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

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Newspaper Page Text' s iaHini'irfiiiiii n MTTmJmrrr"J I I' ! i THE DKKI 1J0ND. Human, May 1. Baron Wcllok, umler secretary of Austrian ministry or commerce, has arrived heio ou a special juIhsIoii for lib government. Ilia object la a unification of the German and Austrlun railway sys tems by the enactment of common laws and adoption of common regu lations. In the negotiations to be undertaken special attention will bodovote.l to the airangcmcnts of military and stragetic, lines, with a view to the rapid niobllizailon of troops In both countries. Politicians see most Important results if this negotiation is carried out eucccessc fully. It will bind Germany and Austria In closer union, and Insure the pormanauco and greatly Increas ed strength oftbotrlplo alliance. AMIKSTKD FOIt MURDBIt. AunuiiN, Cal., May 1. Henry Miller, a colored man, was arrested by Constuble Dyer at Colfax, April 2(1, for vagrancy. While In jail lie wrote to a woman in Marysvillo foi money Bnyliiir. "You know why 1 cannot go to Murysville." Yester day Police Captain Lee, of Bacra mcuto, came up and claimed Miller as one of the muidercrs of a deputy sherlfT at Marysvillo lust year. TUNNKTi COMMKNCKD. Dktuoit, May 1. The first sod of tlio tunnel between Dotrolt uud Windsor was turned this morning. TJIK I'ltKSIDENT. Santa Ckuz, May 1. President and party arrived hero at 8 o'clock this morning. They hud an enthu siastic reception. CAll SIIOl' BTJIIKE OVER. Dktkoit, May 1. The strike ul the Michigan car shops Is prucllcnllj oyor. Every depurtment Is working and by Saturduy full operations will bo resumed. ilYKNKS TIIEOUY. New Youic, April 30. Inspector Uyrnea this morning made publio a statemont to thu oHect that the man known ns "Fronchy" No. 1" la ascer tained to have slept in the Eust Elver hotel on the night oi tlio mur der, Tho murdored woman, Carrie Drown, occupied room 81, while "Fronchy" slept m room 33. On the evonlng of the night of the mur der Carrio Drown was seen to go in to tho hotel In conrpauy of a strange man. This man left tho place be fore midnight. It is believed "Fronchy No. 1" then wont to Carrio Drown's room, thut they quarrelled, and that the result of the row was tho murder of the womnn. 'PI in liwltf nf ''nfrlii W t ntirn umu , shipped to hor relatives this morning at Salem, Moss. JACK THE HIl'l'EK. New Yokic, May 1. Inspector JtyrncH yesterday afternoon sub stantiated tho story given out this morning as to tho identity of "Tho Dipper" now undor arrest. Tho in spector does Hot say positively that "Frenohy No. l"is the inurdorer,but ho gave u stoug chain of circumstan tial evidence that leaves no doubt but ho Is tlio man who committed tho atrocious crime, lie discovered ho said, thut Fronchy was with thu woman "Shukespear" Wednesday night, and slept with hor in the East Diver hotel. During tho fol lowing day ho was In hor compauy nearly all day. Tuesday, about mid night, "Shukespear" left tho bar room where bho and Fronchy were drinking, and a llttlo later slio was seen going upstairs with a strange man. Boon afterward Fronchy ask ed for a room and was assigned to ouo directly opposite that occupied by "Shakcsiwar." When Fronchy was arrested he had no uuduroloth- Ing on. Ho woro a course shirt, a pair of filthy socks, Dlood was dis covered on the shirt, and on the iloor of tho hallway between the tho rooms occupied by tho Drown woman and Frouohy several spots were discovered. On tho lnsldo of tho door In Fronchy's room wore blood murks. Tho blanket In the room had a clot of blood upon lt,as If a porsou hud wiped his hands up on It. Tho Inspector says Fronchy No. 1! was ni rested early Hunduy morning but It is discovered thut ho spent tho night nt n pluco nearly live miles distant. Luto yesterday afternoon u mysterious prisoner was brought boforo District Attonioy Nlcoll, Later Ho was removed to polloo headquarters. This man In nil particular answers to the dla crlptlon of the umu who rented the room at the East river hotel with tho murdered woman. It was after wards ascertained that his name was John Frank, mid that ho is an Arabian. NEW Kl.KOTOlUl. IIIIJ LANHINO, Mloli., May l.