Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, May 28, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-,- t- jTWF -J?glWHifr-rr i carrying on the affair ot the office, uasillfet he baa never been referred Jo In (Briticism by any of tbo men wbo Imvu fouutl fault wllb bis superior officer. OHIO FAnMEHS' UNION. CoumuuS, Oblo, May23.-Tbo farmcre' union of Obio In conven tion yesterday discussed tbo third party movement, and a proposition to namo an Independent ticket was defeated, 33 to 04. A platform was adopted, declaring for tbo suppres sion of ull truffle m Intoxicating liq uors as n beverage; tbo Issue of not kss tbun $50 per capita of legal ten der monoy, to consist of gold and silver on parity with each otber, and paper, STQE DRIVER KILLED. Walla Walla, May 8. A telegram was received last ntgnt from Caulee City, Wasb., announ cing tbo killing of Charles Green, stage driver at Foster Creek ferry, on the Columbia, Green Is said to be a cousin of Ben Buttler. No further Information Is obtained. THE GREAT NORTHERN. St. Paul, May 28.-W. T. Wood, 'ato of the Washington Improve ment company, has been a visitor at tho railroad ofllces. In speaking of the proposed route of the Great Northern througb tbo Cascade mountains, Mr. Wood says be be lleves that Skagit pass will be se lected as the most practicable and expeditious of any yet proposed. Tbero is no doubt but that the chief engineer has located tho route, and Bkaglt pass is more direct, and con templates less engineering difficulty than either of the others from Col vllle, the present terminus of the Spokane & Northern. The Great Northern, If It tunnels tho Cascades by Skagit pass, will strike Chelan -U-Jutand then run down tbo Skagit ct river, tapping a lino nnd fertile I country. This lino would shorten the distance from St. Faul to Pugct ' sound by fully 400 miles. BURIED ALIVE. Seattle, May 28, Peter John son, a Swede, was killed yesterday by being buried alive In a sand pit on 14th street. Ho was working alone, and a teamster hauling sand left him digging in tbo pit. When ho returned, Johnson bad disappear ed. Searchers found where tho sand had caved In, and after digging two or threo feet camo upon JoIiubou'h head. Ho was standing erect, and thero was no sign of life in bis body. NO rOLYOASIISTS. Washington, May 27. Secre tary Foster has laid down a now polioy, holding that polygamists come under tho debarred class of Immigrants and should not bo al lowed to enter the United States. Thecaso arose on tho landing In New York of ono Peterson aud wife of Sweden. Tho secretary has di rected them t bo returned to Swe de!! at once. ESMERALDA LEFT AMPOLCO Tho Captain of tlio West Indian Mad at San Francisco. PLENTY HORSES ACQUITTED, A Tornado in Oregon and Idaho, Interview With Baron Hirsch, Valuable Stock for Japan, The Charleston at Callao, Etc. STATE. THE GIRL ACQUITTED. New York, May 28. Tbojury in thocaso of Paspuoleua Itubertello, tbo Italian girl who shot her lover to death, bc-causo ho outraged her and refused to keep his promise of niarrlago, yesterday brought In a verdict of not guilty. Men Jumped upon seats, waving hats nud hand kerchiefs, and yelled nud cheered, nor was there much ellort mado to restrain them. more a ulnars, IiYNN, Mass., May 28. Mnttbow McCaun, rofoico, and Andrew J. Gardiner, oueof tbo managers of the fatal Burus-Truoy glovo fight Mon day night, havo been arrested nud ohargod with aiding aud allotting the contest. THBM'UlNa OAUDEN RANK. Philadelphia, May 28, Francis f. Kennedy President of tho sus pended Spring Garden Natloual Bank was arrested this morning on a warrant charging him with mak lug fitl&o eutrlcs ou the books, false returns to the comptroller of cur rency nud embezzlement of bank funds. ITonry W. Kennedy thocaBh ir of the bank and brother of tho president, also was arrested aud charged with conspiracy to com mit the sauto crimes. Thoy were le!d under heavy bonds to appear for preliminary hearing next