Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, April 01, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text,..mW w,vpi ,Jmi.,ijjwp.gyijtfwj ' ' .r rt rBr !l Ml f b X Jl riilltOlTT JL 'Ibcro Is no proof whataver beforo the president or secretary of state that n slnglo Italian subject ww among tho victims, aud such proof Is absolutely necessary preliminary to n fair demand for reparation. Tho officers of the department of Justice are still inquiring Into this and other branches of the case. It is suspected in administration circles that tho recent changes in tho Italian cabinet may have much to do with tho presout state of aflnirs Marquis Itudlnl is supposed to be open to the influence of popular clamor and cL-slro to ochlevo a repu tation with the masses by catering to tho dtmand of the hot-headed element of Italy. At any rate, it Is felt that tho present state of aflnirs is temporary, and there Is no disposi tion or intention to take any hasty action on tho part of this govern ment. Certainly Mr. Porter, United States minister to Italy, will not be recalled, and this government will maintain a pacific attitude and abide by tho developments of tho future. TUB LACK OF A NAVY. Washington, April 1. Repre sentative Payson, of Illinois, speak ing about tho mutter, said there was no danger of war. Tliero Is too much good sense In this country, he sald,and it was to bo presumed there also was in Italy, to go to war about this dlfllculty. Kepresentatlve Cogswell, of Massa chusetts, regarded tho situation as ono of gravity, aud deplored the lack of a navy suitable for the do lonso of tho country. Officers of the navy said, "I told you so," when asked how they viewed the matter. For years past, in tho face of opposi tlon and dorislon from membors of congress representing constituencies located in tho interior of tho .coun try, and in a position free from fear of outside attack, thoy had persist ontly pointed out tho nood for a navy that would bo a defonso for the coun try. Their colleagues In tho uuvy had bogged for coast defenses, and yet hero wo are with an internation al affair on our hands aud but a mere skeleton of a navy and maps of pro Jootbd coast defousos at our back. To would-bo economists who have opposed their vlows tlioso oflleors point to tho French spoliation claims, aggregating millions of dol lars, which we are beginning to set tle, aud which found their birth lu an Incident somowhat like this. In tho enso of tho United Stutos the government dlregardcd treaty stipu lations, tho French govommont re called its minister aud wjthout dec laration of war on cither side, for two yearsFronch mon-of-war preyed upon Amorlcan commerce SEEMS TO 1115 NOT1IINO. Washington, April 1. In offi cial olrcles It Ib stated that tho Ital ian minister at Washington has not cabled anything declsivo to tho Government regarding Ills recall. Tho Amorlcan uilnslter here, A. G. Porter, yesterday requested tho Ital- Ian goyerumout to bo patient for a few days, expluluiug In detail tho obstacles exlatlug in tho United States to speedy settlement of tho question involved by tho New Or leans lynching. Humors aro circu lated lu thoUultcdStatos that a num ber of Americans aro detained hero as n hostage for future treatment. Italians lu the United States say it should bo classed as an April fool day Jokoof yory bad tasto. Publio opinion hero awaits tho issuo of ne gotiations In a most tranquil frame ofinlnd. didn't LOSE any timk. Washington, April 1. 