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Kmperor Alexander him recently Mkd la the mutter of rift) tiding tho ftecetan debt. Inquiry in flits city fells to verify the rumor lhattbis jorcolt, wbich is snftl to have origi nated on tho Continent, has any existence on this fide of the wr However, ns Russian securities a not handled In this ctuntry, New York bankers might not be thorough. Jy posted as to whether or not such A boycott is on foot. A WON AND A BOY. Atlanta, Qa., June 6. Supciln tendent John I. Mothe'er, of Grant Park, had a terrible bottle with a Mexican llonessycilcrduy afternoon He was ilehtiiiK for tho llfo of Inman Bell, a 4-year-old boy. Sirs. Ball, accompanied by her boy, was standing at the railing near tho antmaPs cage when Mosheler came by on the inside of tho railing. Mrs. Bell asked If tho baby Hods could be seen, and to please tho boy the superintendent picked him up in his arms, walked to tho cage and let him look through the cracks. Mosheler started to move around to tho other side, to give him a belter view. Being Inside of the railing, be bad to pass within three feet of the lioness' cage, wbich was next to tho one containing her cubs. Sud denly tho lioness stretched out her paw between tho bars and made a stroke at tho boy. The blow fell short, but caught in his clothing. Before Mosheler could move, the little fellow had been pulled up to the enraged beast. With a snap she seized one of bis hands In her mouth. Mosheler threw his free hand against tho cage and diverted the animal's attention. The lioness then let go of the boy and clawed the superintendent's hand. Specta tors then rushed to' the cage, and with walking sticks, umbrellas and rocks, beat upon the bars and the head of the lioness. With a growl alio released her hold of tho child and turned to meet her new enemies. The almost destracted mother clasp ed her son In her arms and rushed to her carriage. The boy was bleed ing from his neck, side and arm. His injuries are not fatal, QKKMAN NAVAIj VESSELS. San Francisco, Juno 5. A Ger- man fleet of three corvettes, the Tjeiralc, Sophlo and Alexandrine nrrived here this morning. The fleet Is bound for tho Chilian coast and will coal and provision hero as well as toko on board auxilllary supplies for tho German war ships now in South America. WHISKY DEAL. Chicago, June 5. A gigantic deal, the negotiation toward which has beon carried on for the past week, was consumated last' evening. By tho papers, which were signed, tho whisky trust bus acquired outright the only anti-trust establishment in theWest.the greatChlcago dip tillory, owned by Shufeldt & Co., and the Calumet Distilling Co. Tho Shu feldt distillery is the oue that partly burned, and for the attempted blow ing up of which by dynamite some weeks ago, Geo. J. Gibson, secretary of tho whisky trust, is now uucler indictment. The sale of both plants included real estate, machinery, patents, etc., in connection with tho purchase of thewhlsky trudt.dlrectors disclaim any intention to advance prices. They absolutely refuse to give tho purchaso price, but it is said tho deal involves about two million dollars. ROASTED TO DEATH. PiTTSnuita, Penn., June 5. Tho dwelling of Samuel P. Meyers, a promlneut farmer living near Meyersdale, Penn., burned last night and two children aged nine and twelve years wore roasted. Nino other occupants had n narrow es cape. It is not known how tho fire started. JUDOMENT AOAINST DORSHY. New York, June 0. Jami-n Cor rlgau, a member of tho banking flrinof Dnlllbar, Hussey and Co. of Cleveland has obtained a judgment against Stephen W. Dorsey for $21, 400 on drafts dated August 10, 1887. THE MAFIA CASUS. New Orleans, La., Tho Jury bribery cases wero called in tho 'District Court today and continued until Wednesday next. iMtHMeHts Filed lor Record at the Ceanty Kerorder'H Ofllce. Adam Stephens and wlfo Is "Win It Powers 1J acres of land. ? 