Monday. JULOE URECKENKIDOi: DEAD, Detroit, May 28. Judge Ureok nrldge, St. Louis, of committee on Tlolo;leal Semlnarlen, while In the mM. of a speech this ufleruoon fell dead with heart disease, MARKETS. THE ESMERELDA COALING. New York, May 28. An Acapul co dispatch says: "Tbo Esmeralda has frightened tho authorities of this town to such n degree that at li o'clock this evening tho Chilian warship was coaling. Sbo will probably leave hero tomorrow." THE ESMERALDA GOT COAL. Washington, May 28. Dr. So teldo, the Venezuelan minister here, informed the Associated Press that' dispatches received today from rell iblo sonrces in Mexico stnte that the Mexican government ordered the nsun?ent Chilian cruiser Esmeralda o leave the harbor of Acapulco. The commander of tbo vessel said le was willing to leave, but bis ship had no sails and could not depart without steam power. Tbo govern, ment then allowed the E&nieralda to take enough coal to carry the order Into cflect. She received 260 tons, ber ordinary consumption being 60 tons per day. Tbo Esmeralda sailed n the 20th instant, Immediately ifter rccelviug her coal allowance. CHARLESTON AT CALLAO. Washington, May 28. The navy department last night received the first news from tbo Charleston since she left Acupulco the first of last week in the continued pursuit of the Etata. When the vessel failed to touch Panama within the time ex pected, tbo department said It was very probable It bad been decided to keep straight on down the coast, and that tho Charleston would be heard from at some Peruvian port. This prediction Is fulfilled, for tbo port at which tho Charleston announced ber arrival Is Callao. Tho where abouts of the Etata aro as far from being known as before, for Captain Kemy reported bo had seen nothing of tho Etata in tho cruise down the coast. Tho Charleston ill join tho squadron under Admiral McCanu, In Chilean waters, aud It is stir misod a report will at no very dis tant dato como from thence, an nounclng tbo peaceful surrender by the Insurgents of tho elusive craft, which tho United States govern ment will libel aud perhaps forfeit for violation of tbo neutrality laws. STEAMER WEST INDIAN. San Francisco, May 28. A Vic toria, B. C, speolal says: "In view of the trcntmont of tho steamer West Indian on her last call at San (Frauclsco, Captain Scott is now arming his crew. Tho steamer being a reserve cruiser is entitled to full complement of munitions of war. Captain Scott aays bo does not proposo to allow tho lives of his passongers to bo ondnngored by a mob each tlmo ho visits San Francisco." Tho West Indian Is tho steamer from which a number of union Bail ors hero attempted to take a non union crow several days ago. Tbo police- aaslstcd tbo captain at tho time In restoring order. 1'I.ENTY 1I0RSUS ACQUITTED. Sioux Falls, May 28. Plenty Horses baB been acquitted of tho murder of Lieut. Caso.v. Tho ludgo charging tbojury to that oiled. TORNADO IN IDAHO. Payette, Idaho, May 28. A wlud storm prevailed hero yester day afternoon. Tho largo livory baru of Williams & Palno was de molished. Ton head of horses and several men were in tho barn at tbo time, One of tbo mon was after ward found unconscious In the debris badly lujured,but It Is thought ho will recovor. Several peoplo wero (slightly injured. Damage about $5000. IIARON milSOU INTERVIEWED. Paris, May 23. Baron Hlrsoh In an interview regarding his plans for umolloratlan of tho conditions of the Hebrews in ltussla, said; Thero wero two ways to do It, tho first plan, U to acquaint tho czar with tho truth regarding tho cruelties perpetrated dally iu his namo. The VALUA11LB STOCK KOR JAPAN. Portland, May 28. On board tho German Iron steamship romp tos, Captain .Tohauscti, which sailed from hero, nrc bovoii horses and a Jersoy cow, bound for Yokohama. Thoy wero purchased at Emi nence, Ky., from a famous stock farm, by W. A. Foster, of Yokoha ma,, who with his wlfo havo been East and aro now returning home on