Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, April 06, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIK y f r ilalteti legation here by Bending kltti lrth letlere of confidence, It to true that Ruillnl bad ordered the minister to withdraw fully a week before the minister obeyed Instruc tions. All Hint time ho spent In sending cautious remonstrances to Ills government. Ho withheld the announcement of his recall as long m he could. If ho had promptly obeyed Instructions without ques tion or demur, the rtallan govern ment would have seemed to be lu still greater ha9lff than has been made apparent. The final order from the premier wub proemptory and urgent, and the baron had no alternative Lut to Inform Secretary Blaine of his recall, as ho did on Tuc8doy morning. It Is a fact, though, that wlthlu o few minute or hours at most, the baron received another cable from tho premier tell ing him not to present his recall until further orders. CAVALRY FOR rOLICE DUTY. Washington, April 0. Two troops of cavalary have been order ed to California to police tho Sequoli and Yosemlte national parks. 'ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. Walla Walla, Wash., April 0. News has Just been received from Dixie, Walla Wulla county, that Win. G. Kershaw was Bhot and killed last Sunday by a boy named John-Rodgers. Tho boy was play lng with n needle gun near where Kershaw was sitting, when tho gun was discharged either accidentally or with tho intention of scaring Ker sliaw. The ball entered his left side and came out under his right arm. killing him Instantly. When arrested tho boy said ho knew noth ing about the shooting except that tho gun wont ofT. STRIKE IN NEW YORK. New York, April 0. A thousand journoymen painters struck today to enforce a demand for higher wages. It Is reported that a number of firms hayo yielded, and granted tho advance asked. P. T. BAItNUM. Bridgeport, Conn., April 0. P. T. Bnrtium, showman, who has boon 111 for soverul days, has suilored o a relapse and it Is feared ho can livo but a short tirao. FROST IN MOIUI.K. Mobile, Ala., April 7. A heavy frost this morning killed tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, bonne and peas. Tho potatoes aro cut down about CO per cent. BLAINE MAKIB DEMANDS. Washington, Aprll.O. Secretary Dial no Is preparing to take advan tage of the presont excitemont lu Italy to secure, If posslblo, a sur render by that country of two Ital ians who woro concerned lu the mur der of Mine Boss Flannlgan nnd Mine Paymaster McCluro, near Wllkesbarro, In October 1888. Two Italians were found guilty and hanged, but two others escaped, und woro traced to Italy, whlthor thoy lied to enjoy the ?20,000 thoy had scoured. Tlirough some hitch tho Italian government has novor mir rendcrod theso murderers to tho United States authorities, ultuough olllocrs properly authorized were eeat over to bring themhero for trial. Tho statement is iniulo hore that uieao two Italians aro elthor In Jail IuItaly,or under pollco surveillance. This fact Is known to Blatuo, and It la said that he Is preparing papers in tho matter to bo used In connec tion with tho United States reply to Italy on the New Orleans aflair,and la answer to the demand for an ludomulty for tho friends of tho mou who woro lynched In Now Or leans. BHVKR IUUOHAHRI), Washington, April 6.