Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, March 13, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"mfll MMUhIIih.iij Iho British minister, if ho wishes to Bcttlo the Behrlng Bca question bo fore ho leaves office. The prevail ing opinion hero Is that he will complete the retrograde movement, then begin by availing himself of Lord Salisbury's admission that the United States now has all the rights that Russia had In the Behrlng sen, and agreeing that an arbitration shall decide what those rlglita were at the time Russia possessed them. WOIILII'S KAIK. Chicago, Mur. 12. The board of control of the world's fair today de fined the duties of the lady mana gers. Tnoy are, among oilier tilings, to appoint one-half the members of all committees that award prizes for exhibits produced in wholo .or in part by femalu labor, bojldcs having exclusive chargo of the woman's building and general management of tho Interests of women in con ncctlou with tho oxposltion. FIItST Tit A IN. Skattw:, Mar. 13. The first train passed ovei the Lake Shore & East ern railway from Seattle, to the British boundury line yesterday car rying a party of LakeShoro ofllclals. , A TIN IJANQUITT. Chattnoooa, Mar. hi. Secretary Proctor and party last night attend ed a banquet to celebrate tholnatigu ration of tho basic process in thu South. A distinguishing feuturo of tho occasion was tho tablowuic, much of which, including tho plates und tho cover of tho menu curds, consisted of tin plato recently muilu In this country from Chattanooga. Covers were laldfor nearly .200 guestH, among whom weroHenalorsMuuder son, Frye, Hawloy, Butler, Sanders olid Carey, Representatives MoKIn loy,Canuon, Wheeler, Hooker, Post andIIeuderson,of Illinois. LotUirs of regret wero read from u number of distinguished gentlemen, Including ox-PrpuItlont Cleveland, Abrams, Hewitt and Cliauncoy M. Depew. HUl'ITltlNO IN NKUItABICA. i Cuiuauo, Marcli 13. A meeting of editors of agricultural papers vviih luld hero yesterday to listen to Mrs. Blackfun, of Nobraslcu, and Napuin, of Dakota, delegatis to solicit help for the destltutu people of tho arid districts of South Dakota, Kansas ntid Nebruska.lAuother meeting will bo held tomorrow morning. This u veiling Milton George, who presided ut tliu nieetlng, said the taliis told of tho suderlng and priva tion nro awful. All they asked for was food for stock, and seed grain, Cloorgc said they had talked matters over with wealthy business men, Including Messrs. Armour, Jllgln hothen, Carvey and others, all have (signified their wiiiingucMS to do something handsome. JIKAVV BNOW IN TIIXAH. St.Louih, Missouri, March l!l. St. Louis Biioclal' dispatches from n dozou dlllVeiit points in Texas and from Indian Territory and Arkansas show that tho snowstorm of yester day was thu heaviest for years. All trains are delayed. It Is feared that fruit trees are damaged and the en tiro crop destroyed. iti:vi:itru to htatIm Littlk Jtooic, Ark., Mar. 13.- A supremo court decision reverts Imek to tho sUito over 1175,000 acres of laud originally douttted under mi act of congress to dlllbreut railroads In thu 8 Late, it Is creating much excitement. Most of the laud has been sold by tho railroads and extensive Improve ments made by owners. AKHKMlll.YMAN llltUNltlt. Saciiamisnto, March 13. Thu Bruner investigation was resumed last night. Statu Printer Johnson tesllled that on tho night of thu transaction ho met Hriinur, but the latter suld nothing about receiving n check for, $400. Thu nuxt day Brunor cumo to his utile and gave him $160 to to keep for him, saying ho would tell him nil about It some other tlma. A. J. Ilruuer, Aseuihlymau Jiruiier'e brother, teotltlt'il that on tho Monday Imforo tho oxKsiin Kl wood Uruuor told him that the lix uniluer reporter had asked him if ho was selling plncto on tho Sail Francisco jioIUm forvo, UIwcxhI halth "If theso fellows are putting up a trap on mo I'll tight bauk," Next day Klwoodugnltispoko augilly of ttio Kxanilner stories. The uHiuvm tmld ho hud told Judgo Armstrong of what Klwood had tulil, Tho wit ueiu dittcrlbtsl the scene in tho libra ry, and later hU brother told him he would trap tho eoiupinitorH, us he had got thing all tight ttud wltues ne.