u
tni uiwiu'
DMMimmimvm imvu- '""' '
lUiJI
float with Uie ralllUn. oflh'ers anil '
; the miners' comtuUtto. Finally ,
bwtcventBK lie announced Unit he
THE WOOL MARKET.
TO mnVER WHEAT CROP.
Bt. I'ail. July 21 -8t. Paul
hos
ONE KISS BCFORE PARTING
been made the headquarter, oT the- ftS-
The Dominant lUto l Hrf.
tt was a bad day for eastern Siberia.
t.i... tlin YflkouU were crowded up to
tho I?na by tlie victorlotw Tungtiel, for
,.. . . . . . . . .. i i iintimuii miivrmriiL uv mi? uuimi ... i... ..i !... i,.if,nr4nT
fSirKriZ -iSiNrbwIoi Will Have (nberni.HMMnPAiii.w.?nMr the ..iJSrX'K SStherI7 5
Weda call for an otolith l fill, toriill Candidates. 're lie?llfcP, "T, yVi lmns, 'hop reCttnt,I 8ho ha? pUr; the country, and established themselves
. the vacate, In the .ll for n, No n e for , chayo jrjite.J M far tward a, U.e Ko.yrna river, on
-I ... Ill I....1.. II..1, I U' H IUIKV IUI w " till iiujvii """ tntlAlft IIU1L IUU1 BVIlUllluuuii uuv, ., ,. f rr.iltl,t-i,l. IHfl niOSl
Aueciat
Noommcudatton that the convlet
bie system bo modified, ir not re
pealed. 1'endlujr the election the
tsonvtcta must icturn to t lit- 1'rlce
vllle mint, lrom which they worn
evicted. If the mi tn-M agree initio
foblest them until the lelulure
acts, the mllllla will be wt homo.
Tho committee from Iho nlner
decided to lay the mutter bef-rea
no?8 meeting " the m'ii today, be
fore replying to tljo governor. Those
.best acquainted with the moutitulu
uvmln Iwlinvn the millers Will ac-
ceept tho proposition. If they do not,
tho convicts will return to Coal
Creek neeompanied by mllllla. If
tho slate troops do not furnish
adequate protection, the Unllcd
BtateH will be naked to send regulars.
Iteporte about riots at Prleevllle
yesterday ure without foundation.
COIj COMlTOS'sTUIAfi.
AVAti.A Waua, July 2n.-Yes-lo.-dav's
session of the Complon
court martial trial wan consumed In
listening to the testimony of Col
Compton In his own behalf. His
testimony was similar to that ad
duced at tho trial of the soldiers.
He branded as unqualifiedly false
th statement or I'rosecUtlng At
, torney Blandford that ho (Bland
ford) bad told him of the rumored
attack hb coming through gergcatit
Jones. The Sheriff ami attorney
4ld not ask to have tho troops kept
Uon..jiml did not seem to
believe lu tho rumor.
sayb nn'Mi am tiikkh.
I'tTTSiUHa, July .23 Governor
Campbell, of Ohio, attended tho
annual fotc chain pet re of tho Iinu
dull'club, at Silver lake yesterday.
Fully 10,000 people attended the
fete, which was u biiccc-ms In every
rasped. In speaking of tho politi
cal outlook, Campbell said: "The
ikmocratH ot Ohio are thoroughly
aroused, nuil wo nro going to win.
The Hamilton county disaffection Is
fast dying out. Yes, I expect ex-
I'resldent Cleveland will lend a
n helping hand In Ohio this time. He
will bo Invited to niultofilx speeches.
Gov. Hill will also take a hand In
our campaign, us will also Congress
man Jerry Simpson, of Kansas, and
Senator IVfl'er, who was elected to
succeed Jngalls. Tho two former
irenUomeu will bo Invited to Ohio
by the democratic parly, while the
two latter will bo brought Into the
atate by tho farmers' alliance. Thu
latter party Ib very strong with us
mow, and thoy nro hand In baud
with tho democrats, Thoy will
nominate no llekot this year."
A wirn'B DM'UAVITV.
Austin, !., July 23. A Btait
llng story comes from ono of tho
lumber fmiipa nt Kettle Creek, In
this courltv. In April. 1880. tho
paoplo of this region wero horrified
by tho nowi) that Frank Hancock, n
lumberman living nt llluo Hun, had
murdered four of hie children and
committed suicide by hanging lilm
aelf lu his housfi The news was
madekunwu by Hancock's wlfc,who
had been nbhciit from homo on tho
night of tho tragedy. Her story
was that she had gone homo and
found tho four children lying dead,
aomolivtho yard and soino In the
house. Thov had been stabbed and
frightfully mutilated with n big
butcher kulfe. Tho oldest child
was 11 yeura of ao. A fifth child, a
babe, was asleep and uninjured at
the sldoof ttajuurderd sisters. A
ote, apparently In tho handwriting
or her husbaud, was found lu tho
house In which ho confined the ter
Ubla crime, giving as hU reason his
tleuiro to rid his wife or hlmaelf and
the children beenuseof her conduct.