12x-ltop-resotilativo Carter, of Montana, yes terday mumlng took tho proscribed oath, and entered on his duties as commissioner of tho general land oQlco. STRIKE AT I'llILADKI.l'lllA. PHILADELPHIA. Alirll 1. J0- oausoofa reduction of 10 per cent. lu their wugos, 700 brick makers struck today. Tho stiiko will In volve 3000 men. I AUSTIIAUAN 1IALLOT. Conooud, N, II., April 1. Tho Australian ballot bill has passed tho hoiiso. ' TDK MARTIN CASH. Washington, April 1. Tho com iof Hurry Martin, stopsou of Senator Vnuoo, who attempted to enter the White IIouso on the night of March 21st by breaking a wludow, cumo 4 up lu tho police court this morning mid wu nolle proved. THK COKK DI8TIUUT. Scqttualk, !'! April 1. The bhcrlir today nutated six or the promluout toko strlko leaden ou charguof ooiuplrui-y, riot, etc. They jfvo bull for u hearing iui April 16. The arrests havo excited miner' xery inueli. IE ITALIAN IMBROGLIO. Latest News From Rome Washington-. and IMMIGRATION ACT IN EFFECT. No Decrease in the Public Debt, The IMassacre in India, Press Opinions of England and United States, Etc. THK MINISTER'S RECALL. Washington, April 1. Secretary Blaine, it is staled, vt muko an official announcement of Baron Fava's recall, but, In the meantime, tho baron's pltmsunt personal rela tions with tho state department and this country will have been severed, ft is doubtful whether, in view of tho extraordinary circumstances ol recall, tliero will be tho formalities at tho Wlilte house usual upon such an occasion as upon tho recall of the department minister. Indeed, when this affair Is looked at from tho dlstanco of time, It will appear to have boon much hurried. Tho letter from Governor Nichols to Secretary lilaino caused tho trouble, ft was received hero several davs ago, and a copy was sent at onco to Baron Fuva. This of course, gave it tho appcaranco of being tho ultima tum of tbls government, and it up pears that tho baron accepted It as uich and cablod It in that character to his government.' Damn Fuva has worked for hls'homa interests to a degree of appearing over-zealous at this end of tho Hue, but to-day de velopments would Indicate there could not hayo been too much zeal on his part to suit his government, which appears to havo mado the matter tho issuo of tho highest Im portance. Tlioso commenting on tho surprising events of tho day agrco that to break away from this government Is not merely an act of discourtesy, but of opou hostility. To havo dono it pouding au Inves tigation and tho progress of tho law lu Now Orleans is significant, it is said, of an utter disregard of conven tionalities aud of modern diplomacy. Indeed, In that light, this govern ment now has a logical reason for fooling affronted at this luck of faith in its assusauco ou tho part of its hot-headed neighbors. Feeh celery, aiqmragus and mu tage ut Cl.uk & Kjiplej, Tim position at prisent. Washington, April 1. Tho As sociated Press correspondent hero has perused thcdiBputohcsoxchungod botweon tho government of Italy aud the government of tho United States regarding tho New Orleans lynching. The substanco of them is that Italy asked In main that fair aud logal procoss should bo instituted against culprits, regarding them as common assassins. Italy likewise asked for idemnlty for families killed lu Now Orleans by tho mob. To theso requests tho United States au thorities at Washington answered; "Tho constitution of the United States gave but limited powors to the federal government lu regard to Interference with various states of tho Union, but tho United States government atllrmcd its good Inten tions lu tho matter." Tho answer from Washington bolng regarded as unsatisfactory, Italy Instructed Baron Fuva Murcli 27th, to press tho two original demands mado upon tho United States government, aud in tho event of his