1
u
to
fculUy of vlolallug Iho rules. Wlipn
asked If Leeds bad been found guilty,
Cable replied uo, because lio admit
ted his guilt. This meant Lced?
would go.
The board took a recefs at 1 o'clock
for lunch. Afler rccees Chairman
Hughltt Bald the board had consid
ered the Leeds matter and tueir
finding was that the Missouri Paclllo
railway through tlio actions of Its
freight tniftla manager had violated
the agreement Biibstanttally as pre.
scnted by the commlflslonere. In
the afternoon It was learned that
Trafllo Munagci Leeds, of the Mis
souri Pacific, was discharged, and
that ho leaves for tho West. Gould,
when asked about the matter, would
say nothing more than that ho had
discharged Leeds. It Is rumored
Leeds bos been offered tho position
of traffic manager of tho Union
Pacific, but of this Leeds would say
nothing.
EXPLOSION OP A MINK.
(UiAitKSBUiia, W. Va., May 8.
An explosion occurred yesterday
morning In tho Ocean mine, seven
miles from this city. Four miner
were killed and several others badly
injured. Tho flro which followed
the explosion Is still burning.
FHOII COKK REGIONS.
Soottdale, Pa., May 8. At a
meeting of tho executive board held
lost night It was decided to continue
the fight six weeks longer.
THE IONCI ISLAND CITY FIB1J.
Lonq Ibland City, N. Y. May 8.
Water is being thrown on tho fire
which started last night. Tho losses
will aggregate $-300,000, tho heaviest
loser being tho Export Lumber
Company, tho loss sustained by
them being $250,000. Burroughs &
Go's lumber-yards came next, with
a loss of $200,000. Nothing definite
is known ad to tho insurance.
OIIICAao'8 DEATH IMTE.
Chicago, May 8. Tho records for
tho health department for April
show 5050 deaths, an increuso of for
tyflvo over March, and more than
'double tho uumber In April, 1800.
Influenza and kindred complaints
wero largely responsible.
KilOJl DETECTIVE O'MAIiLY.
New Orleans, May 8. Papers
hero publish a statement by Dotec-
tlvo O'Malloy, giving an account of
his career sluco landing in this city
In 1878. It contains nothlug now
and Is devoted to a Justification of
himself. Ho says iu closing;
"As to my theory of tho murder, I
have one; but in tho abeenco or
direct evidence, I should not llko to
say what It Is. It Is certainly not
any Mafia or Dago business. I am
not afraid of tho investigation and
only ask fora square trial."
1IAKEK ACQUITTED.
Philadelphia, May 8. George
C. ilaker, forraorly clerk In Apprais
er's stores hero, was acquitted iu tho
United Slates distrlot court of tho
ohargo of altering tho records of tho
Poladlscoplo tests of BUgar.couslgncd
to Claus Spreckles, by which It was
claimed tho government has lost
thousands of dollars.
HXl'EOT Hiail WATEIt.
Santa Fe, N. M., Muy 8. Parties
who have rotumod from ,tho Blorro
Armlllas, say tho Hood must soon
sweep down tho Rln Grando. At
Aembrcss Hill, Colorado, suow
Btands up bcsldo tho Denver and
Itlo Grande section, six feet and
thence It extends for mllos, covering
tho whole range- as far us Uelted
Qorgo, and ranging In dopth from
four to twonty-tlvo feet. All streams
are runuing their banks over. Thus
far tho weather luw continued cool
Iu that region. At Vnlherd, above
Bau Marclal, much land Is under
water and there Is nli-o troublo In
Lajara bottoms.
I'ltOF, JilMlAKI) DEAD.
Washington, M ay 8. Prof.
Julius E. Hllgard, lato superintend
ent Uulted States coast survey, died
ut his home horo this morning.
SOIIOONElt WltECKED.
SAN Francisco, Cal., May 8. A
dlupatoh to Merchants' exchange
from Port Arigoles,Buya tho schooner
Premier waa wrecked oil tho coast
of Alaska April 0th. Tho crow wore
saved.
MARKETS.
WHEAT.
O It l O A (i o, Moy 8.- At clows
Wheat linn, wmli f 1,01? (11.02.
July 08 to I.
Ban Francisco, May 8. Wheat
buyer, '1)1, fl.?4J; mason, $1.78.
WBATHEU REPORT.
Han Francisco, May 8. Forecast
of Oregon and Washington, light
rains except Iu Southern Oregon.