tbo Pemptos. These are all thoroughbred and valuable nnlmals, consisting of two trotting stallloup, one running mary. one span of driving horses, ono trot ting gelding and one running horse. Thoy are carried on tho lower deck, each a padded box or stall, and every precaution Is taken to secure their safe transit. CYCLONE AT ARLINGTON. Arlington, Or., May 28. At 2:30 p. m. Tuesday a cyclone of unpar alleled severity coming from the south struck this town, completely demolishing several buildings nnd seriously damaging many others. The large general merchandise store of D. S. Sprinkle collapsed ' under the; full force of the terrlffic gale, burying in tho ruins Mr. Sprinkle, his wife, and N. It. Baird, of Fair haven, Wn., who happened to be in the store at the time. They were extricated after considerable dlftl culty, when it was discovered that Mrs.Sprluklo was injured internally. Mr. Baird has sustained severe In. juries to his head and back. Mr, Sprinkle fortunately escaped with a few bruises, but Is considerably shaken. The hirgu building used as a ska'lug rink nnd opera house, owned by L. O. Ralston, is iu ruins. This is the worst cyclone known to havo occurred In this sectiou of the country. It is feared that consider able damage has been done through out the country. carelessness. Portland, May 28. A lady, whoso name was not obtainable, was seriously injured at tbo corner of Seventh and Yamhill, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, by being struck on tho head and face by a falling board. Tho building is owned by J. It. Foster, and is being erected by Contractor Lee, whoso carelessness In failing to protect pedestrians is culpable. Tho lady was saved from falling by a gentleman wbo was passing at tbo time, and after having her wounds dressed, sbo was sent home. The board produced an ugly gash under tho left eye and ou tho left side of her bead. UNITED STATES JAND PATENTS. Oni'.aoN City, Or., May 28. Thero aro now In tho land office at this place nearly 2000 United States laud patents awaiting claimants. Thoy aro divided as follows; Donation laud claim patents 474 Lund wai rant patents 411 Homestead patents 310 Cash entry patonts 875 Lots in Oregon City to correct Mo Loughlhi deetf 208 Theso will bo delivered or mailed ftoo of ohnrgo on presentation of the dupllcato final certificate, or tho pro per affidavit of tho present owner of tho laud, accounting for said certifi cate, nnd showing tho leason why It can not bo surrendered. Parties Inquiring (or patents should give tho number and character of duplicate certillcate if possible, If this is not known, then tbo disciiptiou of the laud should bo given by sections, township aud range, so as to enable tbo reglstor to find whether or not tho latent Is In tbo office. FOREIGN. A WASHINlllOXlAN. Farmer Salfinito HnstlcaUng in the Honqactt'lly. Hon. II. H. Gllfry, of Washing; ton, D. O., principal legislative clerk of the United States senate, is tbo guest of Judge B. F. Boubomnnd will remain In Salem until the mid dle of June. Ho finds Salem at mosphere cool and delightful at this season when the federal capital be gins to grow sultry. Mr. Gllfry went to Washington as private sec retary to Senator Grover nnd has remained there ever since, surviving many administrations, and for 12 years has been reading clerk of the suunto. Next to our senators, Mr. Gllfry Is perhaps tho best known Ore- gonlan at Washington. A Salem Ito was walking along Pennsylvania avenue when the Oregon man was suddenly accosted with: "Hallo.Henry 1" Tho speaker to address him was President Harrison. It Is thus with nearly all the greatest men iu Washington. Mr. Gllfry's long residence and high standing as an almost ludispenslhlo official gives him an enviable acquaintance and confidence among public men of both parties. LUUAb BRIEFS. Fine showers reported in the hill, all about Salem. Salem has a fine round of amuse tuents iu store. The Eugene Guard will be pub lished