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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. HELT. ATTORNEY AT 1-AW
nd District Attorney. Ofllco at court
LMHEY A BINGHAM. ATTORNEYS
I and Counselors at Law. Business in
Supremo Court a specialty. naiemun
J1ILMON FORD, ATTORNEY ANU
(vniniuiAr nt Law. Snlcm. Oregon.
1 Office, up Btnlrs In Pntton's block.
GEO. H. HUIWraT.TTOttNKY jsAT
Law, Halem, Oregon. Olllce yw-r
(jodd & Bush's bank.
QHAW A QREGQ, ATTORNEYS AT
h Low, Salem, Oregon. Office In Patton 6
block, up stairs over Belt's drug store.
T. RICHARDSON, ATTORNEY. AT
O. Law. Offlce over Capitol National
Hank. 2t commercial street, tmwui, v.
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W-M. KAISER, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Balein, Oregon. Office with TJlmon
Ford, In l'atton'B building. Will Practice
tn nil the courts of Oregon. Collections
made. Land office business a specialty.
t X) H.D'AItUY,ATTUHJN.rcX Ami tiUUJ.il
r. Beloratiiaw, oaiem, urcsou. uuvuoj
ty, including a lot and block Index of Sa
lem, he lias special facllltlesffpr oxttmlning.
titles toreal estate. ? -
SEV ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALEM BATHS
u niinnwn p,,i.L.
Com- St., bet. Ferry and 8tat4.ffl JA
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HAVING, HAIR. CUTJINGf 'AND;
u n v nAni n c TinfiT.il (iiinit
PUailiJVi'utti vw.rf """"i
LADD & BUSH, 'm
RANKER
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Salem, - Oregon
rpRANHACTS A GENERAL Jl
ousiness in an lis uraounas.
WEST BROTHff
MEAT MARK
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300, Commercial St., Salem
rYIIOIfiR HTEAKB
B nnnnn(ii n4 knHll
any part of the city at lowest 'living rates.
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CITY MEAT MARKET
D. C. Howard, Proprietor.
STATE STREET, - SALEM, OREGON.
a-All kinds of fresh nnd cured meatu
alwayit on hand. Full weight and a square
; aeai an arouna.
The SALEM MARKET
98 COURT STREET.
Constantly on hand the best quality of
resli and Salt Meats !
And all kinds of
SAUSAGE.
He CLEANEST kept market In the
1 anu turn lor yourseii,
MCCROW 4 WILLARD.
JfB-floto Jt'tV
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p on High st,
ilom, and get
mproved
teneeivi.M. uoui
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JLDJMRS.
Llgbtest Udder mule in Oregon,
Kelly,s Old Stand!.!
H
AVING PURCHASED THE BLACK
smith SllOD known nit Kfllv'n tWA
land. I will hereafter be nrenared to dn all
tlnaaofJ
111
the best stylo known to the trade At
9rt nouce. .rho best of workmen em.
Juu'lf W0 Kuaranteed to give
lorseshoeing a Specialty!
J. J. JARNIGAN.
Kelly's Old Stend, Salara, Or.
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H. W. COX,
eonstantly onhaud a wolVijiHted
Boericke & Sphreck's -
bmeopathic Preparations
sraiuaBW0
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J.$!&- Jf.w.oox
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-r W. SPRIOGS. ATTORNEY AT LA5V,
Ml Salem, Oregon. Offlcojn foninds ?
block. Legal business of allfklmuSAlso I
kinth llfn and flro llisurunce. 9 J M
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Woven Wire Bird I
ON THIS COAST I
Iif'iManuiaeturedSby
JGEO. if PAfeK'Ek
133 Fifth Street, 1'ortland, JOv.
For sole by
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FULL BTClKr
A,t h-JUHllncry Establishment, 2
ncrctalBtrcet, Salem. . f
274 Com.
STRICKLER
BROS.
-DEALEttS IN-
SIQVES .AND TiNWARE I
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ofing aifdlSpouting a Specialty-
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A fiS-M the old stand of Ben. Btrang, Com
mercial Street.
M. M.MEAD,
PRACTICAL CUTTER
Wt
Filing- Saws a Specialty.
Itoy
Shop on tho alley, opposlt
ery Htablo, Salem, Or.
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flViRIETfSTOU
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l&Jlinery Goods!
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PAPER!
i-A FUU. STOCK OF
Fancy'Goods, Moldings,
Brackets, Picture Frames,
Artists' Materials,- Etc., ,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
W. M. SARGEANT,
207 Commercial Streot, Salem, Or.
F.J.BABCOCK,
Cabinet Maker!
-AN
UNDERTAKER.
FARRAR'S BLOCK, STATE STREET,
Salem, Oregon.