Jm Paw 'i vta gHM man , well
broken forull wnik limit with foal,
Inquire of J M. Piytu', hiiMvnwi.
FOREST FIRES IN WISCONSIN
Tho Cities of Ashland and
Washburn in Danger.
TUB PRESIDENT SPEEDING BASF.
Latest About the Etata, News From
Australia and Japan, Foreign
News, New Rail Road, State
News, Etc.
FOREST FIRE,
Ashland, Wis., May 8. The
city Is enveloped in dense smoke,
from surrounding forest fires. The
fire department has been busy all
day in tho outskirts of tho city,
fighting the flames. At Washburn
a large force of men are at work
trying to save tho town, which is In
ureat danger. Several lives aro re
ported lost at Marengo. The woods
along tho Omaha road is a mass of
Humes. Tho Northwestern railroad
has lost several hundred cords of
wood at Ash'an 1, and the Ashland
Steol and Iron company has lost
over fifty thousand cords' at High
Bridge.
THE PRESIDENT.
Boise City, May 8. Tho presi
dential party entered tho state about
two o'clock this morlng and arrived
hero at seven. Tho visitors wero re
ceived at the depot by Governor
Wllloy, Mayor Plunoy and the gen
eral comralttee,and escorted through
tho city to a stand oppposlto the
capltoI, where tho formal reception
was held.
THE KTATA.
San Francibco, May 8. Tho
Alta California has posltlvo Infor
mation that the Uulted States steam
ship Charleston will salt for Ban
Diego to day In pursuit of the
Chilian ship Etata. Secretary Tracy
telegraphed special orders yosterday
and tho Charleston left Mare Island.
San Diego, May 8. It Is claimed
Hint when the Etata left the harbor,
and when about ten miles out, she
wus overtaken by another steamer
from oil' tho Coronado islands, who
fired two guns and passed out of
sight, in company with tho Etata
From what was seon It does not
look as If they wero kindly disposed.
Another statement is made that tho
Corvotto passed San Diego going
north at 0 o' clock Wednesday,
flying tho Chilian flag,
Two deserters from tho Chilian
steamer Etnta wero seen yesterday,
and in an interview stated that
being tired of staying on board they
cot awav. Intoudlnc to try tnelr
luok on tho North American conti
nent. They Btato positively that
tho big warship Esmeralda accom
panled tho Etata as far north
as Capo 8t. Lucas, ,nud
Is now awaiting the return of
the latter vessel between here and
that point In order to got provisions
and coal. The Uulted States man-of-war
Omaha arrived In port at
at noon yesterday from Mazatlan.
It Is supposed sha has boon ordered
horo on account of the recout troublo.
Sho will take coal and leave for tho
North In a few days.
HPENOEU'S STATEMENT.
San Diecjo, May7. Deputy Mar
shal Spencer, mado a statement yes
terday. IIo says tho first Intima
tion ho had of tho vessel's prepar
ations to leave was n hasty move
ment on tho part of tho crow, and
when tho captain Invited him to his
cabin from tho dlulngroom ho was
surprised to And tho steamer under
full headwary. Then ho mado tho
following statement: "Going Into
tho captain's cabin I was Joined by
thrco passongers. They exhibited
revolvers and asked mo If I waa
armed, Captain Mauzeum actlug bb
spokesman, who then said: 'I have
contraband goods on board and It Is
life or death with mo.1 Ho then
pointed his linger to his throat and
Huhl: 'Seo this Is what it means.' 1
was so dumbfounded that I could
not answer. Ho then called two of
thoChllllau oroiv and they stood
guard near tho door, each armed
with a revolver and n rllle. He
then told mo not to bo alarmed but
that If I went out of tho cabin dim
lug his absence ho would not bo re
sponsible for what would happen,
tolling me also that If I attempted to
to glvo a tdgn or to Jump overboard
ho would not bo responsible for the
result.
"About thU Unto I noticed them
llftiugoutof tho hold four small
steel cauuona, whloh they Immed
iately placed Iu position ou tho up
per deck, all of which guns they
loaded Iu my presence. Tho cap
tain then slated that ho Intended
putting mo i II ut Ballast point. He
then ll me out of tho cabin, fol
lowed by lilt companions, each tak
ing their revolver. On rcaojilmj
the bridge I found on tho deck be
low ono hundred Chilliaus, all armed
to tho teeth, each having a repeating
rifle and a revolver. The captain
laughed and said: 'See, wo have
changed to a man of war.' I
looked at tho pilot and said: 'Are
you going to pilot tho ship out?'
