..iiw?hit) ift,,,im, i"mm-.gr " --- - 'wwvwrft riMGWww.t. tflVE OEJtfT BookCoupon CAPITAL BookCoupon V V 111 1 lliJi SA'lTJItDAY, SATURDAY, VOL. 0. 'THE PEOPLE'S PAPEK." ftAJLiXflM. ORlflUOrl. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1890. "tfO-DAY'8 NJffiWS TO-JJAY." NO iao, 1 The Question is Often Asked Why the Tb? N?W York Racket Has such a lively trade, while it appears dull in many places? That question ia easily answered, they buy their shoes from one of tho most reliable cash shoo factories in St Louis, raying cash for them, thereby getting their Btock at the lowest price. Ihen soiling tor cash, they haye no allowance to make lor bad accounts. That ex p'ains why they Bell shoes choap. In other lines, such as Hats, White Shirts, Bla'k Sateen, mid litht Dress Shirts, Panto, Overalls, Underwear of all kinds for ladies, and gonts Hosiery, Laces, Embroideries, J ace Curtams, Kibbons, Gloves, Mitts, TabJo Linen, Linen Tablecloths, Napkins, Crash, Hammocks, Brushes and notions of all kinds which are all bought for cash in New York, and following that line, (cash) from factory to consumer, they can afford to sell at low prices. They ask an examination of their stock and prices. E. T. BARNES, State Ins. Block. Keeping Pace With the Times. - -. - Have your business accounts kept in PERFECT books, Bucb are The Frcy Patent Flut Opening Books. Books that are worthy of tbe pat re-Dace and praise of the' Government Of ficials of the Btate of Oregon, aud the greater portion of tbe mercbautiie men of tbe State, are surely deserving of a trial by everyone. Manufactured In Oregon ONLY by The Meston-Dygert Book Mfg. Co., Proprietors ot THE CAPITAL CITY BINDERY. Binders to tbe State of Oregon, Printers and Lithographers, Salem, Oregon. 500,900 TREES 1 OSWKGO - NURSERIES, FALL. 1892. ' SPRING, 1893. We would call tbe attention of dealers, and large and small planters, to our large and varied assortment of Fruit Trees and Small Fruits, Ornamental, Shade, Nut and Evergreen trees. Our trees are clean, smooth, and first-class In every respect. Send for catalogue and price list. Address, Walling & Jarisch, flJMention this paper. Oswego, Oregon. ED. S,' LAMPORT, Harness and Horse Furnishing Goods. Campbell's Celebrated 289 Commercial St., H. W. COTTLE & CO., General Insurance Agency. Representing tke following well-known, and reliable Cempanies: BTATE INSURANCE CO., JElua Insurance Co., Traders' Insurance Co., Bun Insurance Co.. National Insurance Co., Westobeeter Klre Ins. Co., .Lion Klro Insurance Co., Imperial Klre Insurance Co., London & Lancashire Flro Ins. Boo., London Assurance Corporation, Alliance Assurance Co., Norwich Union Fire Ins.Boc. Oldest anrt Leading Firm In the City Devoted Exclusively to Insurance.-; J. W. TflORNBURG, TIIU UPHOLSTERER. Recovers and repairs upholstered furniture. Long Experience in the trade enables me to turn out first-class work. Samples of coverings. No trouble to give estimates. State Insurance block, Cbemeketa street CHURCHILL Spraying Owllis, B 103 BURROUGHS State Street. F. T. HART, 247 COMMERCIAL STREET. ESTABLISHED 1876. WILLIAM NILES & CO., Los Angeles, California. BREEDERS MD EXPORTERS OF Berkshire NHes EE3kmH Ed. C. Hoof Ointment on Sale. SALEM. LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR. INCORPORATED 1891 FINE CATTLE, RMS, POULTRY. k Poland-China Pigs a Specialty. Fancy Poultry, All Varieties. tEhi for Hatching, Incubators. Pacific Coast Poultry and Btock, illustra ted. 60 cents bv mail. SrHEND FOR CIRCULARS Cross, Wholesale and Retail Dealer la Fresh, Salt ami Smelted Meats afallKlada 95 Court and 110 State Streets. Choice Meats Involved With Hogue. Portland, June 10. Word has reached here from Corvallls that Hamil ton, Job & Co., private bankers, have suspended payment. Tbe firm was largely carrying Oregon Paclflo scrip. 