-Tl.e Mi. providing for presidential elooilnn by congressional ilUlrlul, mimmI both bouses of I ho leglttluUm; ul. a Mil was drawn up by duuuHiiuutu dlvldotue Ute into one hundred ronr&ricutHilvuitlx tints. " NEWS ABOUT MAY DAY. All Quiet in Europe - Except one Small Riot. THE TRADES AND MINERS' STRIKE. News from all Parts About Strikes, Forest Fires in New Jersey, the Latest from India, Old Hutch is Found, Etc. MAY JJAY HTIUKKS. New Yohk, May 1. At least 4G00 men, representing tlio dlflcrcnt building trades of tills city, arc on a strike today for an eight-hour duy. Jacksonville, Ohio, May 1. Oyor 600 miners held a meeting this morning, and notified tho bank bos ses that no ono excepting them would bo allowed around the mines, until the question of wages was Hut tied. Shawnee, Ohio, May 1. A mes iage was recelyed from Vice I'rcsl lent Nigeut this morning, instruct ing tho miners of this district to stuy out, as no settlement has been arrived at with operators. The news was received here with great surprise, as it was generally believed there would be no strike in this val ley. MINI3K3 STRIKE. Chicacio, May, 1. A Torre Haute, special says that not less than 3,000 miners in Indiana quit work last night because the wago scalo for the year beginning today lias not been signed. another strike. Pittsiiurci, Ph., May 1. The eight hour strike of tho building trades was inaugurated today, and about 2,003 men are out. AND ANOTHER STRIKE. TniMiiiii:, Ohio, May 1. All mln ers In Lucas district No. 0, about 11,000 mon, aro out today. They demand an advance in tho scale of machine mluimr. There is divi sion In regard to tho eight hour question. MORE STRIKERS. PiTTSiiuna, Mny 1. This morn ing between 6000 and 0&00 railroad miners In tho Pittsburg district went out on a strike. A general review of tho situation hero at two o'clock this afternoon shows that carpen ters, bricklayers nnd stonemasons to tho number of 3000 uro out on a strike, A BTUmtORN STRIKi:. Dn Quoin, 111., May 1. About 1600 coal miners in this district struck this morning to onforco the law for an eight hour day and pay every Saturday. This will probably bo ono of tho most stubbornly con tested strikes ever held In this dls- tiict. burn. Tho greatest excitement pre vailed, and for a tlino it w.:s feared the town was doomed. All the wooded land In the direction of the Shore road was burned. The loss In timber alone will exceed $1000,000. Last evening Are broke out again westofPleasantville, nnd at a late hour tho town was surrounded by fire. MiLLViLLE, N. J., May 1. Hun dreds of acres of wood have been do stroyed by fire but most of the farm houses nro saved. Last night the fire was burning furiously near Alco; hundreds of men uro out ll-jlitln It, and endeavoring to save building in its course. Another branch ic awcepiiig through the avenues. Residents have been lighting (ire all day, and aro fatigued uud discour aged. This town and sorrounditig country are covered with a cloud of black smoke. Fire above Crew road yesterday destroyed thousands of acres of small wood and a great stretch of cedar swamp. OU) HUTCH IS FOUND. EVANSVILI.E, Ind., May 1. D. P. Hutchinson, tho missing board ol trade mau of Chicago, has been found hero today by tho police. Hutchinson is being held until word Is received from Hutchinson's son in Chicago. The old mau ap pears to be entirely unbalanced in his mind. Tho lemulusof Von Moltke were