WEEKLY OREGOK STATIANCESDAr I-KOVEMBEIl 17, 1903. - -
)
xtT k t n nunc a
ARE RISING
Republic cf Panama's Horizon
Is Becoming Darkened
BY COLOMBIA'S ATTITUDE
Old Government Takes Meas
ures to Suppress "Isth
mian -Traitors"
fOVR . COLOMBIAN GEN ERALS
WITH LARGE ARMY REPORTED
MARCHINO'ON PANAMASITCA
; TION AT BOGOTA CRITICAL
CEJiMAN STEAMER STOPPED.
LIMA, Peru, Nov. 13. The Colom
bian Minister, to Petti baa published
hre cablegrams received from, his
government, stating that the Colom
bian government has taken measures
to suppress the "Isthmus traitors."
Marching Upon Panama.
Guayaquil Ecuador, Nor. 13. Gen
eral Plaza .the resident of Ecuador,
has cabled to President Morroquin, of
Colombia, sympathizing: with him ,ln
the recent event. President - Marro
quln has replied, thanking Plaza, nnd
adding that Generals Reyes, Ospina,
Caballeros and Holguln are marching:
on Panama with a. large army to sub
due the Isthmians. -
President Morroquin Deposed.
Panama, ov. 13.-It Is rumored
that the situation at Bogota Is ex
tremeiy critical ana mat there ,s a
continuance of the manifestations of
furious despair over the loss of the
iathnius. The feeling against Presi
dent Marroquin Is growing In intensity
und one rumor has It that he has been
deposed and the populace of Bogota Is
talking of sending a big expedition to
recapture the iatnnius at anji cost.
Our' Attitude Not Known.
Washington. Nov. 13. Both Seere
tary H-ty and General Tining, chief of
slnn of the nnny,h;id retired when
:b bulletin announcing thit an army
ffm Colombia v.iti ' march livg tigHiiiKt
th? lthmairj came.; o thai it h-m im
possible to lm what action the gov
ernment might take to meet the issue.
United State. Will Interfere.
Colon. Nov. 13. Cutters from the
American war ships were pent to in
ttfrctpt the German steamer Marko-
mannta, woksi. it was thou-rht. was
landing 'Colombian troops today. It
was found.- however-' that we carried
. only Ihe Aleade of Hoeas Iei Yorro,
The report gained currency here a few
day Ago that a- Colombian army of
(M) a) on its way to taku that port,
reachf-d lkwajt Dtd Torro. :mi thr In
habitants became ho frightened they
Vnt the Aleiido to get arm an 1 am
munition -to defend the pl.. The
AWde was Kent back with ths aror
awc that the United Sintcti would- not
permit the landing uf Colombian
troop.
CRIPPLE KILLS HIMSELF
JOHN THOMPSON TIKES OF LIFE
AND ENDS IT BY HANG
ING. KrtJKNt:, Or., Nov. lJ.--The tsad
try of the late suicide of John
Thotnpnon. a young man t'O years of
site, comes from Marcola, a. village
fifteen miles northeast of Eugene. The
joung man was a cripple, one of his
wms being withered to half Its natural
tixs The crippled arrn gave him con
utiint paJn .nd he often remarked
that he wished he were dead. AVed-t-day
afternoon he was found dead
In a neighbor's barn, his body da ng
' ling at the end of a rooe tied ground
hi neck and the rope attahod to. a
rtfter in the barn. He Vi ad lied the
hangrnan'c knot, placed the nooe oer
bis hfad. climbed up to the rafter end
Jumped oft. Ills neck wa- broken by
the UlL Coroner C. B. King v.ent to
the scene of the tragedy and held an
tnquvnt over the remains.
TREES COVERED ROAD
TILLAMOOK STAGE IS TIED UP
AS THE RESULT OF THE .
'':' " : STORM." -
NOIITH YAMHILL, Or., Nov. 15.
The Tillamook stage is storm bound
In ii... .. ..o Thor .1 re one
hundred trees measuring from three
fmr feet In diameter, down across
e road. The eastbound mall i -t
Trask and tfve westbound at l"erkins
mill.
&IAJ10NDS NOT VALUABLE
50 SAYS MRS. STARR. IN IR
REPLY TO HUSBAND'S
ANSYVElt.
"OKANE. 'Wn., Nov. 13. In he
'vorce cufc of WV L. Htarr vs. Nannie
1 Starr, Vth of whom are well Know n
Portlands Mrs. Starr has 1h1 a tc-
t the answt-r: of W. I St. In
.K-h he -objects to paying faer any
"""nny or suit money.