8trawberkj.es and Cbeasi. At the Christian church, Monday evening there will be served a berry social. De licious cake will be served with straw berries and cream. Everybody invited. Come. To Oct at the Facts Regarding Hood's Bareaparllla, ask the people who take this medicine, or read the testimonials often..publlshed In this paper. They will i&Mlbly convince you that Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses unequalled merit, aud tuat JttUUD'o CURES. Hood's Pills cure constipation by re storing tbe peristalio action of the ali mentary canal. They are the beat fam ily cathartic How is Your Blood? I had a malignant breaking out on my leg below tbe knee, and ma cured sound and weU with two and- half bottlei of Other blood medicine had failed Hr3 to do me any good. Wux C. Uxatt, YoikTlUe. S. C. kVK7??a I was troubled from childhood with an af- LVfueacase or i ettflr, ana inree Dottle or curea me peimaneuy. WALLACE MANN. MuaTille.LT. Our book on Blood and Skin DUeaaaa mailed free. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. W. C. REYNOLDS, Blacksmith, Horseshoeing, Repair Shop. IInrseiboelngSl.73 per head. Shop at end of big bridge. All work warranted. d I w THE PACIFIC DETECTIVE AND COLLECTING BUREAU SALEM, Oreon Private work a specialty. O. B. CLEMENT, Manager. Dr. Powell Reeves & Co., Tha Old Reliable) Specialists, Late of New York Hospitals. Graduate with High nonors. Twenty years' experience as Professor, Lecturer. Author and fiDeciallst In Chronlo Sliaaaaa. Catarrh, Bronohitla, Congh and Difficulty of Breathing Successful ly treated with specif (o remedies thoroughly tested ana proved by the OLD DOCTOR tmm la Ann at nattira'a noblemen. thoroughly devoted to his profession and ever ready to help the afflloted. HERYOUS DEBILITY SUfWffil UOOD, n ght emlMloDs, exhausting drains, bainfuWJ, loss of energy, r60!;" ,?' .bo"i hodr aid brain. unfitting one for study, business ind marriage, treated with never Jailing sucoese. JjLOUU Anil orUB pies, scrofuU, tumors, synhllltle taint, rheumatlim, erupUons, etc., of &NH 11D ORIHARY E2&g8& der sadlment In urine, brick duit or white! pain t foe urinating, frequency of; Brlgbt's dlase wd all d Ueases ol trie bladder ol both sexes. PIT1DD H throat, lungi. "J,-,d W'P'fc'i?.1; CITaKAH ,eatlon, and all dUeases ff the bowels, stomach, etc.; dUiiboea, dysentery, to. Troubles ol this character rellered at oneei cores erected as soon as posslbla. .,,i. PRIVATE ,fS? (aatlOB from business. . ... WRIT! T" troubles If HTlngawar from the 1111 city. Thousands cured at home by obawTstloa. EbcIom IS cents In aumpa M l am a... AAA M.PnWELL REEVES & CO.. ft ej Lw OAKLAND, 0RI00W, S00R0H12D. A Doxen Business Saildlngs Burned Lobs $00,000. Oakland, Or., Juue 10. A Are statt ol hern la n saloon about 1 o'clock this morning, and in twd hourn caused a loss of $00,000, art there wero no ade quate means of Qghtlng the llmnec Eleven wooden buildings and one brick, all occupied by business firms, were consumed. The principal losses are estimated as follews: E. G. Young b Co.'b warehouse burned and storo building damaged, f 15,000; partially in sured. W. T. Turner & Co., mercban- dlse slock, $12,tKX); insurance, $3000. A. F. Brown, two store buildings and wareliouso,$10,000; no Insurance. Mrs. Young, brick store building, $5000; no insurance. Baker & Howard, saloon building" and Btock, $3000:- Insurance. $750. JoBn Bayleea, saloon, $1800; In surance', $300, I. R. Beckley, building in course of construction, $4,000. Ump qua Lodge, I, Of O. F $1000; Insurance $400. Smaller totere will make tho to- til loss about $06,000. Farmers in tbe vicinity lose $30ud worth on wool stored in the burned warehouses. The origin of tbe fire ia not known. HEAVY TJRAIN BOBBERY. A Santa Fe Train Hold Up Oar Dy namited $200,000 Oapturod. Oimahuon, Tex., June 10. The Cal ifornia express!! west bound on the Atchison, Topeka & Bauta Fe, was held up near bear and the express car robbed of $200,000 early this morning byflve bandltewho flagged tbe train, forced the fireman and engineer at the point of a revolver to accompany them to the express car. Eexpress Messenger Wbltttlesey re fused to open the door, wben tbe rob bers fired Into-the car and wounded the messenger, who still refused to open. Then the robber blew open the door with dynamite and riflied the car of everything of value except what was contained in a through safe. Whittle sey Is not seriously hurt. He is the messenger