LOCAL AKD GENERAL NBWS
Itisuri AmhiiI ef Mm ii City aid
THE IUXO EXTKKT.UXMBST.
Th- IIWMe Jim en f a Urge
dicnif Conlinnall) Kepi
in i'luy.
An-
Tlie boy f theKeemid Raiment
liil nwilil well be proud of the au
dience Hint greeted them Ht the
llpttlU htHIM! IhmI IllKht, HI IHI Mlfll
erowd ha ammililed Htuny prevlou
MrflPriiiHiif of the r-hhoii. The
feelhiK f pride wm mutual, for the
programme Ki'iuTHlly wan a kimxI
oimi am! the lxyi performed their
lrl well.
The M-Ieetloiw by thf whole Imiiil
were of a high order, and were ex
eellently rendered, the Hppreelutlon
of thf audience ImiIiik freely ex
pneil itt the elowoof em'h. A elur
lnet wtln, hy Mr. (!eo. Muck and
iNirltone moIo by Hlehiird Ilyley
ucre very line and went loudly ap
plauded MewtrM. Keller and Hun-1
IIiihh, III llielr lialljii duelH en-aled I
liiiint'iiM' iiiiiiiHiiiciil, and were en-1
iiinil mkiiIii and ukiiIu. "The Night- (
IiikiiIx'h Trill" wan hiiiik hy HileiirH
FISHING FOR TUB SUICIDE,
Efforts Reins Made to Recover the
Body of the Man who Jumped
From the UridRe last
Katnrday.
Laxt evening two boat manned
by iKillceinan H. Hnrndriek, IxiuIh
MeCIane,AbWtandH.K.Critch-
low eoiiinieneed .IrareinB ho river
ietween the IiIkIi "ri,l-ru ,MMl the, '"T
li.n.l and lar onpo-lte tlie Capital
tlmirlniMiilllH. Ixiiir ni anl fe'nii-
plltiB hookw were u-ed in ilra'i"!,'
the channel whleh In from 'M to 40
feet deep ; hut no body win found.
A iNirty liui Men nrKiinin-d to
continue the work thin evening and
it Ih hoiH-d that they may Ik- more
Huecemful. Henry Price, the eali
man, who luu already reeovered the
UnlleHof four ieionn drowned in ,
the river here and who thoroughly j
unlcitands the current and ehun-1
will i
MARION COUNTY
Names of Some of (be Candidates for
the Several County Offices.
THE SHRIEVALTY AND CLERKSHIP
In Demand, and Plenty of Oood men
for tile Other Offices-Scarcity or
Democratic Candidates.
Ah the time for the republican
county convention drawn near it U
comes apparent that there will be
no w-arcity of good men who are
willing to accept the viiriousjpoii
tioim of trust and emolument.
The loct legislature created
a new olllce ior .uarioii
county, that of county recorder, the
duties of which are a part of those I
now performed by the county cierK
The olllce of clerk is considered
uelsln the river at tills pmce win ,, ... f,., rk is UOilsdered the
probably lie one of this evening ,. Uc-Mlrllo cif the two, although
There Isiiuite a Mining i
iMirlv
lief with many thatthe whole story
of the suicide Is a hoax started iy
some thotigtleHS Isiys, but tlie fact
that the man was seen struggling in
the water by the mate or the Win.
M. Hoag knocks out any such an
idea.
A M-lt
t'AI'ITAI.
to Undrflli.
J OH UN A!.
niiuirli.r
-" - A I Al'lUli illiun.inu """""
'iivnrllo-.MI.- I'nrilHii nun wlien ft (, ,)rtw llK,H.nilid on Landreth,
we nay It as etual to her wry Im-1 w h()1) ,K, ,,,, kl()W1 ul ,l(U),K.mI
ellbrts our mulers will understand c,1)(v u v,.liror w, ,,. Unilreth
thepUmsiiroofllslenlng toll. -Ml- i ,,,.,! ,ml he wasenjoylng better
I'arrlsh ids., r.p.ni.lc.l loan cm-ore , wili M ,, l(, wns rM, ,..
lth"lolly,lhe(Vm,slntheCorn."lllm.(1 t,m, ,, mMuH ,.. ,,ort-
l HUM'S M1IIIIIP HIKVfll ,. ,..lal.. Iil ImmIv Mill
Illll'l l-( II 11I1IU. 1I1T ".!
