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SAIiETH, OREGON, ITBTDAY, JTXLY 20, 1889.
NO. 125.
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JOURNAL.
DIRECT C
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L I'lUIII iUH .1UIJV (Hill UIIIWlU
tut nssr cms a m bit. -
DItESd
And trinimlnso of all kinds
mings, Plaid, Stripe-ami plain Surahs, Braids, Plushes,
mi-., uu:.
RIBBONS, KID GLOVES AND GLOVES OF ALL KINDS
SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS. Oo
Full and Complete Lines of Embroideries mid
Lutes in All Widths.
Beaded Shoulder Wraps and latest Novel- hH
ties in Scarfs, yJ
FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. U-
Curtains, Poles, Portiers.
fiST"A full and complete stock of Men's Furnishing
Goods.
No. 239 Corner Slafe
IAJNN &
,. New Livery Stable.
J. Mncey has lately purchased the Liv
ery and Feed Stable Jormerly owned by
Wagner & German, and now conducts
A FIRST-CLASS STABLE!
Ho has somo of the best rigs In the city.
Olve him a call and It will bp tilled with
great promptness.
DAVID T, WILLIAMS,
Proprietor of
Salem Steam Laundry.
SALEM,' OUEGOX.
3-Orders left at Stelner's grocery store
will receive prompt attention
George II. Hayes has been appointed
special agent lor the above laundry and
any washing left wltk him will be prompt
ly attended to.
-Prlces reasonable and work guaran
teed.
J. J. CULVER,
County Surveyor
JAMES WALTON,
Topographer.
W. H.1BYARS.
Civil Engineer.
Byars, Culver & Walton
Surveyor! & Topographers,
Cni.vnri itrnftH. nlntR
monan.lH .lwOrl 111 IfMIR
of lands, townlots, and
roads, ditches, streets,
sewers, alleys, etc. etc..
made and furnished at
Uoht Sola TramiT. corners nnd lines rics-
W. A U I.W"' laOUSUCU jniIHUIllii
tot, . r. field notes.
Grades for ditches, roads, streets or sew
ers, with estimates-furnished on implica
tion. Address County Surveyor's otllce.
Selem, Oregon.
ESTAHMSHED UV NATIONAL AUTHORITY
mi-ru nun
SALEM - - - OREGON.
Capital Paid op, - - - - $75,000
Sorplas, ... - - -10,000
it. S. WALLACE, . - l'naWent.
W. W. MAMTX. Vice-President.
J. IL ALBERT, r - - Cashier.
DIRtCTORSl
W. T. b ray, TV. W. Martin,
J. M. Martin. It. B. Wallace.
I)r. W, A.Cuslck, J. II. Albert.
T. McF. Patton.
t
tOAS MADE
To termers on wheat- and other market
able produce, consigned or in store,
either In private granarlesor
public warehouse
Stile ud foiEly Warrants BngM at Far.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted l wasonable rate. Drafts
drawn Alt oa New York, Chlearo, Ban
Krauetfco, ItwItand.Indon.I'aris.KerllB,
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iiieuapiiiuiiauuudiuauiv
UK
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an trim T
GOODS
to match in Persian
PETS, b
and Commercial Streets.
BROWN..
SALEM, OREGON.
Wit. N. IjADUE, ; President.
nit. J. UEYNOLOS, Vice President,
IOHN MOIK, Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING.
Exchange on Portland, San Francisco,
New York, London and Hong Kong
bought and sold. State, County and City
warrants bought. Farmers are cordially
invited to deposit tmd transact business
with us. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops and other property at
reasonable rates. Insurance on such se
curity can be obtained at the bank in
most reliable companies.
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
Gaines Fisher, Proprietor.
Corner Ferry and Liberty stseets, N. E. cor
from Chcmoketo bjitel, Salem, Or.
Good accommodations for commercial
travelers. First-class rigs always on hand
Charges reasonable.