160 T W Davenport aud wife to OL Hull, 10 acres. 2010 Stuto to Win Patrick 040 aerea. 800 Christian R Schiller to O A Collins, 80 ucres. 1500 John T WilKht and wife to O R HourIiuui. 1 1 ucres. 800 12 15 Wild aud wlfo to II A TiMMoaa, lot 7, blk 10, Yew "ric. H A Thomas to B E Wild, kt a lk 16, Yew Park. Qkm O Curtis to M J Bow- i E Wild and wlfo to J if I 2500 2500 100 ,000 ' 1 AUwrt, kxUiuSalum. 15, W Bnrber and wlfo to HawtttoN Beatty, 1 aero A Tito Mctlioilist Convcnlion at Portland Adjourns. The Prince of Wales Scored, The Bear Had Fun, The Behring Sea Seals, Did They get all the Arms, State and Foreign News, EtCi FinSTLADY EXPLORER. New VoRK,June 5. Probably the first American woman who has ever made a trip to tho Polar regions will ba Mrs. Peary who will accompany her husband, Lieut. It. E. Peary of the United States navy, who has been placed in charge of tho expe dition to be sent out by the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, j on his proposed exploration of Green' land. CONVENTION ADJOURNED. Portlvnd, Juue6. Tho conven tion of Methodists, composed of rep resentatives from Oregon, Washing ton and Idaho, which has been in session here for tho past three days under tho presidency of Bishop O. H. Fowler, adjourned today. The general question of higher education in the Northwest was considered before adjournment. A resolution was adopted provldiugforacomuils slou consisting of twenty minister- and laymen from the district repre-1 sented, and three bishops, to unify tho educational interests of the church in the Northwest. FUN KOU THE HEAR. RociiESTERjJune 5. John Robin son, who runs a menagerie at On tario Beach, on the shore of Luke Ontario, went to Buffalo a few days ago and bought a bear. Brulu was shipped on tho Lyons accommoda tion train. Tho animal was in a crate of rough boards, and was seemingly secure. When the train was nearing Chriteuden,the messen ger noticed that the bear was un easy, and soon was terrilled to see the animal burst out of the cage and come at him, growling furiously. Tygart made a dash for tho door of the car with tho bear in close pur suit, but the messenger got out first aud slammed the door behind him. Ho crawled ujion the tender and over to the locomotive and there he stayed till the train reached here. In the car wero several barrels of fish, crates of berries, crocks of but ter and some boxes of fancy crackers, and tho bear proceeded to make an elaborate lunch of them und to amuso himself by tearing open and destroying the express packages. By tho time tho train reached Ro- Chester, tho Interior of tho car look' ed as if a cyclone had struck It, while tho bear was smeared from head to tail with butter and still growling furiously. Tho car was sent on to Ontario Beach, aud at a late hour last night all eflorts to get him out had been unsuccessful. Iir.IIRINa SEA. Washington, June C Acting Secretary Spauldlnghas telegiaphed Instructions to tho commander of tho revcuuo steamer Corwin, at Sun Frauclsco, to prcpurc that vecsel for a trip to Behring sea. This Is In ! 