LArlE CITY NEWS FOUND
By tho Reporters on Their Round of
; ihe Town.
Sad Accident
Xoles-
Kivcr Xew-i-School
-Crisp Items.
Elocution aril Music.
Miss Bell Staurt, ihe noted elo
cutiouist from tho e.ist, and Miss M.
uracrum, of the conservatory of
nnisic, will be anions the attractions
at the social to be iven next Friday
niilit by the ladies of the Clnistian
church. It goes without saying
that these ladies never fail hi niak
lag their entertainments successful
In r naiked degree. You have gone
before and will go again of course,
with your friends. Newcomers
should not miss it.
The Uiiiici- Klveis .
Operations have already been re
sumed at Coquille liver, where a
number of men are rt woik on the
jetty, which Ik's been built out 1000
feet. It is tho intention simply to
mnko permanent tho work already
done. The jetty tramway lias been
slightly washed out. The discovery
of a fine .marry on the farm of Mr.
Frederick, on the Coquille liver,
twelve miles from its mouth, and
the purchase i f it by tho govern
ment will have n tendency to facili
tate tho improvement. The stone
is as good as can be found anywhere.
The river from Coquille City to
Myrtle point has been examined
iitteeu miles, congress having ap
propriated $3000 to remove the snags
fiom this portion of tllo river. It
was full of snags, hut they will not
bo taken out until next year, as it is
Lite in the seasju now and the
freshets are likely to set in at any
time. The work will be done with
a pile-driver rigged up as a snag-
puller and with tho assistance of
powder.
A PAIXFULACCIDEXT.
A Man is Thrown From an Engine,
and Seriously Injured.
Yesterday afternoon Conductor
Nash, of the yaidensineof this city
was ordered to take some extia
fieight cais to Poitlnd. When lie
got to Woodburn he invited Jlr. J.
H. Richards of that place to uike c
tiip with him. Mr. Pich.u ds finally
consented, and nu-de the tiip suc
P"sfully until they lnd lelurned as
far as Onemnli, ni, which point they
weio lunn'ng at tho rate of about
thUty milei po" hou.', when they
met a hand cm. Mr. Richr'-dswrs
leaning out to jce the ca, , when the
tnginrer revc-cd his engine. It
was brought up &o fcuddenly that
Mr. liicliaals was thrown from tho
engine, brepKinghislesin two places.
They put 1 im oboa d pnd brought
liim up lionie, and Di'. D. C.
Dyland f,oon hpd the 'es we1' splint
ed, and hispji'ent reiki's comfort
ably. Mi. ricli:' ds is a lipid woik
ing blackbin'tli, wil a a i mily to
suppoii, and ilicvefore the piTp'r is a
giievoiif one.
rrato.vA -.
It. Messier has returned irom Poi t
laml. W. IMJynrsisoutou the O. P.
'out on a business trip.
Miss L.uin Mlniuorne of this cily
is visiting fi'euds nt Newberg.
President D. T. Stanley, or the
State Normal school is in town.
Frank E. Hodgkhi o.' this city, is
in Seattle, Irking n look at the cily.
Rev. M. C. "Wiie was a possensor
on tliis morning's traiu, for Port
land. O. Dickinson and wife mo homo
from Yarmiua after a several week's
visit.
R. D. Duncan has been ontei'laiu-
inshis rolalive. C. F. Trickett of
Cnibondale, His., for the past few
days.
Elder J. W. Webb, stats organ
izer of (ho prohibition party at
tended Linn county district lodge
I. O. G. T.. yesterday, lectured last
night near Albpny, came In on tho
'Horning trJn, wont to tho Wood
burn prohl picnic, returned to Salem
nd left on the Dallas stage to
lecture at TJallnston Gmngo hnll on
prohibition to-night and to preach
lo-niorrow.
Fnii'uiiaut 11 V "'..
The gombn tint that the fttli
tyl ntually rflfct, a It wero,
rum the auturuu gfey, are lte xhto
ear in caaiina: their altadow a. The
unio brillL.uov tliat cluiaci.' !ed
th n.i.i.-....- . ,wi i.:orelMnUi which have can? aie inoiw
'JUdim. MrtUiic cut of drapery
" 1 1' .i,h ofb..iieew K.iMted la,
'1 t i! 1- tlio leading modistes are
" 'hi.,, in ,ui to thur faahkc-
MERE MENTION.