The captain spoke up and said, 'no',
exhibiting a revolver. 'This Is go
ing to guide It.' The Etata then
passed out of tho bay, heading north
until they arrived at Iho spot where
they put me off."
LATEST ABOUT THE ETATA.
Washington, May 8. The policy
of tho government with respect to
tho escape of the Chilian vessel,
Etata, Is still an ofllclal secret.
Secretary Tracy and other officials
this morning refused to discuss the
matter. There can be no doubt of
the fact that the government I ex
ceedingly anxious to exhibit all
possible zeal In tho effort to recap
ture tho vessel, In order to avoid any
unpleasant consequences that might
arise through presentation of claims
for damages on behalf of the Chilian
government. It is not possible to
get an authoritatlvo answer to the
question whether the Charleston
will be sent after it.
SEEKING AN OUTLET.
Salt Lake, May 8. Articles of
Incorporation of tho Salt Lake,
Halley & Puget Sound railroad have
been filed. The capital stock is
?3,750,000. The lino is to bo along
the south shore of Salt Lake, via
Grantsvllle, Bkull valley and Cedar
mountain, to Lucen, ou the Centrul
Pacific, and theuco to the Idaho
state Hue.
FOREIGN.
FROM GUATEMALA.
City ok Mexico (via Galveston),
May 8, Several well-known Salva-
dorlans assert tho peoplo of Salvador
do not hate tho Guatemalans, but
they have been imposed upon and
ojerced so often that for their own
safety they aro obliged to arrange
treaties with other countries and
American governments to isolate
Guatemala so she will bo unablo to
make war.
CARE OF THE MONEY.
St. Pitterskuug, May 8. Novoo
Vermya, iu an article on the finan
cial situation brought about by the
withdrawal of tho offer of Roths
childs syndicate to place the new
Russian loan, urgos tho Russian gov
ernment to withdraw tho majority
of its doposits held In private banks
outside of the Russian empire.
OFFICER MURDERED.
Metz, May 8. A sensation was
cuuscd iu tho garrison here by the
discovery that Colonel Pragor was
murdered. Tho body of the officer
was found this morning at his
residence. From investigation
mado Into tho case by military and
police aulhortles it is concluded that
robbory was tho motive of tho
crime. There is no clue to the mur
derer. EX-PREMIER DEAD.
Sydney, N. S. W., May 8. Sir
John RobertBou, formerly premier
of Victoria, is doad.
FOR WORLD'S FAIR.
Berlin, May 8. Tho Reichstag
budget committee has approved a
graut of $25,000, to ouablo Gcrmauy
to make Bultablo participation in
the Chicago world's fair.
NOT INSULTED.
Boston, May 8,A cablegram has
been received from tho Amorlcau
consulate In Florence, at tho office
of W. W. Jacques of this city, stat
lug that the reported mobbing was
not bo serious at at first supposed.
Jacques and his family were out
rldlug, and happening to drive
through tho street where arrests
wore being made, they were hit by
stones thrown at the arresting party.
FINANCIAL.
NATIONAL RANK CLOSES.
Philadelphia, May 8. Spring
Garden National bank closed ltn
doors at 11 o'clock this morning.
Among stock holders and depositors
a strong feeling prevails that the
dosing of tho bank will -provo but
temporary ,nml that they will recover
their money.
TIIOBILVER PURCHASED.
Washington, May 8. Four
hundred ami fourteen thouand
ounces of silver was purchased to
day at prices ranging from $93 15 to
m -io.
MADE AN A&UGNMEKT.
Puii.AnKi.PHlA, May 8. Tho
Pennsylvania Safe Detroit A Trust
eonipauy, which has Us ofllco lu
Spring Garden Nutloual Bauk build
ing mado an nsslgumeut this after
noon. Tho company Is wild to bo
solvent. Tho assignment was
simply for protection against a run,
STATE.
A CLOSE CALL.
Portland, May 8. A frightful
accident happened yesterday fore
noon, near Piedmont, by which
Alfred Bennett came near losing his
life.
Bennett and his brother wero at
work clearing and chopping wood.