Interred utKreisau Wednesday with Impressive ceremonies. Aterriblo tragedy occurred at Ito.i uoko, Va., Friday. Nick Flood, a sou of Major Flood, a prominent citizen, and Charles L. Ito-o, who recently went there from Washing ton, engaged In a duel. Koso w.i killed, and Flood shot in the mouth and breast, but will probably re cover. Tho shooting was tlie result of a quarrel at gambling a short time ago. WEATI1EU REPORT. FOREIGN. San Francisco, May 1. The forecast for Oregon and Washington today is light rain at Fort Canby, Olympia and Walla Walla. MARKETS. WHEAT. CmcAao, May 1. Close, wheat firm; cash 1.071, June $1,001. AM, RIGHT IN ROME. Dome, May 1. At 8:30 this morn ing all Is quiet here and there Is no sign that the peace of tho city will be disturbed by labor riots. AM, QUIET IN GERMANY. Dkrmn, May 1. The majority of people here are either peacefully at work this morning or preparing for a day of holiday making. There seems to be no possibility of uny disturbance. QUIET IN PAULS. Paris, May 1. Hverythlng is quiet tins morning and there rro no outward signs that this slate of allulrs will be disturbed in the course of the duy. riot in klori:nck. Florence, Italy, May 1. At 4:30 this afternoon a crowd of about one thousand worklngmen gathered on the Piazza Savonarola. In the piogics-i of the meeting one speaker gave a most violent incendiary ad dress, calling upon the men present tcr would reslgu his post at Wash ington, as his sympathy was Willi America and not with the islands, and he had been opposed In the new treaty. night drills Pap.is May l.Newsnnpors of this city to day announce that the French armies on the German frontier are to bo exercised in night military drills. The depart ment of Mcurthe and Moselle will take up war position along the fron tier. Troops In Meiirlho and Mo-elle will bo reinforced by a large force of cavalry and infantry, brought together by an extensive, mobilization af army reserve.-. Tin troops thus placed under arms will occupy all the vital positions which they would have to hold hi an eil'ort to repulse an Invasion of German troops. The President. Yes, he h com log to Salem, but our city also has other attractions, and the greatest of these are to bo seen at Farrar it Co's. For Balk. Three year-old bay carriage horse, Morgan stock, sound C. DuDENHEIMER, 4 29 2w Ts&S, A Safe Investment. Is ouo which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of puio'iine price. On this safe plan you cuti buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Slew Discovery for Consumption. It Is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any afleetlon of Throat, Lungs or Client, such as Con sumption, rnilummutioti of the Lungs, Dronehitis, Asthma, Whoop ing Cough' Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, per fectly safe.and can always be depen ded upon. Trial bottles free at Fry's Drugstore. to plunder the houses of the wealthy classes. The police arrested the man , un,i gentle who (was making these remarks, i-t'tli street TuiUUlt followed, and tho Working j uon't 1 1mm-up the Sponge ! men beirau to handle thu nolieoinen Tlie hldeoumnre, Uluiit Desi.uii, often men utyan 10 iiuuuit. uic pnuu.im.ii rsf ns IiIh clutch upon tho chronic lua- rouchly in an attempt to rescue the !la Constantly plagued by dyspepsia, till- i i..,.,u i .!!..,. w,v p,ll!!ne UU(j constipation nervous and ririHonor Fliiullv two trootis of "lw-pleistoo-what wimdrrRU tbnt har pnsouei. linuny two iroops oii, tried in vain a multitude nl useless mivnlrv ehurifOil uncin the rioteih 'remedies ho Is reailj, figuratively wpealt cavairy inurm upon mi. noitib , , .'throw up tho sponge." Let the nnd imikIh tho bitter retire uiiroitunuto-'tulte huirt of grace," iloslet- auumuuo mounter retire. tor's Stomach Ullt-rs can aud will put a .,....,.., ... ....,.... Iprtnlnusto