1 anticipation of an agreement by all countries interested for a closed season In seal fisheries. DID THEY OKV ALL? San Francisco, 'June 6. Yester day's dispatches announcing that tho arms taken from the Robert and Minnie has been surrendered with tho Etata wero explicit in stating that tho property turned over con sisted of but 5000 rifles. If this is true the Etuta has maucged to (lis posoof Just that many ritles and 2,500,000 cartridges, as tho numbei of Remingtons luuded on Long wharf, Oakland, was 10,000 Instead of 5000. WIMHEU REPORT. San Francisco, Juno 5. The forecast for Oregon and Washingten: Light rains. MARKETS. WHEAT. 'San Fhanoisco, June 5. Wheat, buyer, 01, $1.50. UmoAao, Juno 5. At close, wheat easy, cash f 1.00. July USJ. The Spring Jledlrlue The popularity which Hood's Far- l baparillu has gained us a nuliitr medicine is wonderful. It pOh.-es.ves Just lbio fitments ol health giving, hlod-iurlfyli mid aiiDollte-restor- lug which everybody htciim to need a dull.llred. uiiBatltfaetory condition when you may be m much benefit ted by Hood'bSuiuupnnllu. It purl- flea tfio blood and umu tho weak strung, FOREIGN. POPULATION OF LONDON. London, Juno 6, Tho cen.-us of London shows a population of 4,211, O10. CONSUL CORTE HOME. Rome, Juno 5. Consul Corte, who was recently recalled from Now Orleans has arrived hero. SIR JOHN. ' Oitawa, June 5. There is no ohangs to report in Sir John Mac douald's condition this morning. ELLEN TERRY SICK. London, June, 5. Miss Ellen Terry, the actress, is seriously ill with congestion of the lungs. FROM CHILI. London, Juno 5. A Valparaiso cable says tiiat the president isattout to make auotuar effort to bring Inuinue to surrender. Tho rebel General Urtutia, tho only Chilean general who proved unfaithful to to the established government, Is scouring the provinces held by the rebels for recruits, nod in many in stances men have been shot for re fusing to enlist. The rebels are attempting to organize an army with a view to a forlorn-hopo march on Santiago. Balmaoeda, however, has within Immediate call for de fense of the capital a force of about 2-5,000 men, including 1200 cavalry und six batteries of field artillery Tho Balmaceda government has promised compensation for foreign Vessels injured during tho receut attack on Magalanes, an insurgent warship at Chauaral harbor. OUR TRADE WITH CANADA. Ottawa, Ont., Juno 5. The first Installment of a paper dealing with the Washington reciprocity negotia tions bus been laid before tho Do minion parliament. When New foundland, negotiated, Sir Julian Pauncefote cabled the colonial ofllce that Canadian opinion should be in vited simultaneously. Sir John Mac Donald communicated withSirCbas. Tupper, urging him to enter objec tion on the ground that it would be injurious to Canada nnd violate the imperial policy on considering the Atlantic fisheries as a whole. The letters, wbich indicate the attitude of Mr. Blaine toward Cauada's pro posal, are missing. For publication of these, permission has not yet been obtained. Ono interesting communication 13 dated Jauuary 23, from Lord Knutsford, colonial sec retary. Ho says Newfoundland ministers aro willing to negotiute for arrangements with Canada on u ba sis similar to the United States, and her majesty's government strongly hope tho Domiuion will on this understanding withdraw Its oppo sition. The reply to this is not given. The most important comuiuuica tlonsare reports by Sir Charles Tup per of an Interview with Mr. Blaine Tupper gives details of the first talk with Mr. Blaine, in company with Paucefote, and says: "I told Mr. Blaine I wished at tho outset to recoguizs the accuracy of tho statement contained In his letter to Pauncefote, which I had seen iu rofcrnco to tho invitation to open negotiations regarding reulprocial trade arrangements betweeu the two countries, iu that I believed it arose from negotiations