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you l'itiii)i:NTiAi, Ki.kctohh.
liolMTl .McI.ciiM.iif Klmniitli'Couiity.
AV'iti. KH'iiN,or Mulliiiiiiiiili County.
C. W. Kuluiii.iif CIhIk.ii County.
TJIUKKDAY. AlMJlSTli, 1HHH.
hands. Tlio remedy proposed by
this convention of butchers, was
the passage of laws by the state re
quiring all cattle and other animals,
designed for slaughter, to bo in
spected within thejurlsdiction where
they are to be killed.
Senator Vest's committee will not
have power to correct all the evils
Incident to this business, most of
which must be done, if at all, by
state or municipal legislation; but it
proposes to let In thelight, if jxweible,
and give the people to tee who ore
securing tho enormous profits of the
business, and also what kind of
meat is being furnished under the
name of Chicago dressed beef.
The Hrst it will do In the interest of
the cattle raisers, and the last in the
Interest of the public health. It
may be taken for granted that no
one of tho many monopoly and
trust Investigations now or soon to
bo in progress will excite such wide
spread interest.
WHAT THEY WEAR.
iiitiM.i m:i:r (o.miiim:.
The price of ticef in the eastern
cities Is tho causool'iiuirh complaint,
lit view of the ruinously low prices
that have prevailed for live cattle.
Hooi'oh, )oriiam hundreds, of cattle
raisers have given up the Industry,
tiomo bankrupt mid others liadly
lralucd, hi'ctujjH' the money received
ifroni their shipments of stock to
riCanwis City, Ht. I.otils or Chicago,
"in many caws, would hardly pay
Hie cost of transportation ; yet in
tho largo cull's consilium's pay .) to
iUi cents it pound for prime cuts.
"Kvldontly I hero was a combine
fiomcwhcrc; the matter wasbrotight
"up In congress, and a committee of
tllvo senators bus Ix'cu appointed to
Hook Into the matter during recess.
Tho committee Is compoxed of ft
of Missouri, Coke of Texas, I'liinib
4f Kansas, Maudcrsou of Nebraska,
tud Ciilloin of Illinois. Knell KMi
jitor icpicsculs it cut lie growing
state, and if they Investigate In the
lutoriwt of tho cattle growers and
the public, and not in that of tho
moat ring, some useful developments
are likely to ho made.
The members of the cuniltteo
know without unking that four uioti
ill Chicago the "lllg l'iur"as thoy
iv oallotl are tho solo buyers of
live stock and m'IUtm of dressed
moats. 'I'lietr iiuiuom uro Armour,
Hwll't, Hammond and Morris. Thoy
are many times nilllluimlrox, and
their fortunes lutvo lieeii made with
In h iMiuiiNiiitlvely short tluio. Thoy
hiv liuytiiw of cattle, sluep and hogs,
Mild thoy have m iimiiugel the mar
Wt tlml thoy have no competition
buyf i or M'lIei'B. Their sptvlalty
Is tho divaood Utf IiiisIiiomm, whioli
by hicmiih of leUttoH in freight
olmrgo. tho uw of ivfrlgerHtor
twntHiul wild Morono Iioiihw twtttti
lUlusl In i'very city or IO.ikhi liilnihl
tUU, thoy have nueceeded tu con-
iMiitrMtluK HhutiBt euliivly in their
own hands. Through tho Hiverof
tlllllmtlod OMpltuI, glVHt OMH'lltlVO
Hhllity slid tho rivalries of rallwHy
llinw, thi moil lisvc dostmyisl tho
llvw ttUwli biiolmtwi In till tho chief
cttto wild of tho Mlwlltpl, slid
drivsn tho bntohoo, who formerly
killed tholr o u Mook, into Imnk
ruploy, or forced thorn to Uooiih
jilsre stents of this ooli'llo of Uif
Umuta, cutting up and tvtslllug tho
lKMtf kllksl in riilcHgo slid shlpHHl
Ju rvfrlgvrwUW . Sny the l'Jvw
Is lid I'btindsHWr, dlMisslng this
imHionoly : "In tho cities of India
3iM)sUU. Clnclnimti, CWvoImihI, Iluf-
Jhlu, lliUlMir snd l'hlkdolphls,
tho littoiiMM of slsuuhtortug osttlo,
-i.tvpt thoM raiMMl In tho iiiimo-
xllltt UHMllti, ItMS tMMtl, slid In
m ry slaRt tlmo die ssmc will U
trusof Now York snd liutuu."