Yeslerday at Albany, wheat went
up to eighty cents.
SKongly dramatic and exceed
ingly interesting. Star.
"Unknown" entertains right
royally. Sunday Dispatch.
Couty counrt has adjourned, after
a biief and unimportant session.
The dialogue throughout is
sprightly. Commercial Advertiser.
A notarial commission was this
afternoon issued to J. L. Atkinson,
of Portland.
Last year the synod of the Colum
bia gave to the support of extension
woik nearly ?00, 000.
The raising of tl'ie spire of the new
Catholic church was successfully
accomplished this afternoon.
A marriage license was this after
noon granted to Mr. Clias. O. Grccno
and Miss Enidy E. Cornelius.
An old convict in the p niUmlinry
Calling by name, had t'u misfor
tune to fall and break his mm
yesterday afternoon.
There are no new coses of smallpox
at McMinnville, according to re'i
ublo advice, and the mnladv i now
entirely under control.
Mr. Cionkhlte and family who
have been the guel.s of II. V. Mat
thews for some time, returned to
their Nebraska home to-day.
The Register says thorough vac
cination lus been inaugurated
throughout Yamhill county, and
there is little chauco of smallpox
spreading.
F. M. Conn has a band of thirty
two fino young horses which he will
oiler for sale cheap during tho next
few days. They are at Ford's corral
near the Cliemekcle hotel.
Rev. A. S. Mulligan, now of
Columbus, W. T., was married on
Wednesday to Miss Ida A. Saunders.
They were each rtono time students
in tho Willamette University.
S. E. Davis of Albany, has gone
to Pennsylvania and will return in
the spring with lorly families, who
will remain and locle on botiom
lands in the Sanliam couutry.
A Marion county woman "yanks
the bun" ns It were, for fast hop
picking and discounts nil previous
rccorcis. Her time was eight boxes
in one day. Each box holds nine
bushels.
A sum of 5250 is to bo expended
by Salem and Polk and Ma. ion
counties in protecting the bridge.
Tho top cords are to bo enclosed in
galvanized hpn, to protect them
from the weather.
Our schools, wo nro pleased to
note, are taking practices in fire
drills. Wednesday a test was made
and the building was clcpicd in less
than four minutes. These drills are
good and may ye I be tho means of
saving many lives.
Miss Minnie Rruraell, who is con
nected with tho Baptist Union in
Swalow, China, and is support.-d by
the union circles of Oregon, will de
liver an address at the Paptist
church to-morrow night. Sei vices
to commence at 7 o'clock.
Thof..Ith doctors (?) of Po hand,
in thci' advertisements icll of a
man who was blind and c ii'ld not
walk. He was brought to i.iem for
treatment and aftor eight or nine
manifestations and cht'iin, c tiki
see woll enough to tlnerd a needle
by moonlight and had bufiicleut use
of his limbs to walk a rail. All of
this leads us to the belief that in
Portland there arc fa-mo of the m-st
wonderful healers or oKo some of
the biggest liars on tills bautli'ul
spbeie witli tho sca'ri down for
the h'tler.
Orojon ami Iln.-r.u'l.
Commenting on tho JourxA'.'s
remarks on the I'pple, the Jc ri'ni.io
Cornier adds: "Tho wo. Id is t'ci.i
ning to railhe tli -t Oregon fi vll is
ftr bupeWor to tii t of any other
portion of tho ca st, pud when our
friill-growcs re, 'be, ilso, ihe neoc -bity
and impo. lance of cr ofully
nuriuiliijrlholrotehaif' puiI vnc
yards, tho dompud tN'il lneae
vorynialu Lilly. Uy p.unins mid
cultivation of t.-e p.nd v'aea wil"
naturo be Md in Ibedoi elopment
and inatuiity of the ,ai. ) t lf not
alwayBtholai-sentorournv" i thrt
iu the intst litedou- -u - which
have the neoe'ed cure will alvy&
oxcel la flMVortho-e ne!eted, no
nmttar if inuoh wiuller. Tlie oti
mng be torwiwPt !n U mind's oye
offiultralelfHllniaie sucee fa
to lie iwelied. We notice in our
own 'uiniedtate vicinity thA
pro 'fle bu the topul on, end
tbelu-V. Itav-r more delicate.
