use Carter's Little Nerve fills, which are made expressly lor sleepier, uorvous, dybpepslo sutlerers. l'nce cents. The Sprlnc All who reallt- the necessity of purity lug tho blood know tlmt Ulbuarif Hneumntlc ihiw upuu. air, u.

nob-lnwn, of MnrhU. fcayw I hiwe uirrvd Intonselv irom Wll.ons- uii.i iiBuiimusni ior mroo varh and triad many reinedlas. Hentlugof llib It help a utHiEmu noiiio nnrf fonn.i in IUU1 II. i. nud It has restoied to llOHIthv notlun.

an.l 1,, me. 1 he no.vu.Ml lonriwuii Oled 111V llrar i.ri to baHittij- notlun, and done morelo ourirr my blood tlvan Hnythiug I lu 1 onnimand It wondi-ri tolUO. H- frill, (..,.. rlul UIoihI roa- km t.y Kl.U;hl5;tu,,V"r-.lUn,h,,u- Years the Standard. it nS SS KS Ip BAKER Greatest labor saving Invention in the household line.

Washes al varieties of goods from tho finest lnco to the congest carpets, perfectly cliTiu, without rubbing or boiling, without the use of chemicals or any process-only soap and water. The company owning it oilers M000 to nnv person who will produce a family washer equal to the NliVV EltA in the following peints: Pi lee. Labor saving, ltapidity of wnsh-iii" Varlitv of fabric washed Cleaning perfectly without damage to eloVhing. Simplicity and periect construction, yize, weight and durability. Katlslaction" guarantied ir money refunded Bole Agents for Murion county.

JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Pa-1 per and Border, Artists' jLi-, terials. Lime, Jlair. Nails audi Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, SliW AUVKKTISKUJ5N f.S. yirANTKI). A stendy, hardworklni; man 11 twed to ctioijplng iicd clcutluif laud to go Into timber enst of roill.ind for tho summer.

Wages icisonuble, but p.iy kuio. with 8tiTi.ll fnmhy JiiHt from tho blast prewired. No one who drhiKS or visits saloons need npply. Inquire street, Salem. 4:11 Hv PASTURE AND SERVICE FOR Brood Mares.

WANT13D, blood mnresto pnsturo al the rateoftwudolht per mouth, tho pasturo Issltuatedon South pnilrlo, known ns tlif K. .1 I'r nler farm, 'lho pasture will he i e.idylo receive stock the 1st nfaiui, 1891. No hrecchv stock udmltted. There will be it lino pcrunerou sUUIoti, "Wide W.ike," 1... ni.i.n ll, nllfi.u.nnfiu IT'fLlV 111 tho nboo named pasture.

In on aturdnys; aundays nt r.aKem, on the mlth ranch on llowell prnliic; SlnudoyR nt 8. Jones on French pialrlr, to return by tho way of Croswiu to H. V. Jones' mill; l'hursdays at F. J.

Kldrlodne farm. 5v MIW. H. BHOKMAKKK, Uor, Front aud Court streets Mo 277 Oood table board by day or ween with or wittout roonib. 1:1 1 lni $500Reward! WE will pay thonbovo reward for any case of liver complaint, dyspeuilu, biff: headacho, Indigestion, constlp itlouor cos tlveuess wo cannot oure wltw west's Vet; PitJiblel.lqer fills, when tho directions are otrlctle compiled with.

Thoy are puielj egetabl, and neerfull to give satt fai-tion. SiiKur coated. Large boxes, containing liO cents, lleware of counter-feliund niltatlous. The genuine by X1IK JOHN O. KST Co.

t'hlragolll, Sold by Geo K. Hood, Diugglst, Com Or. THE YAflUlNA ROUTE. WON PACIFIC RAILROAD, vud Oregon Development company's deamslilp line. mllos shorter, a) lioiirn ilian by any otlici louto.