After tho coroner's inquest, at which
it was found Haiiuiok hud commit
ted the horrible crime, Mrs. Jlancook
Jtrft IHuo Hun. Bhu wiw soon heard
of as an ahauduuod hnuger-on of the
lumber camps, living with this and
tlmt rough lumburmau. It U not
known what dUpodllou Mm mado
or tho babo. A few ilaytp ugo a mea
aenger rrom Kettlo Creek cump went
to Coudersport with tho Bturtllng
atory that JIw. IIuiioooU had dlod lu
emp, ami beforo dying she maile a
ooMfvtwIou which not only acquitted
few husband or the murder of tho
children and himself but which do-
uteres that alio herself mid two of
itc iiaramnurs, whom who named,
but whoso names uro not mado pub
lic, murdered her husbaud and the
children. Tho vHinfetuilou Is to the
nVot that hu chlorofomiod her hus
baud while ho was asleep, and that
two eu, who ere waiting for tho
algital, entered the Iioim provided
with a rope, and wero hanging 1 1 au
aoek wlieu tho ohh.'st child uwoke
H wiadeuii outcry, lho muther
iMHwlf eir.ist u huteher kulfo itiu)
trtod lofilghton thu child Into fU
I4A0, HJ falling, the lubbtd 11 to
4aath, Thu other Tout children, m
Aff awakened by the noWe, were all,
the inception or the taie,
rtHi, a tilt) flNt had boon, lo
them. Tlio babe, Iteliiytoo
iy to he dangerous to tho mur-
i,'was not narmeu, a uoie
m wriltonauiin im Knavuypor
'Mtuillu, and p'uivl in Ham-nuk'n
ook4. l If wrMUil by himself,
vpMltt llat ho liad wnimUtwl (ho
SEVERE HAIL STORM.
Storm in Iowa, From Ireland, Street
Railway Purchased, The Itafa
Again, Latest from Tennessee,
Foreign and State News, Etc.
been engaged In sending out circn- uai 8ent out to her carriage a whole ensUfn trIbe of
lain with ft view or having oil ' nnrtmnntcau full of "lore" going. . , . ..
. . . ..... . r- " . ... . V, t UOUIIU1UT wre ""- - -
through every moou oi tno leeung, ymv, , T,( Ynkou(j or Jnknts,
present, or future-ond was following , aJ pomema ft higher civllk
OH VAIJUIKA WAV.
H YHAxamv, July sw.-The
' W! VMlley U'luimiiitf to the
n; iMvvtepnmut onuimuy win
t tti9WttlMIH4alllM!M ww
f Mi viH Mil fr Yhi)kIm(1 Uy ""
Wit iWv
TUB WOOL MAIIKKT,
Han Kkancisco, July 23. There
Is a better movement In wool, and
tho market is much steadier In feel
Iiitr. although prices are notquotably
higher. Tho situation all around
hIjow a marked Improvement and
dealers seem very well satisfied with
present etatc of affairs. The stock of
fpiliiK wool is dow beginning to de-i-n
ase. Iu some three or rour weckB
tho fall crop will be on the market
In'suilloleiit quantities to warrant
quotation.
BhVKHB HAirj BTOIIH.
Ft. lAUi.,July 23. Thoballfitorm
In Dickey and MePlicrsuii counties,
d. I)., last night destroyed a thou-
Baniliioiesofirraln. A destructive
holl storm also passed through
Normi n county, Minn., covering a
strip of two miles wido and thirty
nv!'8 long.
BTOKM IN IOWA.
Oiii:iioickk, Iowa, July -a,
Cherokee county has again been
visited by a disastrous rain and
windstorm, continuing until 4 o'
clock. Railroad creek reached a
height or only a row feet lower than
high water mark last month when
It caused such terrible havoc. Many
residents on tho flats became frlgbt-
kiikcI mid left their homes. Two'
bouse whloh were removed from
their foundation!! by the former
Hood wero this morning carried Into
Slolix river, and dashed to pieces
against the 2d street bridge. Tim
ber ami ruins of tho last flood also
swept against the bridges, which
went out early this morning, two
other biidges In tho city havo also
been carried away. There were
washouts on tho Illinois Central be
tween hero and Sioux City, also on
the Clierokeo division north and
south of here. Crops are greatly
duumged.
TUB ITATA AOAIN.
Ban Duxjo, July 23. Thero was
considerable oxcltwineut on board
the cruiser Charleston. The men
woie BUddeifly called to quarters,
the starboard gns manued and
loaded, and trained upon tho black
sides of tho Chilian steamer Itatu,
only two or three ship's lengths
nway,, The cause of tho commotion
was seen to ho tho fact that the
unehors ot tho Haiti wore being
rahed to the vessel's sides us ir Tor
uuolher runaway voyage to Chili.
Hho wan signaled rrom tho diaries
ton to lower them again, and did so.
A boat rrom thocrulserluvesllgated,
and It was discovered tho Itata's
anchors had become fouled, und,
acting under orders from Marshal
flard. who was on board, tho crow
luul luisi'd and iliretitaugled Hum.
Tho chief olllecis of tho Itata were
oa shoio at tho time, end knew
nothing of tho Incident until some
time ufloi wimK
THU ITATA.