daily after Juno 1st. The banks nnd business bouses will be closed Decoration day. Seven brick stores going up for immediate occupancy In Salem. The gentle jains announced in yesterday's Journal camo as an nounced. The Salem baseball club will meet Portlands at that city Saturday and Sunday. A great many men are working hard to keep down the dust, in their throats. The Salem strawberry aud rose fair promises to bo an event too. There is enthusiasm In the Oregoni ans and it is coming out ou this occasion. Our woolens contain no shoddy or cotton, but are mado of tbo best valley wool, worked up at our own mills, Suits mado to order on six days' notice. Salem Woolen Mills store. Tho Journal can give no otber details about entertainments, except the date, that are not advertised in our columns. As a rule a show that is not well advertised is not worth attending. Tho little son of A. N. B113I1 was nearly run over last evening by a borso and carriage, being partially the fault of both tho boy aud the driver. The report that Joo Cava nniigb was hi tho carriage is not true, for the Asst. Warden was quietly enjoying a wedding supper about that time aud was not ou the street. Tho Dalles Times-Mountaineer says of Mr. Maurlco D. Abbot, n former Dalles boy, hut at present editor and proprietor of tho Baker City Ilovellle, the follewing: "As a journalist ho has always purnued a fejilcss course, in favor of the public and against every antagonizing in fluence. Such mon are truly the salt of the earth." WllKAT. &AM FXANCIBCO, May 28, Whail Imjwr, mbo, 11.70. Chicago, May 28. -At close, iytJimj cash fl.OJjl.M. baron said ho was convinced nn ap peal to the czar's sentiments of jus tice aud humanity, will not be in vain. The other nlau is that somu order and method should bo cuiun. Ilsbed In expelling Hebrews from jiuBsin, WEATIIEUUEPORT. San. I'JtANOisco, May 23. Thu forecast fur Oregon and Washington, i lit lit mli). AJIOUT SOUTH AFRICA. Lisiion, May 28. A dispatch from South Africa says another fight has taken placo between tbo British nud Portuguese on tho banks of the Beinbo rlvor. Tho Portuguese wero defeated. ROJAS WILL RETRIED. City ok Mexico, May 28, Senor Bojas, a member of tho lower houso of congress nud formerly Judgo of the supromo court, who was accused of theft, robbery, fraud aud otber ot hues and who claimed Immunity on tho ground of being a deputy, has been tried before tho congress. It was decided to deprlvo him of his prlvllego iw congressman nnd sur render him to tho courts. AT El'SO t. London, May 23, At Epsom Downs today the most Interesting event was tho race for tho Epsom grand prize, for three-year-olds. It was won by Itenvenuto, St. Kllda was Becond and Ordinance third. - THE 1IE1I RING SEA. London, May 28.-Goscheu, Chancellor of tbo Exchequer In tho commuuB A Pointer run Ladiks. The choicest lino of perfumes kept in the city at Brooks & Lcgg's Stute street drug Btore. w Shippors.consign your tlmo freight via the Chicago, Unlou Paclflo & North western lino. eod nug Pasture. I havo good Timothy piisturo for twenty head of horses at my place ou Howell Prairie. Will take horses and return. Address J. B. Hennlnger, Howell P. O. 5 23 lw .-W-, The MiNSTRhLS. Tonight tho Georgia mlustrols glvo an exhibition. Thoy havo an excellent baud and aro well spoken of. They will pro bably have a pretty good house. Concert and Festival. Friday evening an entertainment will be given at the Christian church. An excellent program will bo rendered after which thero will bo a festival. Prorate Court. Iu the matter of tbo estate of Anton Geler, J. II. Hans, administrator files his Una I statement of account which is set for a hearing July 0th ot 10 n. m, THE STATE CHANGE. I'lirthtr Itrport of l'roceciliiigs of the Meeting at Ilillslioro. MORE DETAILS OK FIRST DAY. The committee on ciedcntlals re jmrted delegates from all counties ixcept Klamath, Lake, Harney, (.'rook, Grant, Buker, Jackson, Josephine, Coos, Curry, Tillamook