, l her rply h alleges that his ai-t-yons
that he Jkis diamonds val-
at over $2,000, or of any value at
Is absolutely untrue. That some
ago Mr. 'Starr gave her dla
1 of the value of not nore than
f 'hich he afterward de-larod In
'"vntory nie.1 In the county court
h utate of Oregon for the county
Multnomah to be not worth more
. and that said diamond be
,f o -the estate of Bridget Lavin,
J leased mother, ond for -whicSi he
"wcountablo as riioutor rf her
v,u testament.
hnits that tJie 2xjl he proy-
rtv - X- . -u. ' .... . . . ' .
i4. vvmttaicer street. In
Portland, but claim. hat she Is row
chargeable , with 5K- against maid
property for sewer and sidwiiir
and sayg there is no income from said
property, but denies all other allega-
hvii. iu. io answer to the complaint.
HER LOT A HARD ONE
SUMITER, Or.. Nov. 13-Mrs. Kate
Hawley, former wife of D. W. Hawley.
of this city, was taken to Baker City
a urwiay aiternoon to be examined as
to her sanity. The unfortunate woman
wwi Known here, where she has
maae uer living by following menial
work for those who sympathized with
her." She has always been considered
harmless, although her misfortunes
have no doubt unsettled ber mind to
some extent, and her friends think her
lot would ht far , better were sbe
placed in the state institution, where
proper care? and treatment can be giv
en. . j'V ; .
MUCH MAIL
WAS BURNED
I
Car Containing Mail From The
Orient Destroyed In
l a Wreck
DISASTER .OCCURRED OX SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC IN CALIFORNIA
NOVEMBER 1 ROBBERS BOARD
SOUTH - AFRICAN TRAIN . AND
LOOT TREASURE CAR.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 The post-
offlce department today announced that
in a wreck on the Southern PaciHc.
near Tehama, California, Xdvember 1,
a large amount pf mail was destroyed
by . the burning of the mail car. The
mail was front Hawaii, the Philippines,
China and Japan, to Oregon, Washing-
on.
Idaho and other states.
Mad a Rich Haul.
PrKtorhtj Noy. ; 13. Two men today
boarded a railway - train between Per
tersburg and Nylstroom, overpowered
the guard, looted the "treasure car and
made their -escape.' The robbers are
reported to have secured 150,000.
WAITING FOR FATHER
FIVE CHILDREN. STRANDED
HALSEr JSKSIDK CORI'SE
lK MOTHER.'
IN
I'ORTLAND. Or., Nov. 13. Five
young children are waiting by their
mother" corpse t Haisey, Oregon, for
the'r straying father. ,
The officials at the union depot were
Informed late yesterday afternoon that
five children had arrived at Haisey
with, the body of the'r mother. These
children saM their names were Tay
lor and 4hat with their father thy
had mine from the far East to bury
thir nwth-ri The father b-came sep
antted froraj his children ' at Portland
and. bis afrttenee wms not '"discovered by
the thIMrcn until they were well on
their way to Ifalney. They have re
ceived no ird from thrlr father, no
telegram has come -' directing theni in
any wy. hih! the little ones, terrified
by their new loss, and without friends
or money, are left stranded in the lit
tle town, v j '
The police: here were at once noti
fied by the railroad officials and a
search was begun for Mr. Taylor, but
no word was received by the railroad
i-ompany of any trace of the minting
father, nd the children, with their
charge, are lx ing held at Haisey, wait
ing some solution of the mystery or
a . message from their friends.
TICKET FORGERS CAUGHT
j ,
EXPERT SWaNDIER ARRESTED
HY CHICAGO POLICE OUT
EITllS CAPTURED.
CHICAGO,! Nov. IS. IL L. Kaines,
alias C. H-. Miller, and If. L. Scott, said
by the policejto be two of the cleverest
railway ticket '' forgers In . the country,
were arrested last night. Stamps,
chemicals for altering tickets aud
blank order slips were found In the
room by the police. ; As a result of the
arrewts a number of t c-ket scalpers'
offices will be searched today. i
The men. it Is alleged, secured thou
sands of dollars' worth of transporta
tion from the different railroads by
presenting a forged letter purporting to
be issued by the superintendent of the
Mexican Central Railroad. The letter
stated that Kaines was a railroad em
ploye on a fur!ouh.- It was addressed
to the passenger agents of the, rail
way requesting them to furnish the
bearer with transportatii .