-d not worry, 0 A. I). ifeuderoii, of tho lCxnm lot luvr.add UU iwjMfr JimJ uovor Iwforu attA0ke4 llruucr nud ho lilnnwirhail never heard of hint until thU . htoil of tlu KnllJiin', 'IJioooni mlttoo wy juruwl until ihUovonlug. ACUINKhU CONTUALIUIU HANtUM'i0t Mr. 18. tfeld Back n member of tho firm of Sing Wing & Co. Portland, Or. is being sruarded by liollco from a gang of highbinders. Back is n contractor and at tho beginning of last season furnished two gangs of men to Kar- luk Packing company. He agreed to pay them a certain rate and ad vanced about onu half of what he thought they would earn. The sea son was n failure und the amounts duo tho men did not come up to tholradvaucc. Highbinders secured au assignments of the claims and suit for $17,000 and wrote to Back telling him not to dare to como to town, ho carno however und armed witli letters of introduction from Portland's best citizens and applied to chief Crowley for police protection and filed answer to suit. Back said ho owed one man $25 and tho jury returned verdict against him for that amount but ordered plulutifls to pay cost. The highbinders de clare they will have Back's life but he says if the police see him safe aboard the steamer ho will get home all right. IIOltllllll.Y mutiiati:ii. Boston, Mar. 13. John E. Carr, ex-member of the New JJampshlie legislature, but latterly a resident of Huverlll, this state, wits killed by an angry bull in his pastnro yester day morning. Ills body was horribly mutilated, tho bull first goring him and then stamping on his prostrate form. Carr was armed with u pitch fork but tho attack was too sudden and violent for him. His body could not bo removed till tho bull had bon killed. (MMKOIINIA CHINIHi:. Saciiamknto, Mar. 13. In tho as sembly, Mailer's anti-Chinese bill passed by a vote of 10 to 6. It pro vldes for the Ishiiuiico of certificates of residence to thu Chinese now in state and tho exclusion of all others. Tho bill has already passed the senate. TWO TOWNH HNOWIII) UNDKIC. Di2Nvr.it, March 13. Tho snow blockade on thu Colorado Midland, near Ivauhoe, where the passenger train had been under snow, was raised yesterday. Sllverton and Tellurldo nru still snowed under. Thu drifts In many places are forty feet deep. Provis ions aro carried Into these towns on snow shoes,' and all hope of rail way communication Inside of a mouth Is abandoned. The Rainbow route from Sllverton to Iron ton Is paralyzed, and no trains will attempt to go over thu Uuu fur weeks. ANTI-IA.M1II.IN(J LAW. Cauhon, Nov., March 13. As semblyman Thompson Introduced a bill In tho assembly placing it II- coiisu or fin per quarter on any male over 21 years of ago who gam bles at a percentage game In the statu of Nevada. Thu committee on public morals havo already reported favorably of tho same. N. 1'. HAtliKOAI) LANDS. VANfouviJit, Wash., March 13. The forfeited Northern Paclllc rail road lands wero ojwned for entry at thu United States laud olllco this morning. A largo crowd of settlers wero camped In the street In front of thu laud olllco last night, In order to gain priority of entry. DHNVKU'a MAYOIt. Dknvku, Mar. 13. This city Is without a mayor. Tho supremo court this morning denied a rehear ing in thu mayoralty ease. Tho present Mayor Londonl was a few. weeks ago declared illegally elected, after holding his olllco nearly a year. I). C. Parkard, president of the board ot supervisors, will probably act as mayor until after the city election. ACCIDENTS. Flll.lt FUOM A WINDOW. Mii.w.unciii!, Wis., March 15L Thoiuus Mititooy, a prominent mer chant ot this city, was instantly killed this morning at his rosldunct. Ho leaned out of his attlo window to UUIimIko umu lulltM, and losing his balance, fell to tho stdowulk below. HU bUult wus fruatuied and hi ueak bioUwi. ST ATM." INJUNCTION ilMT. l'uKTUVNU, Mar. IS J. W. Ooak, thniujsU hkt utusrwey ywUnlny, tiled a hill iu the atAta JrUt omirt to enjoin the Puf t of I'trUttiMl uahii mlw.luu imm4 k4ilug Uaiids ami levying a tax Ut tl e Improvettuvut thu OjIuiuuIu ami WUUiiinitti rvrw iwurtilid In UiUw amlior. isliutho upp Unt.uttt tf tb WW IlltMliw. 