, mind, so thai he could keep up. lie
fxprcioeil great anxiety In regard to
' the condition of his family and said
that he had written to his wife to
ask what disposition hi-shoiildmakc
of Ids property, whether he should
deed it to her in trust for the child
ren, ik-fil It to the children direct or
simply make over the. proiK-rty to
them by will. He does not iipju'tir
to have any hope whatever of ceap
lug from Justice and wild lie had no
di I'elise to make.
Mr. John
made lots of fun f n-the lHiysand
mhk checn-d lo the echo several
limes. Mrs. Itell, MlssChamberllii,
Mrs. Ilrooinell and Miss I.ludsey
sang In deliKhtful style "A Hie,
Where art Thmi,"iiiid were broiiKht
Iwek by jH'rslstent cheers. Mr. J.
II. I to- excited tile enthusiasm of
the audience to a IiIkIi pitch by his
singing In character "When Mary
ww h I.HSfclr," and in answer to
i -.ills that wouldn't Ntilwlde, he
rendereil another character huik In
hl lulmtlahli- style. Tlie eutcrtuln-lilt-lll
eliss-il wllli tile farce, " Ileas
hiy'mliHCi" hi which John Clmsi'
Hilly Dugiiu, ll.iMc, IIitstliiKs anil
the ilisx (UIiihhsUhI In kts-pltiK the
HHilleiice isinviilrtsl with laiiKhter. .
Thtn whs mitliliiK u mar tliecx-'
SliVr It a ltener!
On Wednesday evenliiK, Mareli
'2x, the cvenlnjt lK-fon- the county
convention, there will Ik- n special
ini-ellnjf of the Hnlem republican
luh at the oiHtm hou-e. A Iiuru
MUMlc pleamtre of the cwiiIuk e.V lllniH.r ofdeh-Kiites rixim thowvuml
i-ept u few ihlnirs of a H-riwiiial
imttin- In the utiimp sKis'h and hi
the farce, which vu-think would
have lui-n uitteh U-tttr left out, as
such UiIiik, while they iiih) Ih lit
lemlisl only In a spirit of fun, are
very nt toeiiKcudei- hud fis-lluirs.
Mrt turn Nmi
ttcunte llern-u, of lltttte villi-, w ho
hum In town yitenlu , stati tlmt
if there Is a large number of real es
tate transactions the oillce of re
corder will yield a very good salary.
Ah the republican nomination in
Marlon county this year is equiva
lent to an election, tlie light will
come in the convention for the nom
ination. The CAi'iTAii Joun.VAL
has been listening to the talk about
probable candidates for nomination
during tlie past two wecksand gives
as the result the follow lug list:
I on Hltmtll'K
Tlie struggle for this olllce will be
the most chs-cly contested and there
Is no dearth of candidates. The. fol
low lug are the ones we have heard
mentiened: Kd. Croisiui, tlie pres
ent deputy sherlll'; Alnno (icsiier,
farmer living live miles east of Sa
lem; Thomas Hubbard, farmer liv
ing in North Salem precinct; Joe
I'linloiu, railroad agent at Oervais;
Geo. K. (JcmhI, druggist of Salem.
cotr.NTY ru:uK.
lieorgc Mack, piv-ont deputy
county clerk; Cicorgc A. Peebles,
county school MiperliitendentjCapt.
I'. J. Hnbcock, undei laker of Salem;
W. II. Dunbar, of the Oregon .Milt
ing Co., Turner.
nmmniut.
.1. W. Spriggs, attorney of Salem;
.1. Iloiisou Starr, stationer, Salem;
0. A. Wallor, gunsmith, Salem; Dr.
S. I). Met'auley, or Stayton.
i(i'NTVTiii:.biMti:i.