The wero both working with axes
close together. In some way Alfred
made a misstep nnd fell forward,
his head coming directly under the
uplifted axe in the hands of his
brother. Down came the keen
blade, striking Alfred's head n
glancing blow on tho side, causing a
fearful gash from which the blood
poured forth in torrents. As soon
as tho young man who had struck
tho blow could recover from his
horror, he called for assistance and
remoyed the wounded man to the
nearest house. Dr. Boyd, of Alblnu,
was summoned and quickly re
sponded. He found the young man
had received a fearful wound. He
dressed the injury, and thinks the
man stands a fair chance of recover
ing.
By a mere chance the blow was a
glancing one. Had tho axe come
down squarely on the young man's
head, bis skull would have been
split open.
CRIMINAL,
ANOTHER JACK.
San Francisco, May 8- Accor
ding to advices received yesterday
Japan has produced a "Jack the
Ripper." The man is named
Tomita Kanjilo. Ho killed nnd
mutilated nis mistress in tno eamo
manner us the '-Ripper" killed his
victims. Five policemen found
Tomita besido his disemboweled
victim, but before they could master
him ho killed one of them with the
knife he hud carved his mistress
with, und wounded ths other four
severely.
MURDER FIRST DEGREE.
San Francisco, May 8. The
jury In tho case of Sidney Bell, the
footpad, returned a verdict of mur-
deriu the first degree last night.
Bell was charged with having mur
dered Samuel M. Jacobsou the night
of November 23, 1801, just us ho got
off tho car and was about to enter
his parent's residence.
BUROLAUS AT WORK.
Milwaukee, May 8. Burglars
aro following In tho wake of u clr
cus iu tho Interior of the state, and
many robberies nro reported. The
most serious occurred at Marinette,
Wis., when the safe of the Marinette
Iron Works was blown up and $7000,
moa'ly belonging to employers, was
taken.
Tired all tho time.
Say many pooruud meu women, who
seiiiu overworked, or uie debilitated
lv chunire of season, climate or life.
It you could read tho hundreds of
letters praising iioou's oarsapariuu
which eoiuo lrom peoplo whom it
restored to health, you would bo con
vinced of its merits. Ah this is im
possible, why uot try Hocd's Bar
fctipurllla for yourself and thus realize
its beuelit. It will tone and build
up your system, glvo you a good ap
petite, overcome that tired feeling
and mako you feel, as ono woman
expressed it, "llko a new creature.
HOTEL AMIIVALS
"WILLAMETTE"
W M Stewart, W Moses, T F Rich,
mond. R G Wallace, J S Craue, P
Rehflsch, S F.
H R Stokes, Detroit.
J D Lee, Dallas.
C T Barbor, Salem.
PRCotfiu.BS Goldsmith, L E
Smith, CTLiuguit, I T Wlokline,
C Landrail, Portland.
A C Blair, Rocnester.
S G Goald, Chicago.
II II Gould, Johnstown.
S II Bishop, Spokane.
H C Kinuoy, Grant's Pass.
II I, Bacon, Oshkosh.
O A Post, McCoy
F M Parcolls, Oakland.
Muj W H Bonsall, Los Augeles.
W Merchant, Carlton.
COOK.
S B Catterlln, M V Hlnos, Chas
Williams, R D Arnett, E Wahler,
S L Strang, T Green, Salem.
C S Johnson, FB Johusou, Van
couver.
C W Hunt, Los Angeles.
J Macuuloy, Turner.
Cora Rider, Lena Rider, Indepen
dence. A B Rutherford, Waddinglou,
NY.
A Frazerf Knight.
J Werth, Argentl.
J H Porter, Aumsvlllo.
H Landau, Portland.
Remarkable Itrscur.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plalutleld,
III,, makes the stutement thai alio
caught cold, which settled on her
lung; sho was treated for a mouth
by her family physician, but grtw
won). Ho told her she waa a hwpe
le.a victim of consumption and that
uo medicine could cure her. Her
druggist bUgKested Dr. Klug'a Now
DUciivery for Consumption; she
bought n bottle and to her delight
found her self beuetlted from first
dose. She continued IU use and af
ter taking ten bottles, found herwlf
Bounuauu wen. now uues uer own
housework and Is as well as ever she
was, Free trial buttle of this Great
Discovery at Fry'a Drug Store, largo
bottle 50o. and 11,00,
-rriiWTiTn i iriff.rfittirv frier
FARM AND HOME X0TBS.
There Is health, wealth and moral
culture iu small fruits.