'lit Milt b Uuu flat U f wutly iKted ty the KWlure wtlMj the "J' rfl of l'.tUnd" nmi fiUthorUlHjf the ta'H rf'Hd, FOREIGN. THOUHU2 IN CHINA. San Fhancibco, Mar. 12. The strainer City of Peking arrived from Hong Kong and Yokohama, bring ing advices that Bomo 300 pirates and robbers were beheaded In Kwog lung provinco during tho last few days of tho Chincso Now Year. Tho town of Cho-bo-Tonkln, on the banks of tho Black river, was surprised late in January by a band of 500 rebels, who plundered and burned tho town. A French resi dent was shot and decapitated and two other French officials were killed. Tho rest of tho Europeitnt managed to escape, some by swim tiling across dyers nud others bj hiding in bushes. l'OIJiMANS FOIl AUSTltAMA. Chicago, Mar. 13. Ueorge M. Pullman, of tho Pullman Paluce Cur company, has closed a contruet with one of tho largest railroads in Australia to pluco his sleeping cars on thu AntlpoJean Hues. The different parts of tho cars will bo made here and the whole shipped to thu Antipodes ready to be put together on thcirurrival In Austialia. Pullman will send a colony of his best men to Australia, and in a temporary plant to bu put up near Melbourne they will put the cars together ready for service. The first consignment will consist of eighteen coaches, und if these piove satisfactory another big batch will bo ordered. Tho contracts already signed involved an outlay of about $2.')0,C30 It Is said. AM 12 It I CAN MI2A1H. Bi:iu,in, Mur. 13. The Relulistiiu leger, (he official paper, replying to a number of complaints reo ived as to the failure to use American salted meats In (lie German navy, 'sayH tho experience w Ith these incuts hitherto has been very unsatisfact ory. Tho packing is defective, bar rels weak ami badly made, and the meat sinewy, too fat and of inferior quality when compared with Eu ropean meats. Tho Gorman admir al I ty paper adds it still continues Its experiments with various sorts of American salted meats. Kiiii.i:i) iiiMHi:i.r. London, Mar. 13. An awful trag edy occurred at Bury yesterday. James Cliadu lcl(,a butcher, cut und slushed In a horrible manner Mary Stott, who hud recently left bun ufter having lived with him us his mistress for suven years, After In flicting fatal wounds on thu hulplcss woman, Chadwlck cut his own throat and dropped dead on the body of Ills former mistress. llltlTISII COI.IJM1IIA INVITI2I). Viutohia, Mur. 13. British Co lumbia has been Invited, through United States Consul Myeis, to send au exhibit to the world's fair. The invitation states that the directors are desirous of placing a certain amount of space at the disposal of thu province for said exhibits. Til 12 J1SW1HH CONVIlltTH, St. PirinitHiiuito, Mar. 12. The holy synod of tho Russian church has Issued an order that all con verted Jews shall attend public wor ship of the orthodox faith at lett once In eveiy week ot be deemed to havo relapsed Into Judaism. They are also In every Instance to make a recantation of their Jewish belief before baptism, and to "bo kept on probation at least six months. All thuso who relapse must be reported to thu civil authorities for punish ment. WHY IS THIS THUS, Oitaw.v, Out., Mar. 13. Canada lias not yet received an Invitation to take part in the world's ntlr. Tilt! HrOKM CONTINUHH. London, Mar. 13. There Is no signs of moderation In the oovurity of thu weather in southwest ISug laud. A heavy snowstorm prevailed last night In Devonshire and Corn Wall. I'.Vlt.NHI.l.'ri IANtI'tm. London, Mur. lit. A manifesto whs. IhmuhI this evening by Puriuill to tu IrUh people of Amerloa. The man- Ifosto wtysi "Now it IwiimiM a duty to rtHMinstniet the parly, fortune has unvellwl this daiiwir and lM ven siwieei fur tUItt rvoontitruutluu Ikiuw ttM Kuuuml olwlloikt. rarium uuiiiuiuiitln hU (KtltRtittw who arw now unv-Mx tlw tHxmn to th luwpltollty of Aiuurtw. 