According to the police, the prisoners
har. onerated all over the country.
They employed the same methods; It
is alleged. In St. -Paul, Kansas City,
Omaha, Milwaukee and Cincinnati. The
Western Passenger - Association will
prosecute the cae against tn? pns-
... . i r i m'r
oners, it w uicr
making a business of rurnishing clear
cjtrds and letter of recommen
dation for nployes" of various lines
thr:,iihout the country as a means oi
defrauding the railways of transporta
tion. ': ; ':"'' , '.' .
HKMAINH WERE CREMATED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l--The 1 u-
ncral of Admiral w3"
wh. dld lit I Au,niHta, hm,
day. was heia ner-
mains were cremaieu
deposited in (the ationaa
Arlington.
A Runaway Blcycl. '
Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. a Orner. FranklU Orove. Ill
It devcped a stubborn ulcer. wnyield
Ine to doctors and remfdie for four
vears. Then Fucklen Arnica fealve
cured. It's just as gojd for Hurn
Scalds. Skin Eruptions 'and Hes. C
at V. J. Fr' drug store. Salem.
MhV Kittle Boles, of m-V!
vlsltlniP ber slater. . Mrs. Elbert
ThlnrSoa. West Salem, tor a few
laX -
WILL ACCEPT
ALL DEMANDS
Blade by the Strikers on, the
Chicago Railway Except
RECOGNITION OF THE UNION
Such Is the Position Taken by
the Operators of the
System ?L V::
OFFICIALS OF COMPANT WILLING
TO ARBITRATE . DIFFERENCES
UPON THAT BASIS NEW DE
VELOPMENTS MAKE IT 'UNCOM
FORTABLE FOR COMPANY.
- CHICAGO. Nov. 13. Twenty-five
cars run on the Westwoith avenue line
without damage to the cars or Injury
to the non-union employes operating
them was what the Chicago City Rail
way Company was able to accomplish
today with the assistance of the po
lice. The cars were run at three dif
ferent times. : ;
While there was no active Inter
ference with the handling of the cars
the crowds that lined the streets jeered
and hooted at the police and non
union men almoat without ; intermis
sion. At nightfall the officials: of the
street car company announced that to
morrow attempts would . be made ' to
operate the other lines.
The situation was complicated this
evening by a sudden strike of the fire
men employed in all six of the power
houses. , The danger in this last strike
lies In the attitude of the teamsters.
They may decline to 'deliver coal to
the company if non-union firemen are
employed, and the corrtpany; has but
three days" supply on hand. '
During the afternoon an effort was
made to bring about a peaceable ad
justment of the strike.' The members
oCthe state board of arbitration went
into conference with f H. s R. Bliss,
counsel for the company, with the hope
of arranging a settlement. Nothing
definite was accomplished, but another
meeting has been arranged for tomor
row. One of the arbitration board said
the indications were that the company
would ajtrtc lo arbitrate all demands
except the recognition of the union.
Sympathized With Strikers.
Boston, Nov. 13. Twenty-eight res
olutions were delivered to the secre
tary of the American .- Federation of
Labor today and. in order that the var
ious committees might consider them,
the convention v.'as adjourned until
tomorrow, one hour afier the delegates
had assembled. One feature of the
seasion was the adoption of a -resolution
of sympathy for the street railway
men of Chicago. I i n
, They Demand hecognitiort.
Trinidad. Colo.. Now 13. -J. T.,Kel
lei:, general manager of the Colorado
Fuel & Iron Company, is said to have
made fldraii'-M to effect a sett lemnt
with th striking coal, miner. The
projojtio!i was rejected . by the men.
who Ksiy the. Mine Workers of Amer
ica must be recognized before any set
tlement can be made. ; L ,
WANTED IN LANE COUNTY
REQUISITION ISSUED. UPON GUV
ERNOR'OF IDAHO FOR H.
II. SKKWES,
tJovernor Chamberlain yesterday
afternoon issued 'a requisition upon
Governor Morrison, of Idaho, for the
return of one H. H." SkeWes, who is
held by the authorities of Pocatello,
Idaho, and Is wanted in Lane county,
Oregon, to answer to the charge of ut
tering a forged check. A. J. Smith, of
Eugene, -was appointed agent for Ore
gon to serve the papers and bring the
prisoner' back in case the requisition
was honored.
-WAS ROBBED OF 1140.