Electric wands aie now used In
beast taming.
Tlien.retlugofMaud S. villi Au-t-cl
will unite the blood of the two
iciioiiiud broodmares, Mls-s Russell
and Green Mountain Mt.id.
Robert McGregor, 2.17J, has the
fu"ttst record of any stallion in the
stud iu the state of New York. Vil
lage Farm held this mark of honor
until the death of Prince Regent, 2.
10 When Waling jour pansy bed,
cbonre a place thnt is f-haded part of
the dy, as they cannot stand tue
Imt mid-Summer tun. A row of
morning glory vines trained on com
miu bum poles, n the south-west
side of the Led. will furnlfch BUilic-
lent shi'de.
Mr. Ralph Geer, of Howell Pral
rie, has been a fiuit grower In Ore
gon for nearly forty years. Ho sayB
hogs add poultry are very valuable
In keeping orchards clear of pests,
He Buys It is no use trying to do
Without them.
Senator Stenford ought to be sat
isfied with his success last year.
Sunol trotted the fastest mile of tho
year, 2.10, Rncine ran tho fastest
mlloiu the race, 1.39J, and Palo
Alto trotted the fastest mile In a
race, 2;13. This trio was foaled (at
his beautiful stock farm Palo Alto.
A little Buffalo girl was not feel
ing well, and her parents suggested
that she might be about to have
chlckpu pox, then prevalent. Sho
went to bed laughing at the Idea,
buteaily next morning went into
her pureuts' room, looking very ser
ious, and said: "Yes, it is chicken
oox, papa. I found a fedder in the
bed."
The story of Hutchinson, famil
iarly known as "Old Hutch" the
great Chicago grain gambler, may
be briefly told, says the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazelle. He was
shrewd and lucky, and made mon
v rapidly. At one time ue was
worth several millions of dollars.
But he did not know when he had
enough. Like most gamblers, suc
cess did not satisfy him. He kt-pl
on in the hope of grasping more un
til he cumo to destruction.
Sheep are excellent scavengers,
and will eat more varieties of veg
etables than anv other animal ou
the farm. Iu the apple orchard
thev are lively and quick to gather
fallen fruit, and will eat the earliest
small windfalls that hogs will hard
ly touch, even though half starved
Almost every farmer keeps a
few niits to eat what nothing else
will. He might well keep a few
sheep for the same purpose with bet
ter afcsunince that they would not
cat anything that could lujure the
quality of their meat. Exchange.
Newberg Graphic: The Capital
Journal hits a large class of news
paper men with a wad of advice
that would make them of much
greater beuefit if heeded, when it
tells the editois of the Reform Jour
nal and theWoodburn Independent
to "get in and be of some use to
somebody, and cease to destroy what
capacity for usefulness they may
possess." A personal newspaper
fight is the nastiest thing on earth,
and ought to be prohibited by law.
If you can't agree with a man on
any point, say so, give a reason for
it, and let the matter drop. This is
legitimate and right, but a persist
eut flinging of dirty epithets and
compromising insinuations is not
only an injury to the principals, but
an insult to tho readers who pay for
something else.
The annuul convention of tho Nat
ional Educational Association of the
United States for tho present year
will bo held at Toronto, July 14th to
17th, nnd as it will on this occasion
be of an international character, It
promises to bo the most successful
meeting of the series. Most of the
railroads have agreed to give half
tales, plus $2 membership fee to all
who uttend tho meeting, this rate
being open to the publio generally
as well us the teachers. The Can
adiansuie makiug great prepara
tions to welcome nnd entertain the
visiting teachers, and numerous
cheap excursions ore being arranged
to all important points on the great
lakes, tho St. Lawreuce, and thbuea
side, after the convention, which
will afford to teachers tho best op
portunlty for enjoying their summer
holidays they havo ever had. Tht
official bulletin, containing program
for the meeting, railway arrange
ments, and all other particulars, Is
ready, and will be Bent free to any
one deslnng it, on their dropping a
postal card to Mr. H. S. Hill, Seo'y
of tho local committee, Toronto,
When calves are about one day
old they are taken with cramps and
scouring; eyes sluk back In head,
mouth becomes cold, they refuse to
eat and soon die; have lost five.
Cows are fed good hay, no grain uu
til after they come In; are In good
coudltlen. T. o. w. Alleghany Co.
