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SALEM, OT?EGON, TUESDAY, ATJG-TJST 0, 1880.
NO. 134.
mmm
New Livciy Stable.
J. Mocey has lately purchased. theLlv-j
ery nnd Seed Stable formerly owned by
Wagner t German, nnd now conducts
A FIRST-CLASS STABLE!
He lias some of the best rigs in the city.
Give him , call and It will b" tilled with
great promptness.
Small Fans for Sale,
A numbei of tcn-acro tracts of desirable
nnti wimin one una n Hair miles of Salem,
at prices ranging from KW to .-1U0 perncre.
Apply to
WILLIS & CIIAMIJERLIN,
6-29-Im Opera House Mock
HORSES FOR SALE.
Ono heavy gelding, one j oung mnrc with
young colt, English shire; on; mare with
foal by Sasshaw, Junior; one two-vea."KId
colt, Johnny Hall, flno trotter. C ill on
A. SritAlN,
lW)V3 Eola, Polls county, Or.
J. H. HAAS,
Watchmaker and hveler,
CPMMEROIAI. STREET.
First-class work guaranteed. Give him
n call nnd you will not ivgrct 't. '-."llml
J. J. CULVER,
County Surveyo
JAMES WALTON,
Topographer,
W. H.13YARS.
Civil Engineer.
Bj ok, Culver & Walton
Surveyors & Topographers,
Surveys, drafts, plats
mans and descrlutlous
of hinds, townlots, and
ro.ids ditches, streets,
hewers, allers, etc. etc.,
made and furnished nt
reasonable prices. Old
corners and Hues re-es
Light Sour Trahut.
K.1LE. OURLir
mor, . r.
tablished fiomorlginal
field notes.
Grades lor ditches, roads, streets or sew
ors, with estimates furnished on applica
tion. Address County Snrvejor'H office.
Selem, Oregon.
JtSTAHLtSUED BY NATIONAL AUTHOWTY
SALEM
OREGON.
$75,000
i0,000
Surplus,
It. 8. WALLACE, - - President.
W. W. MAIITIN, - Vice-President.
.1. II. ALBERT, I- Cashier.
DIRECTORS!
W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin,
J, M. Martin, II. S. AVallace.
Dr. W. A.CusIck, J. II. Albert,
T. McF. 1'atton.
LOANS MADE
To farmers on wheat and other market
able produce, consigned or in storo,
either In private granarlesor
public warehouses.
State and County Warrants Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts
drawn direct on Now Vork, Chicago, San
Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin
Hong Kong and Calcutta.
First National Bank
SALEM. OREGON.
WSI. K. LADUE, J President.
DIt. J. REYNOLDS, - Vice President.
JOHN MOIK, Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING.
Exchange on Portland, San Francisco,
New York, Jxindon und Hong Kong
bought and sold. State, County and City
warrants nought. Farmers nro cordially
Invited to deiJOsit und transact business
with us. Liberal ndvances made on
wheat, wool, hops and othor property at
reasonatiie rates. Insurance on buch se
curity can be obtained n the bank In
most reliable companies.
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
Gaines Fisher, Proprietor.
Corner Ferry and Liberty street, N. K. cor
from L'hcmoKete hotel, Salem, Or.
Good accommodations for commercial
travelers. Flrst-clau rtes always on hand
Charge reasonable.
F J. LARSEN,
AVagon and Carriage Repairer
Is prepared to do all work in the line of
innkliir or repairing wagons, buggtu or
carriage in ilrt-cUi;siv l and nt reason
nblo prices Shop 45 ?lal Mrtet, nir
fTj)t
KlSafl
ThcCapital NationalBank
01-'
! ft Sha
When you are walking down the street
stop In at
Benson's Fruit Stand,
97 STATE STREET
And try one of those wholesome and most
invigorating jiiik snakes,
i -.11ml
Kansas House,
Corner ot Court and High Sts.
E. M. LAW, Proprietor.
Wo haVO fjlkrn n rtnw tinTna hiil
will conllnuc to ?ere our patrons withthe
ji-ii. nil.- uiuriici nnorus, give tnem h
cordial welcome to Our Home. Terms
reasonable. Give us a call and we will do
you ,ood.
