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VOL. 6.
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
HALETUU. OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1893.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 48. '1
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The underlying
CASH. Cash
up. 'Tis this
Bavins
BLUE FRONT to undersell all competitors. Have you
335 Commercial Street,
IT KING SOLOMON WERE ALIVE
He would be a mighty good customer
of ours, for he was a wise maD, and
knew a good thing when he saw it.
Do you know a good thing when you
see it? Look at this:
Underwear and Hosiery For
men, women and children as good
lines as you will find in the city. In
Infant's vests we have a special bargain
in pure lambs-wool 60 cents, also
several cheaper grades.
In Ribbons we keep a full line in
pure silk Baby Ribbon.
Boys All Wool Suits, 1 3.60.
A large Invoice of H. & S. Corsets-
Office 1B6 Commercial street, In Willamette
hotel building, nearly opposite the postofllce.
Office Hours iron 8 a. in. to 5 p. m.
All orders for water or other business will
receive prompt attention at the offlco. Bills
for water are payable the 1st of each month.
It Is desired that as many consumers as
possible pay their bills at the office.
J. M. WALLACE, President.
J. M. MARTIN, Superintendent.
E. M. Waite Printing Co.
Largest establishment In the city.
OVER BUSH'S BANK,
SAL.KM. ... OREGON.
DO YOUR BANKING BUSINE8S
WITH THE OLD BANK OF LADD
& BUSH, SALEM, OREGON.
2-11-dw-lm
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, 1200,000
Transact a general banking business
In all Its branches.
GEO. WILJjIAMS President
WM. ENGLAND
ilUQUMoNARY
.Vice President
I'.RJiMfT.
DIRECTOB8: Geo. Williams, Wm. Ene
land.Ur. I. A. Richardson, J. W. HoOson, J.
A. Maker.
Bank In new Exchange block on Commer
cial street. 8:1 J-U
Authorized Capital (600,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Salem, Oregon.
W. A. CU8ICK, Pres. W. W. MARTIN, Vice
Pres. J. H. ALBERT, Cashier.
8tate, County and City Warrant bought
at Par. aw
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Real Estate, in amounts and
time to sulu No delay In considering loans.
FEAR HAMILTON,
Boom 12, Bush Bank block. 6 13dw
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATOH3IAOE,
2tXCMrskI8l, !, Ortf
(Next door to Klein's.)
Rjiealalty el fortol . and revi Om .
Principle-The unmatchable Power-
of our Business is
it the lever that moves the world. Kings bown dovr to it.
Manufacturers doff their hats and drop in their prices like
the "sensitive plant," when touched with the all potent
CASH
for Cash and Selling
Damon Bros
just in and prices reduced 20 per cent,
on all numbers.
Our Stock of Shoes is in much bet
ter shape than eyer before. Wo have
nothing to give away but always give
our customers such low prices that they
can sing without an
Kid Gloves. We have guaranteed
gloves at $1.00 in colors and $1.40 in
colors or black. Every pair fitted on
at the counter.
Hair Pins Plain and fancy, curl
ing Irons, curling iron heaters, kid
curlers, etc.
Soaps of all Kinds: We have
extra Family Savon, Borax, Pumice
Stone, Tar,Long Bar Toilet, and a great
Yob Cannot Realize
The convenience of a perfect
FLAT OPENING ACCOUNT BOOK,
until you have tried one. It is our desire to persuade ALL
merchants .to give our patent back books "a trial. You will
use no other. Manufactured by
CAPITAL CITY BINDERY.
Book Binders, Lithographers, Printers and Publishers.
SALEM, ORBQON.
NEWTON TANNER.
White Tanner's Livery.
(Successor to Ellis k Whitley.)
Livery, hack and feed stable. A full supply of horses and buggies on hand. Horses boarded
by day, week or month. Office at stable, Commercial and Trade streets, south
of Willamette hotel.
NOT IN IT !
The North Ralem Meat Market has not
Joined the combine, but sella first-class meats
froin 5 to 10 cents per pound, as It always has.
Pitchford & Long,
at Hunt's old shop, opposite W. L. Wade's
store.
r Eta.
LEAVES SALEM
from U. P. Dock at 6 o'clock a. m. every Mon
day, HBaae&uayttuuDttbuiuu;,
LEAVES PORTLAND
street every Tuesday, Thursday andbunday,
i tonrMrnlnf? freight and Dasseneer business.
call on the agent, AL HKRREN .
WISCOSIN CENTRAL LINES.
(Northern Pacific R. R. Co., Lessee.)
