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ft R MASttfctotaB QmtDtutAk whh Milled by the Sal Viwiwkn couercus. Ilia claimed by 151 'fiempo Hint yellow fcver Is causing ininy deaths in Vera Urnr.. Somlerla JJros.,lwnl:cr of Ouudle- jam, liavoaealgnod. IiMblllllefl, ?1, 400.000: assclB, fCOO.000. A private telegram from the City of Guatemala fcayBlbero lias been n general shaking up In tiio cabinet of President Barrilat). Tiio trouble in the old cabinet was occasioned by ihe fact that Barrllas wanted to take the reuponsibllliy of running every department without consulting bis secretaries lint. The liew cabinet la now as follews: Minister of for eign relations and public workB, De Leon; treasurer, Aguilar; minister of war, President Barrllas; minister of the interior and Justice, Livctta. FATHKB MOLLINOEK 1'HOSTKATKD PiTTSUTJiio, June 10. Futher MollingerisBO completely exhausted over the strain of the past few day that lie has been compelled to take his bed. He has nervous prostration, aud he has announced that he onu not see Ills patienta. Althoug hun dreds of people came to his ln.us this morning, he could see none. The doorbell was removed to insure quiet. Heinteuds to go away tor rest as soon as be recovers sufllcieu tly from his present prostration. rTIIK BARBOUIliMURDBRERS. A Snit Decided Against Govern meni. Ilic TRIAL OF TUB HUNT LYNCHERS. Found Drowned, Killed his Brother, Terrible Outrage,FromIthe Latin States, Foreign and State News, Etc. KEIT JIER CUI1.D IX A WIRE NET EWHJ.', 111.. June 19. Geo. E Bowen is under arrest for breaking an ice pitcher over his wife's head. He is the son of the millionaire, Geo. S. Bowen, president of the National Electrical society and a well known railway man, who operated in New York state. The wife is the daughter of a Chicago board of trade operator named Creighton, who owns an elegant country scat here. The cduple were married with elaborate ceremonies about three years ago. Domestic diilereucea began before the honey moon was ended. Mrs. Bowen had been accustomed to keep her child In a yard made of wire netting while she attended lo her Boclety aflaire. The neighbors say she occa sionally kept the infant there all night. Divorce proceedings are in progress. CANNOT IJUV JJA1T. Gloucester, Juno 10. Word has been received here of tho difficulty American fishermen experience in obtaining bait in Newfoundland. Captain James Forrest, or the schooner Nellie N. Rowe, said he called at Bay Bt. George, where Jhe found a British and a French war- shin cuardlnc the fisheries. While tho English warvessel remnined in port tho French commander had nothing to say, and American fisher men were permitted to buy what bait they desired by tho British commander. When the latter left port, however, tho Frpnch com mandcr ordered all tho Americans out of tho harbor. DKAQON'S TEETH ENEJIIE3. New York, Juno 10. -A lottor from Hayti says Hlppolyto con tlnuestokiilhis supposed enemies 0UI118tallceB but tnoy accummato mater man ue can kill them. Writer thinks Hlppolyto undoubtedly crazy. WIIjIj of oenerai. I'IKE. Washington, Juno 10. Tho will of tho late General Albert Pike, grand commander of tho Scottish Itlto Order of Masous of tho South ern jurisdiction, has been filed. He leaves all articles personally to trusts for tho bonefit of tho order of wLlch ho was graud commauder. Tho fee n 1itn1i tin la .AtiHtlml Iti till. famous Choctaw award, ho leaves to I his two sons and daughter. Tool money la tho treasury of tho Uulted States arising from tho sale, under the process of confiscation, of his property in Llttlo Rook, ho wills to the United States, "that they may have an honest title thereto, and no longer hold them as proceeds of plundering, under form of law; and also tho Indebtedness of the United States to me for four horses lost by me In the military service of tiio United States in Mexico." MYSTERIOtd MURDER. Fort White, Flu., Juno 10. As yesterday morning's train was pass ing the woods between Brandfurd and Fort White, the