-
SuU-nbe for the CtrirAi. Joi K-
OCCIDEXTAL J0TT1XGS.
Xews
And Xotes or a General
terest to the Westerner.
In-
There are several Mmool districts
in Linn county wanting teachers.
The amount appropiiatod for the
improvement of Yaquina bay is
SloO.OOO.
Reef cattle in Eastern Lake and
Grant counties pro selling tin's fall
at?lSto2.?perhond.
Joseph Watson of Newport say.s
that strawbeny vines hbu to boar
ontho27ih of May and hpvo con
tinued to furnish beviics ever since.
New.
The schooner Twilight from Sau
Fraueii-co. loaued wkh sJccl rails
for the Oregon Ppciilc, nbout two
weeks overdue, arrived at Yaquina
yesterday.
A band of 2 200 head of sheep re
cently lost in the mountains of
Grant county, have not yet been
iuwl and there is probably no cluo
h t'nit vhcicabouls.
"'' Neona Prop-it, daughter of
J' ..'lopst, of Albany, died yesicr
day at tho home of her parents near
that city, aiter a protracted illness,
aged 21 years.
At Raker Cily work is being
pushed vigorously on the burnt
dlstiictand it is only a nintter of a
few weeks when the buildings will
be completed and business resumed
again.
Grant counly was iu debt -' 1,
001.2. In a suit between that
county and Lake coumy the i ourts
have jrst decided that all tho in
debtedness above $o,000 was i Jegal
and void.
Tho Ashland depot hotel, buMt by
the Pacific Improvement company,
opened business Wcdnexlpy mo.n
Ing. tho flrst meal, breakfast, being
served to passengers of ,he south
bound exprers.
No where else in tho woild, In
tills latitude, do things generally
bob up as serenely and piolillcly as
in the Willamette valley, state of
Oregon. Wo never ceiso being
astonished at tho way trees and
plants grow here.
A couplo of gentlemen were in
Asiona a few days ago making ar-
raiigeniems to sunt an evening
paper. They expect to jsue abo.it
the flrst of Novombcr, but will have
solicitors iu the Held in a couple
of weeks, to cont'act "ads" and
"subs."
Pcporls from ho en' t bi ing lint e, -ing
promises ih.il tho coming year
will send hither largo number of
visitors and pcnnuie.it .o.Ucrs, pnd
tho prospect is lb. I many homo
seekers of moc'cra i me. .is will bo
buving 1' ndi 'n Oregon and Wrsh
inion Tor uo '.v ne:.t ye.'.r.
The town of Sparta, slitir' d in
tho soulhe 'ic.n po. Ion of Union
coi'nty, Pi'd n'wrt SO mile north
ea' i orL..Uer Cy, is the eeiiier of a
in' iciv 1 belt client1' at for miles in
Ci'lhcr di ccilo.i, pnd mine, bo.h
qjp z and plpcor, t'o being worked
wUh mostg4Tii.yin'c .c t'Ls.
Yon couldn't l'""o nn old Oic
goni'n to loc!i3 in any other
couniy; b"t tho o are p'only of old
scil'eik lrom olhor count. ies willing
to locaio here. The o's tho dif-feoLM-j.
Woh-vo a c'Iipp'o thai,
when onco ad,i'. luted w'tli, no oiip
wi'l give up for
pny other cllmni".
ireuiocrut.
Work on tho Poiiland lii ,wi oil
mill goos fo.wp.il P' rapidly ph
possible. Tho mpchnery li.sbcon
lieaid lrom and is daily o:;;co;2d.
It will bo put in pi. oe at once upon
its arrival. Nearly three ouloptls
o' flarwjed p.o l re. cjlncw
for tho ni'U to bogin work
upon, and in nboat three or four
wcol.s the raw oil w'l lie i. dy for
tho boilers.