Ill mldttkui to tlw rttle gwwers,
fwlw compbdu of kUrvtitUMt pdct
fht (Mr rattle, hihI tho iiMMt (xmi
iliMns who y xortJUit prtvs
iir ttair utmt, tli KtVNt unny of
Ihsl iMUciwtv. m hot buiuM luw
Immi iltMvywl.Hiy )iiv4Uu kmIii
tlJlO IWMMtHt MHilUuU Uf tW IIHMt
iHhjHWMiw A UNt(MMl (HMIVMUUOM uf
lMt(ltMW WHO IVMMtU' 1hM l I'UtW-
I)iUIm, NUtl (1m mJW ulM uf
(UMkMfwUuu ww UtMt uf WvMuk
iHMtiM to t batck Um lmrfn
h ltleti tliW mm wrAtl C4tkfu xmt
MomUom Imw tkit imt ot iMr
l'lt()llll.V(l roil A NAW.
The senate Is wrestling with the
navalbillthatpasK'dthe house earlier
In tho se-slon. A few days ago Mr.
J Tale reported It from the naval com
mlltce.to which it had been referred,
with amendments. In committee
of the whole a debate arose over an
amendment to substitute three
armored cruisers of about 1,700 tons
displacement for one 7,600 armored
cruiser. Mr. dray (Delaware)
thought the amendment a wise one.
Mr. Morgan (Alabama) approved
the amendment, hut would build
the large vessel as well as tho three
smaller ones. Senators Uutler,
Ilawley and Teller agreed with Mr.
Morgan in favoring tho construction
of large armored vosmjIs In addition
to swift cruisers. Mr. Morgan, speak
ing of the moral power which a
strong navy would give this country,
said (Jermany would not be sweep
ing the l'lielllc ir the United .States
hail a good lighting navy. The
building of a good lighting navy he
thought would do more for the com
merce of the country than any
other measure.
Mr. Stewart, of Nevada, with a
view to use up some of the treasury
surplus, probably, wished to amend
the house clause providing for a
7i00 (on cruiser, which the com
mittee proposed to strike out, hy
making the touuugo of the ono
aimored cruiser 15,000 tons, and
limiting tho ctwt of tho vessel to
$1"7HH,000. Mr. Cthson ( Louisiana)
wished two such vessels to lie built,
and at his suggestion Mr. Stewart so
altered his amendment. Mr.
Steward's amendment was rejected
on a division, and tho hoiie pro
vision for a 7,500 ton criiNor was
also struck out. Mr. 11 ray's amend
ment limiting the tonnage of three
gunboats or cruisers to i!,000 tons
and tho cost of ouch to fc'OO.OOO was
agiced to.
This left the bill In the following
sluiK: Provision is made for the
const ruction by contract of two steel
criilsur of about ;t,(HMl tons displace
ment cnoh, at a oott of not more
than $l,liHi,tKHloM!h; one steel cruiser
of alsiut ri,it00 ton dNplucoiuout, to
cost not more than $1,S00,IHHI; and
throe gtiulsMits or cruli-crs, not to
oxcihmI i,tKHl tons, nor In cost $700,
000 each. The Hrst two vessels must
have a nm.vlmum speed of at leant
It) knots hii hour, and the third ves
sel at lottst it knots.
The last amendment iimde in the
bill was the insertion of hii item of
J-i'To.ihhi for the oonM motion and
aruiHiueiit of a steel practice vonsol
of ttOO tons for the us of the Naval
Academy. It whs then reRrtod to
thoM'imto, and will prolmbly jmw.
This onooiirHHC t ho Kdlef that our
iiHvy U In way of roooiiktruotion.
Black hU and imaU block miMitlw ora
worn with drosM of all colors.
In ipite of all prediction to the contrary,
btHotrope li still a popular oolor.
It ii becoming qvlto the thing with ultra
fashionable ladies to carry a cane.
Wide oollari and cuffi of embroidered
creps Hj are worn with dressy toilet.
Mauve relling and white moire ii a ityliih
as well ai farorite rammer combination.
To le faihtonable, the hosiery should
match the costume with which it is worn.
Advices from the French capital state that
short waists are again coming into vogue.
Ashes of roses and similar shades of pink
ish drab are in high favor for drossy wear.
Crepe llsso is a popular material for para
sol covers. It is gathered or laid on in full
folds.