poMeugera saw tho body of a man tied to a luilepoat. Tho train was stopped aud tb) body was found to bo that or tall mulatto, apparently about 21 years of ago. bulled fast by a ropo tied around his neck and waist. Hi hauds were tied behind his back and his body was riddled with buckshot. Inquiries at the next station showed that nothing had been heard of any lynching. Tiio authorities aro looking into tho mutter. AVPAIR3 IN CHILI. Nkv York, June 10. A special from Iqulquo, Chill, via Galveston, nays: "The demaud for provisions keeps prices up, lu splto of the recent heavy importations from San Fran cisco. Balmnceda litis prohibited shipments from the south to ports kld by tho congresslonallstB, thus Necessitating tho importation of iUur and provisions from olsewhure for ports north of Coqulmbo, Mer eluutU naturally are looking to Call Jotnl to keep up supplies, The UUd States wurnlilui Baltimore mwI Bh Francisco will leavo nt 10 , w. today. It is expected (hat the Htn Francisco will leturn hero on HtMMfey, Tho Ualtlmoro goi-a to Wiiwwt obUiook wilmon, best cat Jkb, tfuruwM, shad, halibut, fryers, ItMltNra and poultiy, fiwh butter A i M IMvIs & Wbllo'fi Court tract iurket. Prompt delivery. , Jhbf mtthf &t garwf . THE BARBOUR murderers. Portland, Juno 10. James Wil liams, one of the murderers of Wm. M. Barbour, tho Lebanon merchant, in this city, who was held without bail for tho crime, is now In the county jail, while Henry Wilson, or "Dukes,"as he is now kuown.is con fined lu the general cell as a witness. "Dukes" complains because Chas. Davis who was brought down from Montana, gave some damaging tes timony orndnst Williams, aud also put "Dukes" iu a fair way for the penitentiary. Davis claims that Williams' part ner, White, who really did the kill ing, failed to divide the spoils as all the accomplices thought he should, and while in jatl at Butte, Jlmim Rice, oneof the murderers, squealed Wilson said that while In jail with Williams in Butte the latter con ft&sed that he and one Whilo had spotted Barbour iu Portland, and, after following him a ways out ol town, started in to rob him. As lie showed fight White, or "Leaven worth Fatty" shot him, and then both threw his body into the creek Rice said that White did not make a fair "dlvy," and claimed he only got about 540. There is no longer auy question but Williams is one ol the correct parties, and the officers are now tracing. White, who is be lieved to be somewhere In Utah. aciainst the government Philadelphia, Juno 10. The jury in the Meyer and Dickinson te3t suit against the government to recover duties paid on importations of hat trimmings returned a verdict this morning in tho Uulted States circuit court in favor of plaintiffs. Plalntlfis claimed goods wore liable to 20 per cent duty, whilo officials held they wero dutiable at 50 per cent. Tho governmeut will appeal the verdict to tho supremo court. By tho verdict, tho government Is liable for from twenty to thirty mil lion dollars that it collected on duties from Importers of millinery materials in various parta of this country. the hunt lynchers. Walla Walla, June 10. The examination of witnesses began vestordav in tho trial of Privates Evans, Muellar, Cutter.and Clinton, Chailes Trumpower nnd Joseph Trumpower, tho six soldiers charged with tho murder of A. J. Hunt on April JMth. Several witnesses wore on tho stand, and dotalled .tho cir- of tho killing. The most Important witness was Sherlfi McFarlaud. When asked by the prosecuting attoruoy if ho recoguized any of too ueieuaants as ueing presont at the tlmo Hunt wus killed, tho sheriff replied that ho recoguized all tho six defendants as being amoug tho number who lynched Hunt. On cross-oxami nation Mc Farlaud stated that tho first limo he recognized tho men was when he was sent lo tho garrison by the grand Jury to subpojua wltuesses. At tho tlmo ho served tho subpoe nas upon the six doiouuiuus, wno were, examined as witnesses by tho grand Jury, ho did uot know their names. Tho grand jury gavo him a list of