Fli 1 "inss tlnough passenger and freight 11l irom fortlaud and ail points In tho Vt'n i.imeiro vnuev to ana iroin aau ranclsct. TIKE SCHtDULE. (Kxcept Sunaays). xmivp Ain.iny 1:00 fM i.ruve t'orvallls Vrrle Y.iquina 5:30 PM Leave Yaqulni, AM 'jeavc Corvullls A virlvt O. tiuiuM connect nt Albany and Thoabootr.ilns connect nt YAQUINA Development Cors Lin itHtftiMNhlns het.ween ween Yiionlnp nud Ka Francisco.

SAIM.SG 1UTKS. STKAMKES. FROM YAQUINA Farullon, Friday, June 2 Willamette Valley, Tuebday July Fiu ul Ion Hu nday Williimclto Valley, Thursday Far.illon, Tuesday i STKAMEUM, ITKOM SA fllAM'bl I Wlllametto Volley, Friday Jui'c Farallon, Tuesdayn Juiv 1 Wlllametto Valley, Sauday Farallon, Thursday io Willauiettfl Valley, Tuesday Jf This company leserves tho ngbt U. change sailing dates without notice. N.H.

Passengers irom I'oi Hand and ul, Willamette Valley points can make cUt iuuection with the tiains ot tin YAQUINA KOUTE at Albany orCon-ullls lr destined to H.iu Fi tnclsoo, should arrange to arrive at Ynquina the cveulDi berore date of sailing. Passenger and Freight Hates Alwars Information npply Scssrs UULMAN Freight and Tickel AgenU VM0 aud 203 Front, Portland, Or. U.C. llOOliK Ao't Geu'l Frt. i Pass.

AgU, Oregon PaclIloK. K. Co. OII.HA8WKLL,Jr.GenUFr't!11i,0r fuss. AgU Oregon Development tot Montgomery THE ODELL TYPE WRITER.

fr? OOKJ.1. TVVX WRlTEll with 78 characters, and $15 for the Single CASBOnuix, warranted to do better work thnn any machine made. It combines Simplicity with Dukabil-itv, 81-eku, Kase ot Oi'kkation, wears longer without cost of repairing than any other machine. Has no ink ribbon to "ubstan-llal, nickel plated, perfect aud adapted to all kinds of trim wriiim, iibn press, It produces sharp, clean, legible manuscript. Two or ten copies cun be made ut one writing.

Any intelligent pe two days. to aDy operator who can OnELL tUe OAibE a.IIlVl.A!ren,a nnd wlesmon antd Special Inducement to deulers. tnr lumiiil.la, 85 and S7 St Ave. Chicago. 111.

uAaid MRS. M. J. PATTON, ARTIST. Rtllrllnnurl boir, iu rinncigttiuoek vt iwtiuiuvi io oraer, JL i rnnre I.ATA&&L! Kfeeuraatism, Keure'gla, Corns ail.

P.MH Tit OalirinU PuUIts IIIaEOTUIO COUOH C1JRK IF1IRMIA fMlfl STRANG. 0 302 Commercial Street. haiijtps, Furnaces, Tinware, and all lism Furnishing GdbiN, Chimney and Sower Pijiwi. Pluwbijg. Puinps.

Wood, lion anil Buckeyn Force Pomps. Pumps For Owlurd Spwying. Ni'wEi-iilhdraulicCliitlifsWiishcr! gji'jmj tamixiauJ Want Column, Notices inserted for ONK CUNT PER L'ACIl INSF.llTION. No advertisement luherted In this uoliunn for less thnn tweuty-tlvo ceuts. MltS.

V.WILSON, lUCenterslrcot, near tlio bildge. Lodging 5Co per week, lloscs and other flowers lor f-alc. 4-13 lot I.iOIl SALK. A good parlor set. Inquire 1 nt H.

Diamond's mus'o house. A bar gain. -1-8 tw 1'17AN'JI'EU- A girl wants a placo to do nihil linn, i-a urn mr I nnlli fl i v. Frcjdrlclc.ou Olinrch street one door smith nf 3tv Oflnnn.li nblircll. 4-7-1 south of New Oermau church.

rpO KENT. A luru'slied liout room for husband and wifi or for single per-sou. Cull at. H. Diamond's music house.