I). W. Matthews, druggist, Salem;
O. A. t'onilit, larmer of Lincoln
precinct; Silas .limes, miller, Stuy
tm precinct; J. H. McCormick,
nn-ieliant, Salem; 1'. II. Arnistrong,
hliiokMiilth, Salem. Aug. (llesy,
thepn-M-nt Ineuinbunt Is also men
tioned as a possible nominee, al-j
though lie is making no ellbrt. I
nui'NTY IXlMMIWIONtnts.
(J. 1. Terrell, one of the piw-ut
hieiiiutients, Mehama precinct; W.
K. Her, farmer, Hutteville; A. H.
Cornelius, ex-county a-cs-or; J. N.
DavH, Silutrton precinct.
M-IHMll. btllltI.NTlUili;.S r.
(ifore 1'. I.ltehliold, 1-ji.st Salem;
Prof. Voder, ex-twu-her of tlie Silver
ton seliiMil.
The following deeds were record
ed in the olllce of the county clerk
during the past week:
Amcr Wood, ndminlstnitor of
estate of Geo. W. Sohell, deceased,
to Win. K. Anderson, ICO acres in
T. 9K., R. 12 K.; $177.18.
A. J.JudytoT. F. Smith, S. E.
of block 6, Koberts' wldition to
Salem: f 10.
John 31. Metzler to P. H. Ewell,
9 acres in T. 10 S., R. 3 W.;400.
Samuel llrown and wife to O. P.
llanihill, 6C.37 acres In T. 7 S., K. 2
W.; S3SJ0.
J. C. Thomjison and wife to I. J.
Price, right of way; $2.
F. Levy anil wife to Paul Itonco,
riirhtofwny;$100.
J. II. Albert and wife to J. W.
Harris, S. J of lots :i and 4, block 11,
University'addition to Salem; fci-30.
M. A. Cook anil wife to E. A.
Harvey, part of block 27 in Salem;
$340.
Emetine Frost to Win. Frost, 59
acres in T. 7 S., K. 2 W.; $480.
A. J. Jarnigan and wife to Hannah
A. Jones, lot 8 in block 2 in Brooks;
$400.
E. J. Oslmrne to Charles M. Cox,
5.40 acres in Marion county; $450.
Thomas Lou.signont to J. "W.
Jackson and wife, 18 acres in T. 7 S.,
R. 3 W.; $1175.
J. J. Schnrbach and wife to S.
Scharhacli, 100 acres in T. 0 S., R. 1
W.; $1700.
P. II. Ewell and wife to John
Wied, 120.03 acres in T. 10 S., R. 2
and 3 W.; $1225.
I.OCAI. NOTES.
For Booh. Stationery
S Fancy Goods
-HO TO-
IDIcF
Pattons,
98, STATE STREET.
ASK TO BE SHOWN :
CRANE'S STATIONERY, PLAIN AND FANCY. ASHTON LE
OAL CAP Pl"viN AND NUMBERED. TYPE WRITERS
MATERIAL. ACME WRITING AND SCHOOL
T-VBLETS. FABEIVS PENCILS AND PEN
HOLDERS. RUBBER BANDS AND
ERASERS. SPENCERIAN
COMPASS PENCILS, ONLY TO BE SEEN TO BE AP
PRECIATED. McGILL'S STAPLE PRESSES
AND STAPLE BINDERS.
Tissue Paper of all Shades, and Materials
for Paper Flowers.
MABIE TODD'S DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS-ALL WAR
RANTED. WIRT'S FOUNTAIN PENS-BEST IN THE
MARKET. CAMBRIDGE BIBLES, CHEAPER AND
BETTER THAN THE OXFORD. BROOKS'
NORMAL TEACHER. PAGE ON
TEACHING. TRACY'S TEACH
ERS' RECORD. NORMAL
QUESTION BOOK.
Roberts' Rules of Order.
