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I . ? - , j ' " NEW Itii, ' t- I xJCtCAV NOTES. . mt a out mi ' 1 i- it hjki a I3' - " ..i.i. .. m..n wnn WAS TOE SUICIDE. n...v. Him mnii ivn f www a nkwx - IW LUlAb ili'U uimiuiuiu nun .Itemized Account of Doings in City and Country. UAHX HL'It.SKD. Ur. L. Ii. Itonland'H Barn is Tom lied by the Intmdiar'ji Torb. Itft night iitxul 10 oVlock Hume wire tlli-ooviwl lulii? from Un ion of tin lwm on Dr. L. 1j. ItimlMiiil'H iiroiH-rty Utwifii t'oin- MMirufHl hihI Mburty ttat-tH ami itortli of Clicnu-ki'tH cJm'lw. Tliu Hlitrtn wa ImiiitfllHtely kIvi-ii nml theil('wrlii t rwqionikil promptly; luit ln-fnri' mtT mold 1' thrown tllU llHIIIM lutll WII'll ll"ll t,lt' lllllllllllK tllHt It llllllll IOt U- KHVlll. A lioix) Hinl iw U'IoiikIiik " I)r- Itdulund that kept In tin- Iwrn Uiw liil out Imfwv tliu flaiiuw liiul Mpriiul U'lou nml i-vi-rytlilriir Mw.llilf hUmt tilt Umcr jwrt of t lie Urn win iiirrU-il out. It Ih fortuimU' tlutt thorn wiiH in ulnil Htlrrlnj,', hx tin iilley In llni-il on lotli hIiIl- w Itli ctfililcriiiiiil tlniliT-lmx Htructiirt to which tli llrt' ioiiIiI have Ui'iij Htxlly iiiiniuunli'ittiil. Tlio llrt' wim put miller iimtrol liy two HtriiiiiH Irom tliu Cnpltiil iiiul TIki'm; liut it look ntiirly uit lioui to fXtliiKiilli thi' llrt hli'li wan UiirnliiK In tin luty nml xtmw. Tim llrt' win unilouliltilly of Itutiiiilliiry origin. Hcxt-nil mrtlof 1'lnllll tH llUVI' Willi MIClll(IHllH)KlllK Kioiiit littvliiK tin1 "Hey fi fi'v MilnultM iM'fort' (In lire liroke mil. Tim h 1 1- ulMiiit $m); unliiHiirt'il. Speculations Concerning the Identity of the Man who leaped to Death From the Bridge. "I)o voit know who it wnsJumiK-d from the hrlilge?" in tliu uetion that han greeted tin- rciiortcr on every Hide cinif Iftt Haturday even- lntr. At lin-t it whs rex)rted, and gen erally Ix'lifvtil, that It was old man UtirlelKli that had taken the terrible Imp to death; hut hh he wan found alive and an well hhiihuhI thWthi-ory wax knocked In the head. Jack Crahli, the next man thought of ax UuIiIk in lonimlt Hiich a raxh act, hIiouh up with the nxxuninee that iiif? the (5. A. H., and perpetuating he never did take kindly to water the ineinory or tneir ueroic ueau; and doesn't Intend to lake to tliat to a-it w n vcienuis u nevu nciji, kind of drink ho lonjr at lie iiinuind extend needful aid to their drown hi, trouhlex in Minietliliij,' widows and orphans; to tind them HtnniKer. Htee Pmlth refuv.- to ' homes and employment, and a-ssure i.. ,. iimu-iiKil fortx4 and i tliem xvninathv and friends. Toin- In this Iteue willbeiound a notice of the dime social to be jriven by the W. R. C. ofthis city. An it is Hie flrxt time thifreason that this society I I.om rnrnwl Itwlf IlDOIl all inilullTCIlt jwblie for a lx.'nelit, it Is hojMKl there utll Im a larL'c attendance. Tlie funds thus raised are devoted to a worthy object, one which is control- ed by the G. A. K. and W. it. c. The letters V. H. C seem to hold a my-tic meaning to Mime an the many aUurd names applied to them prove W. Jt. ('. does not mean Woman's HIjrhtH Club, but it "tands for the name of an organization comrxed of loval women devoted to the object ofHjK'cially aiding and assit is recovering from theelleets of his recent i ebaueli at Ills Home in Aurora. A young blackfinlth, who was here on Haturday, wa thought to bo thi'Miiclde. He trietl in vain to secure work and apixiireil to lc greatly tlejecletl and was lnt Kt-n by the men from w liom he was try lug to M-cure work alxiut twenty iniiiutes iH'fore the hiileitle tixik pliuv. A man who was hanging around Marker's stable a few minutes leforo culcate lesxouH of patriotism and love or country among our children, and maintain true allegiance to the United State-. The W. It. C. holds