who tood off the Dalton gang at Bedrock I. T., a year ago, Pordl Theater. WAsniNaTON,D.C, June 10Djath list resulting from the Ford's Theater accident now stands at 25. Btorles of a iflering and distress growing out of the calamity are Heart ronping. Tno coroners jury was impanelled this morning and will begin Inxuest Mon day, Investigation is also to be made by the War department. I. W. Boody, of New York, reported In tbe list of the deud, escaped unin jured. This makes tbe total of deaths 22. There is also doubt about tbe death of Jarvisof Michigan. New Warship. Philadelphia, June 10. The big battleship Massachusetts was success, fully launched from tbe yards of tbe Cramps' this morning in presence of the secretary of the navy, Herbert, and Attorney General Olney, representing tbe state of Massachusetts, a number of distinguished naval and army officers, and a multitude of 1500 people. Too Fast. CLEVELAND,0June 10. The world's fair special train over the New York Central and Lake Bliore ronds, making tbe distance between Now York and Chicago in 20 bours, has been aban doned after two weeks trial. Not of Oregon. Cincinnati, 0 June 10. The Citi zens Natioual bank of Hlllsboro was closed by order of tbe comptroller of currency. A cousin or .cx-uovemor Foraker Is president. Bayard Honored. Bouthamiton, Juno 10. The city Is in holiday dress in honor of tbe ar rival on tbe steamer Paris of the first American embassador, Hon, Thomas F. Bayard. The municipal authorities presented him with an illuminated ad dress on blaarrhal. Is Harrison a Candidate ? New Yobk, June lo. Times says? Bamuel E. Morce, of Indiana, counsel general of Parln, today tailed forEurope, "There is no doubt In my mind," said Morse, "Harrison Is preparing to be a candidate for the presidency In '60, bis friends are working for that end." Will Open Sunday. Cjucaoo, Juno 10. Chief Justice Fuller today enured an order suspend ing the temporary injunction granted by the United States circuit court to re strain the management of tbe world's fair from opening the grounds Sunday. He set tbe bearing of the cause In tbe United BUtes court of appeals, for Thurtday Dex,t. TN EVERY Receipt that calls for ' A baking powder use the " Royal." It will make the food lighter, sweeter; .V of finer flavor, more digestible and- wholesome. "We recommend the Royal Baking Powder as superior to all others." United Cooks and Pastry Cooks9 Association qf the United States. Quiet on the Oanal. Chicago, Ills., Jnne 10. Every thing is quiet in tbe quarries and along the drainage canal In tbe neighborhood of Lamont today. George Kisklne ia added to tbe list of those killed in yes terday's fight. He died thla morning. Another body was found today, but the name of the victim is unknown, though It is . said ho was ono of the strike leaders. Later in tbe day an other unknown body was found rid dled with bullets. It is now believed there are from three to five dead bodies in the canal. PERSONAL AND LOOAL. A. T. Gilbert Is at Portland. Strawberry short cake and rich Jer sey cream at Strong's tomorrow for Sunday dinner. Tho young men who have been kill ing Mongolian pheasants in tbe Battle Creek region have been reported, but no arrests have as yet been made. Andrew Bennett, of Oklahoma, ar rived in, the city today, and is visiting Silas Howard. He will give bis two brothers ftt Mehama a surprise. If you want a soiled suit of clothes made as good as new have E. Bhoettle, tbe BUte street tailor clean and repair it. Don't worry your family with get ting up a Sunday dinner tomorrow, but go down ana eac cnicsen at enrong's. Buy ftult jarsot Branson & Co., thus saving money ana get me nest. Strawberry short cake and rich Jer sey cream at Strong's tomorrow for Sunday dinner. Dr. Davis of Los Angeles has move'd into tbe C. B. Moores residence next to the Methodist church. Btawberrles the finest in tho world for canning, at Branson & Co.'s. Gooseberries for canning at Branson & Co.'s. Mrs. A. I. Boyers, who has been vlslt itlng her mother, Mrs. A. W. Dennis, has returned to her home at North Yakima. Young Moub' song and gospel service In Y. M. C. A. hall