Los ANtim.ia July 2J.-Captaln
Tejeda, or tho Itata, left for Ban
Francisco to cousult with Mr. Page,
counsel of the congressional party
on this cost. Tho statement that
the lint i will go to Ban Francisco
for rep Ura la premature.
BTItKin' UAII.WAY I'UItOUABKI).
DirriiotT, July 23. Tho entire
Detroit strict railway or 60 miles
has been putchnsed by a New York
syndicate- for fo.000,000.
AM. QUIKT AT COAI. OUKHK.
Knoxvim.u, July 23. Every
thing quiet ut l'rlcevlllo and Coal
Creek, tho miners are holding a
mooting at Coal Creek, It Is believed
that thoy will consent to the return
of tho convicts and await the action
of tho Hpeolal session of the legisla
ture ou tho oouvlot lease syHtem.
Mllllla remain at l'rlcevlllo. Tho
governor will confer with miner
again this evening.
Wll.b HAVH UANIIIIIATIW.
Omaha, July 38,- Chairman Wat
son, of tho state central republican
committee, has announced that the
republican pirty will probably nave
u candidate for gubernatorial chulr
In the Held this full, although tie
supremo court bus decided that they
will hold over. Legal opinions are
so varied on till point It is decided
boot to bo on the safe side. Alliance
and demouratlo purtliM will abtolmvc
u gubernatorial nominees on tjunr
tickets.
CONVICT KII.I.HD.
Knovvim.ii, July !V-The killing
of a oniivlet named Harris by one of
the guard has uuiued great e.vulte-
mcut, nml no uutbriuik at the inliu's
is fear.d,
IlKOUION AlKtUMM
Washimmiin, July . Anting
Hoeruta-y Chaiuller has Rlllriuwl the
ilwtUlou ufthe ronimhsloner oftho
ueiieral land ollltv In I linear of
Henry Chapman v WtlllameKe
Valley and CaMadi Mountain
Wagon H xid Co , O.ejim,
HimuNATK'N.
rT. I'AlUwJuly S,-lt li h'rtriiwl
that J. N. AbtKtt,iUiftut to lrel
(lent Hill or lint great Northern ln
deeldi-! to trud'r hU rfilutloii.
THU AHDIN I'AMCH HUHN.
VwmJy n -The AlaUu IMkiv
mm iki Mr tain)' U atlN f tltutt
tp nUa!)i mum t'f mIlrtu, Only
I ..a-. ..f .I.j. i.iill.ll.t.a tw.ia m a k.u.l
MMII VI ir 'W"'"IM nn. i
elusses of farmers keep back their
wheat crop until prices havo becu
advanced to a high point. The plan
Is to unite farmers In a gigantic
wheat trust In which producers rhall
be stockholders n nd by which specu
lator and wheat buyers will bo
squeezed to the wall. George M.
Mullcr, an editor of this state and a
prominent alliance man is at the
head of the movement. The wheat
crop of the United Btates of 1801 is
estimated to bo five hundred million
bushels; the promoters of the farmers
trust believe four-fifths or this can
be held back by farmers from four
to eight weeks by which it Is
thought prices will have gone sky
ward. Circulars havo already been
sent to secretary of alliances In all
the wheat growing states.
Asia, whow ultimate
ArctJc ocean nnd Beh-
havo
civilisation
their example when sho paused upon t,mn'.g found where In the same lat
the step as if meditating whether she n ,n lxX2inAt Finland and
8I1011IU UIKO 11 or tuiuu uura -
was exidently turning Itself over InUier
Ot'l'OSKD TO (50NVICT IiABOK.
Littlk ItoCK, Ark., July 23
News of the convict troubles in Ten-
uesceo bos strengthened the nnlago
olstlc feeling here, and was followed
yesterday by an uprising of all tho
labor organizations In this city. A
mass meeting was held at which the
penitentiary lessee system was de
nounccd, and resolutions wcro
adopted demanding that the con
tracts recently let by the state to
tho penitentiary lessees, Including
the building of tho state Insane
asylum, be immediately annulled
A Jurgo number participated In the
meeting, and threats are made that
Winchesters will bo used to prevent
convicts being worked iu opposition
to free labor. Other meetings are
announced and considerable unensi
ne."H Is felt.
wants to iih ikiiukn r.
Toi-KiCA. Kan.. July 23 The
rumor t hot Senator Teller, Is figur
ing for the nomination for president
by tho people's parly hi 1892
was confirmed. The Alliance Advo
cale, tho people's party organ lu
Kansas, raised his uamo and In an
editorial states that Kausas took the
lultlatory Htep In tho movement, and
was entitled to tho honor. Until II
was known that Bouator I'elfer do
sired tlm nomination, the preference
among the alliance men seemed to
be for 1'iesidont Polk, of North
Carolina. Senator Peffer'n frlondssay
that the man who was big euough
to beat luualls is big enough for n
presidential candidate.
(...NKUiU' man i'iuiht.
MtNNBAi'oi.iB, July 23. Tills
morning tho general grand chapter
of Hynl Arch Masons elected
Joeph Horner, of Now Orleaus,
general high priest.