LATEST TIME CARD,
Two Through Trains Daily.
l45pm&25pn)
kaopm 7:15pm
10tUm 4:15pm
1 Minn a
I Btl'aul a
lDulutba
0:15am
4:15pm
&40pm
660pm
SJOpm
lOiSpm
K3ua
U.Mua
LfiOpro 7pm
74iu9Jm
I . Ashland, a
I Chicago., sj
S'fftyy
5.47pm
nrkAtaiAid and tiuE&M checked throucb
Steame
to all points In the United BUtes and Canada.
Clow connection made la Chicago with all
trains going East and Houth.
KorlulUnforinatlOB PPy Jo yew tutit
tlefcet agent or JAB. O. iW(I,
T3ePMS..and Tkt, Aft., Cfala?, HI
offer. 'Tis this grand principle
upon which the business of the
BLUE FRONT has been built
for Cash
that enables the
tried us? If not, why not?
variety of fine toilet soaps.
"Boss of Road" Overalls, button
ade pants, blouses and shirts for men
and boys.
Infant's shoes from 35 cents to $1.60.
We always have a nice line of Win
sor Tits in all colors.
Combs, brushes, whisk brooms, tooth
brushes and all sorts of notions. You
can saye money by buying of us.
We could call special attention
of our customers to our H& B. Corsets.
When you want anything in the tin
ware line, just look over our stock, and
see if we cannot please you.
Osburn's Racket Store, 261 Com
mercial street.
J. F. WHITE.
Ml of Salem!
To save you the trouble and expense of send.
IngtoSanFranclsoo.wa have boughtacomplete
line of MRS. NKTTIK HARRIBON'H world
bmed TOILET ARTICLES. Every lady can
positively have health and beauty by using
IUCU1.
L0LAM0NREZ 0REME.
The SKIN FOOD and
TI88UE BUILDER
preserves and Im
proves the complex
ion. Prepents wrin
kles, withering, dry.
lng.aglngof tbeskln.
Her FACE BLEACH
removes freckles, tan,
moth patches .yellow
ness.yellow skin. Her
HAIR VIGOR abso
lutely prevents hair
falling out, makes it
fine and glossy, cures
all scalp humor. Mrs.
UAKKIBON'S LIV.
EK UEQDLATOR
TidU
cures torpid liver, malaria, headache, nervous
diseases, costlveness, ail female troubles.
Only genuine vegetable remedy. Buy today.
DROOKH LEGO, Druggist, Patton
Block, Balem, Oregon.
For any special or complicated blemish nf
the face and form, write to MRS. HETTIE
HAiUUHON, 3d Geary HU, Ban Francisco.
Superfluous hair permanently removed.
(MS. W0LZ,
Proprietor of the
GERMAN x MARKET
South Commercial BL, Balers.
AU kinds Fresh, Halt and Smoked Meats
and Sausages.
FREE DELIVERY.
The only genuine Wlsaenrnrst in theeUy.
A. D. PALMER'S
Ne M?ai Market
IN COTTLE BLOCK.
Tb ht mU. tli bdat ssnrlee and the
lowest ftitm, !-
TODAY'S TELEGRAMS.
Associated Press Report of News
of the
LAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
Mackay's Condition A Defection
from the Republican Party.
TheMackay Affiar.
Ban Francisco, Feb. 27. John W.
Maekay is still Improving and there Is
thought to be no danger from his
wound. Rippeyf who shot him, is still
alive at the receiving hospital.
Gone to the Enemy.
New York, Feb. 27. A special from
Grand Forks, N. D., says George Walsh
speaker of the house of representatives
has reuounced the Republican party
and gone over to the Democrats. He de
clares the senatorial contest at Blsmark
ought to end the existence of the Re
publican party in that state.
THE LAST DATS.
Indian Appropriations Passed Gold
for Shipment.
Washington, Feb. 27. The House
today passed the Iudian appropriation
bill under suspension of rules.
A feeling of confidence prevades the
treasury. As far as known only $350,
000 in gold has been engaged at the
New York subtreasury for sbipment to
morrow, while the free gold in hand is
more than four million.
The house has agreed to non-concur
in the a senate amendments and the
sundry civil appropriation bill sent in.
The conference arrangement is to use
this non-currence to force the senate to
recede from action on the Sherman
bond amendment. It is believed the
amendment is not as strong as it was
in the senate, and that a bold front on
the part of the house will cause the
senate to recede on that puiut in order
to get other amendments through.
NO SENATORS ELECTED.