AS-All kinds of Furniture made to order.
A full Una of Caskets always on hand.
J. J. JENNINGS, 0. DS.
Mfe DENTIST.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain by a New r roc ws
mEETH PILLED WITH THE LATEST
J. Improved fllllntjs. Plates made on
V-fiP11"' and S' reasonable terms.
Gold fillings a specialty.
.esAny and all work in the Dental line.
Ofllce in Brey man's block over J. M. Rosen
berg & Go's.
( ESTABI48UKI! IN 1878.
PACIFIC CIDER, VINEGAR
t , AND
Fruit Preserving Co.
OK .
SALEM, - - OREGON.
Manufacturers of
Cider Jelly, Currant Jcllv. DDle and Pear
Butter, Sweel and Champagne Cider, Cider
Syrup for Mince Meat, Currant Wine of a
Superior Quality, Tomato Catsup, Plain and
German Pickles.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
SAXJER KRAUT
A XKATUXK OF 1888.
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Music Parlers: '" SSffi.ercW
Bank Block, -
SALEM, -.-- OREGON.
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Capiiatjalp, -,- - S75.D0Q,
U. S. WALLACE, ' - I'rasfdent.
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J. H. ALBERT,
DIRECTORS!
W.T.Gray, W.W.Martin,
J. M. Martin, R. S. Wallace,'. ,
, , J. Hi Albert '
'T. MoF. Klttod.
LOANS MDE
To JarmerH on wheat and other markets
able produce, oonglgncdiJor, In store,
cither in prlvata granaries or ft
publlo warehouses. ' i
Stale and County ajiajs jBongh) at Par.
COMMERCJAL PAPER ,
Discounted at rensoi
drawn direct on Ne'
Frflnelsoo( rortlanit ;
Hong Kopgnnd Calenttft. i , ,
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IPO State, Stfee'lAA, Oregon
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Drugs and Medicines
CHEMICALS & PATENT MEDICINES
Toilet Articles,
- Perfumeries,
Druggist Sundries.
Physicians Prescriptions and Family
Recipes a Specialty.
AGENCY FOR THE CELEBRATED
FULL HAVANA FILLER
Red Letter 5c. Cigar.
,03-The best five cent cigar In the mar
ket. II. "VV. COX.
- ' 100 State Street, Salem.
Steiner& Blosser
-DEALERS m-
T0VES, RANGES,
Tin and Copper Ware,
HOUSE-FINISHING GOODS.
130, Stao Street,
SALEM, - - OREGON.
aAgents for the Roynton's furnace. A
speclaKy made of roonti'g' and spOatltJE,
Satisfaction guaranteed ' l B
A. K. STRANG,
No. 303 Commercial Street,
SALEM, - - QRBQON.
-DKALan in-
STOVESand RANGES
riusWog, Gas aad &m Vil'ii
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
t for the RICRAttntinti a,
CtJMPAWys Furnaws. H&
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hp. 9mt NatinnfliKankp.
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LATEST DISPATCHES.
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The Orown Prindoing
Home to Die
A NOVKL LYNCHING.
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A Mob Compells alMnrderer to
Com
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Suicide?
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Texas, plarch 2.
.BELIjVILLE,
Tim Foraythe,
soiIj of Bbcrlft
Forsythe, of Panola iSouiity, who wns
arrested Tuesday as Jbe murderer
Cpunty TreaautcrHill on the
0th of February last, was hanged
by the cltlzenB of this $ty last night.
The mob, which consisted of about
forty well known citlcns, took him
from .Jail and quietH walked him
up ft l4dder preparetf as a gallows
jl and after tho rope was placed about
his necKMie was told, to jump off,
which, he did, breaking his heck.
The affair was done very quietly
and the citizens all upj roved of the
work.
Died fromjliijurieii.
SAN FpANCisco.,'Cal., March 2.
Thomas Gibbs, the aged gentle
man who wasTiBsWlted and stabbed
in the back by three Chinese high
binders yesterdaymorning died this
ifmoriung je was oo years oi age
and jwned a restaurant. No
definite clue has yet been found to
llils13murderers although several
st on suspicion',
, Killed In ailllno.
' BIiinulk Springs. Cal. March
2.-Newfl. haaJieen received here
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jxoar,iVYnb.uayioru, wane worming
-.r-vnSrJ.
lug in ins mines near weaver creeit
on Tuesday was imprisoned by the
shaft caving in and when taken out
a few hours after was uncocsdous.
He died a few hours later from
as-
phyxia and injuries.
Alaskan jflalier's Mooting.
San Francisco. At a meeting
of Alaskan fishere held last night
resolutions were adopted fixing the
following rates for the coming sea sea
eon: Wages $50 per month, and
ten cents additional for each king
salmon and half cent for each small
salmon caught.