P. J. LARSEN,
Wagon and Carriage Repairer
Is prepared to do all work In the lino of
making or repairing wueons, uugKira u,
carriages in llrst-classstyle and at rensdn
able pi Ices Shop Suite street, near
Front
Kansas House,
Corner of Court and High Sis.
E. M. LAW, Proprietor.
We have taken a new name but
will continue to serve ourpatrons with the
best the market allords, give them a
cordial welcome to Our Home. Terms
reasonable. Give u a call and we will do
you nod.
Nq Chinese employed.
DO YOU EAT?
Jf. you do, call at the
W. C. T. U. RESTAURANT
In the opera house block, where you can
get a good clean meal at any tlmeof day or
C Thi"Srestaunnt U under new manage
ment and satisfaction is guaranteed, hv-e-ylhlng
Is in ttrst-class shape.
Mr.andMrs.H.E HOWAltD,
The New Managers.
DK. H. SMITH, DENTIST,
Has a new proceM by which he can flt
plates of artlnclal teeth m perfectly ttot
they are Inserted. Those wearing Ie
platcwjrattllns around In the mouth -he
eating, U Hit? great annoyantwof 4hei"
tlvcsand umipany, sboufd call ou I)r. H.
HiiiltUandgetM!l with wbleb they will
enjoy comfort. Dr. Smith's oltlce U novr
ffi5"3 ll wSrk 'warranted to
KefTrtth filled or extracted wllUout
i7 Ilemeaiber the place. oer Dear
ftorn's harness shop, Commercial "'
t irst Nationa
Bank
Biem,urrji'B. -
GREAT
--3SIB m m ll W VII iill IliiiiP
KBIflir vm IH& l-S jSj5 Kis jyjjS5 lilsjMbF7'
"KJHr0ailHk IS all BE SlttBfljSlCjwSSSy (US
We have just received a large invoice of new goods, itieludiix; ninny
novelties iu summer clothing. "Wo will sell these very cheap.
Nice lines of white goods will bo sold at prices far below their r.ctu d
value. We have new and elegant light-weight coats nnd vests which we
will sell for less than other dealers pay for them. We have cotton Ihm
nels, twelve yards for $1; while goods, fourteen1 yards for?l; dies. buttons,
Gc per dozen; dress goods, usual price 12, now 81c; houelinlng, ,'!e per
yard; lawns 4c a yard.
We will sell all kinds of goods at the Mime relative figures. Cull and
be convinced that we have the bct gjodu, ind sell the cheapest.
Capitol Adventure Company,
OPERA HOTJS1S CORN BR,
Salem, ------- Oregon.
A. K. STRANG,
No. 303 Commercial Street,
SALEM, - - OREGON.
SKALKR IS
STOVESandRANGES
riHtnliing, Gas and Steam Filling.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
S- Agent for the rtlCHAHDSON A.
BOYNTON COMPANY'S Furnaces. Ks
tabllshed in 1849
New Butcher Shop
AT
NO. llO STATE ST.
ANGEVINE & HANSOME.
Have opened up a. first-class butcher shop
at the above location, where they will bo
pleased to serve the people with the
CHOICEST AND 1IEST MEATS
of all kinds that tho market affords.
Ulvo them a call and bo convinced of the
superiority or their meats.
OrGooqs delivered free.
WIIENT YOU ARE HUNGRY-
go ro Tin;
Star kncli tan
' I
210 Coiiiinci'cinl Street,
Where you can get a Urst-olas lunch for
any price from a nickel up. No Chinamen
are employed.
Bids for Wood,
Hid will bo recehednt my otflci? In the
opera houso block. Com t street, balcui.Or,,
uptoJulya5th.lHb3.nt3 p, m., for six (
cords of body oak or large grub oak wood
and seven (7) rds of Unly llr, to bo de-
lueredat the Norm w.iein scnooi iiuukcj
also six (C) cords of body oak.or large
grub oak wood, and sevon (7) cords of largo
Rn,iv iir m h delivered utlhuSoiith Sa
lem school house; also foily ilU) cords of
largebody or grub oak wood, thirty i.TOi
cords jif tKxly ash and tlftv-flve (')
cords onargo body ttr, to bo dellveied at
the liisl Miieni scihkji iiousc. n iu
wood to le delivered at the placos deslg
noted on or before the 1st day of Septem
ber next. ., , , .