hlslrluls. It strengthens Hie RELIGIOUS Itior IN GREECE. stomach, cnuf re nervous lgrr bvpro- ,-, , ,. .. . ,, lnotlngusslnillailoii of the food, mouses ATHENS, Ureece, May 1. lno t' Oliver when doiiunnt, and relaxes the ,,..,, T . T , , . . bowels without pain. The ability todlces! Capital from Ionian Islands, brings ! and assimllato restored, fhPiiMllty to Nltep , . it i .. i . i billows. No'Miij then emist'iy ther row- news of a serious religious riot, I .,i of Leith but impuidem-e. HoMetter's ,....,. , .. , i Sloinach Hitters transcends all others as a which has taken place there. To- .cmedy for mularlal, lhi-umatlc nnd kld , ,. i i n i -.i .i "py coniplnlnts. A wlnechitsful thiec day Is observed by Greek Christians, times a day. as g iod Friday and pardoioulesday, ! - and consisted of a procession. When they neutvd the Hebrew section, Christians besieged tho sectou. Upon refusal of the Christians, they retired in peace. The soldiers fired upon tbeui, killing and wouuding several people. Christians are now rl 1 l.i rl .1 1 limiting rF l.il ipuitra .if Senate, and threaten to burn the I Jewish quarter in town. FROM INDIA. Manipur, Mny 1. Shortly after tho British troops entered Manipur, the bodies of Chief Commissioner Quiutou, Political Agent Q rim wood and those other members of the commissioner's stair killed recently at the massacre were exhumed and uow lie in state, peudliic an impos ing military funeral which takes Ifc 1 smM VX if& WQ SALEM WOOLENs Haying just closed our PortlntKl house, Uio en tiro out-put of clothim, f Mills is now handled at the Salem Store. This gives us a Mammoth Stool'11 must be reduced at once, and wo will make V Wiich T U A T CUT ' Anything ever known here. SPRING SUITS IN GREATVARIE A beautiful all wool spring suit as low as $10 for men. Boys accorl' Liemember these goods aro reliable, being made right hero of tho best Oreoiw 1 We also carry a full supply of the latest Voo'. Which are sold to correspond with our low prices on clothing, A AS O SALEI UULL TO I 299 Commercial Street. saaBOKXssrwmsKaBBK-H BAKER & STRANG. 302 Commercial Street . SiO'.CS, timiei'S. 6,l'i runiaces, Tiuwdrp, ami all ll ns& Fumisliiiig GooiK'. Clijiiiiicy anil Srww Pipes, Plumbing. Pumps. Wood, Ii on anil Buckeye Force Pumps. ' Pumps For Urcharil graying. nut Idin IhrHnnnlin I nthrcW' Greatest labor saving In vuntiou in the hon&eliold line. Washes ivl varieties of iroods from the liiK'st luce to tlie coarsest curnes, perfectly clean, without rubbing or boiling, without the uo f ubcmlenls or any destructive process only soap and r.nter. The company owning it offers $1000 toanv person who will produce n family washer eipual to the NEW ERA In the following peints: Prln Labor saving. Rapidity of wash ing. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning perfectly without damage to clothing. Simplicity and perfect construction. Hize, weight and dura bility. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Sole Ageuts for Marlon county. 25c Want Coluiti Notices Inserted for dhp m... 'I W'OItD KAUII INHEnnoNCT,'i Hscinentinscitcd In this ni,',mV1'l tlmu twenty.tt ve cents. "olumn teh Center street. " iD1aln t lal t3l' ASSFiiJ itf-tf rniuiisK JlALLa.-ntnn., ,... JL watches nnd Jowelo-sS l i3i5. "3 my afo oi Hoie. At Skw, vg.Si'?? lo 1W suite street. Ta "' XTOH 8A LK AND Tit A nE.