PORTLAND. Nov. 13. To be robbed
of $140 was the experience of John
Romestoh, proprietor of a saloon at
253 Morrison s street, yesterday. The
money was in a leather pocketbook In
his overcoat and some '-, one stole It
during the day. ' , ; . f
Rometsch reported the matter to
the police today, and said that he had
an idee who robbed him. From his
suspicions it is thought' an arrest will
be made soon.
PERJURY IS CHARGED
ADAM SCHMIDT ON TRIAL
, FEDERAL COURT ; IN
WALLA WALLA. '
IN
'.WALLA' AVALI-A. Wn., Nov. 13.
After examining nine Russian men and
jm woman In the now noU-d case or
the United Ktates vs. Aoam cnmiaT,
of Walla Walla., who is charged with
perjury m connection with the natural
ization of a number oriRusaiana June
20 of this year, the prosecution . had
not finished its case n ; Ihe federal
court last night, while nothing had
been done at all by the? defense. Un
ls things move faster, the tril may
last two days more. Intense Interest
is being taken and tin? Federal court
room was filled all day fyesterday.
many prominent citizens, attending the
trial..,; ; ';' .1 "', ' : - ' ';'; i :
The tenor of the testimony yester
day was to the effect; that Schmidt
had told the Russians naturalized on
June 20 that they c-ould take out final
papers after having bad ; their first
papers out three years. ' that be -would
stand responsible if any trouble came,
that Sc hmidt had told each man ' to
state at the naturalization examination
that he had" been In the country five or
six vears. that he had sworn tn each
cars" that he had known the depomrnt
-as bnff as he had resided , tu the
couhtrr. and that he had approached
esch after his arrest with a statement
whose substance was that' they had
better absent themselves from town a
few days until Ibe trial was ever.
NEW DOCK AT ALBANY
CONSTRUCTED WITH A "VIEW
OF HELPING RJVER 5
, TRAFFIC. r
ALBANY, Or, Nov. 13. Albany-now
has one of the best boat landings on
the Willamette river south of Port
land, as G. Al Westgate has completed
his splendid new dock, -adjoining his
warehouse af the foot of Broadalbin
street. .The new dock excels any on
the river outside the metropolis, being
better constructed and more conveni
ent , for the accommodation of river
traffic than the present docks at Sa
lem and Oregon City. , ; r
The dock has landings and freight
storage rooms to accommodate any
stage of water hi the Willamette, Some
new offices have also been fitted up
for the Oregon Railroad A. Navigation
Company in the Westgate warehouse-
HER ACTION
EXPLAINED
Rossi . Occupied Mukden To
Frustrate Plans of The .
United States
AMERICA INTENDED TO UTILIZE
THAT "PLACE AS 4 BASE OF SUP
PLIES TO COMPEL CHINA . TO
LIVE UP TO THE TERMS OF THE
CONVENTION. '. . ,
ODESSA, Nov.; ; 11 The Sviel de-"
clares that Russia has re-occupied
Mukden because the United States in
tended to utilize that place, as a base
of military operations to, compel China
to fulfill the terms of the convention
between China and the United States
government. The .Novikral makes a
similar explanation.
Washington, Nov. .13. It h learned
here that the United States govern
ment is seeking to have, the Port of
Wlju, Corea, : opened," while Great
lii-itain and Japan have ;xmblned in
favor of opening Iort, Yoagampho.
one kTlledTWeSjured
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT OCCL'RS IN
TUNNEL OF LI'CKY BOY
'-: ' MINE . , .
EUGENE, Or.," Nov.-'ll-Word has
just been received here of a terrible
accident at the Lucky Boy mine. In the
Blue river district. Wednesday noon,
while 'preparing a blast in one of the
tunnels, Joe Miller was instantly killed
and George Warner was5 terribly man
gled. as the result-of' a' premattire' ex
plofdon. ' ; ""
Miller and Warner. entered the tun
nel, and Miller pulled inH. a fuse which
had failed to dfswharge' the' explosives.
As he did no the explosion occurred.
and the "two men received the full If oK-e
of the flying rocks. Miljcr's head was
horribly lacerated and one arm Was
completely torn off. He died ait hour
after the accident. Warner left eye
was blown out and his body pepiiereil
with, fragments of rock. He was
brought to a hospital at, Eugene.
HE MAY BE fiURGER
COMMON HOBO PICKED UP
SAN FRANCISCO 1TT8 DE
SCRIPTION. '
IN
SAN FRANCISCO-.. Nov, 13 George
W. Carthew, a supKsed tramp, noy
serving a thirty., days' sentence id the
county jail for vagrancy., sufficiently je
sembles the description ..... of a.' man
wanted for mulcting; a New York bank
out of $100,000 to rhake his return to
that city to answer lo a charge almost
a certainty. , .