FOREIGN.
mind,
The shopman, who had ben some
what moved by tho tender tone of
voice In which she had asked him,
"Wilt thou love mo then as nowf'
watched her with an anxiety that be
trayed Itself too plainly in the adjust
ment of his shirt collar nnd tho arrange
ment of his hair. Suddenly tho lady
seemed resolved, as with ono bound she
cleared tho pavement, and, breathless,
pale, her auburn ringlets fluttering In
the wind, stood onco more beforo tho
admiring shopman.
"I had nearly forgotten," sho said,
In a voico that seemed to veil her
blushing words; "dearl dear! I can
uot tell where my head Is today 1 I
como back to ask you If by cbanco"
hero she paused, as If to take now cour
age, whllo tho trembling shopman
posted his two thumbs eicganuy on iuo
mahogany counter and leant his body
Inquiringly forward "to ask you to be
kind enough to givo me ono kiss beforo
parting."
"M-a-o-a-d-a-mi" exclaimed the as
tonished shopman.
"I want you," repeated tho mar
chioness, "to let mo havo ono kiss be
foro parting."
She raised her beautiful blue eyes full
upon his, and met them boldly and un
blushingly. Slio then, without betray
ing any emotion, repeated her question,
adding, as calmly as possibio, "If you
cannot givo it to mo now. I will call
some other time."
Ho could doubt no longer. Spring
ing over tho counter, ho seized hold of
tho lady's fuir form and then and there
irnvo tho kisses bhe so earnestly begged
for previous to departure. To his great
astonishment the only return the lady
gavo was a box on the ears. This was
followed by a volley of blows dealt by
her parasol over his head, which was
accompanied with an equal number of
phrioks that never terminated till the
polico canjo into the shop.
The affair was carried to tho nearest
polico court, but was soon dismissed
upon its being explained that "One
Kiss Before Parting" was tho uamo of
a song which tho unsophisticated shop
man, blissfully green from his nativo
fields, had never heard of beforo.
BJjcTteld Telegraph.
ROSEDHLE
mm. , rl
HKOHiri' COMDINK.
Toi-KKA, Kas., July 28. It is
stated that a seciet combination has
been formed by democrats and tho
alliance men for the puinoso of
placing u Joint county ticket In
nomination iu thls(Bhawnie) coun
ty with tho view of defwitlng re
publicans iu their stronghold.
Fusion Iss-'id to have been engineer
ed by Judge John Martin, ono of tho
best known democrats lu the slate
Tho Joint platform will Incorporate
the demand of the Bt. Louis plat
form. Till. WHONU MAN.
City ok Mi.xivo, (via Galveston,)
July 23. Thp police or this city ar
rested u man whom thoy thought
ut llrst to lie William Hope, the do
faulter, of Louisville- Ky., who de
camped some time ago with about
$75,000 of city bank money, which
ho embezzled lu March, lbOO, while
he wus teller. After dispatches an
nouncing "Hope's" arrest had been
forwarded to Louisville, an Investi
gation revealed the fact that tho
man who wuh arrested was no other
thui lloyoruor Carlos It Ortizo,
Who la at prownt a member of con
gress from Solium, He was nils
taken for Hope. Tho uutliorlUcw
state lh.it the resemblance between
Hope's photograph and the ex-governor
Is remarkable, and this has
caused the latter sixteen hours Im
prisonment. Bo far as known, Hopo
Is not ami has not been here,
KltOH 1UHI.ANI),
Duiimn, July at Tho League
convention opened today with a
large .iticudaueo. Parnull, who wus
prvsidtng otlloer wan warmly cheer
id. It 'tarring to Balfour's promlxo,
as out lined, or local government
bill, for Ireland, Parnoll wild he
would Join Timothy lioaly lu mak
ing It in comprehensive as passible.
Convention adopted a programme
whloh luuHnlad manhood sulli-ago,
laud 'nw reform and reiusitnlvmeul
of evicted tenant.1.
Rebuking a Greedy Client.
A Philadelphia lawyer, now dead,
who had a national reputation, having
boen honored with high positions of
trust both at Washington and Harrls
burg, was famous for his tremendous
charges. One day a client for whom
ho had collected $1,500 called at his of
fice to reeelvo tho money, and tho law
yer handed him a check for 100. The
client looked at it and romarked that
the lawyer must havo mado a mistake,
and had given him tho check which ho
meant to keep for his feo. "Let. mo
look at the check," said tho attorney,
and glancing over it ho declared that
It was all right and no mistako had
been mado. Tho client kicked against
ri feo of $1,400 for collecting $1,600.
"Oh, well, If you want to bo a hog
about it tako that," said tho man of
laws Impatiently, and ho wroto out an-
othor check. It was for $1G0, and with
that tho client had to bo content, tho
lawyer pocketing $1,!W0, Philadelphia
Hecord,
Norway, and by tlieir upcnor mii..
gence and force of cliaracUr they have
stomped their Impress upon all with
whom they have come In contact.
