Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 13, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextiTreWfi"Ti (JJBaflUlljPP CASUALTIES AND CRIMES. FOREIGN NEWS. WASHINGTON M re -Wr, ""V"WW!r 1 1 -- ' AGENCY: i k. .,,? IJ1 cT"'''T 3 3 & . ' ,-r ,iJUi!-' .A0- irWTg fi8?a.iilYJt PERFEC! Tho onl- Stimulate the : . "ETT V R I T I O N I HEA.LTH1 Willi h will - tt-"sses of the v--a S;3ten. l!j .v.-nut i- ' - ' crlemearsli quickly and I raiani ' C" nns All l'orms of Dyspepsia. C ovrf.; i.IIdii, Slmtnl and Kervoui lXliau-M n. 'Jencral Debility, ijrnln I "7 orcny exhausted or weak med condition ol tho fIit.-, .rora what e-.er can e, .Sklu Uniiticm- Hulls, Kun l.lnff .Sore-, Scrofula, a. '1 Diseases of theBIoIt Stoiusci-, .'".i-i uud Itlduoyg. $1.00. SIX BGilltS FOR $5,00. Dr nilV r ' vi jhro IxviV descriptive r" Hy drazine I i 'atii o aud his oilur Ilemedics, sent free b) b...U. HILLER DRUG CO., San Francisco, Cal Sold by Dan'l J. Fry, 22 Com'l St. BLACKSailTKIXG, Wagon and Carriage Making and Repair'ng Horsovhoeln a specialty. AH work guar anteed. JOHN HOLM, Comerof CommerclnlnndUhemoketa sts., Salem. Oregon. 121 Court SI. WM. WICKEY, House Painter, Decorator, and Wall Tinfer. Leave order at .lolin Hughes' store, State street O. C. CHASE Artistic Paper Hanger and Wall Decorator. Good work, economy and sample work shown before engaging. are- i'ny ba-.ed on work measured on the uall. Leave orders at Sargent's, Meyers' or Keller re-Jdenceat Highland addition. PAINTSHOP. 1 5 6 Commercial Street. H.iUM mil ciirrlngo palnting.sign writing, paper h ingltic, decorating, wall tinting, and lkilrtin!nui. All woik done llrbt class, i nrrlage paiutinga speciality, char ges moderate. P. II. RANK! PROP. Salem Harness Shop, B, F. WILEY, Prop. Manufacture and make a specialty of Farm and Heavy Humes. All work dene in our ow u Miip at Salem ami guaranteed tlrat-ola-ss. Give us a call. SALEM IRON ll. 1). HUTTON, Prop. Castiiiiisof all kind', made to order. MILL MACHINERY, PLANINO MILLS, CORNICES, METAL FRONTS, WHEELS, l'L'LLKYS, and bpeel:.! castings ot any style or pat tern made In short order, t-mooth and re liable in evo y panicumr. Repair any Machinery in Short Order. Turning lathes, engines, hop presses and hop stove-, built. Will make estimates on any iron work needed, flood price p.Ud for old Iron. 1Mln - - -. -j j -i x -p -x T S I ' l-V I 1 L V X Is he e! And so Is E. SCHOETTLE, With a line stock of spring and summe UITINGS. Everything mado up In the latest fsh ion and a perfect Ol guarantee., Don forget to call at Bcboeltle's before jo make a selection, I C. PATTOK Is still selling i 11 V 1 Uld lower than ever. All of our stamp are made out of the Best Rubber. You should not b without jitiiHmbvrtttt pU PATTON'S BOOK STORE, ll ,., : f 1 f WJ n :Ktd Jit vjliHtliitv rj- Crz - m imp m 6. Stat. Ht SELF INKERS BaUiu Cloudburst and Train Wreck- ing at Mnysvillc, Ky. A BOY DEFENDS HIS MO niEll pIiscel,any of Importance of the Day's Jllshaps mm Accidents. CI.OIPUUHST AND DEKA1I.3IKNT. Maysvillk, Ky., Juue 13. This forenoon a tr.ilu on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ran oft' mi tin-, bankment by reason .f a washout, j Engineer Roadchap and Firenr.ni Hoimker were killed and another trainnmn drowned. The bodies are not yet recovered. The accident was ' caused by a cloudburst at Hull Creek six miles above Maysville. The creek rose suddenly aud swept j away several dwelling houses and washed out a stone culvert. The! train rau Into the washout and a doz'.'ii persons living on the banks of Bull Creek are reported drowned. The following bodies have been feund: John