names to subpojua from the garrison. When ho recoguized tho men he told the, district attoruoy of his suspicions that tho men had been in tho mob. Tho first man he recoguized was Charles Trumpower. The sheriff testified that In the cor oner's iuquest ho did not remember that ho was asked whether he could identity any of tho soldiers. At the conclusion of Sherlil McFarlaud's testimony the state rested tho case. Private Evans, cue of tho defend ants, was called, and testified that ou the night of tho lynching ho was at his quarters playing cards, aud that he did not go to towu that night, and did not hear of the lynching until next day. Sergeant Soliumaker testified that ho saw Evans lu tho library at the quarters playing cards between tho hours of 7 and 0 p. m. Twolvo other privates testified that they saw Evans iu tho library playlug cards between 8 and 0 p. m. ou tho ulghl of tho lynching. KILLED 1I1B llUOTHER. Cahmel, N. Y., June 10 Frank FaUanmlo, tho 8-yoar-old bou of u mcchuuio living in Brewster's, N.Y., was shot ou Tuesday mornlug by his brother Fred, four years older titan hlniBclf. Tho llttlo fellow died tho samu aflornoon, after Dr. Miller had vainly tried to extract tho bullot, which had lodged In his hip. It wusat first thought tho Bhootlug was accidental, but it now looks as If Frod dellberatoly killed hs un fortunate brother. John Fullutnale, tiio fathor of tho boys, makes a state moat which leaves llttlo doubt as to Fred's, guilt. Tho futher Bald that after tho boys awakened, but before getting up, they had a quarrel. Fred was heard to toll Frank he wanted to shoot, A moment later Fred got up aud obtained his father' pistol, with which he shot tho luilo fMllfiw. FrnU did uot rvwver coiiMtioufciH'W tufiluk'iitly to tell lib ) storyt OKAND CHI HP TELKOnAPHBR. St. Louis, Juno 10. Tho grand division of the order of railway tele graphers today elected A. I). Tliurs tou, of Vinton, Town, grand chief telegrapher. TERRinLE OUTRAGE. San Francisco, Juno 10. Dep uty "Recorder Barnard, of Bridge port, Meno couuty, writing to tho Chroniclo gives fuller particulars of the killing of Chinaman Ah Tal by the Walker Lake Indians at Bridge port, June 0th. Ah Tal was afraid to leave tho court room after his dis charge and one orhlsattorneyswent to request the sheriff to give him a body guard. Four Indians then rushed into the court room. Justice Fales, Ah Tai aud one of the hitter's attorneys being tho only occupants, they seized the Chinaman and drag ged him Into the street, where they were joined by other Indians, who took the victim half a mile out of town and made mince, meat out of his body. CRAZY MILLIONAIRE. New York, Juno 10. H. Victor Newcombe, who has beeu accoun ted ono of tho millionaires of Jvew York, nnd who, up to a year or so neo. was ono of tho biucest and boldest speculators lu Wall street, has been committed to an asylum for insane in the neichborhood of New York. The opnlicatlon for his commitment was made to Judge McAdam, of the superior court, by the immediate members of Mr. New combe's family. It was indorsed by the affidavits of Dr. Allen G. Fitch, ofBellevillu, aud Dr. Matthew D Field, both of whom are experts In insanity. They agreed that the millionaire is of unsound mind, and liable, because of his halluciuu tious, to inflict bodily harm on those ofwhom lie entertains insaue sus- nciions. With the order of court secured, Mr. Newcombe's family took immediato steps ti havo him placed In a retreat. RUNAWAY BALLOON. Paris, JuuelO. AtLavillotteTues day a balloon -intaiug a profession al aeronaut and two other persons made an ascension which was watched by great crowds of spec tators. When the balloon reached tho height of sixty feet, the aeronaut lost his balauce and fell to the earth. His injuries were serious. The bal loon and tho two remaluiuc occu pants, neither of whom knew any thing of handling it, ascended high er and higher, and finally disappear ed in the clouds. Tho prefects of outlying towns were promptly tel egraphed to keep a sharp