Carthew was visited in the Jail by
men' who have a photograph ; of , the
former, and they say the. prisoner is the,
man as nearly as any one can tell from
the descriptions.
Carthew was" arrested several weeks
ago upon a suspicion that he was the
defaulter.. r--
. ANOTHER RICH FIND
PEOPLE POURLVG INTO NEW DIS
TRICTS IN SEARCH OF .
GOLD. '
VANCOUER . C, Nov. . 13. A
special to the Province from Daw son
says: Big strikes in the Alzac and
Shalkwak , districts, northwest of
White Horse; are growfng in" import
ance daily. The .town is now deserted,
as far as the floating population is
Cfmcerned, and the wOple are pouring
into the districts from "a half dozen
dtfTerrnt directions. Some are coming
from Skagway and Juneau, others from
Atlin. , Late advii-ee show that pans
an high as 1325 have, been secured by
several miners. - ." . . ' -
BOYS VICTORIOUS
'.-r . '
WESTERN UNION COMPANY, CON
CEDES TO DEMANDS OF THE 7
MESSENGERS.
CAMrmiI;K. Uaa.r Nov. 1?. The
strike of the messtenger boys at; the
Harard Square office of the Western
Union Tek-graph Ctrrpany -.van rettled
tonight when the Aompaiiy iiceiel
to the demands rf the boys. This
tion was 'followed by -a notiikration
from President Eliot, o Harvard, that
girls won I ill not be; aWowl to carry
messages r to the dormitori es of v the
students. - . i :', '"V-::0-fPv i,
: DRUNKARDS NAME3. v '." 4
NASHUA. N. H.,, Nov.-15. ChU'f of
Police4 Ilea ley, of iIar.rbter. 4lH
today post., in the wlouit iuth r list
of 400 "citizens who are not to.be sold
lliuor. j This ( la Uu i:uudcrt tte iieor
state law. Awev-k ago tle.chl it-st-ed
ISO names.- He, declare that i rty
persotv'te'ho buys Whisker for Ihe tro
hibited fvuivlers will lie added to te
iuU
TO BROOE NO
INTERFERENCE
President Roosevelt Says The
Canal Rust Be Dug
EVENTS ON THE ISTHMUS
Caused Him to Re-Write Por-
1 tion of His Message to
Congress
UNITED STATES HAS ACTED GEN
EROUSLY IN THE MATTER DE
SPITE '' AUTHORITY . UNDER
TREATY OF 184-e-PATIENCE HAS
CEASED TO BE A N1RTUE. -
WASHINGTON. Nov. 11-fThe ' re
cent events which have transpired on
the. Isthmus of Panama have rendered
it necessary for the President to re
write a portion of the annual mes
sage, to Congress, referring to the
canal treaty. After stating his regret
that the treaty with Colombia, which
had been negotiated at its earnest re
quest, -tiad been disapproved by the
Colombian Senate, he says the hi h
authorities hold under the treaty of
1846 the-United States has the power
to build the canal without entering
into any treaty, but in accordance with
the policy of dealing generously with
our weaker sister republics of the
South, unless literally forced to," "we
have endeavored to provide for ; the
building of the canal by treaty."
r After reiterating the canal must be
dug. he refers to the failure 'of the
private company and states the canal
must be dug by this country. He con
tinues: '.: : . .''.'.
"This nation does not desire to be
unreasonable or impatient,' but It can
not and-wiU. not. permit any body of
men permanently to obstruct one of
the great . world highways of traffic,
and the refusal to permit the building
of the canal amounts to nuch ob
struction." Ta Come Up Monday.
Washington, Nov. 13. When the
House -met today, Payne, of New
York, chairman of the commit t tn
wmj-s. unJ . means, reported the Cutau
hill and gave notice that oil .IouJay
he will call it up for consideration.
CALLS THE COMMITTEE
MARK 1 1 ANN A SUMMONS NATION
AL ADVISORY BOARD REPUB
LICAN PARTY. ;
WASHINGTON, Nov. IX Senator
M. A. Hanna, chaitinau of the Repub
lican National, Committee, tod iy u ail
ed lo each member of the committee a
letter calling truyii. to meet at the Ar
lington Hotel, ...Washington, Friday.