Ruggles, fisherman; Lucy P. Estler, widow, two daugh ters, Kettle and Julia, and two sons. Tit MX WKECICED. Cleveland, Ohio, Juue 13. A passenger train on Conuotton Valley railroad was run into this moruiug by a switch engine at Newberg, a suburb two miles from here. No body was killed, though twelve or thirteen were injured aud some seri ously. A freight train plowed through the passenger train at cross ing. CHINESE IXTKRLOrnilS. Xouales, Ariz., June 13. The special Chinese Inspector, Sehell, has arrested two more Chinese near Lnasa custom house. This makes twenty-six that have been captured In that locality within the past three days. KILLED HI& FATHER. Elmika N. Y., June 13. Frank Warren, a traveling niau, was shot and killed this morning by his six teen year old son for abusing his mother. HOODLEES DISCHARGED. New York. X. Y., June 13. Judge Cowing to-day dismissed the indictments against John Keenau and Ex-Boodle Alderman Sayles. PERSONAL MKNTION. Mr. C. Ladner, of the iEtna Life lusunrr.ee Company, with head quarters at Portland, is in the city to-day. Miss Josle W. Brown returned this morning from Oakland, Cal., where she has been attending school in Mills' seminary. Mr. Morris, formerly clerk at the Chemawa Indian training school, is visiting in tho city. He is now em ployed in a bank at Seattle. V. F. Dugan was a passenger north this afternoon on his way to The Dalle to lyok after a large job of work in the plumbiusr Hue. Joseph Pehindler, me of John Ku gilt's iudiwtrious blacksmiths, returned this morning from a Sodaville week's vacation iu the country. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cottle will stai t to-morrow by team for Tll'a mook, for a week's pleasiue, and probably Mr. C. will sandwich in a little business nlo. Rev. C. L. Corwin, pastor of tho Congregational church, took the afternoon train for Forest Grove, where he will preach the university sermou next Sunday. Mrs. S. B. Catterlin, Miss Floda JandMi9 Bon Thompson start to morrow by Uiin for Big Ne-tneca, Tillamook county, for a r-ix weeks visit at that pleasant ret-orl Mr. Killaugh, of Austin, Texas, is in the city visiting his old-time' friend, Leo Willis. These gentle- mei. were chool friends together In Alabama, nml haw not met for over thirty years. Mr.. I. (-'.Carpenter, of Vancouver, Wash., ivho-e daughter litis lioen attending the University here, came over to witness the clonlug exercise, and accompanied Miss Carpenter home this morning, A large number of the young lady and gentlemen students of Willam ette took the different trains to-day for their several homes aud that Institution will bo as lonesome as a decerteii vllllage during the vaca tion. William II. Hart, lieutenant 3rd eavalrv. U. S. A., and son of Mr. John Hart, residing on Suunyslde fruit farm, pas-eu turouguBa.cmoi. siMfeiai train o. imi-,... . lO his commaud at Boie City, Idaho. Mr. Hart graduated at west mtui with highest honors two years ago. Mr. Ollu F. Tower, one of the graduato9 of Willamette unlvorsity this term, starteJ this nfternoon for Helena, Montana, whereJiis father ' is pre.ideut of the Montana uuiver-; BATINH8.nuel to 124 wsU a , XWek Hwlthey will M t In slty. Olln's name appears among yar(J at tha Caplto, AUventure C. "J ,' Mr ilMttAu write-up tueraeutyoi umi uismuimu '" the oomiiiR yer as instructor in .wyy0U, 6&l( German, hlnoryand phonography.' Oil and giJiiM stoves in great .... ipriH rr. At tbl o ot ilt Tt tU o.t -.r.,u and bny msiIc oiUm have a - lig"l Mnnw, ihtj w.i -.., -.. nt ami. moo io aayibiDg, i B ill Bl MJIUIH, w In oiiuDle and lxU Msaf .ul vi i r.iulrt la mill UMl.f uiwrow uh llll