'Vliy will fully osiIIh uml iloToml hU Hcltlun. TIIH K.VNK lAWr. r.vuw, Mur. HL-ThoMuHtoC-urls ImmV fctl HA0t Uh Might, tho ltKht UIJMUH( )iW M lVM4lV'tMI. 'Dirt tuiMtf wv jUusMall f&Si. HMftTUm-Mlw .iw KMd tin 4hi t ifmn 4 rrat Uh Imvu i- Uv,UVUmH iuW mri tu Uoore uotth of H CWmT dru trv. a T-dtf LABOR. TOOK KKVKNCJB. Mhmimiib, Tonu., Mttrcli 13. A stream of water 178 feet wide is now flowing through the new Robinson Ieveo which gave way yesterday. It is stated that tho Ieveo was cut or blown up. It seems that thirty or forty laborers on tho contract were turned away without their pay recently, and it is surmised thu some of these men exploded a dvi a mlto cartridge where it would (Io damage. The damage will not heavy. MUST I.KAVK TUB OHDKR. DiiNVBii, Mur 13. By order ofi General Manager Clark, of the Union Paeiflc, all telegraph opera tors of that line in Colorado buve been notified to sever connection with the order of railway telegra phers or leave the service of the company. WASHINGTON. I'ltUSIDKNT HAS I'OWKIl. Washington, March 13. Attor ney General Miller has rendered an opinion that the piesident has the power to appoint thu nine circuit judges created by tho last congress, during tbe recess of congress. 7()0'iON CKUISKIl. WASHiNcrroN.Miir. 13.--The navy department yesterday advertised for proposals for the construction of a protected steel cruiser of 7800 tons displacement, specially provided for In tho ilavul appropiiution act ap proved March 2, 1891. Thu mate rials used in its construction, includ ing engines, boilers, and machinery, mo required to hoof domestic manu facture. The vessel must also dr velop on a trial trip In the open tea a speed of not less than twenty-one knots per hour for four consecutive hours, or the contractor will bo sub ject to a penalty of $223,000 for each quarter knot deficiency. A prem ium of K0,0)0, however, is provided for each quarter knot developed in excess of twenty-one knots. IU2ADY FOR AKIUTUATION. Washington, Mar. 13 Secretary Blaiiio said lust evening that Sir Charles Tupper, of Canada, would arrive In a few days to represent the Kuglish government iu tho Behrlng sea matter, when the details fur tu toring Into arbitration with the United States and England would be arranged. Each will bo repre sented on tho Behriug sea by it man of-war to do police duty, pro tecting t he hit rests of their respective counties. HONOLULU CAIII.K. W.VMiiiNdioN, I). O., Mar. 13. The navy department bus not yet determined what ve sel or ves-eK slinl' bo HSH-dgiicd for tho woik of niukiug u survey for the cable Hue between Sun Francisco arid Hnno lulu. It will bo remembered that $2J3,000 was appropi luted by congress tor thu survey, but as this atiinun' does not become available until the 1st of July, the work will not begin until that date. II is probable that the YorUtown or Dolphin will be the ves.el assigned. THK SIl.YKIl l'Ultt'HASKl), Washington, March 13.-808,000 ounces of silver was purchased at priees ranging from OD.ffl) to 90.60. POLITICAL. 1IALI.OT KOlt SWNATOH. &vchamk.n'1x, Mar. 18 Thu bal lot for United States HiiHtor today was as follews: liWeo 8-1, 1) Youug 81, Rlunehard 11. Fulton 16, Johnston I, Wetinoro 1, W. 1). liuglfch 1, N. llauimhan tdeiu.) M. KANSAS OM)N. Toi'iCKA, Mar. 18. Tlw lUW turo mljoiinittl sine die thUmon lug. MiMiNK AND OH-KKKLL CUNt)iUlNKi, Sex i Numiu.it, III., JUroh 1;. War and dhMriteloti W rltV sni iig the Hgrleultural ornNiitaatlotts of the slat. Tlw ekwUoti of OmmmnI Palmer by tlte votes of IUtrMt'Uta- "Vl" MUWfP ,HI -" uue rt lUvWtM1 MIMO,, U rw,,,-w mu,u' lKmflt IhIoI Illlhul-, uiul thttbnNch will U wirtjtit bv ikf MthltWM Wd by A. J. talrwtlcr, (ho rMut MrttMtorhtl cundtUitt, itd HttnrtitMtlv9 TuUttc, th 'n yW fbruMrr tuuilwr who rviuulnul true tth lttW?;HH(i -in mlWit. MAUKiriV. Wat. t'liu sMa . 