j,nd Clatsop. There aro fifty delo gutes in attendance. At 2 p. m., preceded by the band, the grange marched In a body to tbo court house where the public exercises wero held. HAYES'S ADDRIISS. Mulc preceded the annual address delivered by H. E Hayes, master of the state grange. He outlined the happy and prosperous condition of IhoOregoH producer as compared with the producer In sections cli matically more vigorous. He lauded tho organization of the grnnge, showing the good nud benefits de rived. The growth of tbo grange was also shown. He recommended a more vigorous prosecution of the extension of the grange and Its effects. Ho spoke of the rapid ad vance made by the State Agricult uial college and its splendid work ing cystem now iu vogue. Hespoke also in praise of the state weather bureau and itH good effect, its co operative benefits, its report and the work done by it. Free coinage of silver was given a favorable notlco. Tho loaning of money on farm values at 2 per cent was urged, and contracted currency was declared to be ill In its eirects. He asserted that though the grange was not or ganized to enter into political par ties, yet for tho good, tho prosperity aud the success of the farmers, he deemed it advisable to take a band in the cieatlon of a party that would further the iuterests of the farmers, and not trust to the promises of old parties. Tho citizens of Hillsboro aro ex tending to the visiting grangers their utmost courtesy. A grand ride will be given to tbo viBlting grangers by the citizens, covering i he surrounding Tualatin plains. Examination of Law Stu dents. The examination of the junior class of the law school of the University of Oregon will take place Wednesday, and ou Friday the seniors will be examined. There are twenty-two In the Junior clats. The senior classare: Cecil H. Bauer, Herbeit N. Cockerllne, C.U.Garten belu, Irving C. Hicks, A. W. John ston, F. S. LafTerty, Frank M. Mul key, John It. Pattison, Thaddeus S. Potter, Charles J. Schnabel, John P. Wagner, Guy G. Willis. Eugene Register, Iload Work.. Ed. Jeurnal: Please call atten tion of your city council to the con dition of Commercial street south ot ibe covered bridge, as you are dis. posed to publish my friend Hall, who I think, has been doing a good work on bis part of tbo road. In justice to yourself aud others, please publish this. W. P. Murphy. Supervisor, Dlst. No. 11. Stand Your Orond. When you make up your mind to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, do not be induced to buy some other prepara tion instead. Clerks may claim that ours is as good as Hood's" and all that, but the peculiar merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla cannot be equelled. Therefore have nothing to do with substitutes and insist up on bnviug Hood'a Sarsaparilla, the be9t blood purifier and building-up 1UUU1C1IIU. Roseomjs Parties wishing to build nice residences and in search of a beautiful 1 with pleasant surroundings should visit ROSEDALE. It is located direct on the Electric line to tho Fair Ground, overlo'okiuo- fi,n , r the snow capped mountains, Mt. Hood and Mt. JoiTorson, as well as the green hills of Polk county are in plain view. Tho sito is unsurpassed and " tlie whole tract is a beautiful greon plateau. Tho High school as well as the North Salem new building aro within a short distance of this tract. JL Jk JkmBBrsf ffi. m mK JL Wa-ci? f Are now ordered graded at tho expense of tho owners. This property is now for sale bv All Real Estate Men In this City, who will be ready at any time to show this tract to purolnpers Instruments Filed tor lleeord at tbo County Recorder's Ufllfp. W H Cross aud wife to LUn L Needbam one-fifth of an acre in t 7 s, r 3 w. $ 300 Charles F Hein and wife to BF Simpson, part of lots 6, 7 aud 8 iu blk 4, Aumsville. 