A New 0'."e.
London, ()v. 3. 3ir Clinrlen War
ren, chief of the mo .vkjI1i..ii jto'Ve,
has decided to employ blcodliouads
to discover the peieiraior of tho
WliileClippal iniuden. The jwlice
place ot-iifldonce In llio story of Gto.
M. Doige a seaman, Mhost. Ictilhat
in Ausut lafct he met MaUy c -ok
named Alaska in London, arl that
Alaska told him he had been I lib!
ofall he Hail by a wnma.i of the
town, and thiealenwl, utile he
found the woman an.' letoveied M
propeily, to kill and mu.llaU every
Whlteel i pel wooiaii lie met The
nolle are twrehlii eveiywhere for
tr-eMaL.y. Ac Ins on In.' .roi-l.on
develofied In ihe loraMiaiioa oftbe
Wtiltulwi4d ttmrdej ,tU- potk
have aeiaed and . ce iyII aevei-al
Imuae in that woCio.
Vutc ujr
Mile at tliU o(11
an 1 exiliaiiK" f,r
PACTS FOB THE FARMEB.
SWINE MANACJK.MKXT.
R;ul feeding and bad breeding are
the direct causes of hog cholera.
Bad feeding comes under the head
of eoinhiuedeoui AwMn... Men will
not lu-biccd the'r h -cm or cattlb,
but will let their hogs breed in un
til almost worthless bcibroan infus
ion of new blood is given. Poor se
lection of breeding stock comes in
here, and it N a matter ot impor
tance to all stockmen.
m-t.rs in- lMC-'AinT.XlXO.
Fattening hogs wilt do letter If
allowed a place t dig tho dry earth,
as tho e.tith is a natural antidote for
ucl-'iry of tho stomach. Fattening
hogs b.iould always havo nccc. to
K'll. Coal a! es and scivenins are
excellent ft .them, pud Hi's ,-t tf
reiuesiu . V find a p,ce in the hog
yard or in the pent. Tho hogs will
oateveiy bit. It is an excellent cor
rective for them, and helps to give
them an appetite.
KA'l'vEMXO rOW'.T QU'CKi.Y.
Th'.s mailer f feitening fowls
quickly il es not receive the .men
tion It de-ei res. For a week or ten
daysbelbrethe fowlaarosent to mar
ket they should be e. utlneil to el -o
qi'nrieispiiill'ei'. on st.ictly fasten
ing food. This should e ke; t up as
long as they opt greedily and keep
gaining in weight. Milk is excel
lent to use in imistcning their food
and nlM for them to drink, if it can
bo obtained without t much ex
pense. It Is not o.iiy vah. Wo as an
aid in fattening lliein qrickly, but
also greatly improves tho quality of
tho llesh produced.
ratios and lNSKurp.
I.cpdei'softheJounNAiiliavonow
and ngnin licen urged to protect use
ful bi.ds heeatise I hey weregvc.it li
stroyers of injuvi us hiseeK Here
is it va-y hu.-gvslive l'ablo touching
tho sjinio liipller. pad .no which
should induce action in llio light
di.eciien: ' Man p.ayed to God to
de-l.oy Ihel.isecis which devoured
his vines, trees u.u' fruits. And God
answered) "I madu birds eiillleieut
to feed mion tho i.iecls; what have
you done with the birds'." And man
replied, 'I havo killed them.' And
God si'id' Then kill tho inwcK' "
VAl.llllO ' A"I'M
There Is t-caicely any articlo of
vegeiphlo food more widely ureiul
anil more unlvcisally liked il'pu tho
a.Vle. Let every family in autumn
Ipy in from two to le.i or more bar
rels, and it will be to tliem the most
economical investment in (ho whole
re.igo of culinary hui'pll"". A raw,
me' ow apnlo is ('Igii -d iu an lioi'r
and a h. if, while boiled cn'jb.go ic-oul-ri
are hours. Too mo t health-
ml d" t tli. 1 1. n bo placcu on 1 ho
table is I) Iced Ppplrs. If iVnil'ln
coi'ld be induced ' M'bsllliiio ('no
ap.ile 'on.n1, n.ia aii'Ihi,ciout for
tho ile'jC'c and diullespiid oilier
Hivre' .l s, w lib which tliociiildren
u t.tojo't'-jii htufied, Shore would bo
a t'lni'nu'Jon of doct i-S bills sulll
ciuiit in asiii'ilo c.ir to lay up it
stock of til's delicious ftuit for it
oorho,i"H use.