DJack ribbon, over a color slightly broader,
is tho preferred sash for wear with black
lace gowns.
Moiro under slips are considered the most
effective foundation for lace drneries, either
black or white.
Ribbons for lwnnet strings aro perceptibly
wider and have plain edges, tho picot being
liopeleMily pneo.
A novel fan is mado of herons' plumes and
ostrich feathers. Tho heron aigrette is used
with the plumes.
lilnck wraps are likely to prevail this sum
mer, as but very fow colored ones are shown
by leading houses.
Thistle pods and tho fluffy crown of tho
iandelion nre a good second to tho whoat car
in fashtonnble favor.
Some of the newest street jackets nre fost
snwl only nt tho collar, falling away below
in n modified cutaway ttylo.
VesU of white piquo, plain or embroid
ered in nil over designs, appear upon tailor
jowni of light rough woolens.
8ho uhose fancj hath a classlo turn or
trick may wear a Greek fllTet on tho outside
it her luco or tulle best bonnet.
Linen blue, a very soft shado, ii a favorite
for fancy wool stuffs, while buff is equally
Jked la tho sheer cottons nnd linen.
haro Is beyond perndvenluro tho garniture
it tho season, nnd the finer patterns of
French laco among its lieat bargains.
A velvet gown with hand wrought dragon
(lies, llfu size, drnpwl sparsely over It, is
lmong orUl'8 latest notable creations.
A pretty design for a lnwn dress has a
Bounce n ynrd in depth composed of puffings
it the materia, with insertions of lace.
Straw round huts aro most incongruously
famished with much point d'osprit, net nnd
ilgrettes and garlands of leaves and flowers.
"Ixit your fnco nlways be younger than
your lionnot," is ndvlco from liigh authority,
that the lasso contingent will do well to
licvd.
A novel jinrasol is composed of silk hand
korehlufs, so nrrangeil ns to make eight
(Mints, ono being laid cornerwiso over an
other. Many of tho noweit lints seem to nim nt
tho flower gardoa effect, so many various
and wondor stirring aro tho blossoms they
carry.
A thick band of shaded roo petals, held In
plneo by grcon leaves and ribbon loops, is a
now ami favorite garniture for evening
gowns.
To tho so long worn veils of spotted tulle
just rmching to the noso, liavo succeeded
thoso of spider web that aro oven more be
coming. Tho frilled "bod gown" of tho olden tlmo
lias been revived, and now gets much choico
ornamentation from inakors of women's uu
derwour. "l'lUty" Is ono of tho season's fashlonablo
ihadtw, nnd n very pretty tono of warm
gray, with fawn lights, despito its unattract
ive name.
Mixed flowers aro stylish If not nrtlstic,
anil upon laco bend gear, which must bo of
tho lightest, should look as though they had
neon merely dropped in place.
WMinEPCREPORT.
During July 1888 therewere 2days
on which rain fell, and an aggregate
of 0.73 in. of water. There were 18
clear, 6 fair, and 8 cloudy days.
The highest temperature for the
month was 89. The lowest, 62.
Mean, 61.80. Highest daily mean,
78on the 7th. Lowest, 56 ; 4, 10
31. Monthly range of temperature,
37. Greatest daily range of 30.
Least, 0.
There was thunder nnd light
ningou the 31st, but no rain here be
yond a light sprinkle. The prevail
ing winds for the month were from
the N. during 23 days, S. "W. 2 days,
S. 0 days.
The mean temperature for July for
18 years is 04.39 ; that for July of
the present year being 01.80, is 2.59
below normal.
The mean precipitation for July
for the same time, is 0.48 in. ; that
for the present year being 0.73 in., is
0.25 in. above normal.
T. Pkakce.
Eoi.a, Aug. 1. '8S.
XW ADVEKTISEaiENTS.
An Absolute Care.
Tho ORIGINAL ABIETINL
OINTMENT Is only put up in large
two-ounce tin boxes, nnd Is au
absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, chapped hands, and nil
skin eruptions. Will positively
cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the
ORIGINAL ABIETIKE OINT
MENT. Sold byD. W. Matthews
A Co., 100 State street, Salem, ht 23
cents per box by mail 80 cents.
xi:w to-day.
Kru.it Farms!
mrc
y m
THE-
l'oiiiiileil til 18(18.
Ji.