1 Wheat Mwidy, a-uh. .MOO; Ma,)', 1 0Ut$jK; Jv'i. -. Mm. ML-WiuMt IwM, hmamw,, tl.ia. -r. na, tl .i, rm . h ml. .i .v t.ii. CRIMINAL. HOTS HOB A POfTOFFICH. Tacoma, Mar. 18. It was acci dentally discovered lssl night that r trio of boys from 7 to 9 years old have beon robbing the postoillee of letters for some time past. How many they huvestolen Is not known its pfter opening them they wero destroyed. Thu boys have lteen seen around the oltlco for several weeks, and tho robbery whs dip- , covered by the puiente of one of the be!'0" ""PI-"'" to ll"1 lot of cieckg and drnftn In his Dockets. THKTHAIX KOIfllKIlS. Paso Rohlks, Cal., .March 13' S'lenffs O'Nell and Kay and detec tive .Smith yesterday nrresled Will iam Daltoti for connection with the Alita train robbery, Feb. 1st, in whluh flreninn Rsdclifle whs killed. Dalton admitted to tho officers that he had hidden the "b)ys" and had piloted thum to a place of safety. He had done this, not on account of the train robbery, but because they were want. I iu the East for mur der. Dalton offered, if the officers would promise that tho "boys" would not be turned over to thu Eistern authorities, to go to the hiding place of tho fugitives and notify them to come In, nud they would do it. The officers ofleied to send au unarmed man with Dalton, but he said the "boys" would Kill any one who went with him. They had 800 rounds of ammunition and wero good shots. Dalton will be taken to Visullu tomorrow. The ofllcois claim that they have cleared up tho Plxley, Goshen and Alita robbeiies, and that a number of other arrests will soon he made. ISIT W.ACICMAII.? SI2ATTI.H, Mureli 12. An inter esting Milt iu tho superior court, in volving a reputation of a promiuent pillar of the Congregational church, was on trial today. It te thu case of Geo. W. Crane against Dexter, Horton fi Co., bunkers. Crime sued for $000, which they paid on a check signed with his name, which ho has pronounced u forgery. Tin chieK was presented by Mr. Mary L. Dearbim, a middle nged mar ried wouiau with whom Cruno for- nii-rly boarded. The testimony showed that Crane, who is treauier of the Congregational church, became Intimate with Mrs. Deaiborn while a favored boarder at her house. The Intimacy was Kept up fur some time, her husband being ubent from home. Finally she became Jealous and told her liusbaud all. He wont gunning for Crane but did not shoot him. Cruno went to her house next night and begged Mrs. Detuboin to pacify her bustiand and Miiooth mutters over. Hhe say she gave her this cluck for $000 with tho utu'erstaLdiug that it would not bo presented until six months alter dale. She says the irregular ity of tle signature was owing to isinuu-g nervousness, tntue says the ohook Is a forgery. Tho case will probably occupy several days in ootirt, and rich developomeiiU will probably follow. TI1K HKNNKSSY CASK Nkv Oklkans, La , Alareh 13 Tn the Hennewy ease this afternoon the jury rendered the following ver dfot: .Mistrial us to politx uoiiMteio, SohrTlxil, ami not guilty its to Ma ohooa, .Marciieel, Baguette, ilnr oho(boy) liionnlutiH, Matrianoa. PAIUCRAPIIS. Th AniriiHii Koll TVlephniic oumpuny ytteterUny dcolmvd x divi dktml of 8 ier klmtv. A. 1'. Uiwh, jr., of Colorado Otj, liiu lrtn flwtttl pniiJiti'iit of tin T.ns CiUtteUrowcrs' awooiittiou. 'Hie will of tho htiv.lohu V. Hwiri wmd Kiwi for rubie In San Krati oiytHay. The MtMt, vahittl Ht W00.UOO, wm lWt tu tho widow. 