Will Take Him Home to Die.
SSan Remo, March 2 Arrange
ments have been made to take the
Crown Prince to Berlin, probably
this week, to avoid his death on
foreign soil.
Delegating Power.
Berlin, March 2. The Emperor
has signed a decree by which Prince
William Is authorized to act for him
and to sign his name In case of phy
sical incapacity.
Weather Indications.
San Francisco, March 2.
Weather Indications for the next 24
hours for the Pacific Ceast: Local
rains with temperature colder.
Answers Tnscott's Description.
Taylorvillk, 111., March 1. A
well dressed.young man, answering
tho description of Tascott, the mur
derer of millionaire Snell at Chicago,
was arrested hero to-night by tho
City Marshal, ne gave his name
as John Henry, and claims to resldo
at Champaign Illinois.
Killed by u. Fall,
San Francisco, March 1.-
Joseph GareJa do Cadiz, aged 84
yeare, formerly professor of iiiatho-
,matlc8, while sitting on n window
Mil In his room in this city this
afternoon, lost his balance and fell.
His brains were (lushed out on tho
sidewalk below.
Another Unfortunate.
Virginia City, March
1.-8.
Fraaser, a
mt arrival from Bloom-
field, Ne
a county, California.
has been t
dawn with waall-
pox.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Spokane Falls, W. T., has passed
an antl Chinese ordinance.
Tho pupremo court denied tho
petition of Sharon heirs for a rehear
ing in the case recently decided In a
lower court that Sarah Althca Hill,
now Mrs. Judge Terry, .was legally
married to the late Senator Sharon.
Great revival among Methodists
in New York results in over 600
conversions.
J. N. Dolph chosen member of
congression, republican committee.
Congressman Hermann presented
amemorlal'ofthoboardof trade of
Portland asking an increase in
United States judges salaries to $5000.
A riot of unemployed workmen in
Rome.
Tho Russian frontier guard in
creased by 2000 men. Fourregimenta
of infantry, under Gen. Archinikoff,
arrived at Kishonoff.
The lower house of the Hungarian
diet approved the convention
delimiting frontier between Hun
gary and Roumania. .
Mexican minister's home advices
deny that Mexican troops have been
sent to Guatemala.
Tried to Kill His Sister's Alleged Per
secutor. SSan Francisco, March 2. Dr
James McShafter, .son of Judge
James McShafter. married Miss A.
Lange, in Germany seven years
since, against the' desires of his
father. The Judge's family then op
poesed the entree of tho son's wife
into their family and social circle
without avail. In tho latter part of
last year Dr. McShafter, presumably
under paternal pressure, commenced
a suit of divorce upon the grounds
that his wife was not true to her
marital vows. Carl Lange, a sailor
brother of tho persecuted woman,
came to this city to champion his
sister's cause. Divining that tho
elder McShafter was at tho bottom
of tho divorce proceedings, ho sought
to stop them by threatening tho
magistrate's life. Notbelngsucccss-
ful in his threats, ho to-day attempt
ed McShaftcr's life by tiring two
shots at him in tho crowded now
city hall. Neither shot took effect,
and Lang now finds himself In the
tanks, 'charged with assault to
murder.
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A DESriSKATK 1IATTLK.
A School How Rexults In Two Deaths
tiud Hei eral Wounds,
Aberdeen, Miss., March 2. A
tragedy occurred ut Rome, this
State, yesterday. Arthur Doveu
port, a teacher of tho public schools
at Rome, expelled one or two pupils
recently. Friends of tho teacher on
one hand, and those of tho expelled
pupils on the other, met at the
school house. A row ensued, and
James Bailey, Jr., fired six charges
from his pistol, instantly killing It.
A. Rutlege, and fatally wounding
his son Edward. Benjamin Fish and
Bailey's son received slight wounds,
Bailey wns shot Inside and received
a cut In the back.
I'ltOHl fONVlS.NTION.
8AM5JI, Keb. , 1888,
In accordance with tho order of the
Marlon Co. Con tin! Committee of tho pro
hibition parly, the County Convention of
said party of Marlon oounty will bo hold in
tho city of Salem on Friday, Alarch 10, at
11 o'clock a. m. for tho purpose of noml
nutlng candidates for county officers, nnd
choosing IS delegates to the Prohibition
Htate Convention to bo hold In Portland,
March 28, 1888. TJio basis of represunuit Ion
for the several precincts of tho county In
said county convention Is fixed as tbllew:
One delegate ut largo to each precinct and
one additional for each ton vouw cam for
legislative ticket In the j oar of 168(1.
Namely; , .