The board of Irustcw reserve the right
to rejeel any and all bid.
JAVIfSlMsrfif.
Clerk or School Dint. So. 31.
8l.KJf. Or.,Julyia,WS dMd
: ATTENTION
FARN4ERS!
Single lots and acres. One lulfinllu Wast
ofrUlem P.O. OcmhI soil, all elir and In
line tondlthin. All ready ler lantlng
fruit and shrubbry at nw. liich plcoi
fronts on a nice street, nnd no pity tax.
THOMAS & PAYNE
07 STATB ST. SAUISM.
Don't cou;h any lons-r,
Wright's Hed
Cro Cornell Cure wilt rout your annoy-
BDceand leave' you free nnd wll. Sold by
J1 rtrtiiKiM.
SALE!
FOUND,
LVJUNI) A pjlr "f ludyV new light Jvid
gloves fine Call at this olflcc, proo
property, pay lor notice and got goods
' ANTKI).
"IT'ANTKl) A situation by a boy 1 1 ye s
' old, on furiii or stock ranche A pood
uwiLgi", can plow or tend Htnvk. lull at iho
o(l'-r of the t'Arirvi. .iouhinai. tot ' .'
MtfWI
' NTITJ gentleman of live Ji"t rt
ivi-Ieiiio 1 . romniNslim business Mains
fipusllioii In Jj.ii-s uheiu he can put In all
Ills time Ho." bad oineexperleiif"' n rcil
estate and lusunince; Is a good hand In a
warobouse; Is nsood matlicmatlrlaiknnd
can Keep oooies anu inane luniyeii general'
ly iisetul and Is not afraid of work.
liest
of iefircnces glxcn.
Address "H.," .loint-
5-ntr
.N.U. UfTlCF.
ron i:knt.
IX)It ltl'.'T.- In a lino locality, several
I nicely furnished looms, either with or
without board. For paitlculurs call upon
Wm. S. Arnold, U7 Winter stieet.
ron SAi.u
LIUUtsALk:. A l'AHM OF aJUACKRH
II all under fence and cultivation. In the
best rango country of Eastern Oregon.
Thobest chnn(oeernireied for a man to
cngugo In stock raising. For particulars
call on or address
W. JI. 11YA11S, Salem, Oregon.
8ocii:tv NOTICUS.
0UVi:i,OlK!K No. 18, I. 1). O. I'., meets
In Odd lVllows' Hall upstairs, ('ornc,
Coininerclal and Ferry streets, every Sat
urday nt 7:. 10 p. in.
J.T.OHIillO. JAS. WAI-TON,
Secretary. N.
l A it5edgMlck Post, Js'oT 10, DcparU
' incut of Ongon, meets every Monday
evening at the hall over the Oregon Land
i company's olllce. Visiting comrades an
cordially ln Ited to attend,
A. W. DitAYUKit, Fust CoinnuidLr.
. it. F. south wick, Ailjuftnt.
I'ltOFllSSlONAI. CAltDS.
i l m
I J. SflAW. attoi my nt law, Kilem, Ore
'. gon. OfiUe ujsstalrs In the Pattou
UIOCK
,r"J..Jf:S'Nl.S(Jsi DTI). S.-DKNTIST
l Onico In the Now JJank lllock, Com
inercliil stieet, Salem. Sign of tho big
t(K)th. dw
MllYKlrjAis'.-SlHS.jTU. M. 1. McCOY
I. physician and surgeon, has located
and taken rooms over Sulre Pamir's
grocery store. Chronic, distune a spec
laity. Consultation free, li'Jldw
u "1. WftxrAMS, KTKNtKlfiAl'JlRn
, and Tyiwwrlter Copyist. Wlllmalto
resrts of trials, etc.; ctnylng on lyiw
w riter accurately and neatly done. (Jlluo
with I A Manning, Coliimerclul St., I'p
stairs, New Itank lllock.