lookout for tho runaway bnlloou, but up to this morning uothiug has been heard. THE CHEROKEE STRIP. Arkansas City, Kas., Jnne 10. It is stated that a thoroughly or gunized body of boomers will short ly enter tho Cherokee strip, cut all tho fences and burn tho grass, thus forciug tho cattlemen off tho land Tho cattlemen on tho strip with au thority of law havo been warned by Secretary -Ross, of the Cherokeo nation, that all cattlo found tres passing will bo seized. most airrs one year. New York, Juno 10. John Moit, tho anarchist, was sentenced to ono year's Imprisonment today. SLAVIN AND SULLIVAN. New Orleans. Juno 10. The Olympic club of this city has tele graphed an oiler of a purse of ?25, 000 for a fight in tho Olympic club arena botweeu Slavln aud Sullivan, to tuko place February 27th. CAVT. SIMPSON DEAD. San Franuibco, Juno 10. Cap tain It. W. Simpson, tho millionaire lumper dealer, died here tills morn ing from capillary bronchitis, aged soventy-sevon years, lie was a member of tho firm of Simpson Hrm, known throughout the Pacific coast states. STATE. NOT YET rWNO. KuaBNH,-Or., June 19. The searching party returned lost even ing, after endeavoring for two days to find tho body of C. O. Hurlburt, who was drowned ln;tliu Willa mette 11 vo milts holow IiereTuesdry. The river is very deep and swift at that point, and little can bo nrtmi plished by dragging. Tho account of tho accident, n given by Sir. Robinson, who was with Hurlburt, is most thrilling. Ho barely esnel by swimming a loug distance with hip boots. The boat was a witivuw one, and tho current doubled it V gather, causing it to lmmfu.tp tiuk. ACCIDENT AT A KtlNERAL. LtNKViLLii. Or . Juue 10. W. A. Carroll was seriously Injured while attending the funeral of S. B. Cruu ston yesterday. The team scared and rau away, turning tho bugiry over and throwing Carroll out. His wire fell on top of him, aud the buggy on her. She was knocked ten:', rettmining o for ten min utes. Site is seri.usly Injured about the head, aud her body is bruised. She lien iu a precarious condition, but will recover. MOTffgfcii ps2itio&iltBMBIamJmmmbijm&ma&mmnm1t t!m BIG IN KUUtttn. 5 SOMETHING FOREIGN THE URIGANDS. London, Juue 19. A dispatch from Constantinople gives an alarm ing account of the increase of brigandage in various parts of the Turkish empire. In the Turkish nrnvlneo known as Old Servta, a brigand chief named Mibran has "stablished himself in the moun tains with about eighty followers, and lives iu princely fashion on blackmail exacted from the people of the villages. These are glad to pay for the exemption and protec tion of their property from Injury, tud for that purpo-e each house holder pays Mihrau a sum in pro portion to his possessions, Christians being obliged to pay about double the amount exacted fro'u Turks. Mihrau is said to be an Italian, and he hold his followers in com plete discipline. One of them hav ing been shown to have plundered a peasant who had punctually paid blackmail, Mihrau had tho offend crs e.us and hands 'cut off, and sen them in a bag to the injured peasant. Mihrau exacts from everybody the honors due to the rank of pasha. The Turkish authorities mode a demonstration of attacking the bri gands' abode a few months ago, but withdrew their forces without hav ing done anything of consequence. Mihrau remained in seclusion for a few days, aud theu suddenly de scended on the villages aud collected all the amounts that the peasantry had agreed to pay. EARTHQUAKE IN INDIA. Oalcutta,-Juuo 19, Sixty eartn quake shocks wero experienced throughout the province of Bengal yesterday, and many buildings were destroyed. wool sales. London, Juno 10. At tho wool sales yesterday 12,437 bales were ofluretl. Tho values iu some in stances are rather dearer. Prices throughout are good. All scoured sold readily. Medium qualities showed an improvement. Capo of Good Hope and Nutul wools went off well at tho fall In recent rates. WANTS SILVER STANDARD. Washington, Juno 10. The Bureau of American Republics have