-Tta n.j,. Stal on I Will (n.rin fnr nt, I. .J5i property.also liovo three line tinns S central Nehraskit, York, nnd Himllton counties wuld chnno rorlnLdlnOrKmn Call on U, K. Ityan, North Salem, tfiif I70U SALK. About one ucre of lanluj - umu, wuii ruuuiui; wiuer in rearnf hint A turn HI l Tii I Ii Inn fn. n i ".W qulro nt stcond Iioumj nn illit hand nj. KolngtoAVyiuuw "Df IUH HALKAboul thiee acres ofhnl i J on Asylum Aveune. irood dw.fiE: ' liouse, conyeuleutly iiranKcd;larireW ntficntvoilety oi fruit livt8 'auil.lS hery; convenient 10 weitilcrnlluay.new falling water on premUs. For mrJci sldooi Asylum Avenue going lioincitr i:i tr ,WME pr 11IOT IN OI.UVKTiANI). Cx.nvKriAND, May 1. Today, nt tlio lumber docks of Woods, Joules it Co., a number of strikers attaokoil Ralph amy, N. T. Fisher, Wilbur Klslior, nnd u non-union man, whose niinio Is unknown. All woro seti oiiBly Injured. There woro half a doon policoiuou on tho docks at tho tune, nnd when thoy charged tho strikers, thoy woro struok with bricks nnd clubs. Meanwhile a squad of sovouty ofllcors marohod upon tho docks, and tho strikers re tired. 1110 l'AKADi:. Louisviiii.K, Ky May 1. Labor day drow out probably tho lnrgest parado over seen here, today being made a genoral holiday. MAY DAY ltKVlKW. Nkw Yohk, Mny 1. Thu Asso ciated Press dispatch from Europe hIiows that "May day" Is passing oil moro quietly than was expected. In Paris nnd Marseilles thoro seems to bo rioting, aud In Belgium a largo number uf mon wont on a strike, but nothlug serious has yet been re ported. A dispatch from tho dis tricts In Eastern Pennsylvania show everything quiet and that no strikes havo been Inaugurated. Minora uro reported to bo uneasy In a few dis tricts, but all aro awaiting tho out come of tho eight-hour movement In tho west. TO1UST VIRUS. Pl.KAHANTVIM.E, N. J., Mny 1. Tlio forest tired aro assuming alarm ing proportions, and have not been exceeded In thirty years. Lust nlgnt tho sky wasllhunlnatwd many inllea. Ytwtorday niornlng Conover town nnd Port Republic ivero sot ullro from a loooinotlve, and u west erly gale fanned tlio llauimso that by noun tho whole forvt south of Pom oun WA blHzlngand by 2 p. in. tho 11' iiii-h hud reached t'onoVertown, , mid tho eltUens turned out to tight ' uut i tlieni. Their ellbils wuro usolontt, HOTEL AMMVALS "WIMjAJIOTTK" O S Fossolmnn, M II Merrill, II W Wesco, II llirsberg, Portland. J D Fielding, N Y. J A Cresswell, M O Potter, Salem. L1J Hefter, Q L Martin, Chicago. R W O.sborn, S F. J II Skldmore, W L Ncal, RoUo City. II Hull, Woodburn. T R Gibson, Now Ilrltain, Conn. Sol Abraham, Roseburg. cooic. I) Ludwlek, L M Fuller, A Lud wlok, Eola. McCnnloy, Saloin. T O'lklen nnd wife, Seattlo. Chas Miller, Sandusky, O. A F Klrkpatrlok, Lincoln. M M Hooper, Pa. The ilest Uosult. Every Ingredient employed In oducing Hood's Sarsanarllla Is strictly pure, and Is tho best of Its kind it is posslblo to buy. All the roots und herbs aro onrefully select ed, persounlly examined, and only the best retained. So that from the time of purchase until Howl's Sar saparllla Is prepared everything is carefully watched with n view to attaining tho best result. Why don't you try it. Foil Sam:. Two good mares, well broken for nil work. Roth with foal, ImpUre of J. M, Pnyno, Stnto street. School hats for 25 cts. at Calovrt'a. A now thing No slight on quality A( tho Salem Cash Grocery, 1')uSam:. House nnd lot. Flvo good, largo rooms, hard llulsh, splendid well, lot set to fruit trees uud small fruit. Enquire of T. J. Croulac, at printing otllee over Stnto Ins. Co. 4;2tt-d-0t The Chief Iteinon or UIO great tX :ess ol Hood's S.irsaparllla Is found In tnl irtlclo Itself. It is merit that wins, and till lilace Monday next in honor of the fact that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually ,i,.i ni ..i a :.:... f compllslies what Is claimed for It, Is wh4 dead olueials. A comni issiou of .. , . ., . ,.. tif . I bas given to this medicine a popularity ana army olllcers has been formed with ' sale greater than that of any other sarsap tho object of inquiring into the, Merit Wins SMS causes which led to the rebellion aud into tho massacre of the Rritish olllcers. Tin: iiawaian tkkaty. San Fuancisco, May 1. Tho Examiner's Honolulu special quotes Queen Lilluikluol as stating that in the event of tho rejection of tho proposed new treaty between Hawaii aud the United Stales, commerce between tlie two countries would gieatly diminish nnd eventually pass out of American coutrol. Tho queen Intimated that Minister Car der before the publla Hood's Sirsaparllla cures Scrofula, Bait Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Slok Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thl rircd Pccllnc, creates an Appetite, strength His tho Nerves, builds up the Whole Systeif IIuuiI'd Ma rin iiurilln Is soldbyalldrnf lists, fi; sixforSS. 