Oregon House!
Corner Mill anil Summor Sts,,
Three Blocks Wtsl of I)riot,Salein, Or.
PLEASANT ROOMS
AND GOOD TABLE.
Board and Lodging Per Day, $1,
Frc trnnsjrUitUin of Kisictugers and
iMiggsgetoanilfromdeit.
II. J'. HllAltP. PropiK tor.
GEORGE WILKINS'
N R NV
UUTCMBK SHOP
j0 y nM, ncros th lirtdgti Iu
sonh ?slwn ArTklnds of uiMikept on
" "
xmv TO-IAY.
Conservatory of Music
Of the Wlllninetto fnlvcMty Salem, Ore-
f on, the most successful Mif-le School on
ho Northwest Coat. Courses In music are
equal to Eastern music sehooN. Yearly at
tendance of nearly one hundred nnd fifty.
The able corps of teachers ftr the coming
-rhiwl year will be Prof. X..M. lMrvliiiMIsM
Frunklo P. Jones, Miss l'.ui Ce: a-ststnnt
te.iehois, MNsLulu M. Sinllh, Miss lli.lly
IMrlh, and Miss Mnmle Parvln.
llniHches taught are Vocal Culture, Piano,
Oigan, Violin, Pipe Orenn. Harmony,
Counterpoint. "1 Class To.icnlng.
Diplomas given on completion of course
tfond Toi c-iliilosuenud circular.
.. M PAKVIN 7-iVKlm-wllu.
ilistoiy of Oregon
From tlto Erllest forlod to
tlio lTBaentTlmo
ltY IlLMlEUTllOWi: ItANCKObT.
Ju-t published, complete In two voN,
with Index. A mitgnilleent eoulriblltlou
tn knowledge. The prldo ot u people who
aiepiMiid cf tlicir iccord. A lioiiM'hold
necessity; a national uencllt.
Agents Waiiteil ".,11
ed can at all compare with this In Intel est
and Importance to the people, of Oirgon,
and to all others Interested In tho welfare
of their country It contains a record or
brave doings, of grand emigrations and
permanent orgnnlrntlons. It Is the life of
an Itnixirtnnt part of tho nation. No truo
Orekonlnn, no true American Ull fall to
secure. this win k, now for tho llrst time ol
lured seperatelv from tho full set of .Mr.
ltancroU's marvellous historical series in
SU vols.
Earnest, active workeis should sneuio
exclusive territory Immediately, or they
wllllO"ciu mix1 opportunity to mkiie lor
theniselvas
$500 or $1,000.
Ono needs noexperlcncoorenpllallnthls
business, for Ifpropeily picented thework
sells Itself, and we glv o our Agents ISO dnj s'
time In which todellvci uudcsiUisa befoio
paying us. Address
TUP. IIISTOUY to., Til Mai ket St.
San Fraud eo, Ca'
JOHN HUGHES,
Doalor in Groceries, I'nints, Oils
una Window Glass, "Wall Ta
ller and Jlorder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails nnd
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
Small Parms for Sale.
A numbei of tcn-acro tmctitof desirable
laud wltlilnononnda lnlt iiillosofHaleiii,
at prices tanging lrom fOO toSlUOperacrc.