N.Y. Give one-third flaxseed tea
and two-thirds milk at proper tem
perature. Give dose of castor oil.
And give, three times a day, twenty
drops fluid extract rhus aroruattca.
Scours come from a variety of causes,
und wo find It necessary to change
treatment to suit circumstances.
Country Gentleman.
Water was turned luto the South
vHlfiu mains yesteiday afternoon
The pressure now in the city mains
fulled to raise the water to tbo
reservoir by several feet. If tho
reservoir on the hill U kept full, or
partly full tbo city will haye a
strougerund Mtadler pre.Buti thau
at auy time In the past.
v. - ..
Hojipy IhiosiiTs.
Wm. Tlmmons, Posiini-ftter of
Idavllle, Iud., writes: "Electric
Bitters bus done more for Ino than
all other medicines combined,
for that bad feeling arising from
Kldne and Liver trouble:" John
Leslie,' farmer nnd stockman, of tho
iino pine, says: "Flue Llectiic
lll'ters to be tho best Kiilmy una
Lier medicine, made me fdel like a
now man." J- W. Gardner, burd
wuie iiicicliiiut, same town, siys:
Electric Bitters isjust the thing for
a man who N all run down and
doti'tcaie whether he liven or dies;
lie found new strength, good up
petite ut.d fell like he hud a new
lease on life. Only 60c. a bottle, nt
Fr's Drug Sure.
Wonderful gg
the uao of Hood's S.ii-sajur.ll i Si-eio
cases of scrofula, upon wliliti ull!hr ie(i
aratlons h:ive been iiowcrli'v, jleliltotl-.T
peculiar curative powers of tl.U iiicillciiiP.
Distressing cases of dys oisla. cscir.cl t
IiiB cotn;-!.'.Ints ot tlie klJueys and liver,
agonizing Itch go BlA
a..a luiofit iwsyyits
able cascsot catarrh, and sches and pains
of rhcuinat.sm, aro cuicd by Hood's Sr.r
; p. I Ilia. It l urines Mio blood, and at tho
' i.iiJ llmu toi.ei tho stum ten, ei".:les an
ctlte, ai d Kives strength to eei fuuo
i t of tl.o body, tilvoltatil.it.
General Debility
"For four years my wile suffered with
hro tumor bui.ches on tho glands under
the arms, and Rcnrat debility of 11 e whole
ryrtem. Sho becamo so poor lu health
that we wuo ot. the verge of despair
regarding her recovery. Physicians did
not seem to understand her case; at all
events she never derived any benefit fiom
their treatme.it. Sho finally coucluded to
try Hood'o Sarsaparllla. Tho Immedlato
effect was so marked and satisfactory that
sho continued to tako It, and till r tho
-esult: Pho lias gained iu weight
Froiv S4 to III Pounds
and Is n r fu'i and In better health than
shohas bce'i fur j cars. Tho bunches under
her arms lu.vo diminished, and we bellcvo
Hood's Saisaparilla will bo too much for
them Iu time." J. J. Koiscnoss 226 Com
mercial Street, Boston, Slass.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Soldbydruijlsts. SI i six f orgs. Picparedby
C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Low ell, 5Ias,
tOO Doses Ono Dollar
ChlclieHer'a nsllsh SUciond Brand
Orlfflnal and Only Genuine.
Are, ilwayi nibble, laoics asc.
urngrm lor tAwnerer" xngiu ua-t
mond Brand In lied and Gold metl-
'no Doxei, inled vita blue ribbon.
iTnlf a no otliM. Itffat danaerout
lubttltuUon and Imitation. At Dragtf'tft
cr wad 4c in lUmpa for particular, tet timo
tlall and "Keller for ladle," in letter
br return Mall. 10,000 Teatlmontala
Chichester Chemical Co.. Uadlacm Square?
Bold bj all Local DroncUti, .?. . f
jvamm jtaver.
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B D u H a U tf VA ts istexn
The Racine and
Hacks in all best Styles. Bain Farm Wagons. Full Hue Dog Carts.
arvesters, Mowers, Cultivators, Haying Machinery
Our Specialty. Agricultural lines more Complete than ever.