No Chinese employed.
DYSPEPSIA.
IS that misery experienced when wo sud
denly become awaro that wo possess a
diabolical arrangement called a stomach.
Tho stomach Is tho reservoir from which
every flbro nnd tissue must bo nourished,
andany trouble with It Is soon feltthrou"h
out tho whole system. Among a, dozen
dyspeptics no two will hnvo tho samo pre-
uuiiiinuni symptom, uyspppitcsotnetlve
mental power and a bllfoustemperumeut
are subject to Sick Headache; those,
fleshynndphlcgniiitic havo Constipation,
while the thin and nervous arn nbandoucd
togloomy forebodings. Somodvspeptlcs
oro wonderfully forgetful; others have
gii-Hi. immunity oi Lemper.
Whatever form Dvsnensln
may take,
ono thing Is ccrtulu,
The underlying cause is
in the JLIfEIt,
and ono thing moro Is equally certain, no
uuu itAii. itmmu uoicLIU ilO Will
xc will correct
Acidity or tho
Stomach,
Expel foul gases,
Allay Irritation,
Assist Digestion,
and, at tho samo
tlruo
Start the IAvcr to worhing,
when all other troubles
soon disappear.
"Mywife'wai a confirmed dyspeptic. Some
three years ago by the advice of Dr. Steiner, ot
Augusta, she was induced to try Simmons Liver
Regulator. I teel grateful for the relief it has
gien her, and may all who read this and are
afflicted in any way, hether chronic or other
wise, use Simmons Liver Regulator and I feel
confident health will he restored to all who will
be advised." Wm. M. Kf.ksii, Fort Valley, Ga.
Sec that you get the Genuine,
with red 2 on front of Wrapper,
lnpi'Afn.n nvi v nv
J. H. ZETLIN & CO., riUludelphla, Pa.
FOUND.
tfOUND-A pair of lady's new light kid
gloves tine Call at this office, nrovo
property, pay for notice and get goods
11 ANTED.
WANTED A situation by a boy 14 years
' old, on farm or stock raucho. A good
.t-swI.A. no . h1a. m.nnl sfnnlr .nil n. . 1 t
.i jwi, iau piui. ui ivuu niuvn. lilll ttk 111C
office of the Cai'Jtai. .iouunai. for"D."
o-3tf Wl
WANTED A gentleman of Ave years ex
' ' ncrleneo la commission business want
a position indoors where he can put In nil
his time. Hits had bcmecxperlcnce In real
estate and Insurance; Is a good hand In n
waiehousc; Is a good mathematician nnd
can keep books nnd mnke himself general
ly useful nnd Is not afraid of work. Ucst
of references given. Address "It.," Jouit-
NAI. UFFICK. Mill
roil SALE
170 U SALE A Jersoy heifer calf, For
1 particulars call at tills oihce. 7-31U1
llOK MALB.-A FARjr OF itM ACHIM
II nil iinrlni. IVm nn n tirl ntll I 4 f rn l tlin
best rango country of litstern 6regon.
The bel chance ever offered for a man to
engage In stock raising. For particulars
call on or address
. H. IJYAHS.Saiern, Oregon.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
OLIVE LODGE No. 18, I. O. O. F., meets
In Odd Felluwi." Hall un stairs. Cornei
Uotnmerci.il and Ferry streets, every Sat
urday at 7:;u.ni.
J.T,UHt.UU. JjW, iauu.i,
becrctnry. N.
' A. it. Sedgwick Pos-t, No. 10,' uepart
u. mrnt of Oregon, meets every Monday
cvenliigut tho hall ocr tho Oregon Land
company's office. Visiting comrades an
cordially Invited to attend.
A. v. jjkayukk, 1UM ijomniauer.
U; F. Soutiiwick. Adjutaut.
PKOFES'sIONAL CAHDS.