Apply to
WILMS A CHAMllKUMN,
(siO-Ini Opera House lllock
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
Notice Is heio by given to whom It may
concern, that the undersigned executor of
thocstato of .lanicK Mauley deceased, by
vlrtuoofan order nnd llieiise made by llio
Hon. County Ikiurt fur Mm Ion isunt !Or-'
gon, ou tho Ittli, clay of May lb.SU, eiiipow
erlng and dliectlng tho undersigned as
such executor to sell the teal estate of the
said .lames Stanley deceased, wll sill at
public auction In trouloftlio county csiurt
house door, In the city or Salem, ..ailou
county, Oicgnn, mi tlioJIrd, day of August,
lss!) at the hour of one o'clock p. m. of sulci
day lo tho highest and best bidder for
cash in hand, all tho right tltlo nnd Inter
est nftliosalil.Iaiiies Stanley deceased. In
and to the following described ical estate
to-wlt:
llegluiilngnt tho north west corner of
the donation laud claim ol Thomas Stan
Icy and wlfu. No. Ill, township 8, south
rango 2 west of tho Willamette meridian,
and running tlieniosoutlHI0 -IVc-ast Wittl
chains along the south west boundary ('
claim No IU to nnglo In claim No. Ill 01
north boundnrv oflhi) donation landclalin
ol Wm. II. Hector, No. -ij. Thenci, south
7y easi, ii.iiciniMis loiiiusouiu wcsicorn
rrof claim No. Ill; thence north 17 IS' cast
St. W chains; thence north 11 IV west 107.011
chains to the Ulii th w est boundary of claim
No. I; thence south 17" lb'westau.'.'lclialns
to the place of beginning; being a inert of
the donntliin'laiid claim ofTliomasHtaliley
and wife, No. 4(1. containing :Ui."l acres of
land iiioio or less and situated 111 Marlon
county Oregon.
Dilliil III Kiiciu,ircgou, j my ,iro, iito.
F. Levy, Ilxcciltorof sulci cstalo
7)w5t
HORSES FOR SALE.
Ono heavy gelding, one jniing mare with
voniiL' ioltKiiul!sli shire, nny muni with
foal by Siissbaw. Junior; ouo Iwo-yeiiHild
coll, Johnny Hull, line trotter. Cull on
v, n 1 1 m i ;. ,
C-20WS Ifela, Polk oiunly, ()r.
NOTICE
PIIOPOHAI.S INVlTi:i.
TIim Hoard of PubHe Iliilldlug Coiiiiuls-
Inner hereby Invito kculod pioK,wits for
tlieerclionof u water lower mid lank at
the penitentiary. PJauxiiiids'xcl'Icatloiis
may bu seen ut the olllce of v . 1). Piigh,
rfrriillisit. Kilom.Or. Itlght to reject any
and all bid Is reserved, (litis A'lll m
otM-'iied at il o'cliK-k. a, in , 'luesda), Aug
ii.lcx;!. svi.vtMri.it Pkx.mh i:ii,
ijui W. McWiiiik,
l. W. Wkuii,
t'ominlssloiirrs
v it. A Ml'."I.Y,(.1iirk of iloHid,
A sen -ip or nun hivw un urr..
Itwiisjitfct an orilliinry ttcrup or
writing papiT, but it wived lior JITu.
Kliuwi-s 1u tliu lust Hinge ofecm
Hiiinptlon, tcjlil by i-tiytaicIaiiM that
Hlii' wtiM inciirublo mid could hvo on
ly u hhort time; lie wflglicd Ivah
tliuu mveiity jkiuikIh. On u iiltco
of wmpjiliijf iuiH.T hlio rwul of Dr.
KInjj'uXew Discovery, uinl uot
I.. I.lll.. U 1...I.....1 liii. ulir.
Ixiu'litu InrKO iKitlle, ft lit'lpeil her
more, bought itnotlier nnd grew bet
ter fuHt. coutimiei It i use mid U now
trtroiii,', heulthy.roriy, phiiup, weigh
hit: 140 pouiulu, l'or lulier jmrtlcii-
rluw fiend htiimii to W. JI. Cole,
Drucglst, Fort binlth. Trlul lwttlo
of tlila wonderful dlheovery frr.-o nt
D.uiM J. Fry'h driiy t-tore.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Ouo. Killed nnd Five Rendered
Insensible.
THE OKKUOX PACIFIC 1!AII,1MIAI).