failing to obtain satisfaction, to leuvo Washington lu-cog, after consigning tho cares of the legation at Washington to the euro of tho first secretary. Homk, Italy, April 1. Tho news papors of this city pronounce thouv solves very strongly against tlio action of tho United States govern ment. Influential Italians advlso tho Italian government to send a circular noto to tho friendly powors denouncing tho United States as being confessedly unable to insure justice. Tho cablnot will meet today und will resolve upon what further steps aro to bo taken lu the New Orleans matter. In tho oourt.0 of mi Interview today with an Associ ated Press correspondent, Marquis Dlltundlnl Bald: "Personally I am most kindly disposed toward tho United Statea government," and expressed the hope that tho civil authorities or tho United States would not fall lu their duties toward society, Justice, morality and law. "Publio opinion, however," ho added, "demands a more vnergetiu courso of Hutlou. If the United State govenuiiunt does not porvelvo that It is iu tho wrtipg, diplomatic rupture Is Inevitable" Coutluulng, l lie premier btldi " l'Ua report that Americans havo been insulted aud, aud false. Americans always re ceive hore tho best ond kindest hos pitality, both upon tho part of the Italian government and tho Italian people, both knowing perfectly well the duties of a civilized country." The pressure brought to bear upon Premier Marquis Dl Itudiul, and which com polled blm to act vigor ously, was fomented by friends of Signer Crispl, late premier of Italy. "If we believe In American con tention" suld an Italian scnutor to a press correspondent, "which Is, I personally bolleve, well founded, that evidence convicted tho men who were acquitted, wo are iu this unpleasant position, Italy cannot condone lynching without qssuinlug tho guilt and venality of the Now Orleans court, which International comity forbids us to assume." Nkw Yokk, April 1. Prominent Italians of this city seen lust night do not consider tho recall of Baron Fuva as Indicating war between this country aud Italy, but all agreed it marked tbo displeasure of the Italian government. The editor of L'Eco d Italia said last night be hud expected this action of Italy. There was no danger of war, however, as all matters would be settled by ar bitration. Professor Oldrlul suld tho present movement was merely one of the diplomatic steps common In Euro pean countries. The recall of Baron Fuva was the only courso left onon to Ituly under tho eircumstuuees. There wns no possibility of more serious international complications. Ituly wuo not taking that attitude, norany other attitude than indicated by diplomatic usages. Those who indulgo in sensational talk of heavy shot which Italy will pour Into American ports do not realize tho situation. Ituly knows perfectly well If central power of union is powerless to guarantee continuous protection of Italian residents in tho United Stntes on ucoouut of holes lu tho constitution, the final issuo in tnis country would bo an International ono rather than an Italian, subject to the Interests of all nations of Europe, whether allied with Italy or not. It Is a question far abovo inonoy, and not ono of revenge, Tho general opinion of all prominent Italians In this city seems to run on tho same lino as tho above. ENGLISH ritl-SS Ol'INION. I-ONDON, April 1. The St. James Guzetto commenting ou tho recall of Bareu Fava says: If Ituly Is dis posed to send her Ironclads to the Mississippi, Americans havo no ships to faco tho Lepanto aud Dullo for forty mluutes. Tho withdrawal of au Ambassador Is the next thing to a declaration of war aud evident