- Throe hundred and nlnetv-four thousaud ounces of silver was purchased to day, at prices ranging from .03.2 to 08.3. WHAT THEY TIJINIC. " New York, April 0. Tho Com mercial Bulletin of Saturday says: A farmer who can get $1000 In gold for his farm bad bettor soil it before ho votes for an iillluneo presi dent! for tho only money bo will be able to get If Blmpson'u motions pre vail, is a kind of paper on which any farm owner, or owner of u corner lot, can borrow to the extent of half Its market value, more or Icab. Ah sev eral thousand millions of this paper will bo Issued about us eoou as the kbtom can gut their mortgaged drawn, put, or of (hat variety Is not apt to We long-llveJ. COU.NTKUKKlTKIt?. Peoria, III., April 0. Edward Pkraou, John Wood ami Uruut Bkoup havo beou arrested on charge f counterfeiting. All tbt-lr tools m4 klf a bushel St counterfeit stltitob were captured. FIRE WITH LOSS OF LIFE. Tito American HosWill lie Ad mitted in Germany. ALL QDIBT IN GOKB DISTRICT. Counterfeiters Arrested. Strike in New York. P. T. Barnum Dying Canadian News, Foreign News, State News., Etc, FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE. .Rochester, Pa., April 0. A largo framo structure occupied by u tea and coffee store, a millinery store, and tho upper part used for residence, wus burned early this morning. Eleven persons perished, Tho residences were occupied by F. Kebne and family, Italians. All the bodies have been found but only two can be recognised; they aro Mr. Kceueand son. An Italian girl escaped by Jnmplng from the win dow. Tho Are started In Koeue'b kitchen from the explosion of a lamp. FUNERAL OI' STRIKERS. Soottdale, April 6. Two more nen died yesterday from Injuries pcelvcd at Morowood Thursday morning. Tho report of their dcatli 4eut a thrill of excitement through rh(. region and gavo rise to rumors of bloodshed and violence. Tho latest reports from all points of tho region last night announced gatherings of strikers, but no violence has yet been reported. Tho Standard band of Mount Pleasant led tho procession from tho Catholic church In Mount Pleasant to the Pennsylvania rail way station, escorting tho bodies of tho Morowood victims. There wero five coaches in tho train and nil wero filled with friends and sympa thizers of tho dead. They arrived atScottdalo at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon and wero met by the Emerson band, Jefferson assembly K. of L. No. 24G, und about G00O people, ltev. Father I umblng has son tit request to all of the llcdnsed saloon keepers to close their bais at 2 o'clock, and in response to his re quest every saloon in town was closed when the strikers began to assomblo to greet the funeral train. It had beon snowing heavily slnco noon, aim lor iiirco noiira aim n nun tho densely packed crowd stood around tho depot patiently waiting for tho arriyal of tho funeral train. Ninety out of every ono hundred woro foreigners, and wero unablo to speak tho English language, while at least ouo-liair of them woro em blems of mourning, to denote their sorrow ovor the death of their fellow woritcrs nt tho hands of deputy sherllls. They weio very quiet; scarcely a word was spoken, and when thoy did address each other It was lu BUbdUbd and awe-strlukou voices. Proceeding from tho depot, tho funeral procession marched down tho valley to tho Cathollo cemotery, whero tho remains of tho dead woro burled with the religious ceremonies of tho Catholic church. After tho funoral tho vast crowd assembled on tho Emcrsou Huts and listened toaddrossca by tho labor loaders, who counseled peace. It Is generally belloved, howovor, that thero will bo trouble In tho region withiu tho next two or three days THE COICE DlbTIUCT. Mount Pleasant, Pa., April 0. Quiet prevails In the coko ivglou today. Thoro has beon no disturb ance of any kind. Tho II rat oilort to start the coko works slnco the riot was commouced, wus made this morning. Four hundred mon aro at work, tho majority of thoni being old employes. Thoy wero not Inter fered with lu any way. Sheriff Clawson came over Irom Greens burg this morning with warrants for 25 rioters, nndSupt. Morris Bam soy has sworn out warrants for tho arrest of 15 uddltonul Italians. These warrants will be placed lu the hands of coustables ami It Is expected that before midnight ut least itO of tho rioters will bo lu Jul!, OF INTEREST TO RAILWAY TRAIN