the stme reliitlonhip to the G. A. It. that the Kastem Htar does to the Maoiilf Order, or the Rebeccas to the I. O. O. F. The iliembershil) is not confined to the inimediate relations of the veteran, but to all "loyal women of good moral character and who lmve reached the age of sixteen years." We Invite the ladies of Halein, who wNh to Mrs. A. C. Chapman Is recovering from a severe attack of measles. Ruben P. Boise, Jr., spent Sunday on one of the Boise farms in Polk county. Dr. J. . Cuslck and family are expected home from California in a few days. Lane county prohibition conven tion will be held at Eugene City, next Friday. W. C. AUerson commenced teach ing at the McAlpln school lious this morning. The Duetsche Sangerbund will give a dance at Diamond's hall to morrow night. Lieut. George H. Burnett inspect ed "I" Co., O. N. G. at Macleay this afternoon. Mrs. Z. F. Moody and bon Ralph returned on this morning's train from California. One of the springs on the H. & L. truck became broken in the run to the tire last night. AlonzaWatn, of this city, has ac cepted a position as book-keeper for P. J. McGowan & Co. cannerymen, ADvximsEitfEirrs. For Books, Stationery i Fancy Goods ! GO TO- T. McF. Ration's. ASK 98, STATE STREET. TO BE SHOWN u I rtclfl 1 1 Dd . Tim Ixiys' iMwnlliig hall at the t'lilversllj was the scent' of a luill eioiiM Incident jtwlcnlay. A certain young student had been ilevotiug ills time all iltij lorellKioUMUiivlliigs Hllil other p!iiHtllCM U lllell the Stilt Ixilli h liable to bring, little ilrnini lugof tlielmHirlHiil events going on In his room during his iiIh-oiuv. Imagine Iin feellngM when, ictiirn iiijf to hlslMielielnr ipiMilerxat night, he iIImhivi nil that a Celine familiar with the pitinl-tM had taken hk Mtwlou of hi" txsl nml there given birth toftairsleck lillleklltenx lie Is now looking for a fouiiilliiig Iiik pilal fur the little ones, and It taken luit a Tcry low "meow" irtiui the rift of the bo" to throw him Into "lutein. linn Ur) I'lu-rJ l'tllllr. At Hllvertmi vtlenlay two elll- tllsUNliig politics sohtsilisl that they forxol their Niilijts't ami etimuietitvil talk- the time of the suicide acted ipicerly unite with us in our loyal and and it was thought that he was patriotic work, to be present on the suicide. next Tuesday evening at the 'ocial Cn-tt (illison and others of Polk ami make application for member county, as they were going home 'ship. All further information will from tow n Satuailay night, noticed ' Ihj chicrfully given by Mrs. Emma mi the further end of the bridge a j A. Byars, president of Sedgwick a stranger who exhibited signs of Relief Corps No. 1. Insanity and whose actions attracted their attention. The mtst probable theory concern ing theidentity of the suicide is that it was a man named Nevlus, who had Ikvii on a spiec in town i-evcnil da.vs, ami who has not been wviiat all since the suicide occurred. The follow lug slorj ciiiuvriiiug Ne I inn was cathcrttl this afternoon I from various sou ices: llecaiue here lust fall from ICiitern Oregon, and ' being a (. A. It. man attended a meeting of the Post. He Muted to j memU'rwiif the 1'iwt that he Iiml U-eii driven from his home in I jtst- I eru Oregon b,v domestic troubles, and ' said his enemies there hail imlillsh- ' j roLk rotsn rnoius. Owing to the failuic of our "special" to rejxirt, we can only give the following partial list of the nominations made by the Polk county prohibition convention held last Saturday. State senator, A. W. Lucas, of Monmouth (A disgruntled republi can who has lieen begging for this place on the republican ticket for timers of the pamphlet on Oreiron Astoria. Miss Penton, who has been at tending the Willamette University, has returned to her home in Eastern Oregon. County Treasurer Giesy has