ly meant to convey to tho United States tho Information that Ituly Is not to bo trifled with. Tho Slur says: Tho United States Is in an ex tromely difficult position, through tho lynching at Now Orleans is Justifiable Tho withdrawal of Fava is tho easiest solution of tho problem. The Globe thinks tho United States ought to bo taught a vigorous lesson In diplomacy. They must learn they cannot ignore Old World Ideas. ITT.ti 1 Dl.l .., t Tllnviiin UU11CU OUlll-O UtJUBUl Ul xaii-.iuw, made a report to the secretary of state upon tho subject of brigandage lu Italy. Ho described n number of cases of outrageous treatment of foreign cltizenB,Amerlcans Included, by Italian banditti, und proceeded to score the Italian government deeply for Us failure to suppress theso red-handed criminals mid de fend foreigners in Italy. This report was published in this country and so aroused the! udiguatlon of Baron Fava, the Italian minister, that he promptly notified his government of the nature of the report and an nounced his determination to secure tho consul's recall. Iu Secretary Blaine's absence he was able to do this. Blalucwas much displeased at the action taken, but It was too lato to recall tbo department's de cisions, consequently tho relations between the secretary and the baron became somewhat less pleasant than they had been and ac cording to gossip floating about tho state department, by some means not exactly described, the Italian government came to under stand that a representative npon more cordial terms with prominent United Slates officials might obtain more favors for his government. NICHOLS NOT CONCERNING HIMSELF New Orleans, April 1. There Is tho greatest interest manifested here lu tho news from Washington nf the report of the recall of Fava. Governor Nichols is not concerning himself about the complications that have arisen and seems to think there is nothing further for bim to nay or to do at present. wokld's fair. Concord, N. H. April 1. The legislature to-day passed a bill ap propriating $40,000 for repretenta llon at the world's fuir. immigration act. Washington, April 1. Tho act passed at the last session of congress imposing additional restrictions on Immigration goes into operation today. FINANCIAL. AMERICAN SEURITIES. London, April 112:30 p.m. Stocks dull, American spcurltles are weak In cousequence of the recall of the Italian Minister at Washington. NO DECREASE IN DET. , Washington, April 1. Owing to heavy disbursements during the month of March, it is estimated that there will bo lit'le, if any de crease iu the public debt. Expendi tures are mainly on account of re funding direct tax, settlement of French Spoliation claims, tobacco rebate, claims, ect. THE SILVER PURCHASED. Washington, April 1. Five hundred and forty-ono ounces of sil ver was purchased today, at prices ranging from .98. 4 to .03, 8. MARKETS. San Francisco, April 1. Wheat buyer, seuson $1.54. Chicago, April 1. Wheat easy; cash $1.03. CRIMINAL. FOREIGN. AMERICAN PRESS. Philadelphia, April 1. Tho Enquirer says: Wo attach no serious Importance to the recall of tho min ister. Thisismorou political movo on the part of tho government of Ituly than a desire for a naval brush. There lias been a chaugoof mlulstery over there. Tho now government has learned a lesson from British Jiugo'H. Boston, Muss., April 1. Tho Post says: It now becomes Blaine's duty to combine business within the limits of diplomacy and prevent its expansion into real trouble. There Is no doubt of his ability to do this if ho U not misled by -tho attraction of un opportunity for somo "brilliant" stroke. PKOOTOli T WASHINGTON. Yuma, Arizona, April 1. Secre tary