December ii. 1"he caJl also bt sign-d
by Perry S. Heath, stHrrctJU-y. The
committee will meet on KridJiy for
the pun of appointing sub-coin-mittees
and iaturday' morning will
hear the claims of cities aspiring to be
selected as the place of holding the
1&04 convention. Senator Hanna will
entertain the members of the commit
tee at a dinner at the Arlington on
Saturday night, December 12. The
call follows:
. "The members of the Republican
National Committee are hereby called
to meet at the Arlington Hotel, in the
City of Washington, D. C at 12 o'clock
noon. Friday, December 11. It is ex
pected that the session will continue
Saturday.: December 12, the business
before the committee .being to decile
the time and place of holding the next
Republican National Convention fnd
to transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting."
HAS LIVED 89 YEARS
MRS. P. W. CHANDLER. OF FOR
EST GROVE, CELEBRATES
HER BIRTHDAY.
FOREST GROVE. Or.. Nov. 13.
Mrs. P. W. Chandler, or "OrandmA
Chandler," as she is usually called.
celebrated her eighty-ninth birthday
anniversary here last Wednesday.
Many of her friends called to congrat
ulate her and presented her with, many
floral remembrances. Mrs. Chandler Is
one of the oldest residents of Forest.
Grove, as well as of this community.
In an earrlv. day her husband wa a
paster of the Bttist church at this
place, and was the founder of the Mc-
MinuvilM Collfge, which institution he
was connected with for many years.
Mrs. t "handier attended the banquet tut
the Oregon Native Daughters, given
for the Oregon pioneers here last Fri
day night. ; She Is enoying gtod health
and tier .men tat facuH'es are tmlm
pelred. Iler chiWreii are Rev. E. K.
Chandler, professor of theology In the
Ottawa T'niversity, Ottawa. Kansas:
Mrs. W. Lair Hill and Mrs. J. C. Clark.
Berkeley. : California, ' and Arthur
Chandler, secretary of the Oregon Fire
& Relief Association of McMinnville.
LAST OF CRAMPS PICTURES.
'-' SOLD. . .. ' , ..
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. II The last
picture tn the world-famed art collec
tion' of Charles II. t'ramp, the' ship-
bi1d-r. will be mid today at auction.
x-fl mPmxh been in progress .-v
era! days. ' No explanation of Mr.
Cramp's action fa . closing his bouse
has, been made public f
. SEARCH FOR EAR IS KNDE D.
. NEW YORK, Nov. lJ.-rSearch by a
local vbyslcUin and. turjwn for a
human right ear of certain !ze and
sbape, the owner of which was willing
to rar't with the organ in return for
has been concluded. Hundreds
of persona applied ln answer to the
doctors adVertUemKit. but Hotue' n
stvered tie rciuircment.
Colonel C A. Cogswell, of Portland,
was Lu the city on business yesterday.
Mew
Today
- The Etatesmaa Pub. Co. has on hand
several hundred copies of the OREGON
CONSTITUTION. The price is 10 cents
each as long as they last. '
WANTED. A GOOD DRIVING
team weight about 1100 lbs.. Call or
addrtsa Sublimity Creamery Co.,
Sublimity. Oregon.
FOR SALE. O. . K. GRUBBEIiS.
best tn Oregon; three state premiums,
one. horse has the power of 99; san
grub an acre . . day. James Finney,
Brooks. Oregon. -
I WANT TO BUY LIVE HOGS AND
pigs, jalso ducks, spring cblrens. and
heo. I win pay the highest cash
price (Tor same. Quong Hlng. SS4 Lib
erty street. Salem. Or.
REPORT CARDS Oar schorl report
. cards jar printed to fit the aobooi
register. The riee are: Twelve
cards for Id cents; twenty-five tor 2ti
cents; one hundred for 76
Statesman Publishing Cow, Salem,
Ore.' ! . ''..
OSTEOPATHY,
DRS. stHOETTLE. BARR & BARR-
Osteopathic. physicians. Successors
to Dr Albright St Wyckoff. The only
regular graduates. Graduates of the
American- School' of Osteopathy. Al
Grand Opera House, corner Court
and Liberty streets.
LEGAL. NOTICtb.
NOTICE OF FINAL' SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that Alexan
der Thompson, administrator of the
estate of T.-'H. Small, deceased, has
died his final account ' lo said estate
and the Hon. John II. Scott, Judge of
the Countv Court of the state of Ore
gon, for Marion county, has named the
20th day of November, 1903, at the
hour of 10 a. m. of said day. for hear
ing any and all objections thereto, and
the settlement thereof.