TTsTIaW, attorney STTirw,"SaleriT7o"r5.
con. UIH'.o tip-btnlrb In the Patton
UIOCK
I J. JENNINOS D. D. . DKXlini
J Olllco in tho New Hunk lilock. Com
merclal street, .uein. oigu oi mo "'s
tooth. ?w
nHYSltl.V.-5liW.CK. M. E. MCCOY
1 physician and surgeon, has located
und taken rooms over SUlre larrars
.....' klnrp I'hrnnlc diseases a SPCC
falty. Consultation free. 12-21dw
W V. WILLIAMS, STENOUllAfJlH
W, and Typewriter Copyist. Will make
reports of trials, etc.; copying on type,
writeraccurntely and neatly done. Olllco
oer A. T Yeaton' furnllure store, Com
mercial street, Half m.
FRUIT WANTED
BY THE
Willamette Valley Fruit Co.,
AT SAL, EM.
Prunes ofallklndsnt full value, provided
they are fully Mpe. Tbero is no danger or
h" vlng Ihein too ripe. No greeiuprunw
n'.SuWriUoenDrop.nd
Wuxl-n. Light Mrtyvurtetiw not nied.
It l not mMir' to he them fuil
Pwri of all vnn'tU that art ft Jne -
thf Hurtlf tt.
0 YasrfS
Capi
to
"We are preparing to receive a lnrgo Invoice of goods.
To mnko room for this enormous stock, wo must have
room. To make room, we must (lispo&e of our goods. To
dispose of our goods we cannot do better than give them
away to our customers. Nov,Jthen, if you want dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes, notions, etc.y just drop around to
the Opera Iloti'-e corner and interview us. Our prices are
'down so low that we could not dispose of them liny lower
without giving the goods awny.
Now is your chance, for tho next thirty days wo will
bo just slaughtering go-v's. This is the depot from which
to lay in your supplies.
Watch tho faces of cur customers, as they leave the
store; notice their contented looks, for they are satisfied
that they could not wive money faster than by trading
with u.
Capitoi Adventure" Company,
OPERA HOTJSB CORNER,
Salem,
A. EX STRANG,
No. S0.1 Commercial Htrcet,
SALT3M, - - OREGON.
DKAI.KU IN
STOVESand RANGES
PiiiEiljiiie, Gas and Steam Fittinz.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
W Agent for tho RICHARDSON t
I30YNTON COMPANY'S Furnaces. Es
tablished In 1S49
New Butcher Shop
AT
NO. llO STATE ST.
ANOEVINE & JEFFERSON.
Iliiveonpncdim atlrst-clfii-s butcher shop
nt tho nbovo location, where they will bn
ptcusea to serve mo pcopio wiin mo
CHOICEST AND 11E.ST MEATS
of nil kinds that tho marketaffords.
Olve them a call and bo convinced or me
supTlority of their meats.
4Tuoous ucueri'u iwv.
WHEN YOU ARE HUNGRY
no TO TIIK
Star Lie! Counter,
210 Commercial Streel,
Where vou can eet a flrft-clnfs lunch for
any price from anlckel up. No Chinamen
nreemploed.
History of Oregon
From the EurlloMt lDeriod to
the Present Tirno
JIY HUI1EHT HOWE 1LVNC1MIFT.
Just published, complete in two vols,
with Index. A mugnhlcent ivnlrllmtlon
to know ledge. Tho pride oi u jwople who
are proud of their rord. A houechold
necew.lty; a national oenellL
Agents Wauled &TE&C&,?
ed can at oil compare with llns In Interest
.....i tmimrtanceia the neonle of Orrcon.
and ! nil oilier interested In thu wellaro
of their country. It contains u. record of
bravo doing", of grand cmlgra'lon nnd
permanent organlwitlon. It Istiiolifo of
in linnnrtunt part of the nation. N true
Oregotilan, uolrne Amcrlmn will (all id
secure inm worn, i'v " i.mr iimum
fered ejerately from the full wtof Mr
Ilancnifl'marelIoiw lilsUirteal ktIcs In
Ki vols, f
Earnet, actlvo worker siiould .-citre
exclusive territory Immediate!), or they
will lore a mm opportunity to mknefor
themtela
or m,
One needs nooxixrleneeorrnpllulluthls
bu.lnti, for Ifproperlyprawrniedjhework
sells ltkclf, und we give ourAetuts.il da
time In which to drllvei and collect twtore
It)lnxus. Address
THE HIKTOBV Co., IM Warket.St,
Hn Krond m',lV,
ft I ( A (
uuu
Adventure Company
Oregon.