&
s.vi.iar, ouixsoN.
mltN8ALT A UENKHAI. HAJJKIXO
.1 IjllhlllL'hS.
r.ii'limiKeon all partK of tho world sold
and tioiiKlit.
Collections niiule nt nil points.
Slate, county, unit city warrants ctifchcd.
Loans Made.
limits dniwn on nil bnnks In Oregon nnd
Washington. h-1-Iwilw
OREGON LAND COMPANY
Hns now for pole twenty-five 10-ncre lots on the west sido of the river, from 3U to 4
miles lrom Salem and near the 150-ncre fruit farm owned by Sir. it. s
Wallace, of Snlom. These lots nre nil nicely situated within sight of the
Capital City, nnd having a grand view of the snow-capped peaks of the Cascade
range.
The Soil is of the Very Best Quality
For the production of FItUIT, nnd some of the lots are nlready set out to trees that aro
In full bearing. Ono lot hns several hundred l'HUNB trees on it: nnother, alareo
number of the finest l'LUJI tree; nnd others have CHEKItY and API'LE trees on
them.
All Lots Front on a. Road.
And the rond lending to Salem is now being graveled, nnd will be one of tho FINEST
UHIVES leading out of tho city. "-niJi
It Is trencrnllv conceded that Investment In FRUIT LANDS nt. tlin nrnomi im
oilers n belter assurance of largo jeturns than any other form of Investment, Prices
nowucingpniuioriruuiiiBaiem uy me wiiinmetio vauey trim Company
Insure, at a Low Estimate, from S250 lo $500 per Acre!
Tho close proximity of 3Ir. Wallace's lrult farm of 150 acres to these lots Insures n
trait Cannery, nnd thus alconvonlcnt market, nsfcoonns the trees aro old enough to
hear.
Call on tho
Oregon
Land Company,
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THINGS WORTH KNOWING.
Ilemovo stain from curxi nnd saucers by
Kxmring with flno coal akties.
Cttt iron hfcivtw nnd ironware should bo
IhwUM gruduiilly tho tlnt timo they aro
uvsl.
A )xll!i.l floor can l kept looking nico
by wiping it o er with n olotfi taturatod with
milk.
fjvtrt! niiw In thelxiHiJi and Momnchnro
often sjHHKlily rttlieved by the Application of
bog of hot Hlt,
llwit w lialtAxHw cn bo rtwtoral nnd mod
gin by wtmply Kmklng in watr i few
hour nnd thn drying them.
As i dentriflce, iwlt nnd water ii very
pUvmiing nnd n!o linnleni the gum. It will
Uo jvrevwit the lwur from falling out.
A Bxxl subttituto for lmttermilk in cook
lug U a tit In batur inado of flour nnd tepid
wntr, bjk! ullowad to rwiwlu loug euough to
our.
A lirvd njl wnter poultice It made by dlp
vAug n itl of bfwid. nf tvr tho crut lnu lwn
rviuovnl, into warm wntw. 1.1ft it out at
one ami npply hot.
Not only houU msttnsnmt ho turned and
airwl t lot thrvo titutM n wtvk, but illow
ami U4Wr wight to lw beateu, tlwkon and
KipcMtl to tho trvk nlr.
Mak i tarvti with opy water and you will
Hoard of :iinllzntlnii.
OTICK 18 IIEKEHY CJIVKN THAT
I lie Hoard of Kmmlmitlon for Marlon
county, Oregon, will meet at the county
eiHirt-liiiuso in Salem on Monday, August
27, UaS, nnd continue In M'ssion there for
iiiie week, for the adjustment of assess,
incuts.
Dated July til, 1RSS. T. II. l'ATTON,
8-1-dwtd Asisor of Marlon Co., Or.
tAitivins.
The SALEM MARKET
US COURT STltEI-rr.
Constantly on hand the best quality of
tell ami Sail Meals !
Andatlkliulsjit
SAUSAGE.
S-The CI.KANKhT kept market in the
city. Call and m-c for yourself.
JicCUOW A WII.1.AKD.
Tm: Wallow a Cliloftnlu nmilo u
ImiI Imll tlio other tiny In HKklu
oftlio uilvniitH of tlmt MHitlon.
It Mtlil: "It UKtfwti) Mty tlmt It
intvor uwvMtry t ftnnl btivk nuir
tlwu hI. iinmtliiilurliitliovlntor."