MEN. Ualesiiuiui, I1U., April 0. S. E. Wilkinson, grand master or tho Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen, has discharged Chun. T, Salisbury, John O, GIuu, Charles W. Flanders, John O'ltourko and It, 8. Hodman, grand trustees of that organization. Tho reason for this, Wilkinson said were, usurp ttloii of authority and failure to muke pro pa examination of the book of varlotu olllolalx. Salisbury, of ihl city, one of the trustees, denies the authority of Wilkinson to discharge them, und eays that thoy villi uro ttervlng, re- gardltaa of (be order. t STATE. SlaLIN REGIONS. Marshfield, Or., April G.J, M. Slglln, brigadier-general of the Ore gon National Guards, has sent his resignation to Governor Penuoyer. He has been lu ill health for some time, and flnds his military duties encroacli'ng too much upon bis time, lie lias no idea as to who will bo bis successor as brigadier-general be yond the fact that ho will probably be a democrat. Ills personal choice Is Colonel Beebo of Portlaud as being well qualified for the position. WORKMEN WIN. Marshfield, April 0. The strik ing car drivers employed bv the Oregon Coal Company are victorious, the company reconsidering its de termination to cut tho wages. Work win be resumed Monday, the driv ers returning to work at the old scale of wages. THE LAUISH VICTIMS. Portland, April 0, Salurduj noon niuo damage suit9 against the douthern Pacific company, growing out of the Lake Lublsh disaster, wero transferred from the circuit court of Marlon county to the Unite'd States circuit court. Tliej have not yet been set for t rl.il. The.v are as follews: A. M. Page for dam ages In the Bum of $25,000; Dr. W. Sproar, $10,000; Annie It. Ilummell, $35 000; W. G. Ilummell, $30,000; John B. Itiiub, $70,000; Lottie M.ig nason, $15,000; Minnie Magnasou, $8,000; G. E. Miller, $25,175; John Peugilly, $8,000. GEO. NACLEY MISSING. AL1IANY, Or. April 5. George Nagloy, until recently engaged in tho livery business In this city, hup been missing since Thursday, and it Is feared he hosj'ommltted suicide. Ho has been 111, and said ho wished ho was dead. The pollco havo In stituted a search, but have been un able to Hud any truc of him. Ho If aged -10 and lias a daughter In Ohio. F0REIUN. amiMANS want thi; pome. Hkumn, April 0 It Is announced that Germany has resolved lo with draw tho embargo upon American pork. Oniolal notlco will probably bo delayed some time, lu view ol certain negotiation! going on be tween Germany and tho United States. O'SIIKA VS. 1'AltNKI.I.. Dunr.iN, April 0. It Is hinted that the O'tihen-Puruoll divorce case will probably bo reopened. Should this be dono, fmther rovelatlons damaging to Parnell will be mado. thu maniioha sohooi. aoi', Qukiii:c, April 0. Canada may now havo on her hands a big rollg Ioum light in well iw a political one over tho Manitoba school act which was recently adopted by tho legis lature thero and whioh prohibits rollglour. instruction in tho public schools of Manitoba. Tho entire Roman Cathollo hierarchy has en tered upon a war against It. itKOii'itnuirv tiikatv. Wasiiinciton, April 0. Tho con foronco botweon Secretary JMulne aud tho Canadian otllcials, concern ing the reciprocity treaty, bus been postponed, Tho president has slgul lied his deslro to bo present at tho conference, and at ills coming tilp west would interfere, it was thought best to postpone negotiations until such tlnio as tho president could give the matter his attention. Stiukk in NIJW JKIWl'V. Thknton, N. J., April 0. Twelve hundred brick makers struck this morniug.agalust a decrease In wagis, ilio Woriit lJnrlclio.I. The facilities of tho present day fot die production of everything that will conduce to the limtetiul welfare and comfort of nianki.ul aro almost unlim ited, aud when Syrup of Figs was first produced tho world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as