Montana Unchanged Allen Losing
in Washington.
Helena, Feb. 27. Senatorial ballet:
Mantle SO, Ulark 23, Dixon 10. Others
scattering.
Olympia, Wn,, Feb. 27. Allen 40,
Turner 20, Qriggs 20. Others scatter
ing.
Place for Mr. Harrison.
New York, Feb. 27. Considerable
correspondence has been going on be
tween President Harper, of Chicago
university, and John D. Rockefeller,
concerning the best methods of pro
moting the growth of the university.
From a hint dropped by the million
aire, it is believed a chair of constitu
tional law will be endowed in connec
tion with Chicago university, the sal
ary to be paid (25,000 per year, and
that Presideut Harrison will bo in
vited to accept the position, and to
lecture at least twice a week to students
of the Chicago educational institution.
Wrecked In a. Storm.
San Francisco, Cal. Feb. 20. Dur
ing the gale Saturday night the nap
tha launch "Bob" was driven ashore
at Bausalito and two of the crew
drowned. One of these was Fred Lee,
son of the owner of the launch, and an
unknown man. The only survivor, a
man named Crawford, reports the
launch capsized in tho storm.
Receivers Appointed,
Philadelphia, Penn., Feb. 27.
Reading rolling mill company passed
Into receiver's hands this afternoon, on
a bill of equity, filed by the Wellman
Iron and Steel company and others,
alleging tho company to be insolvent.
J. H. Cofrodo and E. A. Ballard were
appointed receivers.
A $1,000,000 Bridge.
Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 27. The
Pacific Short Line bridge, begun three
years ago, suspended by financial re
verses, is to be completed at once. It
will be sixty feet wide, cost over II,
000,000, and it 1b expected to be com
pleted by November 1.
Switchmen's Htrike.
D.CATUR, III., Feb. 27. All Vanda-
lia switchmen hero have struck for ad
vanced wages.
Killed Two Greasers,
Phoenix, Arlr,, Feb. 27. In the
Placer district on the Hasayampe river,
a man named Michael killed two Mex
icans who tried to Jump his elal tu.
HOME RULE CONCEDED.
Fanners' Party Forcing Free Silver
in Germany.
London, Feb. 27, The results of
the byo-electlons held since the Irish
home rulo measure became known in
its entirety have been so favorable to
Mr. Gladstone that the government
whips state that the plan of postpon
ing tho dissolution of parliament for
two years Is likely to be altered if the
liberal managers find tho feeling of the
country ripe for a challenge to the house
of lords on the rejection of the home
rule bill by that body. Should it be
found that the Bentiment of tho coun
try favors such a challenge, and that
the chances for liberal success are
as promising as the bye-elections
indicate, then there will be no
delay in dissolving the house of com
mons and throwing down the gauntlet
to the hereditary legislators. Intend
ing candidates have therefore been
warned to be ready for a campaign pre
ceding a general election in July, The
liberals are in the best of spirits. Mr.
Gladstone's majority in the house of
commons is now 44 and his supporters
are working solidly, every time dis
appointing those who had hoped that
the home rule combination would go
to pieces. The government whips find
no necessity for whipping in, for their
men are always ready at every division,
The unionists, on the contrary, are dis
contented and do not respond to the
calls of their party whips. The union
ist party organs are full of vehement
appeals for unity and harmony, but
somehow the appeals produce no impres
sion. There Is a growing belief among
the people who are observers, and who
do not range with either side, that
home rule is destined to win,
German Affairs.
Berlin, Feb. 27. Emperor William
was present at an official dinner given
by Dr. Von Boettlcher, secretary of the
imperial home office and representative
of tho chancellor. His majesty led the
conversation, which was devoted to the
absorbing topic in political circles the
formation of the great agrarian party.
Chancellor von Caprivi was the only
minister not present. The emperor, of
fering a toast to the absent chancellor,
alluded to him in such terms as inspired
the conviction that Caprivi will only
be driven from office when the emperor
is forced to succumb before the over
whelming defeat of the imperial policy.
The agrarian coalition, while affecting
the loyalists' reverence for the emperor,
practically demands a radical change
in the imperial policy. The strength
of tho agitation develops daily, and the
plot tends to one denouncement the
overthrow of Von Caprivi, protection
to agricultural interests and tho return
to bi-metalllsm.