received a copy of tho annual mes sago of President Pellegriul, of the Argeutino republic, laid before the congress lu May last. Tho financial crisis, tho president says, grows W'orso dally. Paper tuonoy,of which there is two hundred uud sixty mil lions lu circulation, sustained 80 per cent. Ho estimated tho loss elnce the crisis leguu at 200,000,000 pounds sterling. Ho considers tho best solu tion of the tluauclnl difficulties would bo to correct defects lu the state baukln system, revive the credits of state bank and enable them to continue. Ho udds. "But the gold standard is the lusuparablo difficulty lu tho way of re suming Bpeclo payments If we waut melulllo basis wo must resort to silver. All objections raised against thu silver standard may apply to Europe but do not atleot us, HOYT AND THE GERMANS. Washington, Juno 10 The de partment ot state has been Informed that tho German got eminent has decllued to Burrender True W. Hoyt, tho defaulting employe of gas light company of Philadelphia. Thoro is no extradition treaty with Germany covering tho points of offenses and while thu Gorman gov ernment is willing to surrender him without Bpcofio treaty stipulation it wus only upon coudltlop that this govonutent would also rocogulzothe demand by the German govern ment for thu an r render of escaped criminals whose crimen are not cov. ervd by vxhUtlng treaty. This oon dltluu could not bo accepted. The United States government has besn in conimunlouUoit with the govern umni of Great Britain aud Is hope ful of wourlug Hoyt In the end. Kcinarkultlo Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plalnfield, Ills., makes the statement that lie caught cold, which settled on her luns; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hope less victim of consumption uud that no mcdioitio could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. KiHg's New Discovery for Consumption; she bought a bottle aud to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She continued its use and taking ten Iwttles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as ever she was. Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Fry's Drug Store, large bottles 60 cts. aud ?100. MARKETS. WHEAT. Chicago, Juno 10,-Wheat steady, cash, .00; July S1.01J. San Francisco, Jan. 10. Wheat, buyei, 1891, $1.70. WBiVTttBUREPOllT. San Francisco, Juno 10. Tho forecast for Oregon aud Washington Is light rains. Tho 1'urest ami Itest Articles kuowu to medical science are used in preparing Hood's Sarsa paillla, Every lngrvdlont Is care fully selected, personally examined, mid only tho best remitted. Tho medicine Is prepared under the su pervision of thoroughly competent pharmacists, and every step lu the process of manufacture is carefully watched with a view of becuring lu Hood's Sursapurilla the best possible result. Rainy weather is uot uppreel itcd by tho building trades or bookmak ers, Dinner tor Two, Apimllta fur Onot" htiynu dycwnliu to tho wultor. oiilvrlnc fur kolfuiij friouil. Aud lupixwe tie had hint un niipellte. It would twe uxoulied litui, uUvt(eixly, to Krutlly IU Ol the Hbemlnixblo jvuiij; tlint ovou u llttlo un cuuhva tiio con tinned victim oflurtlKetlon. I'unmtwry ou vatrtli-no 1. AHoivvbor unuvwwiury. Uiuiiku. liptlmu once, y- ucn inner,) tcumtle.tliy.B eoumoof llojluttcr'i rUuin. .. ... !.. . T - . . .... ... . : . iiuummumai wuu reiruvio- ry utoimtal.. lutayli-Kiliu wo ouly echo the recorded extnvueo a! tliouwuiU who tukvo iiw'd the tiro. l tmiolilo lo lliulr iMtluc hei.Dtn r'or tho limotlon of slug. itUli liter, uud fur tardy or Unction, of tho ooui).lioihtiry up. in ntteouipuny d-iHirwIii-ti.U flutt k'ut'uti.l.K'Ji ruuallv crtl. oleul. iUUrtul nnitalnu, kidney trouble ruvuuuiuDfu aim uaurui(.it uvivirv uruvu rvtort J hud lu tho Uiltor. A Slnsl- IHull" "'l Wp,b,','1 "V"r " Thoilviul rounds nnd Cot 8I.io- The biKRost "biscuit" of rubber over seen in North America is on exhibition in a store in Warren street it ouno from tho upper Amazon, woighs n. trt lo over n thousand