It is the ouly remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt aud effectual to cleanse the system gontly in the Spring-time or, in fact, nt any time, aud the better it is known the more popular it be comes. A "itlulilirtn Central Itullnunl Kinploje VIii ltlCap, itflrhveu YttrCoutet, Whllo employed as mjentoftho Michigan Central Railroad Com ituuy, ut AugustaMIoh., my kldue,vs became diseased, und from uu Im poverished und impuru stato of tho blood, my general health was en tirely undermlnetl. I couultel tho leading physicians of this city and Ami Arbor, and all pronounced my caso ltright's dlbeaso. In Ootubur last, 1 begun tukluc Hlbbard'n Rheumatic Syrup, and am to-day a well man. It u.'bmU mo pKsiaurv to render sutlbrlng humanity any pd that I can, aud I wish toha iimt it la tho erratcMt Idocnl kidney and liver medicine In tho world. & Jmiwi.bk, Agent M. V. R. It Alblou, Mich. Sollby dulth vtriUlmr MARKETS. Chicago, 111., April. C Wheat fair, cash $1.023. San Francisco, April 0. Wheat buyer, '01, $154?. 3IARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. PORTLAND. Wheat Valley ,81 Siy toJl.WVnllft Wnlla l:zitlo 'JO percental. Flour standard, Sl.su Walla Wnlla SI.15 Outelde grades, 13 80.' OaU White 00j to lc, gray Mo to M per bushel. MlllsluU llrun ,18lli; sh )i ts, 5 II to 20 ground b.irley, S2D to SU, cnopfeed. $25 middling, ?2,, per lou. Hay J1G17 per ton. lluttcr Oregon fancy dairy, 82Jc; funcy croameryiH; good to fair, 25&7;Culi forma choice 23 to 23c. Fggs Ortgon 1! Eastern 20c per doz Poultry Old chickens, to 006 W). Ho la toes 70c at 7jj per otul il. Cheese-Oregon, U to 16.-; California lJtolOu. Sugars Gol Jen C, lic; extra C, 6; dry granulated, 1; cube, crushed and Pow dered, 7c per pound. Beans-Small white, 3cl; pink 3; bayoa. ti 75; butter, ti 60, lima, J4 ft) per cental. Dried Fruits Tho market Is firm. Quo Que ted: Itallnn prunes, 12J to lie, I'ctlto and German, lOo per pound;, raisins, SJ 'a per box; plummcr dried pears, 10 to lie; bub dried and factory plums, 11 to 12c; uvapo ruten peaches, lsto'iOc; Smyrna figs, 20c; California figs,lk! l'Pr pound, Rice ti'iv per pound. Hides Dry hide, 8 to 8c; less foi culls; green oor 55 pounds, lc; under 6., poumls, Sc; sheep pelts, 30c31.U5. SMOKED MEATS AND LAUD. linstcrn hams, 11 to 'iyxc-, breakfast ba con, 10 to 12c; Bides, to 10c; lard, 8 hi lOJc per pound. SAN F.tANCISCO. San Fiianuisco, Apl.2 WhoiU.the week opened on a quieter market No. 1 white, Sl 50 u 41 i ft, per cental. Hops..2030c per pound. Uarley Fctd SI 3al :ii; Per cental Ji -17; choice 81 88J4; common grade $1 35. Oats-Gray $1 11 tol 77J.& bl4c JI 1)0 to 1 0. p -r cental' lOnlonx..?! to 1J$. Potatoes.. 75cto80. MlMCbbANEOUS MAHKl-rrS. CHICAGO, Apl.JA Hecf lave, 3.75(38.10. Mutton liive, SI5CJi75. Hogs 1.1 VO, JJ.t.50 S'.'jO ."eal 7 lo 10c per pound. CURE Sick ITcadache anil relieve all the troubles inci dent to a bilious state of the system, such as Dizziness, Nnusea. Drowsiness, Distress after eating, l'aln in the Mile, &.0 Whllo tlielr most remarkably success has been shown in curing Headacurt. yet CAitTrn s Littlk I.ivcr Pills aro equally nimble In Constipation, curing nnd preventing this anno Ingcomplaint, while they also correct nil disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liter and regulate the boweM. E en if they only cured HEAD Arlie they would be almost prleetoss to those uho sutler from this distressing complaint; but fortunately their goodness doos not end hero, nnd those who once try them will find these llttlo pills valuable in so many ways that they will not bo willing to do without them Hut after all slcle head Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where vn make our great boast. Our pills euro it while others do not Cahtkii's Little Liver Tills are very small anil very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. Thoy aro strictly vegetable and do not grlpo or purge, but by their gentle action tilease all v. ho use them In vials nt 85 cents; li e for $1 Sold ei ery w here, or sent by inaiL CABTIE UED1CWE CO., ltev Tori. Ml Fill. Small to, Small Price. WILUAMS::i&ENGLAND 3 BANKING CO. W CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, 200,000 Tiansact n general banking biislnes' In all Its brunches (1KO. WILLIAMS.. Wm. KNOL.VNI) IlUUll MoNAIlY.