Leaders of the coalition already feel
powerful enough to declare that noth
ing short of a reverse of tho whole pol
icy of the government will content
them. As tho emperor cannot be ex
pected to assent to the demands, the
party alms at tho dissolution of tho
relohstag at the earliest posslblo mo
ment. Formidable in itself, the coali
tion Is further fortified by union with
fheautl-semltlcs. Tho emperor is fol
lowing tho movement with close at
tention. Princo Bismarck is In the
closest touch with the agrarian leaders.
Ho responded to expressions of devo.
tlon Bent him from a number of meet
tings with assurances that bo is in full
sympathy with the agrarian agitation.
The Hamburger NacbrichUm, is a
series of articles obviously inspired by
Prince Bismarck, incites the leaders of
the movement not to abato their at
tacks upon tho government, atid pre
dicts their eventual triumph.
Famine in England.
London. Feb. 27. No such destitu
tion as exists in Oldsham, owlug to tho
prolonged struggle between tho cotton
masters and operatives, has existed
since the war in the United States,
when the scarcity of cotton closed tho
mills. Thousands aro out of food and
fuel.
Consul General
London, Feb. 27. United States
Consul General New will leave the con
sulate May 15.
Trains Collide.
Washington, Feb. 27. A collision
between a passenger and freight train
on Causeway of Long Bridge over the
Potomac this morning resulted in
wrecking both engines, killing Fireman
Simpson of the frleghtand seriously In
juring the engineer and fireman of the
passenger train. The telegraph operat
or at the bridge has been arrested for
failing to close the switch.
Ship to Launch.
Philadelphia, Penua. Feb.27.
Great battle ship Indiana will be
launched tomorrow,
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S Gov't Report J
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Six Men Drowned.
New Bedford, Mass., Feb. 27. Six
men were drowned off Culty Bunk,
one of the Elizabeth Islands last night,
while trying to rescue the crew of a
stranded vessel. The men com Dosed
the volunteer crew of the Massachusetts
Humane society life boat. Tho names
of the unfortunate men were: Capt.
Timothy Aiken, Isaiah Taylor. Hiram
Jackson, William Brightman, Freder
ick Aiken, one unknown. Durintr the
storm last evening a vessel was discov
ered aground off Bowano Pigs reef. A
boat belonging to tho Massachusetts
Humane society got out and a volun
teer crew men put off in her, despite
tho heavy swell and warning of the
captain of the life saving station. They
succeeded in getting uudor lee of tho
vessel. A rope was thrown to the boat
butjustasa landing was about to bo
effected, a great wavo capsized the boat
and in an instant tho men were strug
gling In ice cold water. One man of
the boat's crew, Joseph Tllton, caught
a rope thrown, and was drawn on board
the vessel, but tho rest were lost. The
captain and crew of the vessel were
saved.
Effect of the Kansas Decision.
Topeica, Feb. 27. Tho decision of
the court put an end to a condition of
affairs more uniquo and exciting than
anything which has thrilled Kansas
since tho border wars, Tho rival houses
will now probably unite in one body
and transact much needed business.
The present session expires by limita
tion March 3, and it will be necessary
to hold an extra session in order to
transact the necessary business. It
seems to be the general decision of the
Populists to respect tho decision of tho
court, and tho populist members will
probably meet the Republican houso
Monday. Tho leaders nil declare the
court's decision is wrong, and that they
will appeal from It to the people at the
noxt election. The effect of tho opinion
on tho election of Judge Johu Martin
as senator seems to bo an uncertalu
quantity. Tho Republicans nud stal
wart Democrats, however, havo deter
mined to make no election. There be
ing no contestant for theeat, and Mar
tin's credentials being regular upon the
face, thoy will proonbly bo accepted by
tho senate. It may bo a Joint session
of the house and senate will be hold
later to chooso a senator, and in that
event the Democrats will doubtless
Join tho Populists,
Wooldridge's Slayer.
Portland, Feb. 27. Twelve intelli
gent men of Multnomah county de
cided that Frank Oehlschlager, who
killed W, H. Wooldrldgo, is guilty of
murder in the second degree. They
reached this conclusion after a deliber
ation occupying one hour and fifty
live minutes. At 3:25 o'clock tho caso
was submitted to them, and at 4.20
they reported that a verdict had been
agreed upon.
Will Resort to Cloture.
Washington, Feb. 27. After de.
nounclng tho Republicans for two
years tho Democrats are to go back on
their record and resort to cloture.
They will confine it to the sundry civil
bill for the present, been use it Is upon
that L111 the flllbutiterore aro b'ocklng
legislation. It will cause a merry row,
but the Democrats realign that some
thing must be done to get the appropri
ation bills through.