1'ieparedbyO. I. Hoo ' iJo.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Man. $2fo8 1000 SOE GROWS! EAST. NORTH. SOUTH 5 1ST That is the Way Salem Grows! One thousand new houses will bo built in Salem and Suburbs this year and GILBERT & PATTERSON are prepared to furnish all buildings with STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. Largest stock in this valley of Paints, Glass, Brushes, Oils, Putty, Varnishes, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Alabastine and Eire Brick. BEST MIXED PAINTS IN MARKET BY CAN OR BARREL. Hay, Grain, Feed, Groceries, Crockery, Glass Waie. GILBERT & PATTERSON. 1000 1000 mprove Your Strawberry tock. Cark & ERRIPV LEADING GROCERS, IOO COURTSTREET, -Best Goods and most prompt delivery in the clty,- dv Sun hats for 25 cts. nt Calyert'ti, Chi! Jron'aTiats for " "ots. at Cul-vert'H. THE POWIT, i0 1" From a Catholto Vrvh bishop down toUio Poorost of tho Poor Rl Utllf); not 011)7 to tho Vlttuu of R. M. WADE & CO. TO STICAWBKRRY UltOWBKS. 7,eJJ3!r!iyJhe Racine and Columbus Buggies! u iu Vtrmt'Aw wwcJi4. Heka lu all beat Styles IUlu Farm Wagons. Full Hue DogCarta. UiVIII. HUM VIIVIW U( UPUIWtP, I .. I I) J n II II :r;r:v:v';::," :;':,: 9&S Harvcslcni, Mowers; ColtivatoB, Having ilarlicry iu. kut tUk Uivr My, Bt Jti OU ul I ' t C 'J dpiifliihbuawHtWitt)tbi-lr)UMH ' tWiMluwdittiwi i OurSK-c.Rty. Agrlculiurailluea more Complete than ever. A Wonderful Now Horry Orlglimtcil In Oregon Tlio Muttesun. There has been originated in the great strawberry region about Turn er aud Aumsvllle anew seedling va rlety.propagated by Matteson & Mat tesoii,nt their RedHill Berry Farm. The first berries sent tothe Capital JouRNAii ofllce, Salem, last year were of this variety, and they were me most periect iruit in every re spect that was shown in tills city. Tho berry is of n deep red clear through, high llavor, yet sweeter than most kiuds. An experience In producing the finer sorts of straw berries, leads tho editor of this paper to say that ho does not know of A sm'KMOR UKIIRY IN l'INKNKSS OF quality in every respect to THE MATTFSON. Ho has secured tho sole agency from the originators and now for the llrst time places a limited supply on tho market. Testlug the fruit, und a description of its habits, leads the editor of the Journal to conclude thut It has exactly those qualities that must be sought after to produce uiie uernes 111 uregon. II 13 ot High color, great sweetnefcs, rich lluvor, meuiy, nrin, not watery, no hard center, and exceedingly palatable. DESCRIPTION. The origlnntore have leen straw berry growers for moro than twenty years and call this their "Best," be cause they havo tried nmuy new and highly recuiumeuded vurieties uud found this to possess morede slrable qualities than uny other. The Matteson Is an ncedeutal seedling, originated from a single plant found on Ited Hill Farm six years ugo. It is AN HARLV VAlMiri'Y, coming four to six days before the K5 E. K. HALL, Paper Hanger. Leaveonlerat OloU Real Ki tote Kxehaugu Wilson. .Ripens allitsfiuit quickly aud is gone by the time tho Wilson is In full blast. The berries are ns large as the Wilson, but it does not "run to nubbins" so much. It is of a deep red color all over and all through. The berry stems are short, beariug