of War Proctor arrived hero this morning. Tho secretary said if Italian reports are coiifl,rined ho would start East immediately after reaching San Francisco. II LA INK ARRANGING MATTERS, Washington, April 1. Secretary Bluluo urrangud to hayo an Inter view with the president this after noon. Ho has been engaged In tho preparation of ids reply to Fava's lubt note, aud It Is taipposod that he will submit this (mper i tho preal dent before any statement is made litiltit tinlitln lv&lvrtlii! tli ivirif. "" I ' "- epindonee between the governments of the United r'taU-n aud Ita'y. j The Impression Is deepening in illplouitttbolro ei that there ia do-' pjjedly a Kisoual aspect to the MORE llODIES FROM THE UTOPIA. Giuralter, Apr. 1. Thirty mora bodies have been recovered from the wreck of tho steamship Utopia, mak ing the total recovered 422. REWARD FOR A MURDERER. Sofia, March 31. The Bulgarian government has offered a reward of $5000 for the apprehenion of tho mur derer of tho lute minister of finance, M. Bettcheff, and has granted a pension for life to tho murdered man's widow. MORE FROM INDIA. Calcutta, April 1. Tho Bon- galeso infantry and eighty ghoorkas, it appears, were set upon by tho ABsrmese as the native troops re ferred to were passing through a difllcult and dangerous pass, and, though thoy fought gallantly against heavy odds, the rebel tribesmen, from tho advantageous position which they occupied on the sides of the pass and ahead and behind the British force, poured such a destruc tive fire into the ranks of tho Ben galcso aud ghorkas that tho latter aro said to have been killed to a man. Tho viceroy is hurrying troops Into tho provluco of Assam in order to punish the hostlles. Troops are also being Bent luto states located lu proximity to Assam In order to prevent possible, disorder, or the war-like outbreak which it is thought might follow the spreading of the news of the massacre of tho troops at Manlpur. SENSATIONAL SUIT. Chicago, April 1. Charges of a highly sensational character are made iua suit for (100,000 damages begun in the circuit court yesterduy. The plaintill, Eugene Dunmyant, formerly a news boy, claims that his life has been wrecked as the reult of a conspiracy between Orin Potter, millionaire, and president of the Illinois Steel company, and Tom Fox, Jumes Hutclilns and Frank Allen, who are also made defend ants. It is alleged that a deep plot was laid by Potter to break up the acquaintance between his daughter und Dunnivunt, und, with this end in view, the plaintiff claims that he has been iuuocently made to serve four years iu the penitentiary. The charge is also made thnt the then editor of a newspaper in Chicugo suppressed tho boy's story on receiv ing $15,000 from Potter. A New York paper procured and published the story, which created a sensution at the time. THE JUMPER STARS A MAN. Albany, N. Y., April 1. Steve Brodie was arrested here, churged with stabbing Walter Wilsom, yes terday morulug. Tho wound is not serious. The afluir occuried in Mil loy's saloon on Stevens street. STATE- ST. HELEN'S HALL. 'Portland, April 1. The bene diction of St. Helen's Hull took plue at3 o'clock esteiduy after noon. This event has been long looked forward to, ard the Hall was crowded to its fullest capacity. Ever.Mhlng was favorable for tho event. The line weather hud the desired eilVct In bringing the people out, nud many thought tho Hull lu ureal lucK in having feecurtd such a magnificent view of therlty. BTKUIEIl LIBELED. Portland, April 1. Capi. Miles Bell, of the steamer "Champion" has libeled theste.im.'r "Lurlltie" to recover $5'J00 dam.iges. Bell alleges that In the recent collision beiweeu the two hte.imois he was thrown from his fi.et by I ho force of the -.hock and ills leg was broken. BAITER j v Mho Ikorul linrlchod, TiO facilities of the present day fo lie production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlim ited, aud w htn Syrup of Figs was first produced the.world was enriched witlid, the only perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring-time or, in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. MRS.D.L.FIESTER. The Largest Stock of STRAIT? 