- . ... I 'res! d e n Vice President . . ...C'ushlei imtKCTOHS: Geo. Wlllloms.Win. Kug land, Or J, A. ltlchnrdson, J. W, llobson J. A. H.ilccr. Dank In now Exchnngo block on Com merclnl street. 8:lMf Capital National Bank SALEM OREGON. Pi up, - $75,090 Surplus, 15,001' B.H. WALLAOK, . l'reshlent. W. W. MAHT1N. Vlee-I'msldent. J. 11. AL11U1U', .... Cashier. DIRtCTOnSl W. T. ciray, W. W. Martin I. M. Martin, H. H. Wallace, Dr. W. A.Ciulok. J. II. Albert, T, MoK. fattuu. LOANS IvIADlS l' dinners ou wheal and other market able produce, ronalgued or in store either lu iirlutogmunrltMor luibllo warehouses. Sidle aod Couoiy Warrants Bought at Par COMMERCIAL PAPER DlsoiumteJ ut retuonnliU rule DrnfU drawn illrwt ou New York.C'hluwirp.'Snn r ntucun, iiinutnu, 1 41 mum, ill, p. tierllll Hone Kong aud Calcutta. THE ODELL TYPE WRITER. $i) will buy the Odkll Timc witi-rvu 1 with W olmruetere, una f)l& fur Hid Siniuk (fc,ltff lliWI.I WarniMll ,...,..... .. IhiiUHny iiiHOhlxe luuJe, tl CUlllblUCMSlMI-Ul'tTV With OUUAJUly- m, ui-Mku, Kask 01 Oi'kUATli'N, war loiior Wit twiil nut ufivixilrtUK than any olhxr intkchlue, llua no ink, ribbon 10 txuherlheuMnUor It U limit, subttan tlal. ulekel ttUlvU, jwrdvl huU ! ipuxt m nUkliuWormwunlliic Ukou uriutlog lrM, U ixoJuoe Mbn. clu, legible iHMliutorttil. rw, un i-Laii b nuile mi one wt 111114 Any lutelllgi m itor miu ouu bHne an operuior In tut, d Wpntt-r -I(K t,) Ui .UHr wbo Wl tho work of the Duruue Cn ..l;..,.ie ,-ni uh1 wihwiiieu vrautrd 8,-Vll lUtl L.-ti.lU' UKttMWfli. tor w..i,.l wt y u.g luliuwmrati, Ac WuuUbl )th A Chios- CARTER'S! IPlTTLE vyqSm fl IVER 1Hh i PILLS. 'jH IhI mm DR. SCHIFFERSTEIN WILL SOAR. Itli Air Ship Differs from Other ( n Kaglo Differ from a Tien. n t t Hr.iiirfnrsfr.in. of Edlncham. baa invented n ilying machine on which ho is now experimenting, no Bays: "2Ty theory of a flying machine is that of tho inclined piano in combina tion witli ft propulsive lorco ana a nuoy ,, plmtnhnr lust cnouali to prevent injury to tho machine In caso of an ac cident when up in tno air. to mase tho idea plainer, suppose you havo tho uiachlno high upln tho air; tho inclined planes aro then set so as to allow of a descent at a great angle, just a little short of a direct fall, say nt an angle of 22 degs. from the perpendicular. "Now, when the machine lias acquired a great momentum tho inclined planes nro so altered that tho machino will take a more or less horizontal motion or direction, and after a wliilo again changed so as to mako tho machine take an upward direction. It is also at this stugo of the flight that tho propell ing force is applied and continued till tho greatest altitude the machino is ox nntirl in mncli is obtained, when neain tho forco of gravity is depended on to carry tho machine through about two thirds of its flight through tho ah- to its destination. "Tho dominant idea is: First, to use tho inclined plane both as a supportive and as a propelling agent; second, us tho force of gravity as a primo propel ling agent, and third, to only uso an artificial propelling agent to carry the machino upward. After that tho force of gravity, acting tlirough the acquired innitinnrmii nnd unfilled according to tho theory of tho cycloid, will shoot tho machino just lilio a projectile aoouc two feet in a horizontal direction for overy foot of fall. "This action can bo compared to what s.iilors call tacking, only instead of being in a