Gmmlflry of Music
(i'thc Wtll'imotte Untvcr Ity Salem, On'
j ill, thnmost hu(ii.k(u1 Jlusle School on
the Noil Invest Coii'.t. Couiscs In mi'siecrc
equal to Eastern inuslo m-1i'oIk. Yeaily at
tcniluiicc.tnniily utic Imndicd mid fifty
The iibli) i nrpK m l -hers fi r tho coming
chijol j car w ill be t'n't. ',. M. Parvln, .MIm.
Fnmklu P. .tones, JllnEva l.'cx; iissislaut
tea. Ii'-i-s, Miss Luiu.M. hinllh, MIkS Hall
i-i: lr-Iit ami M1..S Jl.unlo P.ii v'n.
llrjiiii lies taught tuo Vocal t'nlture, Piano,
Organ, Violin, PIpo Oig.in, Harmony,
Counterpoint, unil t'lnss Teaching.
DllloiuuK given on completion of course
tfend forc.italoguoand circular.
.. M PAKVIN 7-a5dam-wlm.
Board of Equalization,
fflO tlieTiix)ayersof Marlon County ,Oro
L gen: Tho lio.ird of isuiallzatlon will
meet at the com t houso In Hilem, Marlon
county, Oregon, tho lust Monday In Au
gust, ls8i, to-wlt: the Wthduynt Oo'clocl,
a m., ami publicly commence tliooxam.
(nation of tho asschsment as returned bj
the assessor lor tho year lWsll, correcting
nil errors in valuation, description orqiial
itlcsof land, lot or other property. Bald
board will remain In session I mm day to
diyforono week only, therefore all tax
payers or pen-ons on nlng property In snid
.Million county nro hereby notified to Ik
nnd appear ut tho time and place nbovt
mentioned nnd show cause, If any thej
have, why their assessments should nut
remain as taken by tho assessor.
A. F HLACICEHIIY,
Assessor Marion County, Oregon.
Dated this not It day of July, lss'j. 7-lldw
I)l. If. S3I1TJI, DENTIST,
i ll'is u new process by which ho can fit
. plates of artificial teeth so jierfcctly that
one can cat with them well tho llrst da
I they arc Inserted. Thoso wearing Ioom
I plates.lratlllug around in tho mouth whilt
I eating, to the gient nuuoyancoof them
M'lvcs and coinnanv. should call on Dr.il
hmlthnud get a set with which they will
enjoy comiort. i.r. ciniiua oiuce is now
moved across tho street over Dearborn'
hurness Mori'. work warranted to
pleabe. Teeth fllltd or extracted without
juln. Itcmember the pluce, over Dar
horn's harness shop, Commercial street,
Salem, Oregon. 6-2Srtf
State Treasurer's Tnirty-Fourth Notices
HTA'flU)F OHKOON, 1
TltEA.suuisK'HOrKiCK.tialoiii, July ill.
Notice Is hereby given that there are
fund i on hand to pity the following war
rants drawn on the Knuinp IjiikI Fund,
and tbutthebume will bepildon prescnta
tloniitthlsotllcc: Wiirr.intK .No,.'H, Issued
In la.Vi; I1M, KM, 8i'J2, sill. fflO, oVJl. Issued
in ItW): Mi, 6173, '., lWi, lv, !.'., IWH.
WSI. Interest on tho above wurnints will
notlM allowed from and nfh-r date of this
,notlc. (I. W.Wkiiii,
7-'J'w Blato Treusurer
DO YOU EAT?
If you do, call nt the
W. C. T. U. RESTAURANT
In the opera house block, where you can
get a good clean meal at any timeof day or
evening.