turn ed over to County Clerk Chapman cancelled county warrants to the amount of $ti,M8.87. Lafe Conn leaves this evening for Roseburg, where he will remain fcevcr.il days looking after business interests anil visiting friends. A foolish report was circulated I Saturday evening that the missing John W. King had been seen on the Hreets. The report was as fals; as ridiculous. Jim West full, the big Chinese contractor of Albany, is in the city, lie has linn faith in the speedy re sumption of work on the (). P. extension. State Printer Raker's new stereo typing machine has been set up, mil docs excellent work. The llrst CRANE'S STATIONERY, PLAIN AND FANCY. ASHTON LE GAL CAP, PLAIN AND NUMBERED. TYPE WRITERS' MATERIAL. ACME WRITING AND SCHOOL TABLETS. FABER'S PENCILS AND PEN HOLDERS. RUBBER BANDS AND ERASERS. SPENCERIAN COMPASS PENCILS, ONLY TO BE SEEN TO BE AP- PRECIATED. McGILL'S STAPLE PRESSES AND STAPLE BINDERS. Tissue Paper of all Shades, and Materials for Paper Flowers. MABIE TODD'S DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS ALL WAR RANTED. WIRT'S FOUNTAIN PENS BEST IN THE MARKET. CAMBRIDGE BIBLES, CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN THE OXFORD. BROOKS' NORMAL TEACHER. PAGE ON TEACHING. TRACY'S TEACH ERS' RECORD. NORMAL QUESTION BOOK. Roberts' Rules of Order. SCRIBNER LOG BOOK. GILLCHRIST'S MANUEL FOR IN FANTRY OFFICERS, (PRICE $1.00). UPTON'S TACTICS AND REED'S REVISED EDITION, (60 CENTS. For Kruit Growers : PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT, ($1.00). DOWNING'S REVISED NEW EDITION FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES OF AMER ICA, ($5.00). INSECTS INJURIOUS TO FRUITS, ($3). THOMAS' AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIST, PRICE $2. HOP CULTURE NEW AND REVISED EDITION, 40 CENTS. 98, STATE ST. SALEM, OR. jean.. ED.) Representatives, J. 1. l.owis, of Dixie, and Ashley White, of Zena. Sherlli; P. C. SCurs, McCoy; clerk J. It. Shepherd, Zena; county treasurer, Howe; count v lug from the high bridge at Pendle ton, hut that he screamed when he Jumped, ami his erics hmught assist ance which savetl his life. Me stat ed that this stoij was started to iiuiM' him trouble, ami that it was fas In everj mrtlcular. The story, lug tin more pornum! subjects, such as he lold It, of his alleged attempt isl a storj almiil him that he had at-. superintendent, Prince L. Campbell, tempted to commit sulclilcl.yjuin-0f Monmouth; commissioners, Polk m'iin whowcru Ixtcttmr debating Mtcholher'ii autmslciiN Mini t life, wiling each other thieve, liars, etc. The iiiuixIinI leimd In anil put an cud to these ItUwMUt HUieulttiw Just as the two men were whetting knives on their tNotltn. No arrets. -" - - liwtiNi KfuJm,), Jutltv O'Douald this morning rcntleusl a decision In favor of the th'feitthtnls In the case of I.uiin A Hrttwii vs. Anuria Itlley, In which Htm. J. J. Murphy apxared for the tiVfeiitlnut. Till settlvM a veed liitwtltiii and puts an cud to a uum U'rof Mmltar suits whloh would lm Us'ii ImaiKht mjjsIim the dt femknt Imtl thUoiie leen tlwlthsl HfHltist her. flir.r TlMl Tl WHlMmettt. rnlvvoltj M. )tl 8.nttey uf this tfy M III rlv a gntwl iiiMml etuertnlmiH'nt on the fVHttlitir m WVdiHftUiy, April tth at siiieiut' corresMiuiis in everj par tleiilni with the facts of Saturday's sulelde. He mhiii aftciwanl srunsl a school at CliamptHtgln thlscounlj', iiml having Ikvii very wellctlucatcd, got along nlcoly as a teacher, until a short time ago when he got on a sprccr and was dlschurgv by the directors. On Saiurtlaj he was In town Is-g- Mug assistuntv or ti. A. it. men, Cavttt ami G. T. Walt. Ixith of Zena. Mr. Lucas anil others on the ticket stated that they intended to make a thorough canvass of the county. Prof. M. (J. Miller and State Organiser J. W. Webb spoke