1'roftMor Goortwlo, of the Urtvk iletMrtmeui t Hurvr4 college, ha received a copy of the new inanu ort(4 of ArUtotle'. ''Treatise oi. the UootrfUutlou of AiheaaV' r really dboovered ttud sent to the liriliah Diuefuiu. The oolhetor of cuatoru for Ni York hiM lu (itairucted to uilmit fiee f dutte a oum of paiutluyti rron viermany, imported t,y Mrrt, l4Uml 3lM0ford, of California, for urahiU to the ethetrul at SMrtimenta. UW The Great REMEDY FORPAINi Kxrilemrnt runs high in this ciy over System Builder, as ereryliody is using It for catarrh of the Stomach, Coneunip tloh Dysuepia, impure blood and .. ... ..,, .. . j - it. - .. dAwyr HlhlmtM's !htiBHtlr ami Liver I'llli. 1 tie'e nili' re rlntiflcall)' oompoooded abc tuilfot in In action. No rlffa palu Vi eommoity following tbe nse of pillK. Tney f adapted to both adults anil clill dranwllh pL.iWX safety. W fuianle tby hvp no equal In tbtcnrcofKlck henti ncbe, xmiMpHiion,diepmn unit blllhntv ntM aprt.a in atpetlifer, they excell any ol h?r prepa itii ion 1 77 ly s.mlh MfUiFT. )1p ur(. .V ui turr lor J"lle. lt.lung llla hto kuuwn by moU'ure HUeptlfpimllon, ronoing inlvi.w ifhlnfC wtn-,1 wnrui. ll-.lifonu an well a Blind Met i)in mid pruirudliiK, yield at once to Ir. Bo'inhoij Pile Riiicdv. whipli acts directly 01. IL tmrtu nf.'ocled, aboorbp til mnrc. allays Itrliiue or d effecta a verniRti- etit etxr. Si) oenta Drugel't or mall; it-p'p nsw. Hr. KoMiukf, Philadelphia Ta iild by Mmltli A Hteluer. Iliicfdi'ii's Anilimr-nHo, Tne lleot Salve In the worldffnr C'uti. BiiiiKes, .sorea, Uleer, Salt Khcurn, I eer -1.,"?, iCi'er.i happed Hands, t'hllDlalns ( ornri und all Mkln Krtiptlons, and post Mvely cuif" Pllen, nr no pay rtquireu I iRgunianteed to give pef-'t -ailiacllou r money refunded. I'nce, 25 centR per box. A ONB 33KTJO-ST Eoth tho method niid results when Syrup of Figs h taken ; it is pleasant and refreshing to the tnste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem effectually, dispels colds, licad acbe3 and fevers and cures habitual constipation permanently. Forealo in 50c and 1 bottlea by all '.ruggipts. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN tRANClSCO, CAL. LOUISVUU. KY. tlEW YORK. N.V. il Willamette; Salem, Or. Kate? $2.50 and $3.00 a Bay Open to the public Thuisduy, Sept. 11, 1PIX). Dent lintel between J'erflnnd and an Krunclaco. Alius to bo first olns lli nil Its appointments. Its tn bits are seivei' with ttioolmlcMM fruits grown In the Wil li in otte alley. A. I. WAGNER, Proprietor DO YOU FAVOR Building up a Strong, independ ent Paper for the People in Oregon ? A PAPER THAT WILL NOT SELLOUT. PHdIcJ at (iio Seal of Guvcniiiicnl. tX)OK AT THE KIXOKIi OI THE OAWTA1. JOURNAL. Iiirlnjf the recent hesloii of the legilH ture it wan iheouly paptT In the state that attacked sm ccsr-fully thel'ortlaml dietn torKh In Drtgon iKdltleg. It suecesfullj oppo tdiii1 duot iritiKthe Australian ballot lu. in Un ii tere ts ot political boBe. It MdMienttd ihe law (that passed) Rivint; tbe O.egon lallroad cnnniiion ixiwer to nx Jnut iiiM reasonable rate, of frelghu and powi r to enforce Its decUloiii It sue oeluliy advocated ictentlon of the old r.illio.ul coiiiinibHldii as Ijo'I qualified to entorce ihe law. it labored lor all meas ures toopen rivers anil ttniHi-ecure totlie people me ri;ni to iree auu unretiriclea ute 1 1 ihe waterways. ITS l'LATFOKM. THKCAflTAI. Journai. fit von a teforiii in national tlnauuee, to the end that tlu pieent e.peuHle monopoly syHiein id upplj lug an inadequate currency may hi KupplanteU by the governnuut intuitu- d. iK'ttothe people an adequate nip ply oi legal tender money, with a coin hi.ig t,m flelent to conform ioouud bunk'ntr nrln- cl pie. It favor elect Ion e: all nitlclii who lealhlate for, or are directly re-ponl- oir i me people, uy a l reel voie oi me pie. Itiiivoni niislii all mute revenues by a tax on the xio earniniji. ol enrpoi'a tlonn, lioili :ielgu nil. i stale. It t.woiH op'nlii.iil w :i t.r w ii;, to t lie i.e and ii uoutivilof nil common carriers to I fie en that the pioducrriihilUei'ure ;oi hU laboi the lance i net tet'iruv If v jii l"i reljtuimi,ll p. w,. j oun'bli In the huuds'if the pcopleuud KovciiMiien lu thelniei"stK of t lie p. opie, cm uiutethl paper. Kor terniii, nee i Newht r U Uokkk UkoS. Wa have the ExcIusi'vh Contra oi "Ts-; t. tfofl t ..i to ofer a pt,rt t nil iU OHE AND ONE HALF POUiYSS. GILBERT & PATTERSON. SALEM. 