This restaurant Is under new manage
ment and satUfactlon Is guaranteed. Ev.
e-ythlng I In flmt-tUs nhupe.
Mr.andMrs.H.K HOWA11D,
The New Managers.
NOTICE.
VlUilWAUa INVITED.
The Hoard of Public Ilulldlng Conunls
tloners hereby Invite sealed proposal for
rhe erection of a water lower and tank at
the penitentiary. Pl.iniuiiili-cJnitlons
may b seen ui the office of w. D, 1'ugli,
aruhlleut, mhiii.or. Itlght to rti-ct any
und all bids U rtMtn'id. HliU will be
otvsieil at 11 tf dork. n. In , TUedity. Aug.
(ino.W.MCllUlDK.
(J. W. Wtuu, .
Hjin,mllon,'
x A Hvst,Ctrie t iuinit ;
flood Way to liny Sponges.
"Say, how much is this sponge?"
called a man in a tlrui? storo to the
cleric, at the sivtno time holding up
a good-sied sponge, which he had
picked out of a basketful. The clerk
was behind tho counter, busying
himself with something, and ho sur
veyed tho sponge critically from a
distance ami then answered:
"Seven ty-flvo cents."
The man dived into tho basket
again, and pretty soon held up a
smaller sponge tor the clerk to see.
"How much Is this one?" he
asked.
"Oh, GO cents," said the clerk.
Again tho man tished around in
tho basket. In a few minutes ho
held up a sponge smaller thiin
either of tho other ones.
'How much for this one?" ho In
quired. "You can have that ono lor forty
flvo. conts," said the clerk, ai ho
sized it up.
Then there was a roar of laughter
from tho would-bo sponge purchaser
and two men who lintl been watch
ing him. Tho clerk looked mysti
fied for a moment. Then ho dis
covered what they wcro laughing at.
The man had been holding up ttit.
same sponge each time. By squeez
ing it ho had diminished its Mx 1 1
lie had had enough btrength In his
hand and could havo kept ins fuie
straight he would havo run tho price
of that same sponge down to fifteen
cen Is.
Tho Oldest Living Mason.
Robert I. Chester is tho oldest liv
ing mason. Chester, who was born
in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, July 81,
170,3, is a great-great-grandfather,
flo was taken to East Tennessee In
December, 1700, and Is unquestion
ably the oldest inhabitant of the
state. In July 181(1 ho removed to
Middle Tennessee, and in May, 1823,
to West Tennessee, where he now
resides, at Jackson, Madison county.
Mr. Chester joined the Masonic
order in 1814, when ho wns twenty
one yeans of ago. Ho is still au en
thusiastic member. ThointPiestlng
old man served In tho war of 1812.
rn 1884 ho carried the presidential
voto of Tennessee to the .senate at
Washington. He is six feet high
and weighs from 170 to 180 pounds.
Still erect In person, healthy and
of vigorous understanding, tho old
est mason In tho world will probably
live to be moro than a century old.
A Very Neat Hetort.
The late Peleg YV. Chandler, who
was hard of hearing, was onu of the
best of war-time speakers. Every
occasion illustrated his eloquence,
and one demonstrated the quickness
of ids repartee. At ono meeting lie
was frequently interrupted by a
blackguard at tho rear of tho hall;
who kept sheuting: "Why don't
you go yourself?"
For a time Mr. Chandler's deaf
uess prevented him from catching
tho exact nature of the interruption
of which ho had been for some time
conscious. At last Mr. Chandler
ciuglit tho words of tho disturber.
Then, In the mildest accents, which
emphasized the forco of the words,
ho said:
'Young man, if my ears was as
good as yours and as long
as yours I shouldn't be here to
night." After n slrujrglo of eighty years
tho French law has sanctioned cre
mation. The advocates of this
method for disposing of tho dead
held a congress on tho 1th of
August. At this meeting a solution
of many still unsolved problems In
tho methods wan undertaken.