horizontal direction, like a ship at sea, it will bo moro or less in a perpendicular direction. By this plan about half tho propelling force will be saved, and again, when going against the wind, it will require less artificial propelling force to raise tho air ship." Cor. Cliicago Tribune. Hie Itook of Life. Every man makes tho book of his life day by day as ho lives, and at his death tho pages nro turned over by his friends, and by his record each ono is Judged. Each later lino in tho poem of lifo should add something to tho opening lines. Each succeeding year should carry ono s politics, character, creed and icligion a little higher. Ono of tho dangers to this country is tho increasing tendency to devote" lifo to pleasure seeking. Nothing should displaco laughter. It adds to life. But thero is not a more pitiablo spectacle than that of an adult lifo wasted in pleasure. Somo central utility should riso in overy adult Life, Tho census takers could not tell how many people in this country aro do voting themselves almost wholly to pleasure. Tho rapid accumulation of wealth may havo lured a million, perhaps two millions, of peoplo from their useful ness. Next in evil to tho dovotlon to pleasure is tho struggle for notoriety. Tho book of lifo should be shown only to its writer. Certain parts of, lifo are inexpressible, and overy soul has a world of its own in which there can bo no roporter's footprint. Professor Swing Message Hearing Swallows. John Desbouvrie, who resides at Itoubaix in France, lias exhibited thero fifteen swallows that ho has trained after tho manner of carrier pigeons. Tho swallows wero set free, each one marked with a colored ribbon, and thoy dispersed in all directions. In fif teen minutes later tho first one returned, and pcrchod on ono of Desbouvrio's fingers; ono aftor another the others camo back In quick succession. Des bouvrie is of tho opinion that swallows ore far superior to pigeons for tho car rier scrvico In titno of war. Their flight is higher and swifter, and thoy ore moro reliable, smarter nnd more easily fed. Thoy need not rest when flying long distances in order to partake of food, becauso thoy can do so on the wing. Thoy aro also trained with greater fa cility than pigeons. Deebouvrio has also succeeded In retaining a number of swallows during tho winter in per fect liberty, and their migratory in clinations did not carry them south ward, so that oven this obstacle would not Interfere with tho systematic train ing of swallows for the carrier service. Toronto Qlobo. DntvrliiK tui Inference. "You havo been so long about tho minister's hand, John, that I dare say you could preach a sermon yourself now," said a gentleman ono day to a boodlo of his acquaintance. "Oh, no, sir," replied John; "I couidna preach a sermon." Then, af tor a brief pause ho remarked, "But perhaps I could draw an inferenoe, though," "Well, John," said tho gentloman, humoring the quiet voidty of the boadlo, "what Inference could you draw from this tert: 'A wild ass nuffoth up tho wind at her pleasure V " (Jero. 11, 2-1.) "Wool," replied John, "the only nat ural liko inference that I could draw frae it Is just tlds that she wad muff a long time afore she would fatten on It" Gentleman's Magazine, Something lu Name. "Why do you always refer to your black valet as your retainarr " "Beoauso ho always kocpa everything ho flads." St Joph News. llucklen'a Arnlcupalre, The Best Salve In the worldTfor Cuts. KruWee, More. Ulcew. Salt Rheum, Ket er (Sore.. Tetter. I'happed lUndt, ChlfoUlns, t5oru and all skin Eruptlom, and pol! UelyrureaniM, or npuy require! l U euttnintred to stve perfect natUUctlon or money refunded I'nce, J5 cent per PRINTING. 