350 A Wonder Worker. Mr. Frank Huffman, u young man of Burlington, Ohio, states that he hsd been under the care of two prominent physicians, and used their treatment until he was not able to get around. They pronoun ced his case to bo Consumption aud incurable. Ho was persuaded to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs aud Colds aud at that time was not able to walk across the street without resting. Ho found, before, be had used naif of a bottle, that ho was much bettor; he coutinued to use It and is todav cujoylug good health. If you have auy Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble try It. We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at Fry's Drugstore. Those intent water closets at J. A. Bernardl'a are tho best aud cheapest "thing In the market. Shop under Stelner & Blosser's, 2t. ftfonderful3 .......... t.'io uso of Hood's Sais.iiarill.i, Seero cases of scrofula, upon which other prep- ai ttlons liavo been iwwei less, yield to the peculiar ourativo powers of tills medicine. Disties4lng c.hi's of dyspepsia, excruciat ing m, laluts ot the kidneys and liver, i'son zing iton .-. .'1 .tin of s.ilt I'ter.:!!, dKigreo- mm LIVERYMEN AND 0TfK When in Need of Harness, Saddles, Whips, Robes, etc You will find it to your advantage to call on me bp fore purchasing elsewhere, as I have the LAltGEKT T?i? TAIL STORE IN OREGON. Gouts' and LadieVSd dies iu most modern st'les, HEAD QUARTERS FOR HILL'S CONCORD HARNESS Best made in the world. I am sole Manufacturer's Anonf for Salem. NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! Buggy Harness and Wagon Harness as low as the lowest. This house is not of Mushroom growth W was established by me in 18G9 and by long experience "i know tho demands of the trade. You can't miss the place at Hie sign of "Tho Big Dapple Gray Horse." Thanking my customers for their liberal patronage in the past. By square dealing, 1 hope for a continuance of Ule sanie- E. S. LAMPORT. 289 Commercial Street. .-T a niriiiiMMiniBiiii ami imrMW,,niM wwhiiihimimiiwiii Sash, and Door Kactory Front Street, Salem, Oregon. The best classof work in our line at prices to ampefe with the lowest. Only the best material used i ;3UltS fc s Wf 1 1JiT.-JV'P .". M.1 SSnm ONE E&1STTOYO Dtttlt tlm inAtlwwl niwr .ABnlM ,1. ' Syrup of Figa is f nken 5 It is pleasant ami refreshing to tliotasto, mid acta centlyyet promptly on tho Kidneys. this afternoon guvo Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho eys- notice tho government would Intro-, lom ol'oVin',) tll!iPcl8 c'ds, jeau IIOTKL AKK1YALS "witiLAJiirrrK" J E Peck, W J Drible, oyracuse, J Blslolll, A Motitanelll.GS Gard ner, New York, S W Walker, L D Mulkey, A Q Diigjn, H Lang, T Thompson. All uunoiincemcnta for Snturday must bo handed Iu for Friday's dally, as 110 JouitNAii will be issued ou Decoration Day. J H Russell, 8 EkBtrom, L. Do koss, j v wolf, Ban Francisco. R M HulouInRH, St. Louis. II Brown St Louis. W A Jarvis, Salem. TJBluek, llalsey. C S Smith, E S Smith, LaGraudo H FMetcalf, Oregon City. C E Spauldlug, O F Kretehuet, Chicago. COOK. ''The Original Georgia Minstrels." TY Mulkey, Honolulu. L Elmore, Albauy. V II Rynsou, T A Houry, Heeds port. W It Sheauer, Wash. CJSImeral, Macleay. N It Greenfield, Seattle. EHRIcc, B Mursh, Uhas Short, Salrm, II E Elkoles nnd wf, E F Palmer, rortiaiKi. Wm Stephens, Grant Co. A Calwell, Walla Walln, Geo Qcode, I N Uortwich, Wood burn. B W Cunningham, Oregon City. W. M. DeHAVEN, Boarding - and - Sale Slakls, One door meat of I,uun's Hrj Doods store UMOlltlO BlIl-Cl. WU1CI IIIII11IV IB11I11H N 1 ..... .. -.i . . .r : . - , luiuuuuuuu mm iu iruusiem slock. :.' 