ALEXANDER THOMPSON,
Administrator Estate of T. H. Small,
deceased.
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
It may concern: That the undersigned
has been duly appointed as the admin
istratrix of the partnership estate of
Charles B. Moores and Martin L.
Chamberlin undr the firm name and
style of the Union Title Abstract Com
pany of Salem, Oregon, (Martin I
Chamberlin. deceased), by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for Ma
rion county, and all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby' notified to
make immediate payment to the un
dersigned. r- And all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same to the
undersigned at Weller Bros, store No.
261 Comemrcial street, Salem, Oregon,
duly verified as by law retjuted with
in six months from the date of the first
publ lea tioh" of this notice, j
Dated at "Salem, Oregon,' this the 30th
day of October, 1903.
ROSE W. CHAMBERLIN,
Administratrix of suld partnership
Estate. ! . J
LOST HIS RELATIVES
GEORGE I.JUCKNER FORMERLY OF
POLK COUNTY, DIED IN
CALIFORNIA.
- (From Saturday's Dally.)
George Buckner, of Oregon, died at
the McDonnell cottage. October 25, of
consumption! He came to Nordhoff
about three months ago, lie. occupied
a tent in the west end of town, until
getting too feeble to help' himself
moved Into the cottage where he died.
He had lost all trace of his relatives
for thirty-five years, but made some
unsuccessful efforts to ascertain the
whereabouts of a sister in the neigh
borhood of St. Louis, Missouri.
He had to his credit In a San Fran
cisco bank over 11000. which, was
transferred to William Collins & Sons'
Bank, during his illness. In a will he
disposed of his property as follows:
James McKte. $o0; John Suess, $50;
Ojal Presbyterian church. $20; E. A.
Rich. 425: Frank Kubin. Salem. . Ore
gon. $50 and his watch; ChllJren's
Home Society of Los Angeles. $200,
and $100 for his own funeral expenses.
He appointed Rev.-C. O. Mudge and
Phil Weidman his administrators. The
rest of his property s go to his
brothers and sisters, if alive and found
within a year, otherwise to some char
itable institutions. The Ojal (Nordr
hoff, California.) ; .
(Mr. Buckner was formerly a resi
dent of Polk county and was " well
known In this city. He left Orefcon
several months ago. He was a vic
tim of the dread disease consumption
and went to California in the hopes of
Improving his condition.)
DEEDS RECORDED
iFrom Stturlaj'a laily.) -The
realty transfers filed for lecord
In the MurUto county, recorder's office
yesterday aggregated --the consldera-
tn of ?515J. its follows:
Oliver C. Reeves, et ux. to A. J.
Ktefner, 2 acres of bwwi in 1 1 s,
r 3 w; wd., ... ........ ..$2,Cj9
A. M. I tri-k. et ux, to O. ii.
-, Reeves, lots 7 and X, block" 11.
in University addition to Sa
lem; wd. , LM
Prtor lienedlctln Priory. ML
AiigH to A. H. Herrmann, l.4
, acres in t ( , r 1 w-; wd 200
Joseph Ramseyer, et . ux, to
Kredertck Osterman,
acre 1n
t 7 mr r Z w; wd. .......
ft. T. and X. M. Learned to Wm. 4
f. Kapiinger, sub-division lots
4 and 5. oC lot 9. In Tuxedo Park
addition to Salem; wi .... .
McKinley MitcJieH, et MX, to Ar
cnr Coles, n of lot 7. Mock
'37. tn Oervais; wd. .J.;....,.....
200
250
Anhr Coles, et ax, to Carey V.
Martin, n 'i of kH 7. bkx k tl. '
In Oervais; wdV i.J v.r."'-..a- ZVi
W. B. Gulsness. et -ux."to J". M.
and K. J. Ilrown, 1 acre in Mar-
fvn county; wd. ...... ....
BE
How cau vou lell yourself
whether there Is any Haw
in your title deeds or Dot ?
This bstrctln& business
is really little undcrs"1
by ihe general public You
waut to sell or transfer or
horrowv All at wire you
find taere's a flaw U your
titte. suiveyed wrong,; r
carelcssnesti t fore you got
the de?ds. There's many
wy it can happen. Then
you have to have records
searched way back, endlers
Iron hie, eudle:s expense,
eoJles worry. 8ee to it
iow, so you won't leave a
legacy of trouble behind.
Sslsni AfisIractaiitJ Land Co.
f. w. Wattrs, Mgr.
fTrst Natlsaal Bank BaRtflitg Sale. Or.