pounds nnd cost its owners $1,010. Around its largest clr cutnferenco it measures 10 feet, being composed of successive layers that form a practically solid mass throughout There is enoucli rubber in tho lump to make 5,000,000 "election" bands, or, if mado into ft siiigl(3 string, there Is enough to mako a lino whicli would reach 150 miles. Although tho biscuit Is now perfectly black. It was pure white, liko tho Juieo of the milk weed, when taken from tho trw. Tho native who made tho lump first drovo two crotched stakes in tho 'ground nt a distanco of ten feet npart, and In the crotches ho rested a smooth pole. Then ho built a firo midway be tween tho posts, in such a position as to concentrate tho heat nt tho center of the crossnlece, Tho rubber, in Its fluid consistency, was poured on tho hottest surfaco of the stringer, mid as it felt tho warmth of tho Are it congealed. By turning tho pole slowly around tho layer of rubber took its present snapo, which Is that of a big, overgrown bis cuit. It is slow work turning tho stick and congealing tho rubber, nnd a wholo day is consumed in making a single layer. It took forty days to complete the biscuit in question, for, besides hardening it. It had to be cured and smoked by processes very similar to those used in curing and smoking hams. Tho Amazon natives uso a peculiar bark to effect tho curing process, which is burned in tho fire, nnd which im-, parts certain properties that prepare tho rubber for preservation. Tho rubber which is hero described smells so much liko tho ordinary sugar cured ham that one could not tell tho difference if blindfolded. In this re spect the rubber from the Amazon pos sesses a. distinct superiority over that from Africa. In tho latter country the natives seem to know nothing what ever about the curing and smoking process, and tho result is that their rubber has an indescribably vilo odor. In preparing this big lump for com mercial use it will bo first put into tho grinder or mill, where it will undergo a treatment vory liko that of mastication. This makes it pliable. It will then bo put into a calendar, where it will be flattened and drawn out into tho re quired sizo and shape, after wlilch it will bo cut up into tho shapes used in commerce. Now York Times. RO Sip, "fv Tajpmpr T Pnrtios wishing to builtl nico msidoncos nnd in search of )t with pleasant uurronndings should visit l)WlMfcirl Watic, The Work or Years Undone In a Day. There is such a thing as being too careful about your youngsters. A prom inent Maine clergyman endeavored to bring up his children far from tho con taminating influence of the vulgar mob. No public schools, no games with the boys, no hilarious fun, "no nothin'," as young America graphically expresses it Tho boys wero not allowed to leavo tho dooryard unless they wero securely shackled to tho parson's hand. Well, ono day boyish nature asserted itsolf, and they ran away. As might bo expected, thoy immediately gravitated among the worst crowd in town. All day they heard those names and words so reverently spoken by their father in his prayers coupled in tho most as tonishing and startling manner. Thoy arrived in the paternal dooryard at night dusty, torn, tired, but happy. "Well, young sirs, where havo you been this day?" "Oh, father, wo'vo been down to see the Brown boys and" "Tiio Brown boys, you rascals I and don't you know that they are tho most wicked llttlo boys in tho village?" "Oh, no, no, father," expostulated tho youngsters; "they're surely not wicked, for there's not been a. minute this afternoon but that they've earnest ly called upon the name of tho Lord." Lowiston Journal. Tho Koy or Death. The "Key of Death" is apparently a largo koy which is shown among the weapons at tho arsenal at Venice. It was Invented by Tibaldo, who, disap pointed in love, designed this Instru ment for tho destruction of his rival. Tho key is so constructed that tho han dle may bo turned around, revealing n small spring, which being pressed a very One needle is driven with