Theirs la the dominant language from
the Darin of tho Lena to the extreme
eastern coast of Siberia. All the Tun
gusi speak Jakut. Russian is scarcely
known In two-thirds of It Asiatic pos
wwions. For centuries the JokuU have
been tho common carriers for nil the
peoples with whom they have had com
mercial Intercourse. "Without the
Jakut and his horse." wiys MIddendorf.
the eminent naturalist and Siberian ex
plorer, "the Russians would never
have been able to penetrate to the wa
of Ochotsk, and from thence to the
Aleutian chain) but for him they never
would have settled on the Kalyma, nor
havo opened commercial intercourse
rt. h the TchuktchI and the eastern Es
quimaux. Beforo tho possession of the j
Amoor had opened a now roau uj coiu
morce (1640) thousands of pack horses
used annually to go to Ochotsk."
Charles Hallock In New England Maga
zine. A rVmlllar Kxprrlrnce.
Under a flue willow tree I caught a
glimpse of a boy making a wliictle. I
wonder how many of my readers re
member the willow whistles they have
model Perchance you recollect how
well big brothers or visiting cousins
could make them. You can call to
mind the old willow tree by the gate,
and the square topped post on which
you sat, while tho good natured boy
was astride tho fence, and cut. whittled
and twirled tho bit of wood until a
sharp, clear note aFMiredyou that your
treasure was completed. Then you
slid the loobo green bark off and on so
often that by and by It cracked and
wouldn't stay put.
You set to work to make ono your
self, for it looked fo easy, and you
gashed the big kitchen knife Into the
stick selected and tried to peel off the
"rind." It always came off in two or
more pieces and your lingers tlld along
tho white wood, blippery with the sap.
Then you gavo up nnd teased some one
to niako you another. It's the same
old story tho fame old restless, frolic
some childhood that those who lived
In the country can call to mind with
half n smilo and a little longing. To
ronto Globp.
Vaniim vriflliing to build nice nideiicos and in ssearoh fa bwiutiful locitti.iii
. yilh pleasant aurronndings should isit
ROSEDALE.
rt is locator! direct on tho Electric- i.i.e U the Fair Ground, overlooking tho entire city
the snow capped mountain, Mfc. 3f ood and Mi. Jefferson, as well as tho ever
green hillB of Polk county ;ir in plnin view. The site is unsurpassed and
the whole fcmcfc is a beautiful green plateau. The High school as
well a the North Salem new building are within a
phort distance of this tract.
pixJ O
QL
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SSDTtRjns:
Zjr "ryESESJWEjv
rx.
wies!!23 a-asaz! "isjei!iiarar b
f-"-" Ewt whi Eg "k
pes
Are now ordered graded at the expense of the owners. This property
is now for sale by
All Real Kstate Men
In this City, who will be ready at ::y time to show this tract to purchasers.
el H Is
A LATtGE SUPPLY OF THE
best quality of brick at the yards near
Penitentiary. BURTON BROS.,
. Jnlcin, Gregu, .
El25cant"Coiumn.
BAKER
MA RIOTS.
Kan FitANuisuo, Unl July JM.
Wnurttt buyer IbQt uflur August Or'
f 1MI Keaion Und.
('JIJJMfio, Uta.( J'y 2At oho
wheat wa itondy, truth 8iJh
Bop, Ml.
WBATIIRU IMPORT.
Han 1'anoi8, July 1M,VW
out for O egoi) utul V4hlugietw
Light rain lu norihwwbirn Qrtfattu
nud Wnlilngtou,
A Hint Thut Kills Turuiitiilna.
Tho deadly foo of a tanuitula Is tho
tarantula hawk. Theso giant bluo
wasps with their llory wings nro deadly
foes to tho tarantula, and should bo
encouraged In every locality. Thoy
seen) noyer to rest for a moment, and
with tireless energy fly and walk rap
Idly along tho ground, running into
overy crevice and hole, and oxamlnlng
overy smplolous object, after tho taran
tula. Tho fate of tho giant spider when
discovered by tins hawk is certain and
attended w 1th fascinating horror.
Tho winged Insect hovers over tho
viothn until It finds a goal opportunity
to sting. The oUon acts In a peculiar
manner, tho tarantula becoming para
lyzed. In this ttato the eggs of the
hawk are laid In the spider, who ro
inalns allvo to bo slowly devoured by
tho hungry larvie. Florence Companion.
To lurrcHie tlm I.enetli of h I'uut.
A civil englneor of Copenhagen has
proposed a new international ytein of
measures and wolglits, in which ho sug
gests that the Uuglbih foot should be
InartMWkl by about one twenty live hun
dredth jwirt of Its prueent longth. The
foot would then contain exaetly 1,000
ounces of distilled water at 4 dwgs. cen
tigrade, mid on easy ooinnArlson. with
tho memo system would be powlblo.
New York Times.
Ailvnntiices of finaiionril Yellow Tin.
Workers in ornamental wood now
assert that yellow pine, hard finished in
oils, is tho rival in beauty of any wood
that grows, not excepting the costliett
of the hard species, it being susceptible
of receiving nnd maintaining as high a
degree of polish as any known wood.