u-ie'Oil -m th ii-r uBobni.a I. t tu o.rtbmc i-uiutis i pr .VrJIJ.rf 1111.. lbr 1.. t.' Iitrr. IHirll) 'h bkt b iilUtls lr liUBM Iw- r.vi- u actitiiy .1 and by lb(r itreozUt to Ui MUi ystm wMd M ! bnx by Hmllh A f lw. Mexico Denies the Presence of' Cliinese. THE RUSIAX rROWX-PIIIXCE COMING. , Advices from llritish Columbia. Other News of Import ance. Till'. I'HINKSK IK MKXICO. City or Mkxico, .lime 13. The report that Mexico la over-run by Cliiuese is sheer nonsense. There is not a thousand Chinamen on the entire coast of Mexico, and the ma- jority of these arrivals simply pass through here on their way to the United States. kviaV imiisci: coming. s VKrv.um, Uuwl... June 13. The m(Ht ,mporlonl ,lic,eof world news to-day Is the proposed trip arouud tlio world by the heir apparent to theRussian throne. It is officially stated that thbCnmvitscli will start on a tour of the world August first. He will return by way of the United States. NEWS FROM ALASKA. Naxaimo, B. C, June 13. Alas kan advices from Juneau, Juue Oth, state that the United States authori ties have captured an illicit still of Hawthrue & Co., on Admiralty island. Great depression prevails. Not since 18S4 have such hard times been kuowu in Juneau. INDICTMENT AND ACQUITTAL. MoNTREAL.Can., Juue 13. Judge Desmoyers this moruing committed Hale to the grand jury, which will probably iudiut him. He will be re leased on bail and if Cowlesdoes jot appear at the trial he will be acquit ted. A FATAL TRAGEDY. A Yife Shoots Her Husband and Then Suicides at Her Home Near Lebanon. Lebanon special to Albany Her ald Juno 13. A terrible tragedy was enacted near this city this morning. About daylight Mrs. Auriispaugh shot and killed her husband, Grant Auriispaugh, and then shot aud killed herself. The cause of tho shooting is supposed to be jealousy on the part of the wife, Justice Wallace has been called u,jou to hold an inquest on the par ties. They reside some seven miles north of Lebanon, in Sautiam pre cinct. They were well respected in the community, aud the fatal end ing is greatly deplored. They leave two young children. He was shot through tho heart aud then she shot herself through tho head. Aurnspraugh'was aged, about 30. His father and brother lived in houses near his own, both the brothers being married. About 3 o'clock this morning the woman who did the shooting aroe and found her husband in her bister's apartments. Both were in their , uii'lii cJ-.thes, and she was bitting , uikm) Ins lap. The youuy; wife, out- raged at tho shameful wrong of her husband, procured a gun aud committed the tragedy as related. The husband lived only long enough to say that his wife had killed him. She fell dead upou his dead body, and he was too weak from his own wounds to remove her body, and in ibis position they were found. The deed had been premediated, as the wife had written a letter the day before to her parents In Cali fornia, stating that she had repeat edly witnessed such exhibitions of perfidy on the part of her husband, and that she intended to kill him and herself. Tho letter was taken out of the Lebanon postolllco this moruing and read, setting forth tho , tlbovo flict8. later particulars. Mr. O. II. Black, who was at tho scene of tho shooting, was seen in this eitv last night by a Herald re- porter. Ho said that the first re port of the particulars sent out was somewhat incorrect. Mrs. Aurn baugb, he said, shot her husband while he was asleep, aud ho did not speak afterwards. Tho wife had found her sister and husband in a oompromising situation the previous uimimr. Kim had unuraided her uat,.r nimiit it ilnriiiL' Hie dav. aud the girl anil tho, perfidious husband had taunted Lor with the threat of running ofl' I . . . .,.. together, uouiieu to n.