RHEUMATISM
KidneyTroubleand all ail
ments arising from weak
and deranged nerves
Are positively cured witty Relict's
Oil of Eden wh kh rehists nutl jv
ens tho pores of the skin, "pene
trates to the bone, dissolves and re
moves to the surface all impure
and foreign matter, by which dis
ease aud pain are created in the
system, and Sweet Spirits of Eden
which strengthens the nerves that
govern the whole system. Jweet
Spirits of Eden positively cures
Constipation, Disordered Digestion
Xervous Prostration, and restores
Lost Vitality caused by the error
of youth, over-exertion and sick. t
uess.
Oil of Kden and Rweet Spirits of Eden
are not cheap remed'es, (reniedie are
ouly remedied. If you want a CURE
vou will find It in Oil of Eden and
Sweet Spirits of Eden. Your diug
ist will supply you. Intdst on having
the RemedieH, donot take a substitute
Kor sale by Capital Drug Co., mate and
Liberty, balein, Oregou.
D3. C. GtE V0
Wonderful How
Treatmsnt.
Tbts wonderful Chi
n4 doctor la caI)
great bciD ttm
cures people witbo
" operatloo that are
given up to die. Ill
cares with thos
wor-erfut ' China
herws. root a buUa,
bark sod v-r4.bl..
that are entire; ua
aaowa to medical science la this country.
Through the use of these hitrtnlews rem
dtea this famons doctor knowa the action
of over &0a different retnediea which h
auecesBlully usee In different disecoe,
tie guarantees to cure catarrh, aatnma.
lung, throat, rhenmatism. nervousnea,
itomach, liver, kidney, bladder, fernal
trouble. Iat nunhood, all rrlvata til
haa hundmlj of tcwttmonlaJ. Oiiarr''
tnoderat. . '
Call and see him. Consultation frea.
Patients out of the city write for blardc
and circular. . Enclose stamp. Address
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Cow
233 Alder street, Portland, Or. MefW
tion this paper.
Woven Wire f encing. Mop Wire,
Carload of fenHng to arrive In Octo
ber. - Carload of lion wire lo arrive in
Novemler. i'lac-e your n ders soou and
save money. CorrcMt-)udeiic feoiicited.
Drst' prices guaranteed.
W A LTJER Zl OR LEY.
Salem feice Hwhj. 60 Court Street. Saei
- ; ' ' '
For Wlt we have a dainty line
something new metal chain girdles.
iet a skirt tnilcer, which 'a the most
comfortable thing to be hul this rainy
wrather.
THE VARIITTY HTOKU
An nor M. Hatch, Prop.
4 Cort t. SaUm. Oraftea
Money to Loan
On Improved (arm and city property
at loweat rates.
THOMAS, K. FORD.
Over Lad J & Bush'a Banks.
Salem. Oregon.
Salem Iron Vorks
K. M. CUGAB. M33.
All Kinds of SfachineWcric, Oa?i
ings, Etc. Ilouse castings a speo
iilty. Wo liave a lArgo lot of
window weignws of all standard
ire, also cast washers. Givo ua
ft call.
City VHw Vntery. Anriitlon
to J. W. McDowell, Kt 2, block
42, In City View Cemetery;
-deed ...... .... .
A. S. Kightlingcr.to ir. O. KlghU
, linseo 2 acres iu-t 7 s, r 3 w;
wd. ......
A. S. Klghtlingrr to A. C. Klght
linger, Vil rvl 2. blwk 9, in
Jnen "lciHion t Halm;J'..w.I.
A. 8. K1kMIIht to K. K. KlRiil
ling r, S.f0 atrea in t 7 s. r Z w;
wd. ...... ...... ...... .... . .
A. 8. Klgntlinger to K. M.
KitiKhtlinger, .2 acres in tin,
r 3 w; wU , .
Total
.JG.l'ii
nouuKD of her je;vi:i.s.
NBW'T.Oltk. Xov. 13. iirs. r. M.
Tbarw, a wealthy native of Mexico'
City, and said to I the widow of
uf Irc!dent 'Diix' cabinet,
has been rpfbed of Jewela valurI at
$.Vi0O, - while na viiiil to" her Hon in
thU city. Ths family In U,(i at
a' ptlvafe' fcolel tmtch frtf!ntd by
BiMxtiiard1.' '"There ''f! t cIiPl i to th"
fhtevesv the Jewels 'kaving "bM'n t-kvn
from a drWiKr while their vi::c vian
absent.