4 8 lw FOIt A largo hou-o uud lot In youth H.ilein, with twenty bearing hust trees. Apply olli. It Page, ono block north of brick s'oie. T7I ill RALE. Fivo Jersey grade cows, JP treshmllk.

f. tftrtly gentleund Well Twit1. Can bo seen at my placo. Price $.10. P.

Fteley, seven miles south-wtst of fc'Hlem. i-aodlww-lt ITIOIt House and stable on north west corner of 'enter nun Liberty ats. k'hqulrp at same, 3:21 vticrly liii'iilshcd rooms to rent, with JN boaid, lnphiisnulcst part ot city, near street car nnis, i cuiei- sircti. 17IORSALE, CHEAP fiut nnd harness JP luqulru ntll.il. Wcstacott's stable.

JTlOItSALE parlor set nt a bargnlu, No. Ib7 1'ottnuc sticet. JOUSM.L Two'iiUiire pianos for sale vciychcap.ai lili-monn's music house TTIOH SALE. A now liouso containing I1 nine lomits, nkcly situated in Highland Addition, (ouncided with tho city waterworks and Is convenient tostrcct ear Hue. Term, reasonable.

Inquire of 21. J. I.orrauee, uorth west corner of Center uud Liberty streets. WANTED. A girl or woman for gen eral seivant work In a small family.

Apply or uddross with lcfeieiiceut Joun-MAr. ofllee. KINDERGARTEN: Mrs. Pndglium's j'rimary and Kinduigirteu In tcsilou room of the Pnesbytcilnn Churih. AHA IIOAIN.

A hnuso and two lots for sale iu f-otitli Sulom nt only In-ijuiieol 15. hinipsou. WANTED Au nctlvo, tcliablo man salary to SM) monthly, with In-cease, to represent In his own brclion responsible Now York house, Itelnreucfs-MaNUFAOTUHEH, Ijookllor 15S5, New York. iOH riALE. About liueo ncres of laud on Asiluni Avenue, good dwelling houke.

conveniently ntmuged: large hum. vnilety ot irult tiees and shrub, hory; comciicut to Llectilc railway, never failing water on premises. For particular? Inquire at seeoud house on right hand si lout Asylum Aenuogolug hum city. 12:1 tf WANTKD-Our ogents mnko S100 to $.100 a month selling our goods ou their merits. Wo want county and general agents, and wllltalie b.iclc all goods unsold If a county nuenr fails to clear S100 aud expemcsafei thirty dnys' trial, or a general agent lei's than We will send largo Illustrated circulars and letter with special otrer to suit territory applied lor, on receipt of II one-cent stamps.

Apply ut once and get in on the bom. Address Renner Manufacturing flits-burg. Pa. 4 7dwtf 9 Upholsterer. All work, either now or rppnlrlng, done In the best workmaullko shupo, Khop south of post oltlco.

E. K. HALL-, Paper Hanger. Globe Real EstntoExchnnge The New Blacksmiths! SPRAGUE HILGERS. Successors to John Holm.

cor. Commercial nnd Chemeketa streets, Kalent. Horse shoeing a speclulty. i a tf Hon. Ton Restaurant, B.

W. LEWIS. Kresli Mecata, Oysters, Eto, Always on llnnd. OPEN AT ALL HOURS. 218 Commercial Street, SALEM, Oregon Light Roadster Safety, Ladies' Safety, C.

L0CKW00D, Agt-, 2S8Com.st.1Kalem Hit ERNSI 3 i 'irclXalitfaljj H.M.KM WW. N. I 1i( I'll. .1. HKNOI.I,-ll'HN M(Ui IM DvJ iet I GENRAL BANKlKr1 'Wft I ted to deposit 4,1 'Zl with n.

I.ibornl iiKk curity onu obtalnM iptiii'n Capital National omluu OREG0N -u I n.M.WAI.bAI'K. 'll w. J. 11 DintcTfipe. J.