ntn ratification meeting held at night. The ticket Is largely made up from Zena and McCov and is nut near as -troug a ticket as that put out by the irtj two j-earsago. have alreadj' been put iu plates. A. 1). Ci'abriclson has returned from Dcs Moines, Iowa, and has assumed the duties of his former position as assistant secretary of the State Insurance Co. which he re signed ulxnit a year ago. Thomas Kims, superintendent of tlio extensive lumber mill being built at Mill City, on the Santiam some eight miles above Stayton, called Saturdayutthisoftlee.and left his autograph for a year's subscrip tion. Call and du likewise. .fifr AT THE fiirBri Dental ioeW OF- S.HH0N nms The Staj ton Cornet Band gave their entertainment on Friday even ing. It consisted ofu drama entitled Tlie Danger Signal ami music bv l.m . I... . ii.i.,vI.m,i,nI .!... .,,,,'! the luintl and orchestra. They had a tint iiinslilcr him a worthv obj.vt ft, ,,0. ut two hundn.d jkhi antl reftiMsl him aid. Alsiut four ' ,,U' M"K Vn"' 1h lx"-'' rder o'clock he tllwpiHHinsI ami has not ' I""l during the entire evening. Istui slutv seen. As he was subject, 'I'lictv is a series of meetings being to llt of nti'Uinclioly w hen recover- ,,ol,l hereby a congregational minls Ing froui his tlelmuehes, and as he ter.Mr. (onlou.tntheBiiptLst church had Kweml tlmch threatened to end , a,u' l0" k christian minister, Mr. his lift' Iij drowning, the theory that hewHsthf limit who suicided last Sttunlnj afteruonii Is gcnenillj Ik'HcvihI bj Hum- w ho knew him. Hi k i W'riUtl hh Utility aUiut 40 jti iifnnM,ttlHit 4 fit't 10 Inches In n U niiwkl Ultt ,rf the tty , i,lht,llKht cmipivMon w ith a san.lv w III U mwhiv.1 Am- Uh. iifiwntiimH. ,iMehc. Wlwn U seen hv woA and cheap w""w in..ww. hiw KHwsufttwl1,,,,,!, Imt.saek coat rtWHy'cttlM'rtttMtil rftlH dntl. iwiiuUhuis -m-.. SrrMHi.HH,iu,, 1)fttlH,lw Wwu lf w rt, l rH'si M. tVJtmlnu Um mw m-aMiv.1 jh. it a jvjmrtj j ihx W'uiitH it Hff ,1 ihM tkrj wceeHliiS)MwvMirs i,"rt,d f nim tkj- or intk u iWij mud iimi Uwj stru,k worth. wl mj-mi shw Nhn1 r MHtie, iii uii v nrisiiau cnurcii. Rent Patton, the county assessor, with his family w ca Nlting friends hereon Suntlaj. Chus, Huulliic and family ure go ing to Itiave here this wtvk and lo cate at Mill City. M. tJl'AI. I CiKU. Handing Lots For Satrll Willis & Chamberlin have a few desirable- building lots in East Salem for .sale on reasonable terms. Parties desiring eligible building sites would do well toexamiuethem, as only a few such lots are to be had In the city limits. Also, 25 lots in North Salem at special bargains. . InspKtlon Postpone. Tlio inspection and muster of "B" Co. by Lieut. W. N. Ladue, which was to have taken place this even ing, has been postponed until Friday evening, at which time visitors will be made welcome. L. S. SKIFF & CO. NEXT DOOR TO OPERA HOUSE, SALEM. Vitalized Air Given for tlie Painless Extraction of TeetL eSTThe person awakens from a pleasant dream with the aching teeth gone. Also Gold Crowns Set. GREAT REDUCTION IN- FINK SETS! chic win m sitrmnie,! lit mjMory not ( "iMiwiKi,vh nvovwvd, which, Antraii milk cow m balk, in quire at Onpltul !lU Estnto Agency. comtr of State untl Commercial hU. 7-St CU'ITAL LOIK1K, NO. 11..1. O. O. T meets eeryKiturtluyeenlnif. In their null, mvuiuI door north of l"ot Oltlce. O J.vo. Kmoiit.Sw,, 1I.8.Jokv.V,C.T. STATE TllEASlW;ii'S30TII NOTICE. ? 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BENSON STARR'S. 118,Jtate Str - Salem, Oregon. Capital Lumbering Company! MANUKACTUlMllS OF AND DBALBRS I.V of km Lomber, Dressed and Undressed. CONSTANTLY ON HANI): - ' ShTrtgl'esMatHs, Rickets, Fence Posts, Every Variety arwsasass STS& twwtwl Mai Hl - " " J "' " . -"- - BOXES, Bto. " ' - - OREGON. ! wnw wmUmc Mitt. Mk. o. w. Wl Trmttutt SALEM