1'Al.filM.OUCJIIiNO.
Tho farmor should fpll plough all
the p;id he can, ps It pui- Ii'm so far
phcrd witli ills wo, kin the Hji.ing.
Plough deep; luuy tliu tr.ish iiud
vce(;sio deep that If tho land bo
pLnred in torn noxtycirlhoshovels
wi'l not div the rubbish ui tbuhii.
f.'ce. Help is cheaper in the mil
tlimi Iu the Billing, and that U an
hem to bo coiiMdorcri'tmd hoixr a o
moreusetl to woik, and con iuenlly
havo more enduiiinoe. The woik
wil' be done better, for llio lec'on
that there is more Juie U do it
piojKuly. Bnit'll gi. Iu wn lx s .wn
at thoprojMir tlmo. '- ii s ins soils
croiMt1 bott2.on ..ing pi ughlnjj
then some soils me light, anda.u. t
deal Mows away. . n hII sucli solU
ltK bailer lo plou-,!! Ju ,t lieforv
planting. ICol one must dels; ni'no
fw'h'niMiIftheiirojAjr time toploujh
his ik . tloulur piece of kind, yet no
one should neglect f-i' ploughing
win-re It a n uedoiieadvauU'.'oukly.
"Unknown" will lie presented
next Tuubday evening at lited's
opera limit It U not unknown to
the iieoide of Haieiu that & 1'arrar &
Co. keeps the largest and heat a-
aortiuent of staple ami fliney
groceries In the city. 3U
m m;iKi.
BAOKV-' Ui:TBI' -Al .JvtHM' I JuM-a,
Kf icul JCl. . U I . . K.I. l CU1' I' T
jni't I at l TiiidK -tml,. fo. ,
Ul.' u( f'' .ie..
1 he ,) oi'u-4 coujilc HI make their
ln.lue ill 'ill. J). I 111, While lliu
J.ii I..N vl Wil WMl them Miil.l
NEW
oas!
uoa
-WK 1IAVK
NEW STOCK OF CLOAKS
AND SEAL PLUSH WRAPS
Plrect ft-om tho Knst, every Kin-incut lmlnlH'on ninilc to outer for us.
KIXK NKW srOCK Of
Dress Goods anil Trimmings, Flannels, Blankets ; Now Slock of Carpels,
lings, Porlicrs, Shades and Laec Cnrlains.
The inibllo nro contlslly lnvltcil to tnHi't our mnniiuotli Moelc.
J. M. HOSKXHKIMI & CO.,
White Corner.
It. K. Dullois.
Jo.? Ilullo X.
Dubois bros
I'.tip ICtOiN-
c
to
FREE BUS.
Sample Rooms for CorHmeicial Travelers,
From it to rJ per ilay.
SALEM - - OREGON.
ltM-tf
Sclool Tax Notice,
rpiti: sciiooi. taxkm ok uiHTUicrr
X No. 21 In Mmlon roiiuly aro now iliio
mul coltrclH iloivt llioolllcoof tlioclivlc.ln
tho ()W.u liousa on Court street, Siiloni,
ami imihtbi! iMltl by tlio tlrstof Dccombor,
orbeeomu ilelluiiucnt.
DAVID HIMION,
October !M, 'S3. Ulo.k.
IMkIm'Jw
For Sale.
A Rooil Inm friuno Hoiso Tower. (1khI
for nil lines, from oilo to full eiiiuclly.
All Tor tho low price of i O. Call nt t Iu) Tji
rlllo Ciller, Vlmvpir ,t Kiull I'loneivlnrf
ConiimnyN olllce. Hnlein, O103011.
Jvl. M. MEAD,
PRACTICAL CUTLER
Filing Saws a Spocially.