close to the plant, thus often escaping early frosts which kill others (tho Sharpless especially.) It Is easy to pick and easily hulled. It Is firm and tho most meaty berry wo nave ever seen, it produces equnl to the Wilson. It is a perfect llow- enug variety anu does not need to be p'nnted with unother varietv to get a full crop. The plant Is healthy and stands drouth aud freezing well. It Is a sweet berry aud retains its flavor well when canned. Iu con cluding his description of this new berry, Dr. Matteson says: "Last season we had only two rows of tneso ou our grounds. Old pickers said to new ones, when picking Wilsons, 'Don't eat these. Wnit till you get on the other side; there are two rows of the best berries.' Aud we had to pick those two rows ourselves early in the morning to save uny of them, nnd to keen nick. ers from gobbling them all up. They wuuiu uoi loucu wusous it tliey could get these, und if pickers do not kuow what good berries are, 110 one does." TERMS. The originator has placed tho sale of this new plant In our hands and orders will bo booked at following prices: 1 Dozen plants postpaid by mall, $1.00. J 100 plants by express, 5.00. To save express charges, plants will bo delivered at the Journal ofllce to city purchasers, where orders can bo left. Fifty plauts will be fur nished at hundred rates. Address, iiorer, Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon. WANTED. At 1(17 Whiter StrTT copil, tollable girl or uoStofo general housework. Oood waees and permanent pK'lo will be given to the right J "-" IZI u V) uci for nve years E& plumiji cood prices. Salem Laud Co. v Jj V WANTED- An active, reliable mao SHlaty $ Oto HO monihlr, ml ta ciease, to rep.-es-ent iu Ills oun section t responsible Now orlt house. Reimattv M aNUFAUTUUKU, Lock BoikJltv York. ' WANTKD Our ageuts mUWRtoWa a mouth rcnino- our cnnAmn u.w merits. Wo want count.? and metal j acentB. and will take hict all moods u-1 sold If a county agent falls to cleat tlOO' and expeute-iof'cru thirty days' trial, or u general nyent les than 1250. Welll Henri large Illustrated circulars and letter with iihiwIhI nller to suit terrltor? piled lor, mi receiptors en: cent itairju. App'y at (iiicu iiuil get In of the btom. Athluh" lifiiuer Alunuf.idurlnKCo,1to buitc. 1'n. ITchtwti Its. II ai!OKMAKKK,"cor,rrontnil Court street!'. No "J77. Oood UW rd by day or wee with or without t.nmis. 4.11 im VTIUKIA" furnlhhed moms to reut,wia IN board, Inplenmutcsi partofdtT.ntit nlicei cur lines, iuu cemer (.ireci. xuu R. H. WESTACOTT. L1VKUV, Feed nml Boiirtliug Stable. Hay aud oats sold und delivered. Stable on Ferry street, back of IWolllce, balea uregou. bouri L B. HUFFMAN, Lively Stable and Feed H The Best Box Stalls and Corral In ttefltj. (In rear Willamette UoUl.) SALEM, - - OREGON ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN, South of Willamette Hotel . OREOCN SA.LE5IVI THE CLUB Liverv . Feed and Sale W W. H. G0ULET, PropV All Btook loft in mycaro shall teceitui best or attention, 'reieiuiuuo "",-,11 1 ner Liberty aud Ferry btreets, fealem. JI.P0ULS, Blactsii rormerlyofbcrlber a h,ev5! west of the old Maud, keeps a good jw Ol WllUeiH, UAlUn, D,'."l- i3fl rlage hardware. S. ERNST, Upholsterer. .rAWX?.' 'luS,r noor finne, done In the txt vrorknuullka hai. It. nt v.w. H1... J. P.WHITE, EXPRESS AND TRUCK LINE. llaullne f all kinds. Ilest work. WiiKun ut every train. Y9 CkUaveicia arll.k m... a n a ENNYR0YAL PILLS untiiu ul eiBlr Gcnslaa. GEO. C. WILL, of Will Bros.. Albany o" - Pianos. Oreans and Sewing Mwj 1 - A Miakli SKWINQ MACIIIHE3 auu v g mi-i CLEAN6 At Vour IIome3?ttf Agents fot Northwest niurM doo? uorth of rtwtj Od 'vt die uud new parts forbad wwiD bhop.wuiu of oi ortlce. W TA ."V mm n w l ?r. A F? kla basLa.4 k. i. . . i. 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