302 Commercial Street Stoves, r. T.'""w rj "fiil. 1Z) umps, .i hn Bodapji t uiups. v ,Fflr Orchard fj lAewhrallydraulictktij rirnninaf lolrtl onvlnif t II Vfttl f If kit lit n luninn1...l.l .....r. . ' i T. r.. . If ' li.r" . i" ' ..: .,... .-V""1 "m. WW varieties ui jjuuuo iiuiu me jiucnt juic iu uiu courfctBt, c'urimia ""il clean, without running or ooiiiug, wit limit t lie use of elim.i i'rl .lootr..tli.i nrnnoKH-nnlvcnilll mill n'uli.p I'liu .v 7. r,,1,IB tfj UI.DHWMI1WFIUIW W...J uiii "- ll . lit Mllll liljiy lUl.lhK, t $1000 to unv person who will produce u family washer ennui in " ERA In tho following peints: Price. Lubor Huvliifr. Itimiril.v ft ing. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning perfectly whlmm ri clothing. Simplicity and perfect consliuutlou. Siyp. w(iui n,Pj billty. Satisfaction guaranteed or money lefundtd ,),. j "1 Marion countv. ' "'l agiiMM ii'irEMpgwiinuiTiii sa a lumw BROOKS & HARRETT, Best Lines in the City TTOTTTXTO T . x ioniixu --Kl SPRING AULLINERY Of the choicest styles. The latest stylcn from San Francisco nnd tho east, A lino line of novelties. Ladles Invited to call Inspect nnd comparo prices. Specimen Casus. S. H. Clifford, New Cussel, Wis., troubled witbNeurulgiu undltheum atlsm Stomach disordered, Liver affected, appetite fell away, and he was reduced iu strength. Three bottles Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepheid, Harrisburg, 111., hud a runniug sore on his leg. Used three bottles of Electriu Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound aud well. John Speak er, Catawba, O., had Fever sores ou his leg, doctors said incurable. Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve cu red h i m. Sol d by Fry , t h e drug gist. Don't reel Well. Aud yet you aro not sick enough to consult a doctor, or your refrain from so dolug for fear you will alarm yourself aud frionda we will tell you Just what you need. It is Hood's Sarsaparllla, which will lift you out of that uncertain, uncomfortable, dangerous condition, into n state oi good health, confidence aud cheer tulness. You've no idea how potent this peculiar medlciuo U iu cases like yours. Pro uouucetl l'erfect by Ku(liier. a Vrtctlcal I hmeboen n Krtnl Miiflerer from rheu uiMiWm fur teven yearn, unit tuvulrgof ibe Hucivaii of lllbbard Kheuunttlo Hyrup con eluded to give It a trUl. 1 have Wwted the ,ny eii. wiuiom nnniujc r-pner rroiu that or ho, oiuur lourvo uuiu i met uiuouru'n tm uiauonjruu, winon utt qoue onan air m. I un uow wulk with eutlro freedom from palu aud uiy ceueral health I very uiuuu imiiuYuu. At ik a iivuuiu roiiiear orka ' tt'ALUO HILLS. A sheep buyer living near hero is thought to bo rather careless with his scabby sheep, and should ho try to movo them aguin will be reported. Persons who deal in sheep as Mr, does are not easily deceived, und aro expected to obey the laws. "A hlnt,"eto. All kinds of grain nud grass look well. For Kent. Most desirable rooms for oflico or living purposes. En quire at the Journal office. Buy gasoliue of Sroat & Gilo. THE ODELL TYPE WRITER. J20 will buy tho Odeli. Tite WRitek with 78 characters, aud 815 for the Sinolk