I l-fl- ...1 t ...,.,! ...til. nil tf Im
Willie, wuuil iiiiurL-Kiiuivii ui iii, ii us
almost Indestructible. In such a con
dition it Is impervious to even hot
grease and other substances that loave
an lneffaceablo stain upon whlto pine,
maple and various other woods.
The yellow pine referred to Is the
long leaf pine the Pinus nustralls of
botanists crowing so abundantly in
East Texas. Trees can bo found in
tills species with a curled grain a little
on the plan of "curly maplp." No
other wood can bo made Into more
beautiful cabinet work. There nro n
few small mills iu tho long leaf pine
regions further eat that cut this char
acter of pine exclusively, shipping the
product to northern cities. New York
lolegrnm.
WSIA,
& STRANG.
302 Commercial Street
rti I p
annus, iitiii, rurnaces,
Tinware, and all 11 bsl
Furnishing Goods.
Cliioiiicy ana
.Siwtf Pipps,
mm
Pu 1T1JD S.
Wood,
Iron aiiu
ikkeye Fork
Pumps. Pomps
For Orchard Spjing.
NcwErallydraulicClotlitsWashcr!
NHco 'nwrleJ for (INK Cl'NT l'fifi
WOKD KAUII IXHKHTIoN. .No auw.
-iHcnient inserted In ilil column for Inu
llian twenty.fi ve renin.
AJTTKI). Uirl to 1
work Id f.iuiili
'1st uect, corner i litiiic'i.tn.
rATKI. Uirl to 1. k'1-th1 hrmpc
?T wont in Minily ct iic .pfly at
7 at lw
ws
Greatest labor saving invention i
ii ties of goods from the litest Itu
I lintit-iltdfi; line. Wtrl.ts ol
(i ti coarsist carnei. ttrftctM
-linn, without rubbing or boiling, w i I u: the umj of cbemh-.d- or anj
di htruetiveprticesfe otnystai and w i '1 be c itipeny owning it iifl'ei
KHK) to unv i erwin who wilt produee u imlly washer eimal to the 2.E
liKA lu the following pole's: l'rlee. Labor paving. Rapidity of wash
tn. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning perfectly without dattmee t
clothing, bimplicity and M.-rfect coiim mtion. blze, weight and durn
billty. Satisfaction guaranteed or, m.iy refuudeu Bole Agents toi
Mralon county. dw
WANTKL ll.r ateut. i nke fllOOlo r0
h rnnntli eilln oi r ." on tlnir
'lertU. We wuat amy nnd (,-i'uciul
aentd, and will trme bs k ullKol m.
Mjld ifacnuut) aj.en tun to ilo.r ot
aud exp-DMii nf-vi u thlrt rti-y' .rial, or
a"nerlorent Iet than JiJJ. v. ,.1
send iMtgeitlnetrtttLd otn-ulnrs hi letler
witn Hfp clal oirrr to un terriv pj
tilled lii,,n iei(i(il i.f 3 i.neceiiL bl.ui ,
App.y a; micp s"ixl i et In r.t the br,n.
Aildrt Iteuucr ; nuf.irtnrln Co. ' ,n
butg. I'n. 7d.iwtr
XT
xi mmro, iuiimKitfcti i .ii 'oifiij.nfc t
tin u real, uitr.
Kt,itt .t..'0tf
J IfKI.V ftll .rl,
Ixmru. iu men:
trcit riir linrn,-l!i:
fTKIRHAl.K. - b Lt i.iw Ki"f of Irndiip.f
L tris, rlth .tirrli.j. . ri.. iciir ot
tjdru. A bt-mmroi J. i vn 'it u home In
(julrc ;. I Hf.oiii) I 'it..c ii i ; hi h.m', r o
if Phylum aenuu ttiiri irifiuK hrmn
4oIdb U) AJ Ium.. 4ru
Capital City km
Jas. Batchclor, Prop'r.
WfiniJfcibatAll ikiiiLM;! ittkv
tttim tbl V title llllx-i- tin
ttabiisl.tiKiil
A fctH u MiUtauilul 11.1-1,1 v
KlSCxlJIt-
'J Wiiitj-nvf rcntB ptr o.i u
K E O F K 3 T
nonrt Mrct. between Jonrin' (!. i
MIllrv'K Li,,-i-j
V i In lirtl-
Hl.t
oirtwi.
"What does your husband dot" asked
a traveler of a slatternly woman whom
lie found living in a littlo old cabin in
the backwoods.
"Well," was tho teply. "he's one o'
the-e handy, gifted sort o persons, my
man is He Ulu et tmn his hand to
nuytlilng.
"He's a blacksmith by perfew-ioti,
but he cooked hi a re I'nmt iu town
uioht o' lost winter, aud he done kyar
peiitoriii' and paluthi' nil spring, and
then ho lectured on tomp'rance awhile
until he got a ohuuoe to run an Inglue
for a month or two, and then he dug
wells and hung wall paper until ho got
a chance to lay brick nt three dollars a
day."
"And what Is lie doing now?" asked
the amused guest.
"TenoluV ingln' boIioqI, hut ho nl
lows to give It up pretty soon aud go to
praetloln' medicine. He kin do any
thing bo's a mind to turn hii 'land to."
Youth's Companion.