-sperauoi,, she waited until her husband was, asleep iu the morning and shot him. Her sister, on hearing thesliot, ouiue into the room, but ouicklv Hod when unforiUnate woman shot huiwlf - ,. , d TjiU later liud not beeu sent to the postolllco, but was yet in the hands of a neighbor, who had been requested t tike it to LelHinou. An Infant ohild was lying upon tlie bed, but it was uiilajurwl. r a.lli take a Io-ik at t hem. It will ...--- Variety ami cheap, at Steliier k BWw er'i. Xotire to Taxeajf r. iplIB AMBmal IUjII rf ll- "lr ' I HlMH will b kUbnilllml to lb eom ikitanilarswiluaiir June ITlh. isa AM rTto r ebaMf la h. - - irlll aw wim iu TMOMkr a wrlUM ap4Jmtoi enr. -M1 U P CNN. fiir llrder Light House tteconiraiuulwl for Grav's Harbor. COMMISSIONER LYMAX CENSrHED. The Senate Finance Committee. --House Hill Substituted.- Other Matters. SENATORIAL VALENTINE. .Washington, D. C, June 13. The resolution appointing Edward K. Valentine sergeant-at-arms of the senate hasbecu agreed to. LIGHT-HOUSE FOR GRAY's HAR110R. The houso committee on com merce ordered a favorable report on the bill for n fog signal and light house at Gray's Harbor, Washing ton. Tho house went Into com mittee of the whole on the sundry civil bill. COMXISSIONER LYMAN CENSURED. Washington. D. C, June 13. The committee on reform in the civil service, which conducted the investigation into the charges against the civil service commission, says: "We 11 nil first: The com missioners Roosevelt and Thompson discharged their duties with fidelity and integrity; secend: official con duct of commissioner Lyman has been lax and is censurable." SILVER RILL TAKEN Ul. Washington, D. C, June 13. The senate silver bill was taken up by that body and Senator Morgan resumed the floor. TO SAMOA. Washington, D. C, Juno 13. Tho Uuited States war-vessel Iro quois has been ordered to proceed from San Francisco to Samoa, aud not the ranger, as stated yesterday. .DRAWING TO A CLOSE. Washington, D. C, June 13. Work by the republicau members of the senate finance committee on the tariU'hill is drawing to a close. HOUfE HILL Sl'llSTITUTED. Washington, D. C. June 13. Tho close of tho general debate on tho silver bill has been postponed until Monday at 3 o'clock. The house bill as amended by tho finance committee has been substituted for the senate bills. THE SCHOOLS CLOSE. Program of tho Closing Exercises at tho Opera House. The following is the programme of thoentertainment to bo given at the opera house thiseveuiug: Duet, Misses Ilirsch and Holver son. Essay, "Try," (and Salutatory), Miss Clara Wiley. Recitation, "Our Folks," Mls Estelle Griffith. Dialogue, "An Encounter with an Interviewer," Mesr.s. Draper and Matthews. Essay, "Yesterday," (and Vale- dictory), Miss Aihlie Howersox. Music. Vocal solo, MUs Leona Willis. Address to tho class, Rev. Rob't. Whitaker. Music, Miss Josio Breymun. Presentation of Diplomas by Board of Directors. Purling song, Class of 18W). FART SECOND. Tableau. La Grand March and Flag Drill, representing the Colonies, Stales and Territories, by .10 girls and 13 boys. Tableau. Picnic If the weather continues favorable the excursion and picnic of the First Presbyterian Sunday school w'ill take place at Yew park to-morrow, Saturday. Cars will leave corner of Center and Church streets at half past ten. Teachers, scholars and pareuts will meet at the church shortly after ten. Don't forget the lunch-baskets. Rltaliation. J o h ii Mlnger, wlio works for Gov. Moody, was to day arrested on a warrant from Recorder Conn's court, Issued upon complaint of Geo. Townsend, the city's cow-catcher, charging lilm with assault anil battery. Mlnger was arraigned this afternoon and demanded a Jury trial, ...,,... ,.l.i,. I. UJKiu w nu n the foliowln hllbsllllltlnl citizens were corralud for tit purpose were corralud for tIRit o. ........ ku .... U Uli.l.inr II. m. ... . - - - -- - - II. Ragan, D. W. .Maltliews, i m. Sargeunt and O. h. knius. Hie ' trial Is now iu progress. Townsend Imxbeon undor arrust thu past few ilHVft upon a liki'charge by Mlnger. Fun nil around. ItlUIKMIiiSIt Yoi'it KltlKMW. If ywi want to Kt yMir filends about anlem, the WlllunmtUt valley uM OrnfMi n'l them the Wihiki.v C.WlTAt. Jlil'H-VAl only ll.W u imt. It Will IW Hi IfiMMI lonoi lltlotis I hut Hinxmr ouee a inouui ---. . ,i Orders by mull r at nillce, next ilwir to the iHmtntllee. HoPKit Biww., PubllsnerH. A Mire Our fr I'llrs. lLefalar I1UM are kuoviu by uudUute !; UJ7. TIiIm futia iu vit-illw JMInO s'-f.i'.rrfLi'rVb'.nJil dVr'JiiVu th irt. HHru4. - Mf.ltajjltliCrdasaMia byamMh W4i.r. The 0. R. & N. Declares a Dividend. GOLD SHIPMENT TO EUROPE. Special Session Illinois Legis lature for Chicago's Ucncfit and the World's Fair. O. It. N. DIVIDEND declared. Boston, Ma., Juno 13. Thu Oregon Railway and Navigation Co. declared a dividend of oue and one half percent., payable July 1st. GOLD SHU'MENT TO KUROt'K. New York, N. Y., June 13. -l,-000,000 gold was taken fur shipment to Europe to-day. MONEY FOR THE WORLD'S FAIR. Springfield, Ills., June 13. Governor Filer has called a special session of tho legislature for July 23, to authorize Chicago to issuo five millions dollars bonds in aid of tho World's fair. THE CAR STRIKE. Columrus, Ohio, Juno 13. Tho striking car men accepted tho pro position of the consolidated com pany, made last night, aud will re turn to work nt tho compromise scale of $1.70 for conductors aud $1.G0 for drivers. Preparations are making to movo the cars to-day. AT PORTLAND TO-DAY. The Charges of a Hoodie Campaign arc not Sustained. Portland, Or. Juno 13. Tho democratic city convention will bo held this afternoon for tho purpose of nominating three councllmeu and a city treasurer to be voted on Monday next. llRinERY. II. C. Bowman, arrested on elec tion day on charge- of bribery, had his examination to-day beforo a United States commissioner. Ho was discharged. This disposes of all arrests made on election day for alleged bribery, none of the charges being sustained. MASONIC. TheGraud Lodge of Oregon A. F. & A. M. installed its newly elected ofllceis this morning. Tho session closes to-day. Wherever Malaria Exists, The bilious a'O Its certain prey. In Inter mittent and remittent lever, dumb aguo and iiguo cake, the liver Is always serious ly iiflpcli-d, and tho blood contaminated with bile. Ono of tho chief reasons why lIostctter'HHtoinncli outers n nucu a suru dcfctiho against chills and fuvers and eery form of malarial dlhc.ises, Is, that It does away with tho liability ot tho disease, by lefu-lnglriegularity of tho bllllary organs In iiiivaoce oi iiic urrnai ui mv fruiuuti when tho diseasu Is prevulent. There Is nu liner fortifying piuvcntatlvo fur those about visiting or emigrating t a locnllly wlierotho mlasimi-talnt exists. 