The congress will In addition con
sider plans for increasing the popu
lar interest in cremation.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, I'aiiils,0ils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa-
Mir and Jlordcr, Artists' Jla
leriais, Lilne, Hair. .Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Toed and Fence
I'osto, Gross Seeds, Uc,
NEW TO-DAY.
ATTENTION
FARMERS!
Hlngle loUiiml acre. One halfinlle Went
ofKalem P.O. Mood toll, nil clear und In
line condition. All ready fir planting
fruit and nhrubbry at once. I'Jith piece
front on u ulca irt t, and no city tax.
THOMAS & PAYNE
OT MTATB ST. HAI.KM.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TIIK t'lSHKWKS Ul'KSTIOX.
Congress Must Shoulder the llchriit!;
Seizure Matter.
"Washington, Aug. 5. Acting
Secretary Wharton was asked this
morning if tho state department had
anything to say In regard to tho
escape of tho lhitlsh bark Black
Diamond. "The department, "'
Wharton said, "has not been advised
of tho seizure of tho Ulnck Diamond
or any other vessel. 1 1 has no news
on the subject, and therefore has no
statement to make in regard to its
future action In the matter."
"Havo you .seen tho statement
that it was tho desire to let tho
Black Diamond escape after the cap
ture, and therefore but ono man was
put aboard her from tho Jlush?"
"No," said Wharton, "1 have not
seen that statement, and havo no
means of knowing that it is true.
This whole matter of the seizure of
these vessels, so far as it has gone, is
under the control and direction ot
tho treasury department. If them
is any blame altogether, to these
seizures, It must bo laid at tho door
of congress. It passed a law tie
maudlug the president to Issue a
proclamation extending to the water
of ilehring sea, samo protection to
seals and other fur-bearing animals,
as Is accorded tho fur-bearing in
habitants of Alaska, and tho waters
thereof, by the general act of fishers
and tho law Is simply being enforc
ed, und that Is what we are hero for,
to carry out the laws that congress
exacts. So far tills question has not
become an international one. The
state department has not been in
formed ollleially of any sort of pro
ceeding and therefore lias nothing
to act upon."
I'KNIHiKTON'S VISITATION.
Fire llreuks Out in a Photograph Gallery-Total
Loss 140,000.
PLNDLirroN, Or., Aug. C Eire
broke out in tho photograph gallery
ofTennciyife Wheeler, in Thomp
son & Uarnhart's brick block yester
day all! p. m., but was gotten under
control by tho prompt notion of tho
lire department, beforo much dam-
ago from the Humes was done. Ten
uery A Wheeler lost all but others
received only slight damage to
goods through removal. Jtotliclnld
& Bean's largo stock was badly dam
aged by lire anil water. Tho total
1 ss will amount to probably $ 10,000,
well covered by insuraneo. There
was an abundant simply of water at
the time of the lire.
"Black Hart," tho liuudit.
St. Loins, Aug. C It Is given
out on tho authority of tho postolllce
inspector, whoso headquarters are
in tills city, that the famous baudll
and tralurobber, "Black Bart," was
In this city for the last ton days pri
or to Friday and it is suspected that
ho had something to do with the
train robbery near Kansas City last
night.
"Bart" took his meals at the Hotol
Hrunswlck restaurant while In tin
city' and according to the state
ments of the clerk ho hud "cords"
of money which ho displayed osten
tatiously and lost no opportunity ot
surrounding himself with mystery.
The Defeated Dcrvishrrs.
Cairo, Aug. . (Jcncral Uronfoll,
commander of tho Egyptian troops
whodefealed the dervishes Satprday,
wires that he hud iiiadoa reconuols
sauce and found that tho buttle hud
completely broken the dervish army.
Out of a forco of fiOOa men which
Wad El Jiiml tool. Into battle Sat
urday, only a fuw rcinaln. Thesi
are being pursued by tho Egyptian
cavalry, and Colonel Woodehouse
has gone to Abou-llel to head oil
the retreating dervishers.
Thirty Works m Ashes.
BeeicANi: Fali, W. T., Aug. 6.