0H. Xollce of Pinal Soltlement. VttTUK t. hereby glvenhat the amder- C II rhle auiuiuutiauir ' lU,it0f nDtl liinnl nt ikwi u.,4 A ...... w iiiaa. iaaBaaMakai bka fit. . 1. 1 . Ih ftMinty court ixi lb Uto oi ur i. f r oAlevtMinn themo, aTtfte ootirt nm la maauurt Bout la Um city ol iw tm. " aideouet) ajMiatate, aa4 that ttc a nLL?ET-?, Ml tUua and pUee. Dauaftbia ITta 4ay of Kafcnjarv . lati -Kn ' . AdalBlatiawy)if wijj,, Kxwcutrix Xutieo. lv12? t?l'LP'n ' ua x b ava will Ad UTnmMi 'f maa4a e44T, vvnK4. b a xnlv : m4 all i mv . "'w ami awato a- Un M-ilt Iferltt duly kar rralav v.ftn. r rrataVara la - niUFf im bu excellent preparation,' . --" J"""'" lv' ,l"i.iii, tlK v v'len even body speaks so well of t Kinds OI farm lands at tlie Lest l.iti s.. An . ., '' V (z-Kij.rnri - j ii ' . LANDS J tin littrirMKicrrrr is The undcisigr.ccl is i urban nrouertv. L. C. FISHER. H.7 P. n Uh..i.T ;u- lifcliil -ir HI' HHIIIII I ' .-. .. -. n - ... . CV .flj . br. t' . . m.. rarS,"t'Vui3 mfS &$ Cjw Nsi tin WSw'$&9mL t STffieirfUaiBtia, ? tf ! iPi 25c Want Column. 1res inwrK-d for nHI Cl.NT I'rlH . OHIi r.M'li INKiril'iN. J10 nilvr Hciiii'iit insetted lu thW unlttinn lir los nan twenty -five eeuts. 17 illH.U.E.-". parlor set nt n bargain. L1 No 1S7 cottage bttee:. IOHSAhK TwoFqunro iilanos fiirsale ' orychiitp,atDliinoiin'siiiuslchoiiM" IWIINI).- A blind bi Idle on Ktate Street, l1 Salem. Owner can aet same by cull ing at thin olllco and p.iylngfor this notice. I.IOII SAI.U A now house containing I; nine nvi'n, nicely siiiinted In Illgh iind Addition, cunneeloi. llh the ell3' witeiui.rkannd 1 enuvenienl tostieetcar 1 p. Teini- ienonnble. Iui)iilre of M.J . oininrc, north west coiuur of Center md Liberty stiecti. 3:S-lm 7,DR, JIjE U!54 ncics of land 1 miles 1 sonlhof nlcin. ElKiUlroatthisotllcc. a.a lin 'ni)'lIlIK. A safe, aentln pony, for n i cow. Inquire at this omce, M5 tf TTANTHn. A girl or woman for gen- or.d v uul work Inusinnll f.iniily. Apply 01 iidrtrdte with referencoat Joun kaj. olBie. A OR RAT B KUAlN.-Tho bet Soncio pieteonthealem 1'ralrle. Call and nlk with U C. b ihcr, next door to Post mlee. 2.'.Hin KIM)MU? MW'EN: "Mm IVtilghnni'H . liniaiy si U ' aud Kindorgirton in -es-,ion loom of ti o 1'nesbyteilnu Church. l BARGAIN. nonw una two mi A saloiu snnih rtalem nt onlj SsTO, tilioof W. 11. Slmpon. Ill hoiira and two lots for , in 5-tf WAM'i:u An active, reliable man kilaiy S OtoSSO monthly, with iu-i-iense, to rep.eseut lu his o n sro iou a lOstion-ibleNew iuk house, Kelereuccs MaNUKACTUHBRi 1-Kck Hot ISisl, New Vork. I7dlt rfALK. Abo'tt tbiee acres of land 11 ,,i. .l.i littti Ainiin,. muni dufllllm- iluie, coiivenleutly arranged; large barn ifi-ent vntloty of ri nit trees nud hhrub. eiy; contenleut tol.lei trie railway, ncvci liling water on prumi-e-. Kor purlieu ir luqalrc at second house on right hand dde of Asylum A renue tcolng liotn city. 12:1 tf ArATBn-To trade a town lot In Capl- V tal Iark Addition for lumber. A. oilneer, 122 21111 street. ll:20-tf WNER.S OP rOWS. Kor i-orvlee, u pure-bi-ed llei lolled bull. Term- iS, c oasli. At ray niaeo lu Balom. J. 1,. t'AHltlBII. U-l-d RJLGDON & ROOKK: Ileal tolnte reolcrs. lluUi-Urcyiniui UIook, up stairs. KVERBEARIX-Gnouna uuiii inni, icnsiive price t fret SKTU INCUlsT, Hit- -ellvllle.Oie IVIW a 8 Upholsterer. All work, either new or rtsirliiK, dour In the let workmanlike shape. Shop kouth of post oltloe. SI WILL BUY A LOT Of goortit at our store! We carry a full line f rod-i les, leed. envkery, gla.ware, ol tr, tobacco and couftn tlonery. T. 1JUKHOWS, No. &Kloiuuu ratal, iat Salon E). K. HALL, I'aier Hanger. laveordrrai uiolx, Real rotate K-xciututte (IROVK POULTRY YARDS. Founded !n 1877. 