which had recent ly taken place between tho United States and Newfoundland, and the desire expressed by Canada to be iu eluded iu arrangement? such as has loon understood to have been con templated by the United States aud Newfoundland, uud that upon that being communicated to him by Sir Julian Pauucefote, ho hud expressed his willingness to open negotiations for reciprocity trudo urruugemenis between Canada and tho United States, assisted by delegates from tho dominion government. Nego tiations are to bo informal, and to certain extent of a confidential uaturo until they could assume a more formal character, If any result wero at rived at. Mr. Bluluosuid he understood Canada had taken ex ceptions to tho proposed arrauge meutu witli the United States by Newfoundland. I admitted such was the caso, aud explained that the interest uf Canada aud Newfound laud hud always been regarded as inseparable. I told Mr. Blaine I wished to remove the Idet', If ho en tertained It, which had been pro mulgated iu Canada aud tho United States, that tho present goveruuieut of the dominion was nut warmly In favor of tho most friendly relations with the United Statefl." Sir Charles Tupper says that after postponement of tho conference at Washington on account of tho ab- Bonce of President Harrison, n duto ftS ,nter uxei1 for October 12, uext. Iu conclusion, Kir Charles says. "I ,,, ,,,, ., ,.,, . ,, , , , ,Ufty udat ttfur carefully thinking over all that has occurred, I consider there is good reason to hope Hint fair arrangements may be made with the government of the United States lu relation l the Important question contained In Lord Stanley's dispatch to Lord Kuutoforrt. of the 13th of December, 1890." bCOHKS WALKS. Cardiff, Wales, Juuo fi. The Methodists of Souili Wales have adopted a resolution expressing regret at learning that the Pi hue of Wales took part in a game of baucrat atTnnby court, it udd"Vo respect fully submit to hit- royal highness that by his conduct he offends the re ligeous sense of the jicoplo nuddmgs the royal house from the high posi tion in which it has stood und tends tx lessen the loviug and devoted affection to the throne which has ever been cherished by us." has passed tho commons. London, June 5. The bill pro viding for tho issue of an order of the council prohibiting tho taking ot seals iu Behring pea by British sub jects has passed the commons not withstanding the opposition to it. PARAGRAPHS. August Bahuke, collector for Goldberg, Bowen & Co., of San Francisco, Is reported to be a default er iu the sum of 8000. ' Arthur U. Sales, a clerk iu the dead letter otflce, has been arrested, charged with robbing letters han dled. It Is estimated that be has laktn thousuuds of dollars. The Japanese murderer, Jugiro, was sentenced at New York yester day to be executed in the wee K be ginning July 0, thesarae week fixed fur the execution ofthaother three murderers. John W. Campion, well known iu Omaha's religious uud social cir cles, Is charged with embezzling 5-3000 from the Standard Oil Co. Hh has been Its Western manager and cashier. Chas. W. Bieuler, ex-cashier of the Commercial bank of Guthrie, which institution failed leveral moutns ago for 1100,000, has been captured. The ollicers are looking for the other olllcials, who are also under indictment. Eugene Kidd and Lon Duvis, well-known residents of Salinas, Cal., had a shooting scrape on the street yesterday afternoon. Failing to hit each other with the bullets, they clinched, and Davis was cut on the head by a blow with a revolver. I Chinamen have been discovered killing fish in the American river, California, with