A liUi'so Humility of llimhvnoil I.uiii
Iter lliu-iieil.
The Wrcrkod Hark Safe.
Astoiua, Or., July 2."i.As sur
mised, the vessel sighted oft" Kaster
brtHik's Inst owning was the ltrltish
bark Janet Ferguson, from Vietotia
in ballast. The vessel arrived iu all
right this morning, in tow of tlto
Eseort.
Cantnin leOlbbon says he left
Victoria last Saturday for the Colum
bia river. When ho got down to
tho straits, the weather shut In very
thick, and It was so foggy that he
could not make out bin nosition At
beven yesterday morning ho found
tho current was carrying tho vessel
toward shore, and canto to anchor,
not knowing what part of tho coaM
ho was on. During tho day ho tried
to laud In a small boat, but though
tho sea was smooth where tho vessel
lay, there was too much suif.
At 12:;t0 this morning the tug came
alongside, and tho vessel arrived at
eight tills morning.
The vessel was not on her beam
ends, and was not in trouble at any
time.
Tmiiins Driven Out.
Ahi.inuton, Or., July W. About
fifteen or twenty tramps struck
town this morning and commenced
a systematic course of working the
people for food, old clothes and
money. Tho citizens put up with
their presence, until this evening,
when a number of young men,
headed by Marshal Ardcry waited
on them and asked them to leave.
Seven or eight started west without
any wouls, and the others scattered
along tho river claiming thoy were
east bnu ml. Two of those fellows
acknowledged to having been hero
llvo years ago, when the town
was burned, but they dually all left.
It Is supposed that this is tho satno
gang that was driven out of Spokane
Falls some days ago.
A fn liner named II. CI. Hurlbuit,
living near town, was arrested and
brought into town to-day for mak
ing an assault on a 10-year-old boy
named Helms with a pitchfork.
Ho waived examination and was
held Iu ball iu tbosdm of $7r0.
Struck hy Iiilitiiin.
Hutti:, July lil. .lolui Mortality,
a section foiemau on the Montana
Central railroad, while nt work ou
his section about five miles from Elk
I'ark station, was struck by light
ning about noon to-day ami instant
ly killed. Ho had a spike maul iu
his hand and was standing about
ten feet from his men when the
stroke descended. All of his men,
five In number, were severely shock
ed, ono or two lieing thrown violent
ly to tho ground and rendered In
sensible, but thoy soon recovered.
Mortality was struck near tholieatt.
Tho electrical current followed down
his left leg and tore his shoes and
stockings into fchicds. Ills watch
chain was burned In two and tin
ease of his watch was melted,
Tli Oregon l'jicillc.
A.ii.NY,Or., July 'S. -Antonello
it Dee, coiitractois ou tho Oicgou
I'aclllc railroad, state that there Is
no truth In the rcpoit that work
had lieoii Htopped on the eiiftwiird
extension of the toud, A gang of
Chinamen engaged In surfacing up
tho end of tho track have quit, that
work being IIiiIhIikI, but Antonello
it Dee havo li) white men at work
ou their thirty-mile contract, and
they will put on it foice of China
men next week, white laboiers be
ing scarce. Work on their contract
will bo vigorously pu.ihcd until com
pleted. A I'atkery Huriird.
Coi.fax, W. T July iiV.-Tho
huudoomo brick packing houso of
the Colfax Packing Company wn
alinoMt entirely destroyed by lire al
nluo o'clock lut night. In tho
building were 7000 pounds of bacon
and several tons of lard, most of
which is damaged. Tho brick walls
remain Intact. It Is not known how
tho Hie stinted, but was either In
cendiary or caught from spark) from
tho foundry, near by, Tho Iosh g
fl-i.OOi); liifciiruiict), WW, Tho lire
dupaitnieilt did excellent work, nnd
saved much of tb meat. It will bo
rebuilt.
I To Secure Night ol Way.
JU'tti:, July 2o. In order to ob
tain right of way Into tho city, tho
Northern Pacific and Molilalia rail
road company will hnvo to fight for
almost every Inch of tho ground.