-The entire business portion of the
'city was destroyed by last night's
lire. Twenly-llvu blocks wcro re
d U cod to ashes. Tho estimated loss
is 1 14,000,000. The lire started In a
lodging house on Railroad avenue.
Thu lire department was on tho
sceno quickly, but owing to luck of
wuter, thollro quickly p proud to nn
adjoining frame building, and was
soon beyond control.
Upturned Iroin the Congo,
Bhuhhklh, Aug. (j. Lieutenant
Dhauls has just returned here after
a sojourn of three years In the Upper
Congo ouniry. Ho reports that
commerce is growing rapidly in
that region und thai trading stations
are prosperous. Nineteen steamors
ply on the river.
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Died of Thirst.
San Fkani'isoo, Aug. 5. From
Bono, Nov., comes tho follewing:
From Louis Dean, who has arrived
from ids Deep Hole stock rauch,a
reporter learned that a man by the
name 'of hong, into of Bosoourg, Or.,
who had been prospecting in tho
vicinity of Rabbit Hole springs, pnd
who had stinted with an emigrant
for Granite Creek station, but who
had left his traveling partner to take
a shorter cut, was found about the
middle of last month within a mile
of tho ranch, where ho had evident
ly perished for want of water, and
where ho has lain for two weeks.
This would make tho tlmo of his
death the last of June.
Tho manner in which ho had torn
up tho ground where tho body was
found showed that ho must, have
died in terrible agony,
Tho Cherokee 'strip!
Tali:o.uah, 1. T., Aug. . The
Cherokee commission in a commu
nication to Chief Mays or the Chero
kee nation, has tendered a formal
oiler tor tho purchase of tho Chero
kee strip at ?1.S1j per acre. Tho chief
has adjourned tho session of tho
executive council till next Thursday,
at which tlmo ho will present the
commissioners' communication to It.
Sullivan lEeleused.
Jackson, Miss., Aug. f. Sulll-
van's friends obtained his release
to-day. Ho was then taken to hii
room nt tho Edward house, and re
mained there until this morning,
when a hearing was had before
Judge Campbell of the supreme
court, on a writ of habes corpus.
Tho Judge ruled that Sullivan in'ust
repair to Purvis, Marlon county,
and give bond for his appearance
August llith.
Standing up a Train.
Four WoitTii, Tex., Aug. 5. Six
masked men stopped the Fort
Worth & Denver mall and express
train, south-bound, between Chey
enne, Wyoming and Tuxe.wo early
this morning. Two thousand dol
lars were secured.
Kilruiii Arrested.
NoitKOLK, Va., Aug. 5. JakoKii
rain was arrested this morning by
Detective Norrls, at Ocean View
watering place, seven miles from
here.
Kilruin's Arrest Denied.
Baltimoki;, Aug. 5. A special to
tho American says: Kllralu is at
Hampton, Va and Ilitends staying
chore somodays, and lie has not
been urrested yet.
A I'icturc.
Largo piles of paper und other
highly inlltimmablo rubbish lying
In the alloy. A careless cigar smok
er passes along nnd thoughtlessly
casts tho short stub of his cigar in
tho rubbish. Ignition lakes place.
A regular Seattle or Spokuno Falls
lire occurs. Great loss of property.
Everybody knows then how tho (Ire
might havo been averted, but no
one seems to know now. A word to
the wlso ought to bo sulllcleiit.
Democrat.
Romantic Spinster Excuho me,
sir, but Is not this thu spot where
the beautiful girl fell into tho water
last summer and was so gallantly
rescued by the gentleman who alter
ward married Iter? Practical Bach
elor (giving her a penetrating
.rlauce) Yes, ma'am, but I can't
swim.
Undertaker What, kind of trim
mings will you have on the casket?
Whlow None whatever. A plain
u iskct. It was trhiimlns that killed
Hint. Undertaker What? Widow
Yes. Delirium trliumiiis.
A married woman should not ex
pect her husband to stay at homo
ivory night in tho week. She
night to remember that the lodge
has its rites.
An eminent painter, on being
isked what ho mixed ills colors with
to give so lino an effect, answered,
'I mix them with brains, sir."
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