0NK OV THK IvMlQrfl KSTAHU8H. menu u tae wuto. Lower rate than Portland. Largest tock LeJ UUnkt lr UiJHiate,a-d ttowt dUwount, head Ifol price lint of Job printing, and catalorua ot fecal bUaka. E. M. WAITX Quasi fttaUr tixlara Oreo&. r0 MvJm& ON 3INrjOY 3oth tho method and results when 'yrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant jid refreshing to tlio taste, and acts .entlyyet promptly on tho Kidneys, .iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys m effectually, dispels colds, liead ihes and fevers ami cures habitual instipationpermancntly. Fortsalo 1 50o and $1 bottles by all rupeists. 'AUF0RNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAH MANCISCO, CAL. '.0U13VIUE, At'. Af IV YORK. CI. Vo havo the Exclusive Control of Anu don't have to offer a prize to sell this lOodt, for Itt the BEST MADE. Eoery Can holdl ONE AND OHE HALF POUNDS. GILBERT & PATTERSON, SALEM. ORE. mmaumMmmmmmmKmf't-i SEND FOR OUR CATAIOOUE amo PRICES ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, MDIANAPOLIS. IND. EVERBE(VLUNG until frost. Ocscilplise piieo Hat lro SKTII INQUIRT, KUMKllvIllP.On INBUU.VNf Oompnnr Fire and Mi, rine. O. W. UEELKlt, Aent. - Snlcm. Ore.'ir MRS. D. L. PIESTEB. -l'hc Lniycst Stock of- SritlXG MIL IiERl Of the cholctht styles. The Inte-t slylf" from Bun Krnntlsco and the east, flm line of novelties. LndlesJInvlted lo call Inspect and compare prices. M.T. RINEMAN. Staple and Fancy Gioceiics, Crockery, Glashware, Ltmpi, oedei nd Willow w.ire. All kinds ol mill iced Also veectableoaad fruits In their btus-rn, "Highest l'rlee paid for country produc." WesollCitashmeofyoui patronage. GE0.GL YANWAiNER. S At 103 State htieet Is pnpircrt to franu ctures neatl' andntluutst llvlnir utter all around and examine Ills work. Hi also has a fine asbortmcr.t o'elut fiom Wall Paper and Picture Moulding. J. H. HAAS, THE WATCHMAKER. 216X Commercial St., S-tlem, Oregon, (Next door to Klein's.) Specialty of 8pectcles, and rcpilrlni Clocks. Watches and Jewelry. MORGAN & EEABE, Truck & Dray Line. Oood teams and prompt uork Is otr stronghold. $1 WILL BUY A Iff Of goods at our store! We curry a full lint of groceries, feed, crockery, glubswere, cl gars, tobacco and confectionery. T. BURROWS, No. 21 Commercial Bt fMiltn DRAIN TILING. The undersigned are prepared lo furnls) the best quullly of tiling for under drain, lug at lowest prices. MUIIPUYaUKSAHT, Near Pair Grouns, Pnlem, Orepnn. FOUND! One hundred very choice lots, which will be sold tit 100 per lot, and on easy terms by J. J. ROBERTS, 05 Stnto St. FOIt SALE Or Trade for Real Estate. A good ipan ol work horeea, well broke. Address MA.UT1N TlloMPSOS, ""- -turner, uregon. E. O. CROSS, anil Packer. delUeredtoallparUof theelty. M.J.PATrON,M.D. Eldridge Blocl, Saltm, Otrgoii. 1 llAa cba nfwHM Auj.(aa and prlTte 'aSSSi "a Cn"Qren 0l,r0n,d A SPECIALTY. In nfllM rtaw Mt Mi..k.a .. .. . i- -- uihv uonsuHAUon BAKER Greatest labor saving invenuoii in uie nmiPciKiirt lire. ... vnrh.tlpBnfirnodH from tLo (ilieSt laCO (0 Hie CIirM'8t o,.r.,0,., r"? l cleitu, without rubblug or boiling, without thn iiKe of clu mlin'ta J. 9. iloHtrni'tivB nrocess on v Roan una wnti r. 'J tie rniniuinv nwnu.. ,. ' 1000 to nuv person who will produce u t'miitly wusher etitml to the rSf inir. Variety of lubrlo washed. Uleaning iicneetly witlitmi. h.. ' """ :i i'z.:;"p-K":"::.j, ;::.. .. : ... .... ..vr ..".''""".vor ,.ija clothing. Simplicity and perfect conr.tuiPtit.ii. Size, wtijrht nr,dT liility. Sutisfuctiou guaranteed or Marion county, ARMS S AMMUNITION TTr7T7VTVrrgH'"J 'laH1 & rJ'Jcq.lWlillll'gT TCB-ITTTnES an bh r Cash Paid for Wool and Hides. Salem, - cjaz&xjzim'i r.'jijcgaasrwrrta J. G. HARRIS, EXPRESS N0S. 16 & 21. Leao order nt R, M. Wade t'o's. Rt linble work or no pay. $500Reward! WE will pay tho above reward foi nuv Ai. i j.iu dm,, 1U Hi, (t3fpep,ij, sjl it uad.ichc, inilige-tlou, constipation or co-. hcuesH wee.innot euie wltw west's Veg iltableijiqei l'llle, when tlio dlreftions ure trUUlf coinpllLd with. They are puielj .poUhi, und uescrtull to ghe uitt t&o Ion. M'pnr'-oit.cd. 1 nro boxes, contain uko'J pllli-, iJ &uli-. Meware ot cuunut eltRund ti,it.itlon TIib nulno m mi- '.ictHUHloh liy jHK JOl U. KS'l Co. (JliluijjoJU. Sold bj i.to. t . Good, Druggist, 30!) Com trpft v,t , fir. HELLENBRAND'S Ming Parlors & Candy Manufactory, 295 Commoroial Street. BlL OF t'ARE: tee Cream 10o., 15& nnd 25 cents 'ollee, itu or Chocolate and Cake..l0 centt- ilubh and Milk 10 cents lute ol Soup 10 cents lot Cnle. CoiIlu ot Tea 15 cents icelbtf .ik and Tkes . 