IIIjIt lwiiT LtL1iIWft
lief Ij&faaJ am
Destroy the
Pianos
and Organs
Al)
M VSJ CA J, MEll UUANDI8E,
I'INEbT L1NF. LOWEST PRICES.
Installments frt.m h per month up. Wholesale nnd
Retail.
P. H. EAST0N & CO.,
310 Commercial St., Salem.
Iliad Quarters for the Ralem Orchestra. dw
Pesttf.
-Now U the Time Uy
SjW your fruit trees.
J3IUGGS & Murw.N
Are prepared to givo trees treatment loi
the ktsiwm with n K"d eprnylni: nutlll
uiiUCtetlou guanintftd. Ixave orders ut
4. K UiUwIlu i. s.'j'. oUlee, 16USUitolreot
wlmn 6 3dwtf
OAHJI.llluinwn telU tut
ealj,l)uyM oVTftu.d dt o.
Miuvr r W9 i?lug.
llolU mul Ctiui;r.
Tho number of olmngtM whloli cmii
be played uivon a oliluie of boll U
wouderful Twelve bolU will allow no
m than 470,00 1,000 elmnM. The
tx)U In St. I'iUrlok'u oatliatlml me
among the finest of their Mud hi UiU
country, but they oan hardly 1!oIrhh1
with the great bells of Uie world. New
)'ork lni.
Uu.VAHuys, People and horsn
orten runaway for oil sort of filler
cut reaour, but few iterwinseveruK
frightened nt pricen of jjixhU tit
JPurrur & Vu' gmorry store.
lelul
er-
w
mlfci w)ii)e-
H!e our new
Trtie to IIU Color.
It Is told that one day during tho war
a txpmd of Confederate, wearing cap
tured bluoovereoau. rodeijp ton house
in Tenncteoo and greeted the owner
with. "Wall, old man, what nro you,
reh or YankT Puizled by the blue
oo.Ua and gray jwnU. aud not knowing
to whloh army his vUltors belonged,
Okl Caution answered. "Wall, gentle-
mwi, I'm iiotlilu', und very little of
tlmU" Now Orleans New Delta.
FAItM FORSAIiJS.
itaore(ifUett'Mk and fruit l-iud li
UraKonturMtloain SmvkIii. win m l,
lot to suit purobr. Adiif.'.r hI
tJ.J hihi L,KuUUU,Oie
NearailvtrUrek Kalu. lHm
r O K J3 Y !
T Ux m Rul lita'e Security,
Agwiey lUi-ttt
Ilultdli . o.
int. Savings, Loan i
FEAR & HAMILTON
8AI.1C.M,
A t J dw
Oregon
Ladle
Vou,
WuUis nt
l.lujie
nnluutlou salelhls week, nt Jn)v
TSO-lv
L'aiDpvrs, hol-You'll
tblntr nits If viu ilnn't
line of good ihTug btWWa mtklug
yourksket. SrwtOil.
8BM.l.riarUM!.i Hud ocn
llirwd fur C JU
At J H I I'NNH
Professor Thomson finds In his ex
periments on tho phystologloal effects
of Alternate otirrenU that the danger
ot the current dliuInUlies as the num
ber of alterations &9Olid In
nrwiMKl. Why t U 1'opular.
Ueoaiue It ho proven its abwiluto
nuritttver aud i-Ver again, tntjause It
hasun unwjuiil'.d npord of ourw,
bonrtiielts tHtkiniMis tyniduttltid p
a tlmnmshly hnnwt uiunilur, atill
btKMU&e It MmibititM economy ami
Mrenu'ib, bfiiij; ihe only uifdlulue
of wllto "loI).w Oue DelUr" 1
truelhwe utropg pulotf lye mude
Hml titmmtm ity uutoi no.
UrMful tniHlMiie af th 0v.
ffmMfHfl iiiimiifeiuire tho
HUJ4 MIHll94 Kti.l JU t W b.i!MUi
at prku bvtter Hmu 1'urtluud dual
tr
Notltso to Contrwctors,
BMm BulldiiiJ! for DUtnct No. '!,
Kmlil trfib will b mtrtwul by th board
ofllrotor. cmin.io'dH4itt V u, Marlon
wmuiy.onmou.tii ih. ..HUoi thcolora ..i
MtdtlUtrlrt, IN rtU-. buildluf. HMltnt, ou
bJUlllUv. J II y li. 1Si. mt.i'eiwli .. ...
Air ib roe !.. ut twa tU. 1 Uuljilmc
I
A. J, SHIMP, M. D,,
i hysician and Surgeon.
IjiIo nt Philadelphia.)
ElECTfilCITY IS 1HE TRUK ENEMY
Of all Uir.inlo. Ubeiimatlc, lllood, Ilraln
nil uervoa aUfUhon. livery variety oi
.Binale dlkttiBO yield to electricity aftei
ill other modus of treatment have tilled
iiii'uun je.ir clinical experience. Utile
U) Coinuiei(.ia. .iie-l 6233m
ASOBVS 31EAT MARKETS,
IM Bute street. M0 Liberty street, North
:i tn.