at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The speaker tomorrow will be Bev. C. M. Hill, of Portland. Strangers, come and meet tho Salem boys. Joshua Smith is on tho sick list. Miss Mabel Hutton has taken a po sition as saleslady with Wbalo fc Ford, muslo dealers on State street ' Congregational. Tbe morning service will be omitted tomorrow on ao countof Baccalaureate sermon, Willara. ette University. Evening service as usual conducted by P. S. Knight Geiiman Baptist. Services will be conducted on Sunday afternoon, June 11 at 3 n. m.. In tbe Evangelical tent In East Salem by J. F. Ebersole and J. B. Early, representing the German Bap tist Brethren church. ( Dunkards.j All Invited. Chbistian, Rev. Clark Braden will preach both morning aud evening at tbe Christian church Sunday, Y. P.S. O, E. as usual 0 30. Evangelical. Services conducted by Rev. Bowersox tomorrow, at 10:30 a, m. and 7:45 p. m. at Free Reading room of W. C. T. U., 3 doors E. ol opera bouse on Court Street Sunday school at 12 m. e Unity Church. Services at 10:30 a. m, and U p. m. Sunday school at 12. Rev. W. E. Copeland, pastor. Subject of morning sermon, "A Buddhist Pray er." Subject of evening lecture, "Tbe Light of Asia, or tbe Hindoo Christ" m First Pkbsbytkrian. Rev, A. L. Hutchison, pastor. Preaching morn ing and evening at tbe usual hours. Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:15 p. m. Br. Paul Epiboopal. Lay service l,t 10:30. Sunday sehool at 11:45, Hawks Law, wall paper, $7 State. THE OADETSHIPS CONTESTS. Examination ac Salem for Two Young Men to bo Sacrificed to the arts of War. The board of examiners appointed by Congressman Hermann began work at the state house yesterday. The list of applicants for admission to tho military academy at West Point Is as follews: Joel B. Morris, McMlnnville; G. Bruce Wattus, Myrtle Creek; Fred L. Trulllnger, North Yamhill; Horace A. Willis, Salem; Amos fries, Medford; BenJ. F. Dodge, Lebanon; Mr. Perkins, Llewellon; Robert G. Golden and Wal ter Short, Marsh field; Douglas Waite, Roseburg; William Langlols, Port Or ford; A. G. Thrift, Baudon. T. A. Du Bols, Eugene; Geo. Nichols; Riddle; Howard W. Holegate and John H. Beach, Corvallls; Frank Hansen, Ash land; F.J. Jackson, Dallas; Hugh M. Cook,, Empire City. FOK NAVAL ACADEMY. Those who wish to bo admitted to the naval academy at Annapolis, are as follews: Clarence Purdom, Oregon City; Chas. Rankin, Eugene; C. D. Felter and Ralph B. Hunt, Bandon; A. D. Morri son and Ralph F." Moclno,' Corvallls; George L. Alderman, Dayton; George T. Madison, Bay City. Tbe examination proper, which is both physical and Intellectual, and is in charge of State Bupt. McElroy, (as sisted by Messrs. Cbadwick and Cuslck), begins at 0 a, m. Monday. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. FRIDAY. Petition of A.;Sloper for a tax rebate of $20.80. bot granted. Petition of Philip McKay for a tax rebate of $48 00, not allowed. Mrs. Barber, an aged widow, was ad mitted to tbe county poor house. Ordered that when tbe new Fletcher road shall be put In as good condition as tbe present road, and all expenses paid It will be accepted by tbe county. Geo. Crolsan, Adam Fromadater and Hamlin Smith appointed appraisers of dassges on tbe Leeper road, to meet at H. C. Fletcher's place Juno 14th at 10 o'clock. W. ft. Mlnier was appointed Canada thistle commissioner In road district No. 00. Petition for bridge in Ajbert's addi tion to Balem, In district No. 10, or dered that the supervlsor.bulld a bridge at said point, Thomas La Lond, supervisor of dis trict No. 11, was allowed 100 pounds of powder for tbe use of said district In the matter of the purchase of tho right of way for a county road J. A. KUIgore In district No, 8, ordered that clerk draw warrant for $40 as soon as Mr. Killgore delivers deed to property. $75 appropriated by tbo court for the improvement of the Silveston stage line In district No. 12, and warrant ordered drawn In favor of Thomas Bruce, sup ervisor. $500 transferred from tho general fund and made to appear under a new fund to be known as indigent soldiers' fund. In matter of surveyor's report on Fletcher's road, ordered