SCRIBNER LOG BOOK. GILLCHRIST'S MAAU-KL 'UJK IN
FANTRY OFFICERS, (PRICE $1.00). UPTON'S TACTICS
AND REED'S REVISED EDITION, (50 CENTS.
precincts will la- In tlie city, mid
short, stlrrhiK specche will be de
livered by prominent sKakers from
, dlllerent iwrtsof the county. The
I exen-lM-B w III he Interspersed with
MHiilaiul Instrumental music, and
a urn! enjoyable programme
thruuiiliout will Ik- presented. We
call ujHin overy republican of Salem
I. constitute himself a committee to
it... Hint iIiIa ini'iittiiiy tu iiiniln il
the people of that pliv all hidlcve i KrH1 UtH.twii
tliMt Neiu Ht theimiu whot-.mi- -
mllUsl Milcide h JnmpliiK fhmi tin- u tHJewir.
bridm-liMit Satunlaj. He says that fluiv Is a perfect epldeniie of
alter Nnvhis Imt his m-IiihiI he went nieiwUw In Silwu now. A leading
in worksa solicitor for the State phjslelan ofSalein unlay hiivu it as
liiMirniHi- Co.. witli Tom 1Cmm, nls opinion that thciv u-io at lete-t
iniconiwaniilarimentii, itsiiiu his aoo can of uuniMi-h In Salem at tlie
Ihhiii lit tmlliiKHriHiud the miin-1 pix-w-iit time. Tlie blue IIukU liuiig
try. HeMHHedmit tlu llM of hint out at nearly exery other doivr and
wwkmuliwItiH,. illdnuriurfr.Hii It hsiks llkeall lntendisl to take a
him Hr i-kwchI ily lie UHwine tin-! turn. Fortunately then- have been
im.,y Mini slMrtwl out t stimvh for , ,ut H flw ftHl iV-i and nnwt
Mm. He found that N his had ; jHsiple hsik upon the dl-iw-e as
inNeii iim iisihi i.t imiriHi nty, , nnthinit w,m- tlmn a T "meask-y
wIhhxi Ih- I Kit It lnlli-r stable Juke."
Mini rterlmriulnn ten dollar from
tlw llvcryitwu wont ihi a tpnv
w hick IMI until Frliky utht,
w)mh hi-Hvik the twin fi Sh(-hi.
Ibw 1 wtil the Ihcmimn III tall
Hit lii the IfMltl hiMiie, liitflldillK
In piMwx-ulc Nelu If he omit I Mini
htm. When )m iwm of t h smWih
rok'hisl lhitli-lhr c-vtroiii- at oiuv
liMNtl( il h Ne hi. 1 1U ftiliilly ,
tHMwMUig f wft mui H ehll-l-vii,
n- mi Hiiitivtlle and ihr ri-i-ii
hmw mi Ikr kt nil iu-hh of the
uie4W flMui h-r, OfiMuiwit hiw
Uvii wtUrii IuimI k ihtubt (hat It
ih4 Nt-vtii that ImOi tlw fWUl
L4kL ltl.,1 U lkat.t ilka. ftk.U.. ..? fct......
vUWbri.il.U.u.hi.iitliu. .Ill l.H.mMl mmckw ttu.l weiv l ''..l." ,,.u' ,,wrUt ' Mlf i
i uuiu-tMir .
AKSt-)lt.
David Simjison, of Kist Salem;
Ronton Patton, the iin-sont avsor.
ixmo.vjtit.
It N tiiouht quite probable that
Dr. Henderson's friends will secure
iil rKl ' or "'m ''''""O'nination.
Tlie UHly of Win. lVvert, the rtir- x, KtZZ.