CaskOdeli,, warranted to do better work than any machlxe made. It combines Simplicity with DuiiAniL ity, Speed, Ease ot Opeuation, wears longer without cost of repairing than anj other machine. Has no Ink ribbon to bother the operator. It la neat, substan tial, nickel plated, perfect and adapted to all kinds of typo writing. Like a prlntlne piess, It produces sharp, clean, legible manuscript. Two or ten copies can be made at ono writing. Anylntelllgentper--on oin become an operator In two days. W e oiler glOCO to any operator who can pqual the work of tho Double Cask UDELL. Reliable Agents and salesmen wanted Hpeclal Inducement to dealers. For pamphlet giving Indorsements, tc, address ODELL TYl'E WKITill CO., S.5 and 87 5th Ave. Chicago, 111. B-5-20d M.T. RINEMAN DEALEK ;ili Staple and Fancy Graperies, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, WbedeD nnd Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed Also eeetablesand fruits In their season. 'Highest I'rlco paid for country produce." Wobollcit a share of your patronage. 9- j-aatate street S. ERNST, Upholsterer. All work, either new or r"palrlnp, done In the best workmanlike shape. Bhop south of post ofllce. SMTAXm. . . aWfc BMCAIAI HSt BASEBALL fill ARMS 9 AMMUNITION State Street. BROWN & CO. IJl 1 231 Commercial Street. Cash Paid for Wool and I J ides. Salem, - - Oiwoal U irnmn n :"" ) i7-Zi-l. . r v.. !UiuJIiSfc IVf aJ & . ,c?w 3 GEO. G. VAN WAGNER, At 10.1 state street Is prepared to frame Slctures neatly and at lowest H Ing rates, all around and examine his work. He also has a lino assortment to select from ol Wall Paper and Picture Moulding. TSTrMAsT THE WATCIIMAKEK, 215 Commercial St., - Salem, Oregon. (Next door to Klein's.) Specialty of SpecUcles, and lepalrlnt Clocks. Watches and Jewehy. for the blood and debilitated ytem. kbw itKXMAN, rcnaineer Water Works " .i.ia Ulf lUild,Mtcb! Hold bytlmuu ABtduer urugglata. OJVIS ENJOY Both tho method aiufresults when Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant and refreshing to tlio taste, and acta gently yet promptly on theKidnern Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem oflbctuallv. dispels colda. 1ipi1. achoa and fovera aud cures habitual constipation permanently. ForBalo in 60o and 81 botUea hv 11 EWZEALAllpu U. W. DEELER, Atent. Hnlem, Ore.oi $1 WILL BUY A' LOT Of eoods at our store! We cany a full llm of groceiles, feed, erockciy, glushwure c' pirs, tobacco and confectionery. T. BURROWS, No. 230 Commeralal St., Stolen II llt'S Salem, Or. and 2.50 $5.00 a Daj Open to tho public Thursday, Sept. 11, Soil. Ueht lintel between ltortluiid and Nin Fianctsco. Alms to bo tlrst cliu In .'1 Its npiKiiiumcntH. Its tabltb aresei vod with tho choicest fruits grown In the SV1I Amctte s alley. A. I. WAGNER, Proprietor 25c Want Column! N'tlces Inserted for ONE CENT PE WOUD EACH INSEUTION. ho di;l tlsemeitt lnbeitedln this i.olumn (orktl i nan iventy-nvo cems. DRAIN TILING. The undersigned are prepared to furnish thebestqunlllyoftlliug for under drain lug at lowest prices, Alimi'HYADEi&UT, Near Kalr Orouns, Salem, Oregon. . for Qxrm nf . rCfrfi ZJ wUBfW Buris? CALIFORNIA FI0 SYRUP CO. 0K.V.t.i SAN FHAKCISCO. OiL urivtwl In Italy m au outcome of l wltliilrawul or JJurou tava. It waa tlu'jtrawciit iiojroilailwiu I ridlcu'oiw IiMnud that last year Ca'lon, XlrwWliUriH4 StftSSbctSes, THOMAS, k JOHNSON REAL ESTATE BROKERS AN 'IOr.UtlK I'UUUC. Oollectlooa Made ant! Lodn Kecottated, aOQCOMMUUOIAL, S TRE15T SALEM OREGoisr I l-ivdAw.tf'l FOUND! ,mni0ll"??rc.1..eri' choice lots, which termby'11"1110 rcr lot' nnd V J. J-ROBEItTS, 05 State St. FOX SALE Or Trade for Real Estate. - lu-lm