As soon as It became known defin
itely, where tho courso of the pro
posed road was to be, a number of
persons located claims directly on
tho line of tho route, and tho com
pany has mado repented cllorts to
ellcct a settlement with these par
tics and has failed Invariably. Hav
ing become tired of these futile nt
temps at an aniieablo adjustment,
the company has begun condemna
tion proceedings In the district
court.
The Tension llnreaii.
Wash i.noton, July IK. The com
mittee appointed by Secretary No
ble to investigate and report upon
tho manner of tho rating of pensions
In tho pension bureau during tho
last year Is busily engaged on tho
case. A statement is being pre
pared at tho pension olllco of thb
number of eases made .special during
tho four months of Tanner's ad
mlnistmtion. Itlsstated that thep
number no less than 1000.
Wntep For McMimnille.
McMtNNViiii.i:, July 125. Tho
city council has finally decided to
take Viunblll river water for city
water works, and havo advertised
for bids for a system of pumping
complete, to cost not more than $L"0,
000, tho amount allowed by the last
legislature. Tho work is to begin
by August tho 20, and bo pushed to
completion.
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A Sawmill lliirnetl.
Jnrrnitso.v Or., July lil. Tho
hardwood sawmill of J. C. Rounds,
located near tho Santiam, In a big
body of ash and maplo, burned 'very
early this morning, with a large
quantity of hardwood lumber. It
was a well an imgcd mill, and the
only ono or tho kind ou the Wil
lamette. It Is reported that there
is no Insurance.
A L'nso of Siiinlliox at Seattle.
SkattIii:, July 'St. ChurlcH Stan
garden, a Norwegian recently from
Minnesota, applied for admission to
Province hospital this afternoon.
His face was covered with smallpox
pustules and ho was sent to tho pest '
houso. Ho contracted tho disease
before coming west.
A Wonderful Sight.
On tho evening of, thu 11 of July
Taconia saw a sight which probably
the oldest inhabitant never wit
nessed before, and It was ono of the
most beautiful that human eye ever
beheld. Tho snowy top of Mount
Taeoma stood like a great mass of''
snowy white cloud above tho belt of
smoke that lay along Its base; the
last llngoilug rays of the mtti.ig
sun glided tho summit as if with
molten gold, and many bright and
pilHiuatlo colors gleamed about the
mountain sides. At tho moment
when tho sun was sinking toward
the surface of (ho Pacific, the upper
edgeof tho full round moon peeped
above old Tacoma's top and In a few
iiiiinients tho big silver disc stood as
If It rested with Its lower edge upon
tho bank of the suu-llt snow that
clowned this monarch of the Cas
cades. Exclamations of delight was
heaid on all hands from all; old
ami tired men climbing tho terraces
after their days woik tunied to see
the glorious sight; children quit
their plav to ga.o at the scent) with
delight, and nil manner ufjieople,
oven those who heed nature the least,
halted to watch the bit of beauty,.,
tho moon and tho mountain In their
lierlbellou so to sneak tlilx grand .
touch of uatiiio Iu her grandest
mood. The exquisite scene lasted
hi tho height of its sublimity but a
few moments and tho monarch of
tho night and tho monarch of the
mountains stood apart, the moon
riding higher and higher in the
clear sky, growing brighter ami
brighter as alio ascended, leaving
the mountains almost obscured In
thu Kcmi-darkuisH and ghostly shad
ows that veiled the hoil.on.
Tho scene will live for over In the
memories of all who saw It. Poets
will slugof It; painters will endeavor
to transfer it to canvuHjinauy will at
tempt to describe It by the word of
mouth, but only through the camera
of remembrance- can It be perfectly
scon again, and then only through
the remembrance of those who ad
mire the majesty of nature and who
loves the beautiful therein.
Jlrooklyn wallers mrucU lecnuto
of a notice that warned ttustnmetu
against overcharges. Their plniVH
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