Iwhiw who whs klllwl day U-fon-, v,,,..,,,,..,.,,,!!,,., n,.,r, i
yiMenky at Albhia. wash,x.uKht up, llHVl. 1llWiH t,, ,, UI1UHllllllv
lllkJUto instil, i o.i .. Iii.,r.vmfiitiitliiii lsiiw.iv l..w..l
.1 rnkuitvu 1 . ... .. "
-". .. n... . ... ,i,ut it iiwlltlllv la u M.I.. . I..... .
u I... ...... u 1... Ku..l.. . . l-II. . ....... n. ,11m ,1111, III
n it" i.'t-ii 1.. 1- It-llinilin Ml .-llr
tun. TJh ninwvl
to Wumlhuni uii Utkt
Him met tlii'iv h ;srty
tMl- l-VIl (VMUtttlMtnUM1 K. .
tlMttiiMun U In the iHty . ll. kv
tUt fHiiuK Hnuibmt tmuu. la
luuk !.- fell tin.! mh Mrtvlr
iMJkltMW. HfUt4tUttlMUIVU
lu KHvfpm n- ll rtgttl mM ilul (tn
MMI lta lln taxlty niIiuuu li ilir
Utl, i-ut n iltee itirorx iMhh
ImikIIiiji. .,
tiH rli
J. V. CViyMtauil, of Turner, who Ik
In (tk Wl, InfuniMt it tluu iw
ttflMMte air IImI wkMi wIm kM(
tlwir bMM 4uriH It ttvmm mM,
ltIMt.
VMtr. 11. W. SMVIlmi. tlli lM,irl.,t
UsK I uft.riliu,r ililki iii.kriiltiM I.K......I. t..
4mv tr.i hh MJr-H idwv lot of as,rH-,uMhestalk.sf which
7 L2V n U VV ,4jhl lrt long. Hesav
fcrnier .rf Mivemm ,-imH. Iw ,., Ir ,KWl hUK, , Mlf w
I'MMtuui .giwlii Wore. He also lia an 1111.
lillhlKWlHlOllKhtHIld,'" I'lt nd
CUhh. tmii- um iHihlur smm.l,,Kr, ,(w,i whiivti usually
hoiillm, m umiunun. I.VuhI, f J..lv-' ""' - - M' lHIITOriilii.
ivMnwhm, hIivii h wholUiiV' WHtTlk-i "
''4Ml1 wk. TWwUlw.m.U.A,iril27,
wti. mm. ,sw- " ubi tbi xrmter
1lH.ki4U.rftvbimilt ?" ytUke Xu 1. Swh
Imv. ,trM n. ftOkiwItw .trWU "l twl',,,,'r. ,w xHnj-
fttUuvlug iWWlt
lo U iMtMl imvUmi. H. D.
UkuiiIuii, I fetid Kwtir, It A. Nlh
iiuui. Jum a Huiilh. I.ultv K Kmitli.
Juhu T. Miutih. Ik. K. (Wbuni, ll
U K.sM.r. lVtf NkAlra.
.
PkJMmtIWkt !! ill
Democrat ieconvention to-morrow.
L. F. Conn lias returned from
Roseburg.
McKinley Mitchell, of Gervais, is
in tlie city.
tieorgu JttHliop, or l'ortlanil, was
in tlie city to-day.
Mrs. Robert Crawford, of Silver-
ton, is in the city visiting friends.
A colored specialty company ap
pears on the opera house boards to
night. Mrs. S. A. Thrall, of Portland, is
hero the guest of Mr. and Mrs.M. N.
Chapman.
J. II. Luun, of Limn & Brown,
returned last night from his extend
ed eastern trip.
it this weather continues a few
ilayb there will lie u howl for tlie
street sprinkler.
It is understood that Mi. S. A.
Clark will move back to this rity
from Portland, in a lew days.
Mrs. Rciui Van Siyck, of l taker
City, daughter of Elder R. M.
McN?lek, is here visiting tier parents.
Mrs. S. V. Uarrlgues, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. F. D. McDowell,
left for her home at Heppner yes.
terday.
.1. u, iwKcr, 01 noise 'ity, is in
town visitinghis parents and friends,
lie returns to Boi-e in u few dnvs to
go into busiuivs.
The Salem W. C. T. U. are
observing the week of prayer by
holding services every afternoon
lH'tween 2 and 4 p. 111.
Ed. Shaw U now driving tlie Dal
las stage in place of Alonzo Brown,
who is staying at home on account
of sickne-s In Ids finally.