Hunters Drowned.
Ban Francisco, Feb. 27. It is
thought that A. R. Church, a member
of tho firm of Dolllno fc Co., leather
dealers, of tills city, and Eugene Ffost,
secretary of the MoNear's Electric
Street Road, In Oakland, havo been
drowned. Nothing has been seen or
heard of thu missing men since thoy
started out hunting.
Water Works Worth Something.
New York, Feb. 27. The Loug Is
land water supply combination will
make another effort to compel Brook
lyn to pay fl.250,000 for their plant and
franchise, The supreme court com
mission recently declared that It was
worth only $570,000. The attorney for
the Water Supply Co., has served no
tice that they would put tho commis
sioners' reports aside, on (he ground
Baking'
rowaer
that Edward Row, ono of the commls-J
sioners, was a member of the boatd i
education.
Stevenson Starts.
Bloominqton, Ills. Feb. 27. AU
Bloomington was astir this mornlnsr to
bid farewell to Vlco President Elect
Stevenson, who started for on his Jour
ney to Washington for inaugural.
Prize Fighting Must Go.
San Francisco. Cal.. Feb. 27. The!
various prize fighting clubs of thi city
nave ueoiared the prospective matches J
on, ana tho flgnters have ceased train
ing. The California Athletic club In
closed and will retire from business.
All this is one of tho results of the kill
ing of Billy Miller by Dal Hawkins at
tho Paciflo Athietlo Club last Filday
nignt.
Norwin Green's Estate.
Louisville, Ky. Feb. 27. Dr. Nor-!
vln Green did not leave a will. Hlal
estato amounts to three-ouarters of
million, under the Kontuokv laws!
one-third goes to tho widow, whlou
leaves $500,000 to be divided between!
hIx children, four sons and two daugh-j
tors.
Coat of Government In Canada.
Thoro is a growing impression that
official salaries in Canada aro far too
numorous and in some cases far too'
high. Wo pay our governor general the
samo salary as is receivod by the presi
dent of tho United Btates $50,000!'
though tho lattor is tho head of an in
dependent nation with 18 times tho pop
ulation or uuiaua, una our governor
general has companitivo limited powers
and responsibilities.
Tho United Btates administration is
mado np of eight ministers, with sala
ries of 18,000 each, a total of $04,000.'
Canada now has a cablnot of 13 salaried
ministers, rocoiving $3,000 each, with an
extra $1,000 to tho premier, besides
which thoro aro two comptrollers and a'
solicitor general, rocoiving $0,000 each.):
In this is Included tholr sessional pay as i
membors of parliament, for which Uiuted.!k
M.HWH MluiUhUlH IVbUITH UU UUJIIUUUk,"
as thoy aro not members of congress.
This makes tho total salaries of the
Canadian administration as now consti
tuted $115,000 as against $04,000 whick
tho Washington administration receive!!
Tho salaries of tho nrosldnnt nnd hlal
soven ministers mako a total of $114,000.)' 'j. ';
The salarios of tho governor general andW' '.'
his 15 tninistors mako a total of $105,000,1
at. John Telegraph.
The Tombstone of De Lesseps.
If Ferdinand do Lessops bad completed
tno Panuma canal, tuo wbolo world would
havo bent tho knoo to him. Ho failed,!
and tho world npbraids Idm. His fall
has dogradod France, disgraced him and1
ruined his friends. Tiio Buoz canal Is a
lasting monumont to his genius; tbe
Panama canal is his tombstone. The
world has forgotten tho abnso and rial
culo hoapod upon him before ho carried,
to successful completion the project of
joining tho waters of tho Mediterranean
to thoso of tho Rod sea, a project in
which tho pharaohs, Darius tho Great,'
Napoloon Bonaparto and Mehemet All
had failod.
llo was a nuartor of a century mal
Ing his plans and ton years In building
tho canal. Tho actual cost of tho canal
was $87,500,000, and tho not profits in a
slnglo year havo boon as much as $0,000,
000. England owns moro than two-tilt!
of tho canal and has prontod more by
than all tho othor nations of the worl
put together. Now York Tribune,
Signs of Health,
You don't have to look!
twice to detect them bright
eyes, bright color, bright!
smiles,
bright in
every ac
tion. Disease is
overcome
only when
weak tissue
SCOTTS
EMULSION!
rrrrt
is replaced by the healthy!
A..UU. utuua j-tfMiuiaiuu v
coci liver on enecta cure dvj
building up sound flesh. It
is agreeable to taste and
easy of assimilation.
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