that when the proposed new road bo made In as good condition as tbe present road, same be established, In the matter of tbe Bellepacsl-Park- ersvllle road, the court ordered report of surveyor adopted and supervisor or dered to open tbe road. SEAL EHTATg TKANgFEKg. Henry Hymmea to Mm. Nanov H. Zercher; pt 1 8 s, r 8 w 108, acres, $7250. Lewis N. White aud wife to Benja min Irving; pt E. Garrison d 1 o 61.25 acres, $2100. J. J. Sbaw. exeeutor, to Lee Willis; one-half d 1 o Nicholas bbrura, 322,0 acres, $10,000. W. W, Pereival and wife to R. W. Perelyal; pt 1 8 s, r 4 w 27.2 acres, $407. " i i. TaW AA&l,i4l..k4 Iai. IJIInll.nA.. a. w rt LIh. say affeetloM take WatnoM Liver JUfMlaWc, J WILLAMETTE NOTES. The prize for the Greek oration was awarded to Miss Cora A. Winters, by a committee consisting of Rev. P.- B. Knlgbt, Hon. Napoleon Davis and Prof. J. T. Matthetvs, The oration will be committed and spoken in Greek on commencement day. The prize of $10 ottered by Dr. C. H. Hall will be deliv ered on that day. Dr. WhTtakor delivered tho Memor ial address at Jeflerson, Tuesday, Me morial day. a Prof, and Mrs. Willis C. Hawley went to Drain Tuesday, May 80, when tbe former delivered an oration on"Our Foreign Pohoy" before tbo alumni of the Btate Normal thero. Tbo delegates from tbe various col leges to tbe oratorical contest are finely appearing young people, and we wel comed them heartily. Many delegates visited the university session rooms Friday. Tho first .catalogues for 1892 3 are ready today. Mr. C. E. Henderson, tbe orator of . the State university at Eugene, has never been absent or tardy during.his entire lx years' course, except be missed Friday to come to the contest here. N. M. Newport, who baa been pass ing examination to graduate In tbe law course, June 15, was at chapel Monday., C. H. Roblln, a senior of tbe law school, Dr. M. Epley, Prof. W. A.Ginn, a musical alumnus, and Frank Mat thews a student of last year, whohaa been at Btanford this year, were at. chapel Wednesday. The young lady students of room 15 presented Prof, W. C. Hawley a fine set of half-hours with best authors, at the last roll call Wednesday. Tho last examinations of tbe year occur June 8-9. The work done has been satisfactory. The coel weather has been conducive to faithful study. The students have been very health ful this year, and tbelr physical wel fare is a strong argument In favor of an educational center. The annual college prayer meeting was uery excellent and was attended by a goodly number of earnest christian students. The societies held their annual reun ion Friday night. A good probram was rendered and well received. The societies have prospered In many ways this year and are to be congratulated. Tbe various prizes that have been won during tbo year will be awarded Thursday at the commencement exer cises. Tbo Tennis club have a good court on tbe compU8 and much pleasure and exercise are to be had out of each little "racket." Prof. Parvln luteuded to give all tbe graduates an outing and 0 o'clock breakfast this morning but rains de ferred tbe a (lair. Tbe Handbook of this year will con tain much useful Information and will be of great use in many ways. Program of the 49th commencement of Willamette university. dKNERAL PROGRAM. Sunday, Juno 11, 10:30 a. m., Bacca laureate sermon by Pre. Geo. Whlt- aker, D. D. 7:80 p. m., University ser mon by Rev. I, D. Driver, D. D. Monday, Juno 12, 3 p. m., concert by conservatory of music 8 p. m lecture beforo the literary societies by Rev, J. W. Bushoug, D, D. Tuesday, June 18, 9 a. m annual meeting of the trustees. 8 p. m., prize contest aud declamation. 8. p. m., graduating exercises 6f university Bead emy. Wednesday, Juue 14, Alumni day, 10 a. in., commencement exercises, eea ervatory of music, 2 p. ro., bualMee meeting of alumni association. 8 p. m,t literary exercises and reunion of alunai association. Thursday, Juue 16, Commsnoemsat day, 10 a. m., CesHMneeaseat. Ad dress by Rev. Geo. W. Gue. 8 , at., eeaeert bbI revaiea oeoaaervatefy ef II Tl it " 4 . i A vfl I d "ji jH " .V' ..'J rfawfiri' . -c jf-ii-- . , JCJlaiAi. M 'j ."6 '( h i ijd. ih uJ!