M.M.irtlu, Waliw A' LOANS MADpi 1111(1 nihr I IV) Iiirinxr. on wheat iuhi 11 I auio iniKluui, coIgne7l nVrM either in ti iiJr" I puuiiowareliousei Stale usd daaly Warraalr Psi' mMMTDPlAi ililaaliriA.1 I IMscounUW nt rcasonahlo aruwn nirnct on New York Vv. Francisco, Pmtland, LondoS'9 Hong Kong and Calcutta WILLIAMS ENGU BANKING CO. CAPITAL-STOCK, aUSuWJ Tinnsactngneral (3KO. WILLIAMS HUGH Mi'NAHYl 'Mil -Safe, I DI HECTORS; Geo.

tJ mnu, Dr. j. A. Uiclinrdson, J. tf.aCI Hank In new Exchange block ok B(l DBAIK TILING.

Tho undersigned are prepared lotj ino nest quaiuy oi iinus; ror under fa lng at lowest prices. AlURl'HYaDam Near Fair Grouns, Salem, Oregon. Capital City lidal Jas. Batchelor, III II im HiiiJiiiucaPiiuvii iiraiKILWI None but white labor em rffe.ul nctfililluHmnnt fl A good stibsliiullal niial hikte 1 Twcuty-flve cents per meal RKD KROV1 Court street, between JodrnalOtadl Minto's Liver, VKOVLSiIOy.lt 0AKDS, U. F.

BON II AM. II. N.HAWEJl W. II. IIOLMKS.

pOKHAJr, HoLMF-S 1UVDU, neysaiiaw. umce in jsuuiwoco between State and Court, onCotnst. mtLMON FORD, nttorney atlaw.tol Oregon. Ollico uptal In noral DIOUK. PRATT 4UUNT, nttoriieysatlaw.filJ Oregon.

Office over Capital M8aJ liaun, Commeiclal street. Jloneywn J. yilAW, Attorney-at-law, tM Oregon. Ofllco first doortolteJ Ht head of stairs in tne rear oi uii UMDII UIIUIV. T.R1CHARD-.ON, MUirney alU.J (O.

nee up stairs tn irom rooau oj uusn diock, corner i-oniiiicrciuiami streets, Baleui, Oregon. TntTMnMHKA A tlornpvftt law. oer Cupltul National bank, gj tionsa specialty. n'AHOY H1NGI1AM, Attorneni Having an ubstractol the records or county, lucluUinfftt lot ondbloikuK mnlnlug titles to ital tUiU. Biff I I- Ih.ll.MM me suiiremu court nuu in menu will receive prompt attenWJ DR.

T. O. SMITH, Salem, Or. Finished dental tlons of cvoiy description. Wln.es'? lous a specialty.

TR.J. KEENE, Dentist. OM 17 the White Corner niui- merclal streets. 1. H.

SMITH, his restneuco lia in." i Agricultural works R.S.M E. McCOY, I'hysIclMfl rwt.n. ot.r. WVUllS lfl'B hoiu UX KJ'i. vvw i foot of Marinniind miH I'nnlPr in rllcn tuOJ ii oiitpln ItV.

LUfO Consultation frco. S. MoNALLY.ArcUUed.JJ llrnvmim block. MaMUH? ion nf all classes Of of buildiMI miHnn nrliilPndeilCeOf V0TIP tlon ooutvd after. WD.

PUail, Architect. WJ Jlcullons and "UFjl nil clashes ui Miiuuiwfa-. merclal up stairs. 17 J. McCAl Sl'LANUyirild Jjj.

Hydiauilc Lng; r. niucnit surveyor Murphy's Block, bolera. W. "Jjl Lk ')ithS llisr 1 mtturduys. Wlj miSINEV f.

I. rhAraol' I USKl'll w. Hair iiniii in.iiniiui'OniiP'l matatesltet' A j.laiwenaWh"'"" ktndofvehlcle. ei ty. Shop 45 St ita street, rOIIN UOiiimercjui iuwn JOWKSian nfLlberiJ tr, GEO.

C. WIL. of Will UrttJ, Alty Pianos, UrfoEs 1 die nnd new part' 4 ii 'm tammigtr.