Bulcin prwinet . .1 Kant fiiilum- .. 7
North Salem , 6 South Balum 6
Jeireiwm a Marlon S
Mehamu a fitayton Ji
Sublimity J Lincoln Jt
Turner HowmlU'rairlo,-. .Jj
Bllveifon -8 fjaraeld L3
Ablqua .3 Lnbtali.-. ,,
GorvulH 5 WixKiuurn.. .1
Jubunrd, Ji Aurom I
Ruttevllle I Ouumweg i
SMhiill --1 VnlrUM 1
O. Y. Dikiok.
K, L. Hiiihaiiw. Gjwlrma.".
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aretary.
NABKIAUII MGEhSW),
In the month of Kebmary mnrrl
-it
srriage it.
whw to the following parties were mcmkI
by County Glwk CbapmnJlK
Prank w . AyreM ..,Jilftnah iftinri.
i Lentz
Joteoli Stephen , NUnny
Martlii Lawrenee Mary B
Qee. E. Ftatman -Anna
HeMn Orchard .Aggie HHU ton.
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Tariff Tinkers Propose to take-
the Tariff off of Wool.
TAIUVf TESlUntlNG.
A Movement
to Take
Wool.
Duty Off or
Washington, D. C, March. 1.
The tariff bill submitted by the
ways and means committee of the
house proposes to fix the duty on
pig iron at $0 per ton. The duty on
this is now $0.72 per ton.
It prop6ses to fix tho duty on iron
ore and steel railway bars weighing
more then twenty fivo pounds to
the yard and slabs of billets of steel,
at $11 per ton.
On iron ore and steel rails weigh
ing not more than twenty-five
pounds to the yard, $14 per ton.
On iron ore and steel fiat mils
punched, $15 per ton.
WOOL DUTY FRIX.
The bill provides for the admit
ting, duty free, after July 1st, of all
weols, hair of goats and other liko
anlmals, wools on the skin, woolen
rags, hoddy mingo, waste and
flock.
MANUKACTUHIiD WOOLKNS.
After October 1st, 1888, it provides,
among other tilings, for a 40-percent,
duty on woolen and worsted
cloth, shawls, and all manufactures
of wool not specifically enumerated,,
and on flanuels, blankets, knit goods,
and women's and children's dress
gqpds composed in part of wool.
Thlais a reduction on manufactured
articles. Tho duty now on all
manufactured woolen not otherwise
specified is -08.52 per cent (ad
valorem), and on women's and
children's clothing composed hv
whole or in part of wool, 72.09 por
cent.; on blankets tho jircsont duty
is 7r.5: ' ,
WM. It. MORRISON.
Will Run if
Nominated for
Presidency.
tlio Vloe-
Chicaoo, March 1. Wm. It.
Morrison, writes to a well known
democratic politician of this city, in
answer to a direct question put to
tho former as to whether he wanted
tho Vice-Presidency. Ho answered
that he considered that the
wishes of Indiana should
be first regarded in the matter.
If that state presents an acceptable
candidate in an earnest way, its
wishes should not bo disregarded.
If tho positiongocs to some man out
side of that stMe, Mr. Morrison says
that he may be considered in the
race in the fullest sense of tho term.
It is an open secret that Mr. Mor
rison Is tired of his present placek
and he is not at all ambitious to go
back to congress, His friends are
confident that Cleveland will be
well satisfied with him as a running
mate.
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lllfr l'lre in u California Tom n.
Jackson, Cal., March 1. The
principal business portion of the
town of Sutton Creak was destroyed
by fire tills afternoon. It started In
Corbett's hotel, on tho east side of
Main street, and burned all tho
business places on thut sldo of the
street, crossing to tho west side ut
Werner's butcher shop and swept
tho entire bjock. Over twenty bus
iness houses were destroyed with
nearly all tho contents. Tho post
otllco and Btoro tiro u total Iqsh.
will reach over 1(Vj;0U Tho fire Is
still burning, but Is under control.
limn; After Flvu Kepi into.
HunsoN, N. Y., March 1. Oscar
J. Boukwltii, was hanged at the
court house at nine mlnutou past 10
o'clock this morning, for thomurdor
of Simon Vuiidercools ut Austurllte
on tho 11th of January, 1888. The
duto of his execution had been Ibywl
fivo times boforoj but hart boon post
poned by legal proceedings and
uxucntlvo clumouoy.
Held to Autwer.
Han Fraxciscq, March 1. -Th
preliminary oxtunluatlon of David
Malioney, charged with tho murder
of John H. Lamson, of this oity,
was hqld before the superior ouurt
to-day. The defense present ing uo
evidence, Mabouey was held to
anewer before the ituperlor eourt.
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