Turner, Oregon. HELLENBRAND'S Bating Parlors k Candy Manufactory, ZOS Commercial Street. BlL OF FARE: Ioe Cream lOc., 15c. and ir cent Collee, 'l en or Chocolatoand Oakc.lu cents .Mush and illlk io ceut. I'l ite of Soup io teutt Hot Cakis. Co.tee or Tea , 15 centF Eecfsteak and Ekc 2j cents I'ork Chop and lf?K a cents Mutton Chop nnd Eggs 15 cents Venison and Eggs a5 cent6 Siiusage and Eggs 25 cents f. .' "-'. u " 25 cent t reeh Oysters any stj lo 25 cents ii Cent Regular Dinner Served From II to3 0'Clock, A nice variety of vegetables, etc., etc. moMJ.i00"?0 .r ml.lk Nvltu "ll 25 tent meals without extra charge. unoice Llgars, Imported on Domestic, always on naud. ' Porter Houso Steak and Tggs 60 centk Tender Loin Steak and Eggs Iw cent Foil HALE. Five Jersey grade cotj Iresh milk. Perfectly EcntlcanilTil broke, t an be sec u at m p'aee. rrll S.o to SO. r. Fet lev. f,e en miles iob'I weotofMileih. V-JOiUvrv-liI I70U KENT- llouf.o nnd uible on cor.l L we.t corner of t enter and Llbertyai Enquire at same. SSI XTICELY furnished rooms to rent.t'.l IM boui d, In pleaKantist part of clty.tal sireei car lines, wu t. enter ureei o-n" i T710HSALE. CHEAP.-Cait andharwl L1 Inquire at II. 11. Westacott s HWt 3:17-51 J710HSALE A parlor set at a tarpltl No. 17 Cottage stieet. I OK SALE TivoMiuuie pianos Broil veiy ch( np.at Ulemond s 'smuslckucil 17011 HALE. A new house conUlDit U nluo roeins, nicely situated it i HP land Addition, connected with IM W watei orka and la cou mienl tostrtelotf lli.e. Term reasonable. Inquire ela Uorrance. north west corner ofia and Llbertv streets. I FOK SALE UK acres rf land south ot Mnlem. hnii'ilre at tbln4! 3.2 lm EX K. HALL, Paper Hanger. Leaveorder.at Globe KenlEstateExchango litiiJS-S -ssyE3 wHX - Wf .U' KtfffirRICAN wu" V "AGENCVArN .K5ft WJ ?.f.Ln0&t' . b.y L"r.hr:."' izi '?.:. s,.owu? " to i..i.' """" j-arean. Trade i T..' V-V?.'.r"'n". ' Jrtt.j w mumi sl co.. !., .. . "i joui iironaar, , avri.. rnOTKADK. A safe, gentle I""!i' X. efJW. Inquiro at this omce. w WANTED.-A girl or woman ttH eral fcer ant w ork In a si"aU.l Apply or address with lefercncemj nal ollko. A GKEATAKUAm.-ahebftfj A nlra'nnnllinMnlem l'ralrle 111 talk m 1th L. C. Fisher, next door tojl - ii n.jiitl KINDERGARTEN: Mrs. rs- i-ilmnry behwl and HlnderpLl kiKilnn r.in.i .,nli Will't ll IllillD W I E. C. CROSS, and Packer. i State St. nni Court Bt. The bet meau dellverodtoallpartsof thedty? U J- G. HARRIS, EXPRESS N0S. 16 A 91. Ie orderat K. M.WadeACo'a. lte- u4c wurs or no jxj. M.J.PATrON.lrK KWtrfge Blutk, Siki, Otfgoo. Har,efdue, and ohlMrn-' eh"m. V SPECIALTY. ,oto V d aignt. CVn,ullaUon HAUGAIN.-A bouso and "t sam in rtuiu ruii;ju . - ltu i r,itircw. V17 It kl.mtt.mi. I .. .... V A . 4.. . .,..'u.'.. A YirANTM-n f.ctno, relliiW' V ba a i y 1 0 to tM linimoij. j-r iff,ffn,riiMtfAo,k u:'. -. KJ JlitNIM ALTLHhl.f IJW. w ' ' o. k. 70K SAUl-Abput thlejcrof home, coneuK'ntll "TaBtd,,,?a,- n rret vailety of ftult tries aud bery; comenlent to t lo-trle ": railing water on premise- J,J,it nr lnnulieat second bouse on r p -, M" " . i.rtfl side of Asylum A . enue vm w 141 ir Hon Ton Restaurant, B.W.LEWIS. Oysters, Eto, Presh Meats, Always on Uaud Ol'KN AT ALL HOURS. Q ?l? Comnroial Street, SALEM o,.'. 3P" 1 -c tj ' O a z 3T 2 TTT-antkd-To trado a town l?Lil VV 'tal Park Addition for loKifl Ollnger, I2i Al 111 street. J 1 Ann a RUSH. BaiM "" ' 1 IKON HI'ILDnUi J ,,x, . . obbcn! OVA.iUia ...lfnW'i Trnnwct a genenU Iwm!d U4M j all devirlueut V.YV. h P R A J TXG iwSS itiiii f. JA licrlnti-.P,l.il I Hi Til VIU.QCIST. jwt B 1 ftmrnwrn dif&& 4s SS l.1 In M ii"3:i-i irii '---rrzzur?:' ISZ&'X&i"' ru.JiHaoiw-' I &Htf tUU&UXft