25 cents 'orlt Chop and LgKk a.) cents Mutton Chop aud Fggs 25 cents Venison and Eggs 25 cents Musnjr nnd Eggs 25 cents "ui uuu cggs..ia cents Fresh Oysters any style 25 cents 25 Cent Regular Dinner Served From 11 to3 0'Clock A nice variety of cgetablcs, etc., etc. lso tea, colleo or milk with all 25 cent meals without extra chaige. Choice Cigars, Imported nn Domestic, always on nand. Porter House Steak and Eggs 50 cents Tender Loin Steak and Eggs Mcenth E. K. HALL, Paper Hanger. Leaeorder;at Globe UtalEstatelixchauge OriTlffirRlCANl Ym. MJ " " "M I .Vk uu V AGENCyiorN A pamphlet of Information andab-! a itMot nf t hn law aKAi i , , e: K.,r.-s,.'"", "ow.ioj & v.x.' ?.''". r"?",,. -K, .JIIKUL9, KUi JTt4., ..Ada niUNN & CO.. tJUl llrondwar. Bon Ton fiesta urant, B. W. LEWIS. Kresri Mauls, Oysters, I5to. Ahniyg oa Hand. 01'h.N AT ALL, HOUIH. 218 Commorolul Street, SA-LUM. Oregon. k VAil -ar HLA, HS M f nrsaistaiB rk i d M" WWfeBSUMfeVv. Z-' ,- & STRANqj 6UZ Gommercjjl Street. Stoves, ftang h , , lmu" asdallHf I'liirancy ' Srwtrpft Purxips. Buckeye Fom For Orchard Spmif New Era Hydraulic Cl .IhisWidS i'l lid ln. fiti'ttt rriinrnnrunfi rir n i tuiv it iiifiru fi k..i . - bole "genu a ssT-aBi BROOKS & HARRETT. Rest Lines .in the City Fishing Tackj k BABY CiVRRIAEST j State Street. Wl. BROWN L CO. 531 -' 231 Commercial Street. OreMi 25c Want Column Ntlrcs lmrrted for ONE CliT FJ uoitn i.ai:ii lNSKinioN. olll tlHenu'iit Insiiletl ill thin kOlumD fafcl than lwenty-rleceuts. Isni?lT.r A lnrirn TinilvA nnd Id; r South s'nlPin, with twenty bran nusi tiees. Appiy oiti.it. riee.oucw not th i f Iniekh'oic. il j.mjU hAbE.-Fie J iy grade ' I1 lu'sn milk. I'. rficlly KenHpanJi Iiiokc. I'niiiie feen at ins p'are i C S to S."0 J'. Fitiu), n.cn mllHU'f wtstu Snlein. j-oOdlwi-' iron KENT- HotiM)iimUtableonte V w est coriu r ol Ceiitrr and Utwjjl t.lintilrp nt kinnp. m 1-'-' -- 1 VTICEI.Y furnished rooms to re)t,rJ X hoaid, lu pKRMiutffcl r'"0101 ktipr.f. i iir llni s. 401 Ceutor fctreet I - ....., F filf laT l' (TJL? A lPnrt fandt IWV ""'l V.,,. ...rf-IJfi IDqUlie aiil.il. wi'muwhb-j O.li iH EOR 8AT.K A parlor Bet at a 1 No. Ib7 ColtafeO strtet. 170nSAt,E Twoqu.ire Plar t,?f 3 X1 eiy cheap.at UliTiioDdVmuatW ,.. .. .. . hr.n rtlCtiil Ij'UU fAI li.-A c V, Vj I. Ill r nine loems, uiiely situated Mil land Addition, cuduu-ku """jj waterw orks nnd Is cou tnlellll"!TJ Hue. Teim-leasonable. liW'Tij Uorrance, north wett comer "J1 ana J.iuiuy sueeis. T70R HALE-12K neres of InM 11 soutn oiaieiu. cuuji"1- 3 2 1m TO-1RADE.-A safe, gJ Pi cow. Inouire at this ottice 1 T-ITANTED.-A glrlor womJ Y V tral servant worn iu . .-vp Apply or address with referee, NALoflhe. A GREAT 1IA1!UA1N.-Tb e A pleoH on I he f alem lrlr talk with h. O. HMiei, ii g otace. . .. ntt K lfi UI- RGAR1 EM 'JZtrvtii XV. x-rlmu.y Btr.tK . - tvi hesnion room 01 me ii"i- l"IIVU 11 "- w AM-fc.!)-n Mi-ii w , 1 . - ... a win"- t .y. "'S,W.0'!fl a ease, v rani-, ' !-'-' "' ".. 'jl respon-iuipi'w ,v ; ,i W York. O.III SAUl-4hot 1M? syiS""',i1f..??ji,rtSa ?SW.' f '"V.". ; " V.rel ,lrt s hlUOUl iwjiu", liiif ITrANTKD-To trade ttlo'tA VV ul irlt aouiiw- - nli!,wr i4i Mill street, I w.. ..-., LADD & BUSH, ( IBOBI'I",tf SAhUM, - " TmniwrtKK?'"'"' "" J JSiSCSSviLri BrK OHW "iSZ&tt . itriTi".'j' yassssw iiKittS: i .lla.,,"-IJUr ZZZFHWT r jL'w-J I -m&zs?z'r . . .?V'itrSXr iV" ji JL..U