Hliopon tlio alloy, nnpoxllu MIllto'H l.lv
cry Hldble, Htileni, Or.
TILE SANITARIUM
I'oi llio tieatnu'iit ofHll illH.M of men
Hint woiueii
DISS. GIIiUKKT k WEMI
nivii
Mrdirnti-il viiior tmllis, osjen Inlmlp
(IciiH, vleuliu niii.ilii'U.ia, nu'OlenlHit
NpuiVh, etc. OMIcunntl vinllr.uiiii Iu lliu
liiilik block. Consult uluii 1. 00. l(Klw
A. H. STRANG,
,(, IUI Commercial Mti eel,
SAIiKM, - - omsaoN.
-DKAI.KH IM-
STOVESand RANGES
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Filling.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty,
mrAgmt for tli HIUIIAUIIHON A
1IOY.NTON CO.MrANY'H I'liriiHitw. Kt-
tMlllllllKMl 111 IN 13
LOWEST PRICES,
v-
n
J3EST GOODS.'6'
-en
tto
H
ou.
OKK JtKAI- QWrKlTt'
Oood.s 011 tho installinuut
plan.
U.UCU
OKKGOM.
T.iult HAlKollTOl'.KM UN Hr VrtnN
oto.
Smitlis
Alict
I' ai,l, lirn-K'id I pi lit lliwi ri'iiv
poUicuiMrii cn mi vjtu, 11 ck-ic nt l.)
TO - DW.
oaks!
HKCKIVKP Ol I:
EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT SCHOOL
m-
Miss Knox
Will continue Her School for the en
suing year at the LITTLE CENTRAL
SCHOOL BUILDING, Cor. Church and
Marion Sts beginning
SELTKMllKll 10.
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL
Hoys em cl Girls.
Tho school will open on tho 'Jllh
of September. Tliorouuli InHtiuo-
tlou In tho piliiuiry ami
ailNiiiuetl
English JJranches.
LATIN AMI KLEMEN'TS OF MUSIC
In courno.
TlSflMH ami furlher liifoimatloii may tm
had nn npplkatlon to
HI'.V. 1'. 11. POST,
Cor. ClieiiiultolaaiiilStaliiHlH.
tMJMf
wiVATORY OF MUSIC!
lVIIIaiuHto University.
MlMl HUUCtWKfUl HCllOOl Of llUIXlO (111 UlO
IIOItllMlWll'IKIHt, Ahllllt
150 STUDKNTS LAST YBAK.
CoumcM In
F"lnro, OrRiin. Slnulriw, Violin,
unrnuiny. unu uounuir-
polrlt.
DIpIomiiH on rompletlon ol coiuso.
Teaehem: ,. M. 1'arvln, Kninklo I'.
Jnnm, KmiCox. ANNiiiUint.I.ulu M.H111IU1.
KlrHl term hcjcliix Miuiiliiy, Seplemuer
:iil, INM. Hcml lor italoKiie. I'oi- lurtlutr
iHirtlculiirHiuldiHM
A M. l'AKVIN,
Mimical UlriH'tor, Halmii, Or,
K-17-iltf wit
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
(IrailimteH HtiulcnW In
Classical, Literary, Sciciililic,
Normal, liiisincs.s, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
ItU tlianhlMt, InrKMt nml Intuit x)xjt
lvti liiktltutlon of lOHrulm; In tha North
uwt, Buliool )mmi Unit Momlay In Huptumber
Coml for (iutulogue to
TIIOH. VAN WDV,
1'rwililoiit.
17; H11I0111, (Mton.
GRBAT DISCOVERY!
Dr. I-I. SMITH
Xow In pojHwioii ol new ilioovry 111
le.HUlilMt MlllMMt lllUHUlllml iiuUH4
KnmwBdtuic tUtutM of llm teih. It lulu
wy iniurKiun or uuptcAMint lo iImi
m. l'U iUMUuautUFoi ut It clulirt UmI
ikiiwl lui never Ihh kuowu lrfir-. nml
Itf pl'liig II U) the M,nalllf or anr
UtU, lby chii be elwtiuxl mid nihil
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