1 j rases ot catarrli, and aches and pains ..f i:iviuuatlMii, aio cured by Iluod's Sar- :!lla. It rut Ifles the blood, and at the tlmo tones 1I10 stomach, creates an . :.!e, and t'lcs strength toovciyfunc- 1 .f tho body. Git 0 It a trial. General Debility " For four years my who suffered with 11 jjo tumor bunches on tho glands under .10 ..;ms, aiidcener.il debility of the whole ty-dcin. Sho became so poor In health .lilt wo were en tho vergo of despair L;,.rdliig her recovery. Physicians did not seem to understand her case; at all e-.cnts she neter derlu'd any benefit from their treatment. She finally concluded to try llcod's Sarsaparilla. The Immediate cHect was so marked and satisfactory that sho continued to t.ilco it, and this s tho evtit; She lias gained In weight From 84 to III Pounds ai.d 1 itii iige. and in hotter health than shell ,sb,-fn i jeais. The bunches under li'-T arms havo diminished, and we believe Hood's SaisspMllla will bo 100 much for litem lu time." J. j. Nouciioss 220 Com racrclal Street, Iioston, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla Soldliydru'slits. Slj Ixforft5. Preparodby 0. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecarioj. Lowell, Masi. IQO Doses Ono Dollar BAKER & STRANG. 302 Commercial Street Stoves, Ranges, Mm, Tinware, nuialllkse Furnishing hk CIiimj 11I Sewer Pff '1 ta IPuimps. M Ini Buckeye. Force Pumps. PifS For Orchard Spijiff. NewErallydrauIicCioiiiesWA! Greatest labor saving invention In tho household line. Washes ai vuueiittj oi joous irom tiae linest lace to tho coarsest carpets, periecuj eleaii, without rubbing or boiling, without tho uso of chemicals or any ve process-ouly soap aud water. The company owning it nAV 51U0U to ailV lieiSOn wlin u'lll nrnrlnnn ,1 fn.vti ,..aI.Ar ni,ol t, fhn NKW Uuco u bill Monday next which would prohibit Ilrltlsh subjects from catehlusRealBlttUehrliurSeti lor i aches nud favors nnd cures habitual constipation permanently. Forealo in COo and $1 bottloa by nil urupKiets, period tho exteut of which wjlj bo CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO. Utod later. WnW , tnmnn T ill" I" J' i Vi I I, V Forstner. Shoe's the Same We can fit you in stylo or price. Here are a few leaders that will put money in the purse of careful buyers. FOR CHILDREN.-We can show you durable and well made Shoes. o0 cts., 75 cts. to $1.00 FOR MEN.-A flrst-classfull-stronir l-armers plow shoe, $1.75. We havo shoes so much cheaper than this wo do not care to mention it. WOMEN'S SHOES.-IIere is our s.i nuoumjoiH. A tia sy, pebble Boatforfl.50. No better shoo is sold at many stores for $2. .HlV'r8110' for M1"st'8 nnd ffi Ladies, from 7o cts to 1.50 for the S Keinemberthatthtsoareonlvsome feelers at our t'eneral stock of Roods .groceries and rlothl nr-ali fnvvitlt timalwif anlinl ' bllA In the followinc neints: Price, r.iilmr unvliiir. Rnnidltvof wash- log. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning perfectly without damage to imV" "Bi Simplicity "d perfect conduction. Bize, weight and dura o llty. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Sole Agents for Marlon county. dw tuwutpWll..jW,, Tl"" goes at leturus, small niarglus for quick ) 0-4T Com'l St. - - - 8AI.BM Gordon Hose and Lawn Sprinklers. ACMtiplete lluo of Stoves ana Tinware Tin rooting aud plumbing a kpecl&Hy, ' Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished, In., A All I l ttri -- n ,- IHO- Ml 4 I 1 111 1 I 1 1 i 1 fcltf IH llll'V I fill ia'u rvjoLiO!, 2L&iB I .s ' r.v. 2& rrrtK?, JXCis. sa JUL Wl p- H. WliSi i'LAT I Jffitt. (Tt'iTTI 5B3irT a TT-t-. . .-x -t-i- A TvT.Gl X liNUO AJU VrtJ-e--i-' AND --M US1 CAL MEB CJTANV ISL FINEST LINF. LOWEST I'lUtKS. Installments from ?5 permonth up. Wholetulenno jvetaii. EAST0N & CO,, 310 Commercial St,, Salem, Head Qunrters for the Balem Oicliei-trn. Who do All Kir da of 1 mm mamu m FOREST GROVE P0DLTRY YARDS, Founded m 1877. 1000 YOUNG FOWLS FOR SALE nd the Hoest ever bred on the laclflc Coast, otk your order early for choice felectlons. Send Stamp for.Catalogue. Address J, M. GARRISON, lOsU-dw JKorestarovt, Ortfos. . rlace hardware. As Cho.p as nny Laui'Jry jo i. r..t,; itb Hi? White wr and doing ilrat-class work. Bay-Ladles and VT0UfJnfJfg to inspect our process of doing work. 230 Liberty Street. ... r I f i. a HAKKia, EXPRESS N0S..J6JJJ: ' Iuvt order at It. !. v Hblo work or uo as raErBS Kor- rr-y ol HcHir Jx pjV orvhciU, axles. :' i-W , "rtteaam