'I hero Is no certain Immunity from dlscaso in on endemic or epidemic form, to be secured by tho use of tho average tonics and anti spasmodics. Hut where qiilnlno falls tho Hirers Miceecdo both in preventing and curing. Moreover It removes every yes tlgo ol dyspepsia, and over -omes constipa tion, rheumatism, Inactivity of tho kid neys and bladder, and trnnqullllzcH and htiengthens ihonerunissyslciii. cod. School .Meeting. rii..... ili Ik. a Hiieciiil meeting of the tax p.iycisiifhehool district No. 21, of Ma rion county, Otognii, linld nt tho opera I iinusr In Hale in on riuirwl.iy.tlm I0tl clay ol I June. 1MK). nt b o'clock p. in. to consider the bids for bonds to be Issued and to author IzoaccepUineoofsanio II deemed ndvlsuble, aud to transact such otlierbusliiessnsinay , enmo beforo the meeting Done by order ol tho board of directors 1 of school district No. 21. this May 3IMIW. Clerk, District No. 21. Dissolution Notice. NOTICE Is hereby given that tho part nership heretofore existing between tlio undTslgned under tho firm mine of Itartlett A Catterlin, at Halcni Oregon, Is thU day dlsolvcd by mutual consent W. W 11 rtletl retiring rrom Urn linn, H. H. Calterlaln A Son will continue In business at tliooldsliind. W. W. IIAHTLETT. 0.tWt-w B. II, UTTERLIN. From Tennioal or Interior l'oinls the Northern Pacific Railroad Is the lino to take To all Points East and South. Itutliodlnlngcnr route. It runs through vestibule trains ecry day In tho year 10 ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO ! (No change of cars.) (Vinnvisnit of tllnlmrcars imsurnassed. I'oUman drawing room sleepers Of lalosl equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. i nt that can be constructed nnd In which i Binniiiociuiinn are ihiiii irru uno up nBUC(j fr hoMors of rlrt and M-eoud-class tlckois,und ELEOA! T DAY COACHES. ' 1 . (Voool)nmH, ., ooaiKmin, win, all llnm, unording direct wid unluterroptcd Mjrvlee. i'lllllimn kll -nrinl In advi i t Iim rrAt. ' Ions (un 1eMk ony agent of Through tlexeis 10 una iroin un iih I IilliU In Anwrleti. Kngluud and Htiroi ouu tj injrliuMd at any ticket otl.ee ol Ihl (Kim. rMny. Pull Informatkin foneerning raU, lime of iraln,rouitnnilotlir(lemlUfuriilliel on uppllfttlloii to any asiuit or A. I). CHARLTON, AhsUUnt tliiral rtngr Agent, No. 121 rlrt stfMjt, nor. Washington; I'urU tand.Oregon. Vow eun save iiwnny by lii) Ing your I I hi L,i: MUSICa MerCnand Se muoiom if ui lw,,u,uw DIAMOND'S MiuJc ilou. l'Jdrtdg Utoek, HalMH. 7(11 I I Jl J. 2 Capital Dairy Co W - V KalrobUd. IL J. KNy an4 W. C. - mjMe fl Udslr fliwli Uk, Urrlrs ( MIbio ! lW. ni n in U S l ltlJMll ?A i Over Two Hundred of tin so favorite Pens arc now iu uso in Marlon county alone. It is ono of tho very best Fountain Pen manufantuied. All Insurance Agents uso this Pen. Tho into Improvements render it still more attractive and more, desirable. A full lino of MABI12 TODD & BARD'S Gold Pens are always in stock, also PHOTO ALBUMS, AUTO ALBUMS, SCRAr BOOKS, SCRAP PICTURES, PURSES, CARD CASES, VISITING CARDS, WEDDING STATIONERY'. Remember trie Place, Grand COX A Handsome Latest and Improved pattern, nickel A Ticket with chiinco on this RELIANCE CAN TEA. Price 7f Boots -ii. MIMIIIWIMMMMMMIIIMI II II ! !! rMirETTrTflgl TTWrT-Wmcm '""" ' HllnTBM Wffs. TN) ' v? aw"" Leatliei- and Findings. B6y-Cahh paid lor Wool, Hides, .Pells and Furs,-fi?u The Bissell "Gold Meda" Carpet Sweeper. The Best in tho World. No. 81 Commercial St., THE Ready Pry's DELAYS ARE DANUEItOUH! It Is sure death; lift cents por can. a HiccliillV. . pi A.B.BUREN, FURNITURE 13EALER ! COMMEKCIAL STREET, BAMiM, THE SECOND MOORli Dealers in Furnlturi', Notions, QueonHWuro,Ciliiwtwr, Clgan., lolmcoo, CandUmandNutH. Allkiu.UofMCndhand gcxHs. Kiugl' land sold. (lH)llk w,(l0 twimiiiMioii, Cor. State uud Liberty St. mwmw JOH. AI.UHUT. Agent. rVilrtn. Oregon, SINGER SEWING MACHINE Office 181 Commercial St. All UyU Hii PmnHsHiiigrwiH(aal' ly un lw.Hd, sU rsfMtf mid nnxllwt fer ll KIUIU