Six iiioutlui! Why hs kihmI u hIiow-
lllKHMIMItwillHillUiiUMii .MHllllotiH flml , , jdwuur. to do up your .urehed
iM-tlm htorill hWopt hhtWVtt of MhIho. (ivxla. It lreViMU tbelrou fnxu Mkkimj
,jx ! ami niae a stouy turtanv
CITY MEAT MARKET
AT THEIR OFFICE IN THE
liaiiklllock o Commercial Street
And they will SHOW YOU THIS PROPERTY FREE OF CHARGE.
nlSSdwv
Bank Block, Three Doors South of 1st National Bank.
HACKS-:-AND-:-BUGGIES!
D. C, Howard, Proprietor.'
HTATK STHKKT, - y.l.K.M, ORKtlON.
i-.ll kinds of fresh and cureit meats
nlww on Imnil. Full weight and n'MiUHrc
denl all arouiul.
A fine lino of hacks, buggies, carts, car
riages, buckboards, etc IJoth our own
make nnd tho best eastern mode buggies.
Every one Warranted!
JOBBING and HORSESHOEING.
.ivwi
tall on the undersigned, wagon nnd car
rlnge makers mul blacksmiths, 2sSk, 312
nnd 3H Commercial street, Salem.
IN
TINWARE,
Tlu mil tor HMtwUly ruU
imiu.v on Itliti.
tlw (iriutor ilmiijpsl
Wlltiir'KlWMMiM to u of Hilary
(Mlk mhiuhk l'w IU1 i,( Allwuy
HinUi'lHrMUirfiriiiiliml nojfloot In
tlutt rHxnit himI1ho; wm In Llim
ismiity, vhlJi UthiIwmUhI AttMlly.
'nMa4urkw tlmt WMiw to iw Jww
vMl tlWtvMrtl of h fWUiw Mug In
iIUmm. whKli wtHiUl lmnlly Ur
vmhUImUou. UutwvtnM (Iham m
jhwii hiv jrnmiulUwi,
Wbn joMert waro u bothol the par
jvsw of UarUUR it, a iMmlful r two of
tiran houkl lo thrown ltiu th w r, and
Um tjUniuc will imvot lx lnjurl by aaidi or
iMt.
Ink italm ar onUrely rmord by Um Im
mcdlale aplkuMon uf dry ml t lfro tho
iak hat drlL W'Utu Um m twooete dlt
os4trtd by aMrbiiHC t Ink, bruih it ed and
HHJy hmmw, t Uihuy. UmUimmi this UU
th iuk U all rHWTL
A. B. UUDEliSON,
HK.V1.KR
II A UI) WAKE,
Stovas, and Farming Implnmonts.
AIo ntrrkw a full ktoek of
PAI.NTS, 011
CIGAltS ami TOKACCO,
GLASS nuil PUTTY.
Jkkfkhson, - - Okkoon.
Scriber -:- and : Pohle.
WM. BROWN d CO.
DKALKIl IN-
INGORA GOATS!
'rtiKlhiUt(.Muut.)liiturMtMinttUu
luw th MWvlu; uHirHliiK vml
rWluMtwtHWut : "MitttAUUrtxmluw
writhMt mui1wc imi hu1 hWWIi
mI It iu tW ltaMHMtu 1hmW. II0
Um wunt t ruin thte territory iw h
1Wo wf rWtMw."
LITERARY NOTES.
"Mr. Taaftort VaeaU li ttui UU f tho
ltr. K. K. TinWt new uot1.
Of the lUgir BlU Juqm lNxt & Ca.
bavo Mdt omc two wllltea ha thU cMwtry.
"KJty: &dioaa, MteW hu txn num
bnd w llh Otfuun mtit of books of mda
UOdtraT!.
Th taeU aitaaadlBc aaU of a mw took la
rocwil yn was a6U,0OO cwpUa of tk "Mj.
irr miw v-,- ay nerpa Uusao,
ttbiiii nwi
w
B:qOjTS
OS S. ff s.
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i hv a mmkm tat r man k.vk
ANGORA UUCKS
rW Mte, A mvwI Wm4 K VlHJNti
VV. H.jtYAHB,
'tUMMMa of in ffawStST' SwUariUi ht tlw Capital Jock-
- J NAU
Leather and Fiiiiliiiss!
CASH PAID FOR
WhI, HMm; Fells aM Fun
No. ait;OMUaertaQt(,
EALB&r, - - ORHGON.