George Nies, of Nies & Smith,
U.11111.H, is 111 me eiiy, on tils way
homo from Eugene City, xvhere lie
has been visiting friends.
Circuit court for Linn county lias
adjourned ami Judge It. P. Boise
returned home yesterday. We are
pleased to learn that the. judge's
health still continues to improve.
The Silverton and Dallas stages
are making excellent time on their
trips now, both arriving luire over
an hour before sulii-dute time. Tlie
roads are getting in good i-ondition
for travel.
Attorney S. T. RieliardM)ii loft
this morning for Mehama to act u
attorney for ttie dafendant in tlio ! 118. State Street
action at law hrouidit lv .i,..ti 1 '
Siimund against N. Wagner. He
will prolwbly return Satunlav.
tkuUO. Bonartlireturnwl to-day
from his trip to Portland, Astoria
and other poluto, Hesays that Sa
lem is a llvttllcr town rnmi a bud
n ixdiit of x-iew tlwu Astoria and
iw thinks ) will remain twrv and
go into httoiiMfe.
For Pru.it Growers :
PEAR CUIiTURE FOR PROFIT, (1.00). DOWNING'S REVISED
NEW EDITION FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES OF AMER
ICA, ($-5.00). INSECTS INJURIOUS TO FRUITS, ($3).
THOMAS' AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIST,
PRICE $2. HOP CULTURE NEW
AND REVISED EDITION,
40 CENTS.
9'S, STATE ST. - SALEM, OR.
-AT THE
Brick Denial lice
"llflH HflBW''
OK-
L. S. SKIFF &CO.
NEXT DOOR TO OPERA HOUSE, SALEM.
Vitalized Air Given for the Painless Exlraciion of Teeth.
ftSTThe person awakens from a pleasmt dream witli the aching
teeth gone.
Also Gold Crowns Set.
GJIEAT .REDUCTION
IN-
FINK SETS!
Set Dickens, 15 Volumes, half Russia, Usual Price $32.50, Our Price $20.00.
Set Lytton, 26
Set Thackeray, il
Set Waverly,I2
Set E. I'. Hoe, 15
Cloth, Gilt top,
Hair Morocco,
Half blue Calf,
Cloth,
Set Capt M. lieid, 10 Vols. Cloth,
22.50,
32.50,
22.50,
15.00,
23.50.
15.00.
17.50.
18.00.
10.00.
Fine Line of Papeterie
in
J.
mix. j. i. Tnumpiu, 1. w
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OwirftlwiKtit )eM6 f tyjKH
KmiHiic wore w imyi wuUy khi
Latest Styles,
AT '
BENSON STARR'S.
Salem, Oregon.
I Every
TV4MvudpiWunU eoo-'OlI. Itaiwit, J. J,
nmn iittWkflU,
... .,..,. , .. iju ii ... .
.w -t mr fpmmm mwm IWI J !) MPttl
Iweu MiHMttUxl tu pfww tiH ).n.p- j y th Mxht m& )mVrMHiim iV the
,tcrs, Un4itut for Uw third
JmJloUI dUrtct ami PaUc ixmntj-, to
W IwM i IMlbw imi th M, 4h,
th, wml tk f Ajirit Tlw wwk
wkiek W AhMmmI Ih four vuim awl
hi aUc Ut wvwr-14, wiw iUmhs
Hi' tlw foMM in Stol PrfHtr lWiks
Al HttvUtty of Ctww' W u,
Wl, r. a (1. 1'. bekl itm wichk
k
Murwliv
WMl D. W. II. rt ww tkM
Capital Lumbering Company!
MANUKACTUJtKKS OK AND DEALERS IN
Wety of Oregon Lumber,
Dressed and Undressed.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND:
Shingles, Laths, Pickets, Fence Posts,
"" " '" " " - -ti ' hlrli tm n I
BOXES, Etc.
- . OREGON.
hMAMTi, ttUlMHM lf4uwtM(.
iTtel41rJW.
AOdhkMMil kvNl a third jw
SALEM