W IHUIO. BUKT CASK, Agent. OF THE FOUNTAIN dTfo jn: 9S State street, Salem, Ore. ;Tliircl:EE a -ollered by- i e & BOGGS, Grocers, 2-li) Commercial SI. Garland Cooking Range finish, with complete set of utensils, O elegant Prize j cents por pound Prize presented to every Win. Brown & Co., DI5JVL,I5WS and Shoes ! Salem, Oregon, VERY BEST B HANDS Mixed for family use at- Drug Slaughter your 8inrrols now by tho M. BEAMER, JIANOFAITHRER OF FINE HARNESS A General Line or Horse Pmiiisliing Uoods, Whips, Col Ifcirs, Bridles Bdy-Repalrlug promptly and iioully done, and all kinds of Carrlagw iiikI light IlarmwH lo order, INDKI'ENDENCE, OREGON. OUICOON HAND STORE & OSHORNE Brick and Trie for Sale hhiidduv 9. nreADT munrn i ui uuonn it aiMH-rtwirs to 1). NMli.have a w41 Jftab I lUbwl llrtek and Tlio fuetory In North ! HhUih, nmr iu lair grountU. and aro ir Irl lo furiiUa flnt-iuM lirtek aud Ilia on short itotJv. Hh iiii4m of Urwk ur 111 nl fjrt" lo any i iMnl dslml. mi stKiit iMitlce. Orders cap I IWl with Jo. P1th.tam, 110 blata treel, where Mtnpl ran t -n dw PIv T k jrrie, J (purchased of R. M. Wado & Co.) purchasu of ON 10 POUND ot our aauMimmuaca E53 OF Paints Store). use of FRY'B SQUIRREL POISON. rninoHHln for Wood. rionlod hlils will ho received nt Hie oillce iifschiHii ilerli.'.'ttl Coiiimerclnl street, Ha l"in, llivoii, until June 1, IKK), for the delivery ol loo coi ds of largo Annul SO cords oflMrgo griihorlMidyoak, to ho dolliored at tho Hast Halein si-hoof liiillilliig.ou or heforo August a, IbW), 10 cords of Tartu tlr iiiiti 10 cord of large unit) or body oiik, to he ili-llviirod at tlio Houlli halein school houso, 4UwinU of largo llriuid 10 cords ot hirgi-Kriiliorhody iHtk. to ho dclliercd at Miriu Huii-iii school, Ift cords of luro llr i K'iJj'.Vili'X "largo Tcrn'rl ffi? i A ,y',iM, "Zm i. 'Rmi !iela long, I reaJoml lily siruliflil and corded close. All bids wsu do opened in h'mivo olllcoat 3 o'clock p. in., Juno 21, IhijO. The board resents tho rllilll to M'Ji'Ct and nil lilils. Ilnun In 'order oiihu iMiard of directors nlorosald. mis jiiti mi) oisiav, mn). u . . ...".'IMIwoN.CIcrlt. Hehixil t)lst. No. 11. Marlon Co. Or. I'ioiohus fur UliU for Kalo of Norfli Kulf ill School Building. Sealed bids will bu received at tlio otllou or thu school clem, ail lliiiuiiicrolttl street. Siilein, linuoii. until Juno 'Jl, Isu), for thu oliUehool bulldlnu nl Norlli Halcni. now occupied fur school purM)sos, to bo re mined from the pruniUes by the imrelieser on or Inforo Juv Ift, 1MM lllds will bo oiieneil at my ottlco at a o'clock p. m.. June ill. IhW 'I ho Hoard reservoH llio rltfbt to rejaet any nnd all bids. Dono by I ho board ordireotor of sehool Dlst. No. 21 This anil day of May, Into, y. . HI MltiON, HeliiKil Uork. Uxccutor'H Notice. x riiricit la brty clvon that thu coiuiiy 1 amirt flIMnrlou eouuiy, Oregon, lias llibday upnutuliHl Ihr undemltfiibd oxec utrtx of llioisilttiuof llonry 1'ox, deceased, AlliwrMiiw havli'nelaliiis nKiiluslsuldi's lU aru rwiulrisl in pre-ent lie in with (ho lruMr vouulies to mo at my residence HsMrMubJIuilly in sold county within six iianilhs frojn tlio data of this notice, May 91, vm. TUKHHB VOX, Kxutrix of the estate of Henry Kox, deid. k'H-dvf i Final Settlomeut. oTll'K Uhoreby kivuii llmt the under, slcned udminUlruhirof the estato ol uhliH. tlllmorit. deaMised.havinanied bis tliMl ueaouul with lion. r. U.Hhaw.county Jnd of Marlon oouniy, OrcK"U, has fixed luly 7, IhKO, si lOn'uliHjka. in., bi hear nuy otiJtHil foils why said aceoum should nol be allowed uud thu administrator dll cbariceij. J. W CltAWKOHD, amD-wT AdmliiTstrntnr ofsaldt ) 1 'I I 1