1000 YOUNG FOWLS FOR SALE And Um flua.1 ever IbralJ w ttn-: IaeJHr Ooaal. Book yoarl order early (i',ehok aebs9tlO). Send Stamp for Catalogue Addrss J. M, GARRISON, W'Ww rorast Qrova. ivm. Hon Ton llmttaurunt. B, W. LEWIS. Alwajraaa Haad. flCA AT ALL HOCIt. KAWXM, w nvnivi'piai aatri. opaKr ifgcc.UB'jiwn i !! iwilT ,v FRNST M - " t " -! M ifct -, prejaicd to fi.n.M, livni nir ( , .. 1 i - - ---. - r , i . ai. 'A r. fcV - fire Some People Alw, i J They never look ahead nor think. Pk-j . 1 laiow n to wait till planting season, run to tk. their teds, and then repent over it for , Tct:'q than stop and think what they will w.-n, i ,. .v ,!-lt VICK'S SE2DS never d.sappat .f or Vegetable Seeds, PUnts, Bulbs, or anv J! I line, MAKE A'O MISTAKE this yej V? I cents fur VIok's rtoral Guide, deduct S.V I it 1rtnir rnntntns three cnlnrerl nt.it r. J."i UU II Hi Ji lL alb LUlil JiULJlI II ' I hU . m feacerolTcretl, 200 in cash premiums to ti seitJ club orders iooo cash pri2C3 at one of th eL. "" Grand offer, chance for all. Made in different ibal ii ever Dciorc : ioo uaccs 01 jc io nrhM - m JAMES VIGK, SEEDSMAN, ; aA.. - . J. H. HAAS TTT T7 -V ATCIIMAKEK, liiu ti 2t5K Commercial St., - aien, Ortgu, (Next door to Klein's.) Specialty of Hpect.u-le, and repair., Clucks. Wiitehes nod Jewelry " y IEWZKAL4XDK3 i (1. W UI2KLKU, Airpiil - isineni. Onn E. C. CROSS, Butcher uu. M State Ht. nn Court !. Tlw best meats delivered toull parts of tlieelty J. G. HARRIS EXPRESS MOS. 16 & 21. Leave order nt It. M. ftiule u'i, R, liable work or no paj . M. J.PAT WX..M.D. Elilniigc Block, Salem, Oirjtuii Hiseasesof Monicn and chlldrin chrone and private diseases A SPECIALTY. In olllco day and tight, t ottbii'tallr free. FOUND! Ono hundred very cliolce 1 m, wL will be sold at S1CJ per lot, and on en terms by J.J. KOKEJtrs, 05 httiteft. FOB SALE Or Trade for Real Eslale. A Koodspanol work horc, well brote, Addioss MAHl'lN 1'IMMl'sUN, iSIB-lm Tuinei.Oregun. M.T. RINEMAN si:ai.i.k ,i Staple and Fancy GueenH Ciockery, Glaoswate, Lamps, Woedea and Willow waro. Ah kinds of mill fetd. Also veiretableMiad fruits in the r season. "Hlghotit i'rleo paid forcountrj produce,1 Wesollcit asharo of your patmr- c 9-1) J'ijin'tst'ect GEO.a'VAXWAliNtR, At lOSStMtu street Is prep tied i tmmo plenties neutlr nudal l.niest imngrale Call around and pmiu'iii his fonr H nliso bami lino assortn.sut tus - if n10' Wall Paper and Picrure Moulding. DRAIN TILING. The underpinned are pn pun 4 to lurn'eh the boot quill liy of tlllue' lor under dram iHg at lou ot prices. MUKl'HY.lPESABT, N'enr Kair Grouns, Salem, Oregon. GEO. C. WILL I of Will Bros., Albauy and i 'on j 1'kidos, Owns and $in: Mi 1 v- hikWiMj MAfiiiNi-A and i s REPAlRttDAND CLEANS- At Vour Ilonus Agentk fot Northwest Insurance I " ' doors north of 1'ost tiltln, mi1 a, Or ' Jleund new ixirts fur ml sewn jt 8..Vtf d Xolico of Dissolution. The partnership heir i f r f- ' I'". tween Jan.i-s lJoiilmn. i.n.i I l irdsou, under the n.m n n ' ' Uenham A t'n, hk h.v n ' "' txu dissolved. Janus IkiI ' ,r i tiuuft the tiusluc, licit ' uwuftiea't !laiili'tei I' 1 ' UVMlHi ' v J.i!r 1 IUI1 IS siilein.d, March ,isi iBoOO Reward! WK will pay tbcahoxe r. o case of liver onmpkiint, d-. beadueha. indltfetloo, isms I iveueMi we cannot eure wit w elUbUUqer 1'tll-. when tin I ' -triotle eowplled a-lth. lhv k-eetabl, and never fn ' -tlou. suaar 'siatfl, l-irci - v ngWVU, cuu. te..iri ieli and niitjtil.iu. 1 1, . ... i 111 , I i act red oh! r by J"H Jm.'s Ou. i bluao til. Mold uy tie-1 K ;..-i. I'r'.i: tri, hlin Or V"-" 0, C. BREWSTER, j rn. u jiKU'-t-" .Dealer m- Mar, Grain, UiU Feed and Farm Pri T0MX6, C1B8 NOSTTiOWT SI Court ' Efl0S iliPRINTINfi - a: lts ' Tliy LB,'l.f'"r.- '- r " m ti - ,J, b- k" 0 ! Jl V ..V - -. bUaKk Stsft, mntir B vfff Xt .fliw y-f 'f s. 1 vsr-