giant powder car tridges. The cortes committee has approved of the Portugese convention with G:eat Britluu iu relation of South Africa. Samuel Maxwell Hartman com mitted suicide at Wheeling, W. "a., yesterday, by shooting himself in the head. The strike on the Midland railroad of Indiana, which has lasted a month was ended yesterday. Tho road ac ceded to all the strikers' demands. Two small children of August Ro-ca, of Oroville, Cal., who were lost early Tuesday morning, have been found ut Sweed's fiat, ten mill 8 from their home. R';sh E.vtlngo has secured a ve; diet for 3158 against Kate Claxton and Arthur II. Forrest, for failure to complete a contract witli her for her appearance iu the play, "Captain Swift." The first lottery conviction in Chicago for violation of the anti lottery law occurred In the federal court yesterday in tho case of the United State.i against Charles E. Gold for sending Louisiana lottery tickets thiough the mails. Judge Burtlett, of the supreme court of New York, yesterday de clined to hear tho application of certain Iilsh-Ainericans to restrain Eugene Kelly from sending funds to Justin McCarthy, saying It was simply "whether Kelly had been guilty of a breach of trust." Tweuty-lhreo immigrants were jent back to Europe by tho tederal uuthoiitles at New York yesterday. They were nit without money and itutilc to becoiuo a publlo charge. Oue made an allldavit he had been assisted to cmne to America by gov ernment agents in Ireland. i.orraitY AT STAVTON'. Ilrurins had fur one llnnlnrrof Stay ton Cliargetl Ulli This Crime- Deputy Sherifl Wrlyhtniau start ed for fetuvton Tluinduy as tho JouiiXAli went to prt-s-". Ho aimed hlnis'-'lf with a shoo'lug iron but not a word could be drawn out of him as to his Intended victim. About 0 o'clock at night he returned with ono Gardner iu custody charged with disposing of warea by means of a lottery contrary to law. This Is against both tho etato and federal law. Ho will have a hearing t efore the production of everything thatwiU a jtietio'. conduce to the material welfare and The accused appealed before Jus-, comfortofmaukiad are almost unlira tlco Applttjuti' at 10 u. in. today aud , jted aud when Syrup of Figs was first was turne l over toappear I efore tho proauced the world was enriched with Kruuu jurj , o.iu fii, Poultry Grower! Have for kilo at u fair price foiuo pure bred Plymouth ltock uud Part- rldgo Cochins CockroU for breed n? purpose. lSnqiilra nt Journal oillO) or Grant Place, North Balcm. VE. Hofer, llOTKb ARRIVALS. "willambttk" I) O Dragger, W L Mellowainc, .1 L Smith L J Pcovw, Sam S Gold Binllh, J A Freeman, W P Smith, Portland. Chas II Harf, Albany. O A Albert, Washington. W O t-'rauklln, It Weskwatc, S F. IS V Hyde, Sclo. L J Adams, Lewis Adi'rlch, Sll verlon. J C Mason, Chicago. B F Corranton, N Y. P H exion, Salem. J N Graham, Graham. G N Mosby nnd hon, Michigan. II Burton and wife, Forest Grpve. P Kirk, St Paul. ' II L Metcalf, Oregon City. "cook." H M Lambert, Mrs Dumiitigton, 3 1J Griffith, G C Everett, A L Adams, T Johns, Mrs Grace, W H Burs, Portland. A J Pitts, Castle Hock. GGerriug, N Dak. DDormon, Minn. A Chuston, South Baud. S P Soules, Miirquum.! G Stever, Glen, Col. H T Bowman, Cattanoogn. J Beutty, Evast. HB Mott, Peubla, Col. H M Edwards, Cincinnati. J J Stanley, JasRiggs, Marshfield. G und A L Kirkpatrick, W It Sheener, E C Minton, J C Herreu, L Swurtz, J Hanson, Salem. Hie New Discoyery. You have heard your friends and iieiubbois talking about it, You may be ono of the mauy ho khow from personal experience jint how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its