BAKER
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Qioatest labor saving in veiition in tbe household line. Washes al
varieties of uoods from the finest lac to the coarsest carpets, perfectly
oleau, without tubbing or boiling, without tho use of chemicals or any
destructive process only soap and wuter. Tbo company owning It oflera
SlfOO to anv person who w ill pr dnce a family washer equal to tbo NEW
ERA In the following peints: Price. Labor saving. Rapidity of wash
tii(.'. Variety of fabric wiuslud. Cleaning perfectly without ilama-'O to
clothing. Simplicity and perfect construction. Size, weight and dura
bility. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Sole Agents for
Marlon county.
MUSIC
li you contemplate the purchase ot a mu
sical instrument write to us for an illus
trated Catalogue by mail.
P. H. EAST0N & Co.", 3!0 Co i M St., Salem, Or.
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Addition .
I'liinptst tiilx In town, 'fi fold sluco
Jii' uury 15. Coll on
RIGDON & KOOEK
Bush-Breyman BIc1'
II. POIIU, Bkksnii,
Formerly of Hcrlber A PouU, two doors
west of tho old .bind, keeps a good supply
of wheels, nxlcs, sprluijtf and general car
rime hardware 4:2J dv
jjiiai fiy liwiauia
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Mcak at All Hours of tlicl)a
None but white labor em iloyod lu th!
establishment.
A good substantial meal a ked In ilnu
class stylo
Twenty-nve cents per meal
RBD K R O N Y
Court street, between Journal Ultleu uu
11 luto' s Livery.
EX K. HALL,
Paper Hanger.
Leave order ntfllobe Iteol Estate Kxchutigr
$500 Reward I
WE will pay tho above ivu'urd lor an
ruse of liver complaint, rtftpuprl'i, t-
headache, Indigestion, eonsttpntlon r .
ilcncss we cannot e-uru wltw "tV Viv
fittibloLlqcr 1'llls, when the dliei-tloiw uu
i-lrlctle coniplltd with. The urv puiulj
vcgctabl, and never fall to glvo satl I'm
Hon. Hugar coated. Large Iiiisch, contain
.ngKOpllls,'. cents, llewure of counter
'elts and mitatlous. The genuine rmuiu
acUred ohiy by THE JOil.V C. WES'I
Co. Chicago 111,
Bold by Geo. E. Good, DruggM, Nil) :o)n
street, Salem Or.
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Bkeumatism, h'euraigia, Corm
u HCADAOHE. And ALL PAIN.
Tli OftUftnU V eiitWc unil Hrg&tlY
iliiSOTRic ooraH cure
CUIUS C0LDZ, CR0Ut, OOSSUUrXlOK.
leM by ill Snciiti. Eatfc SSc, 60 b fct
flruutiw O ' k A-aMU. VI
Columbus Buggies I
Depot
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3& STRANG.
302 Commercial Street.
Stoves lianas. Furnaces,
Tinware, and all House
Furnishing Goods.
Chimney and
Sewer Pipes,
Plumbing.
Pumps,
Wood;
lion and
Buckeye. Force
Pumps. Pumps
ror urcliaril graying.
NewEraHydraulicClotlicsWasher!
Of all kinds Pianos, Oxgans, "Violins,
Guitars, Banjos and Mandolins, (whole
ale and retail) over 800 of the latest and
most popular SJAiiiJUX MUSIU.
FREE.
Who do All Kinds of
JIM W
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As Cheap as any Luumlrv u
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aud iluiuj: iirt-clas3 w rk.
f Ladlts and patrons Invited
Ijte to Inspect our nrocuss if dolnp
: worK,
230 Liberty Street.
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perfectly Ken tie lor fnrn I y ti, fn J'T o
utlMiston'a at uhic store. '"'"g- AmJI
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llirht hnni..,. "U,8.U-'J room. ...
Centei street. -""" '"'lulrettH
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1 wntches nuu jew uiry rSj rhT '
personal propeuy llwt wn bo "M" 'f
rtiv fifilnniLtn.t -. ' VV hlfrtJi ,
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17OR HALK AND TUAur "pi
V Stullion IwmtnVdeforrtS'X
property. uIko liavo three ilnrW
centrul Ncbrnsfca, York , if"
counties weuld chanJo for 1 1 rt tiftm
Cull on 11. K. Ian?lfertWfe5i,,2Bfi
OOK SALE -About ou ,.av or hM" iM
V barn, wllh runnln mh r inbJll
outre at wcoud hou7o o "? rM.e "fi?
rf ABylum avenue afler LnLin.,?
golug 10 Asi lum. roHHlngi
TITVNTf'.I) t. i.t mi..... -. v.'