Ve are ready tn nil nl orders for nb
ill dxnfl'e huud Milt nieU W e tUin to
r ptlte iimi the country ntfurdii. Kie
liery. We ulrt thank nil our old
fatniDs fo t etr tlborsl p-itronngc, hoplnc
hey wllUllll roiitiitio with ui.
e LU 3
Lis n .
rg
s
M.T. RiNElYiAN
DF-Al.EV I2
Staple anil Fun y Grtttries,
cJ,k.?.r' UlagWHre, IjtmpH, Wiwim
aud Willow ware. All kind ofn LI rud.
Who McrctnblehcndfrnltK n. n.ni. m ....
Hlglicm i'rlco paid for c-uuutry prodote."
WeKollrit unhart- ofyour rr.irucuee
W
VUHtateitreet
Ji3. C. CROSS,
and Facfe
State Bt. and Court 8t The nm menu
iellvered to alt parts of the Ity.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OIUiGOK.
Kates, $2.50 to $5.00 ptr Ihy.
The bent hotel belu ecu J'nrtlabd '
Kniuolbco. J-Irwt-cJans In nil lu uywli
menu, lu tubleH are mi ted with tl
Choicest I'mlta
UrnwD In the Wlllamelte Vi.lley
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN.
South of Willamette Hotel,
- - ORBOCH
S-A-LKM
&
Z.
13
TlmMuoUi H.Um Uilldlnx tn newr
unnai iw ill
IheotUiMiufO
t pln aud iKMrfhflhit.HDiai
M. MiNnllvjirfhliualj.uliu..
A 10 nw ttrwttOB r uiua linlitim. wtii
pMmsf.rio-iUu n No 1, nl at Stn o
Mid McAIll-.
4 lluWriul.A.1 K iII.IIud lb V...l.n .
in lMintMa will itu aui i,tid ..-u.
OtloWiiM li uM. e of K -Urn . Uauisl,
ttlilltMM, h'u.
TM bHUdluf bo BOIlii wj, M in-
tri. ryjOM or Utmu Jmi w,
Tti lw.r4 MMillTkll
4i y ad nil I44 Arff
t U hilMi ImiiL ur
M'Wrt piltx It UMMMMUIMII !.
tUUMMKW l I'd. WUI IMJ iti I r ilM
Wl
be ilabl
rtlrtfcT.ui
m im wwii imii. iur pur .! U iM
i. d
tn 1-H
hum a I'll nil.
ihi-iWHfiiuraiMFtttf Mte w
art t i tijfcifrt.
WJt 8JM1
. " ,im.
H. If. WESTACUTT.
fork.
UK, Wtk.
flilJ
i.iktn,
l't J nul IJtmnlJujj
. i J ' .i J dv r
Ip.r.irjf mwrt. tWB itf iVifl
ruble,
For Sale Cheap.
120 ACRKS OF LAND
mll'-n from Hal. in i.i f r k re. About
ix.'n, immune nmt r. (Joodnuflne
ncrnu . ' LhV w l i.wb,
upei llmikf lnr fttleet.
n orre
wuter,
A, W, B1ACKP0RD.
tlouie palntlus nd imper lutul.,
Orol materlat and Hr'-iaM vork it ihj
oi)Jt. Ixuvuorder4ini4aif, nt FuniJ
tore.
mm
i:
i m
The only iueuMlal tight ever carried oi
agulmitthe rdi ii)Uo In the buniai
)tJi)hy
WHISKEY, OPIUM AND TOBACCO
l that road with to Double Chloride of
0ld rtiuediu t the
UUY INSTITDTR
Oregon Siiite Fail
rti'rlj flnit nnul nshiUlston under t'.l I
mDiiiiK.Hiietit.iftliaUregnnrltute Ifcurd 41
txrk-ultiire, Mill b boi.l at the riuio Vi III
ruuiiun mur wiieiu, noiDi' nciUK on
Hominy, bYpfcmlh'r U, W.)i,
And lantlni; one we k.
OVER $15,000
IX C'A.SII FIIKMIUX8
ufued for crh'uitiiral,ilih k and inwu
iimiuiuirih j.ir HorKx or art ana
tinay ork mid rJkUofrpetd
lUdunwlralw fir fnv oid frrlKbt on l
i.jiriuiiiio iii)(.iohi a rri'in luo i;;
lui-uiUiit la.piwvmiifiH bitve btenpif
iiid iii irmi iidnuud ibireiiMd iaiur-
te attuned exlilbinr.
IVii'k will beflp4X rbis In Ike nttt
A iin-u'lld M uj b-i tk . nterrd in i"J
'lrtl t).frl.. urn. mii' Hue cxfibilvi
ug " b H mi wu b d jy M .,
putrU- fi r piruiliuii iu.a Monday;
Tii to r.Al,llj,i.H'M,r iiigedli "alli;l
iiii " ih-r.rt ikii -jrtnrn I 'f3j
luilkM 't ((.I'd i llnl fpi"
i i.r yk-tH-'f-H i..p' (fn tpt I H'S"
riiuiijup Afiis-1"N
laji'. 4iy Va.:
MT... ,, 'jaw it, ket
WJIMtM
I
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ft,
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