stuunch fi lends, Deeauie the wonderful tiling about it is, that when once given a (rial, Dr. King's New Discovery cverxftur holds a place iu the house. If you haw never used it and should bealllicted witli a cough, cold or any Throat, Luug or Cheet troubles i-eeure a bottle at once and give it .t fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Tilul bottle free at Fry's Drugstore V MiruclB r llio Nineteenth Centitiy Owlutr to a bad state of the blood, i have bfpuiitlllctpit with rheumatism for twenty years. I bavo expended largo sums of noney for remedies recommended to mc, ind iroin if-liij powerinl liniments, my alp aud knee hid lost nearly all strength. When I commenced to take Ilibb.ucl'h Itbeumatte syrup I could not take one Mep without tbi- "id of acme. I cm now mo uitlieaM;. and v.-alk without my cane. I am relieved ofterrlblenillictlon aud wlh I might herald toallailllcted with rhcuini--tlsm and other blood diseases, tho nurll of hh wonderful medicine. S. S. CONOVER, Agt. n. M. Llfi Ins Co , Manistee, Mien. For sale by Smith it Meiuer. 9B ver Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a healthy Liver. "When tho Liver is torpid tho Bow els are sluggish and con ctipated, the food lies in the stomach undi gested, poisoning tho blood; frequent headache ensues; a teeling of lassi tude, despondency and nervousness indicate how tho -whole system is de ranged. Simmons Liver Regulator lias been tho means of restoring more people to health and happiness by giving them a healthy Liver than any agency known on earth. It acts with extraor dinary power and efficacy. NEVEn BEEN DISAPPOINTED, As n general family remedy for dyspepsia, Torpid J,i er. Constipation, etc., I hardly c er uso anything else, and havo never been dis appointed In tho ciTett produced; It seems to be almo t a wr'e t c .re for all dlscaro- cfthu Stomach and Uov.'c'i. V. J. SIcEino-, J'-'or Ga. ,o havo tho txcusivo Control of o Anu don't haoe to offer a prize to till thtt l?50i, for lt$ the 8EST HADE. Every Can holds ONE AND OUE HALF POUNDS, GILBERT & PATTERSON, SALEM. ORE. 3ENO FOR OUR CATALOQUE and PRICES ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, "DIANAPOLIS. IND. Tho World Knrlchsd. The facilities of the nrpsc nf !,, v tlic only perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse tem gcntly in tbe Spring-time ,J, . J? ;,. ,v, or, iu fact, at any time, and the bettei it is known, tho more popular it be comes. (SSSjll 3Sos) -2 jto)Hfe SO i IwIWt '"BH& ROSEDHL Parties wishing to build nice residences and in search of a beautiful loc t with pleasant surroundings should visit ' ROSEDALE. It is located direct on the the snow capped mountains, Mfc. Hood and Mt. Jefferson, as well as the green hills of Polk the Avhole tract well as - 9 Are now ordered All Real Kstate Men In this City, who will Ben Forstncr. Shoe's the Same We can fit you in style or pi ice. Here are a few leaders that will put money iu tho purse of careful buyers. FOR CHILDREN. We cau bhow you durable and well made Shoes, 50 cts., 75 cts. to 1 00 FOR MEN. A first-class full-stroug Farmers plow shoe, $1.75. We havo shoes so much cheaper than this we do not care to mention it. WOMEN'S SHOES. Here is our great strouyhold. A daisy, pebble goat for $1.50. No better shoo in sold at many stores for ?12. IN LOW SHOES, for Misses and Ladies, from 75 cts to 1.50 for the best. Remember that theseare only some feelers ut our general stock of dry Koods, groceries and clothing til' goes at Pinail margins for quid returns. 