VV pood, reliable rirlV?1 H !
L't-ltPtnl hr.'Hitu.i u ..... """" wi
permanent place will eJBtUft
i-fl i. 1
uod j.rli-ea. huleiiilmiq ffi m$
rAKTBU--An ucllo, reliable m.n
Y ualnry 3-0 to $to mniih fy, JSkfc.
(!.eU!,o. p. represent In bin wn ,
.Clloulbl0ew York bouse toSSi?"
JUKUMUl'Bltlill, UdkSx'wMSJ
11 mouih -clllng I'uratou u$
merits. Wo want count? hi4 tJ5
igcnls.und wIlltaKe Inct uio4Sr.
old If a county ugenf falls to cltur t
and expenses al ei h Iblrtj fluy' trial n
a general aeut les (ban JV50. Vfe iiu
send litrge lllnstn.ted c rrul.ira Bi letter
witbu special ofler to ,-uli lenliorr in
piled lor, on receipt of I! i-ne-cent tUmn.
Apply ut once and get In 01 the bwm!
Address Henncr ilanuriicturlntCovi.i!;
burg. Pa. 7dwif
Mlts. H. BHUli vtAhh.lt. Onr.KrontiS
Court Blreeti, 4o i77 Good table
rd by day or wn with or wlihout
rooms. uua
VTIl ELY fur .l-licd rooms to renLiflth
iM board, in plcabanles iiartolcltjlMir
street car lines, i0U( cuter Mieet jesji
THE CLUB
Livery, ficil an! Ut Uk
W. U. GOULET, Prop'r,
All stock left iu nij caieballtelvethi
best of lUteulioii, 'lelepluneNo 2i ai
uer Llbeity and Kerry i-lig u, Mien, or,
K. H. WE8TAC0TT.
LlVIJ'.rt,
Si'ccd JtmS 2CJtnSi.fi'.staMc.
Hay und o tiud nnd ilo'.A-ia. tMt
on heiry mitol, back of l'o-U'tlteo.Si'cvn,
uiegou.
L B, HUFFMAN,
Livtiy St-ible and Feed M
The Best Box Stall and Corral In th I'd.
Cuict, lauilly hort.es n spetlalt)
(In reur Willamette botil.)
SALEM, ... OREGON
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN.
Southi of Willamette Hotel,
SALEM - - - OREGON
T. K.WHITE,
EXPRESS AND TKUUK LINE
Hauling of all kinds. Best wow.
Wagon at every train.
S. ERNST,
Upholsterer.
All work, either new or repalrine, &
In the bebt workmanlike shape.
Hlioprsoum or post omen.
FOREST GROVE POCLTIIY YiBK
Founded m 1877.
1000 YOUNG 1F0WLS FOR SAll
And theflnest ever Ibre. on tbe IV
Coast. Book your) order early
for;oholceselectloDS.
Sand atamu for Oatalogw j
Address J. M. GARBISOKM
10:ll-dw ForwtGroveOm
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating Parlors & Camly llaoif
286 Oommorolal Str
Icecream rilfRSSSSm
Colleo, Tea or t hocoiate
DIHv ffll
Musuanu jmuk
Plnra rf flitim
Hot Cukes. Uoilee or 1 eu.
Ileofsteak and Espt -l'ork
Chop and he--.
Mutton unoonnu ess"
Veuisoa and Eggs
Sausage- ana h.ggs
iiniii nun ivkko i --.
iiHin nna iegn-
Fresh Oysters any style. -7ttt-25
Ct Regular DlnnerStnedFromi'W'
. A pice variety or ,w-s.Ta 3-
AlbOiea, coueo ur "-" fc
meals without extra c"."" jxw1
I'hAll'l.mrv ImDOrted "
always oa uand. jt 'J
ija... Trnim Mfpjilf and Egff -wafi'lfJ
Tender IiOln Bteak an dJKgffts "Ji
Dissolution of" Coparliier
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XronOB is hereby ' gj ffirfj!
TICB is hereby fiven tbt
partnership "i5o,Sllff
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day been devolved by iu,Bero'
J. &. Kleppln retiring fronij.slji;
debtudue the late. fl "!? Imi S
hmlth, Hoyal una --yt terfa
Hmltb.ltoyulaud Ajdn o j
ble foralldebU due from tM",, f
iub carryinK i" "-,. una
and bulfdlii w hy the wte ""Tfr.-ce.
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