25c Want Column. Itlces Inserted for ONK CENT TER WOHD EACH INSERTION. No adver tiKemeuttnserledln this lolumn for less than twenty-five cents. niLOWon heautllul Ortgou," Ilw.ico," r nnd"Tncoma"are tho titles to thiee new and charming iuUkIcjiI compositions forthe nluno forte. Iluto or violin, liv mnic 3-j cents each. For sale ut Diamond's Mil sic Moiibti, Sua Commeirlal stieet, Sulein A general stock of musical merchundUe. FOUND. Receipt book with mime of A N. Sconce. Apply atjouux.ti. office. FOR RENT. Fine cottage, centinl pan of city, a'l modern conveniences. Iu. quire of y)le A. Moorei, Turner block, N'U'EljY fiirnUhed looms to rem, will hoard, lu plensantet pai I ofcitv.nen tret car lines, -tOUCeutert-tieei a::uif LOiT- On Commercial street a zentlc man's glove. Finder plcifco leave ut JoUUNAL, otlice. It WANTED To buy a second linncl .. . buggy fiom Si'J to S(W. Inquire of Col. Ashtiy at meal market, oJj North 5-25 bt liberty street A BARGAIN For a Tew days only, nice rei-ldence In south salcm. G A C3,il house and halfucio of ground, few blocks irum yoaiomce. w. 11. SIMlVsON A11ARGAIN, A house nnd two loti foi ?n!e In South Salem ut ouly iuo. In lulreofW.il. Simpson. lt:3-tf t GOOD BARGAIN For tho nM t.. i days I will sell at n bargain tho house, lot nmt hum nt. sm IVini.. .t.ani rm.i piopeity Is situated In the best part of the city. Is iu iluo condition, and w III move u umiraiimm jor me nun urcuaser. i or erinscall upon ornddress Win. s. Arnold ' Winter stieet. 6 111 id ITU'R SALE Bargain, for cash ortnus to tult, horse, buggy and harnci.-., in. ;ether orsepemte. Horse six yeais old ceth perftctly gentle lor fomlly driving, at Em-Urn's Music store. Auil 5:1 3t TIAKENUl'atthoresldenceo(J.Dunnell ot Silver Fulls. A bay gel Hug lnn,e light side foot white, black mime and tul! star lu forehead, braodid 8 on left Jiauk S h leh owner can luuo by nayiug auvt-i 'UeuU'lit and damages. Kuoulro ui Ji-e lU'cnnlls. Knights, Oregon. 5 Si lm d riiHRhE NAIJA-Mouey loaned ou L watches and Jewelry mid all kinds m .ersouiit propei ty that can be stored li' !SJ "''V' At !nrr'B Jewelry utorn iPti state stieet, 27 if lT,0I,tJ?,i&A borbo, cart and harness V FrlcoSiO. A bargain for fomeououii,, needs a giKid rig. luijulre ut tho i-alen. ru- Woiks. 5 o iW !t,S,.M,LK,A1f.?. TllAlE.-K!ne Clyd. I Stallion Iwllltrudelor city or Hum lrorerly,also havo three flue farms lu cntro! Nebraska, York, aud ll.inillton x)uutles wmild chango forlwud InOreinta Gallon R.lt. Ryan, North Salem. -l--.7-tf I.XUt HA1.E. About oue acre of land and V turn, with running water In reir oi barn. A beautiful location fr a home. In inilro at second house on rluht hand side f Asylum aenue alter ciotiig bridge olng to Asylum. fc 4-Vl VXT-ANTEDAn Bctlve, rrlluble .man balary $7uio monthly. wu, i fO niombly, wlib lu- JL. ft ,lV'nt 'elllns our eoo.u on tlielr merlU. We want county nml eenem s.enu. and will tnke back all tools un' somifacountyajjent full to iear 1100 xnA exprmetafera tblrtj ilay' trial, or Keueralnirent Iws than MSA Wo win eu;1 la.ge llluktraied circuliin. and letter dim i i?. "uL2S.r. ?.Ll- .' p- ?,Jor.,ourwlPtor3 "uwut ktum Apply at oure and get In of the biiini! Addrwa Iteuner Manufacturing iv "r,,tl ours.i'a. 1 7 diw tf Bod Mm. Electric line to tho Fair Ground, overlooking tho otif county are in plain view. Tho is a beautiful green plateau. tho North Salem new building short distance of this tract. H S graded at the expense of the is now for sa by bi ready at any time to show FARMERS, LIVERYMEN AND OTHERS When in Need of Harness, lou Avill find it to your advantage to call on me be fore purchasing elsawhere, as I have the LA11GEST Rtf TAIL STORE IN OBEGON. Gents' and Ladies' Sad! dies iu most modern styles, HEAD QUARTERS FOR HILL'S CONCORD HARNESS Best made in the world. I f f1 T . 1- v ior oaiem. 1NUT IU JtJJW UJNJJJWKSOLD 1 7-snrro-xr Tlnvntc-cj onrl Wom..tn TF..rt l ""noJ "'";"- """ tne lowest. 1 Ins house is not ot Al ushroom growth, but was established by me in 18G9 and by long experience know the demands of the at uie sign or "iie Jbig 4.UU1.IUHS: my iioiuiiiW!) iui uiltJil HUClill liail'Onntro in the past. By square dealing, 1 hope for a continuance of "o sa"ie. K S. LAMPORT, 289 Commercial Street. Sash. and. Door Factory Front Street, Salem, Oregon. j.ne oesc ctass ol woric in. wim me lowest, uniy the Dest material used BAKER & STRANG. 302 Commercial Street &238GrentesUlubor saving inventiou in tbe household line. Va9lits m vurit'tics of goods from the finest lueo to the coarsest carpets, perftctly I'lean, without rubbing or boiling, without the uso of chemicals or any destructive process ouly soap aud water. The company ownini; It oilers ilOOO to anv perbon who will produce a family washer equal to the NbW kit A in the following peints: -Price. Labor saving. liapldity of wash ing. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning perfectly without damage to 'lothing. .simplicity and perfect construction. Blze, weight and dura bility. Katislactlou guaranteed or money refunded Sole Agents for Marion count v. ow Hetail. P. H. jmrwirMWM.i "illltfTW ? o LU S wist a 3 oc a Wg 2! m z: a ! -4 SI ql IglALJys UriPv lVVSaS Vj?M wS&SS . iu n.y oi Miit-in, urctfun, w ui" "" y'i.M FOREST GROVE POULTRY YARD&jW ' ilMO ullli tw.iKondnnd aWMnf,8Ui.yof Founded n 1877. !000 YOUNG ; FOWLS FOR SALE ud tbjtlnost evr IbrcrfJ on the jlacl!lc I'oaj-t. UoolyouiGi.riler'.Tearly for;iholc2elccUons. Send Stamp forJOatalogue. Address J, M. GARRISON, IftU-dw Forestlrove, Oregon, city evcr- site is unsurpassed and The High school as are. within a H I owners. This property this tract to purchasers Saddles, Whips, Robes etc ! am sole Manufaci.mWa iJ - wi, w Ai.tlJ( 1 "suu iiauiess its tow as trade. You can't miss the plac JJapple Uray liorse." our line at prices to compete Stoves, Ranges, Fcrnaccs, Tinware, and ali House Fuuifeliipg Good& riininey an! mttrm, FIdh Pumps, i Iron ni Bofkeje Force Pumps. Fumrs For Orchard Spraying. KcwErallydrauIicCloilifsWasy Pianos an id Organs AND --MUS1CAI, MJSltCJJAXJUSr." FINEST LINF. LOWEt'J J'MCKR. Installments from ?5 per month up. W1JI li,,eaD,J EAST0N & CO. 310 Commercial St., Salem. Head Quarters for the Salem Ou-hcMrti. dff 'lrBxVizauTnrrmmerjmxs&usx' Notice to Contractors. jN will be rcvslT l ly Ilia City offalm. UlttifOll :oii. ut the ..ill -a or'iiie city surveyor w the city of alin a' s.lom, Orepon, n" Uo'ulno'n in., ofitinoiri, lJi I"1 1 im. tlmuhiiia blJs will booiwnPd fort lie -bulla liiir nnd couatnictlou of i sjw er lu i00ril nr.d S i of tlin city of .-ulem and on ti.fc " ol buld bl. tokH In iin-iiril'iuca with the J1" Hies, plain Hnt bin rlil.-uiloriKj theiHJ' "" lllo In tli. olHco ot the wild city 8uFve0rtA. Kaelt bid must baiie-onumulcd oy " iosltinr,iorofthecl of toem,OrVi lu ttienuuiorsiou 1,1. a Buiiruntee pi goou faith on the ptrtof tha bidder, which i w"' be mrMt.-il by the cilj t H"lelII-.yief.,?i lu cubool falluruof bivmI filth on tbe 1"" if tl.e bidder. 1'he blank ftrmcontrao'no .lie bond tho bidder will be riu'fc'1 K -xtcuttt lit case Ul bid Is satisfactory w ealem. iJr.on tho city of Sa'fni. Oregon. rei-veiiiHrjiony or n '"h'-it. by orUr onbc.fominonouncll oftbecjv ol 8jIIi Iii.OifUon. ... Ilivwl,.. Al. E. GOOUEUj, Keoorder. IL POOL!?, Blficksmilli ! rmerly ol Scrlbor .t iwiw, "' . I'ohle, two doir rlnge hardware