considerable force from the other end. Tills needle is so very fine that tho flesh closes over tho wound immediately, leaving no mark, but the death of tho victim is al most instantaneous. -Detroit Free Press. The Monkey Wrench and It Inreutor. Monkey wrench Is tho namo applied to a tool, a sort of spanner with araov ablo jaw. Some etymologists account for tho forepart of tho namo by recall ing tho fact that a monkey's jaw is inovablo also. Tho monkey wrench was invented somo years ago by a poor inechanio whoso namo h Charles Mono koy. Ho sold his patent for a song, and is now working for day's wages in Brooklyn. Ills invention has mado millions of dollars for thoso who wore ablo to placo it upon tho market Harper's ioung People. A Rather Doubtful AceomplUhment. Distinguished Foreigner I under itond tho United States has built somo of tho fastest cruisers over designed. American Yes, sirco. They can run liko a railway train. Good Nows. True Generottty. Greeno What do you do when yon (ot stuck on a counterfeit bill I White Givo it to my wi&.Mnn ley's Weekly, Happy Hoosiors. Wm. TiiMtuous, Postmaster of Idaville, I mi., writes: "Kleetrlo Bitters has done more forme than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from Kidney and hlver trouble." John Leslie, farmer aud stockman of same place, says: "Find Klectrlo Bitters to bo tho bct Kldiiev aud Liver meciclne, made me feci like a now man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, Bays. "Klectrie Bitters Must tho thing for a man who is nil run down and dou'tcare whether he lives or dies; ho found new frtrengtu, good appetite uud felt iiut like ho had a now leabo on life. )uly 60 cU, it bottle nt Fry's Drug Slow. ROSKDAIvE. It is located direct on the Electric lino to tho Fair Ground, ovcrlookin tho cntlfn tho snow capped mountains, Ht. Hood and Mt. JolTorson, as well ns the green hills of Polk county tiro in plain view. Tho situ is unsurpassed tu,l the wholo tract is a beautiful greon plntonu. Tho High school well as tho North Salem, now building arc within a short distance of this tract. us XSyaaaBSS. ETS JsSKaBt&SSr Are now ordered graded at tho expense of the owners. This property is now for sale by All Real Estate Men In this City, who will !:o ready at any time to show this tract to purchas ers. S f i 8 w v s v Lea irsm j Sole Agents for Mccormick and deering mowers. BAKER & STRANG, 302 Commercial Street Stoves, Ranges 'olu Tinware, Furnaces, and all hm Goods. Cliinmcy and Sewer Pipes, Plurcliing. Ruinaps. Wood, lion and Buckeye Force Pumps. Pumps For Orchard Spaying. NcwEra II Ydranlic Giutlies Washer! GrentesUabor saving invention in the household line. Washes nl varieties of goods from the finest lace to tho coar&est carpets, perfectly lean, without rubbing or boillug, without tho use of chemicals or any lestructivo process only Hoap ami water. The company owning it offers S1000 to auv person who w IU produce u family washer equal to the NEW ERA In the following peints: Price. Labor saving. Itapidity of wash ing. Variety of fabrlo washed. Cleaulng perfectly without damage to clothing. Simplicity and perfect coiibtruclluu. Size, weight and dura 'illlty. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Sole Agents for Marlon county. dw , Ho8Sygyj Pianos anid AND- Organs MUSI CA L JUJBIt CITAJSWISJS. FINEST LINF. LOWEST PRICES. Installments fmtu J5 per month up. Wholesale nnd Ketail. P. H. EASTON & CO., 310 Commercial St., Salem, Head Quarters for tht Salem Orchestra. dw 3UOJHWOW J. G. HARRIS. R. A. MOORE SALKM EXPRESS COMPANY. (.cave orders at tho Club oUiblos, ono block eat o l'oatottlcc. All ordor promptly intended lo. ASI!BT MARKETS J. P.WHITE, EXPRESS AND TRUCK LINE. Uuulins ef nil hinds. Heat work. Wueou nt every train. 163 BUte ktret, golem. n ur read to inns urira.Ii and unit mi.ii. u ......... keen the I! ii. wii-tTJ ..m" ?. "'.V V' iellrerr. wi rti u TbJnkull our' Zu SiTKifSi'i ,rir ,.l,,em, lnwi. h-'pinv tuey will mil iwutlnuo with u. 0 Utprty ureet, Kortu n nil ntf nA.. r... ... Inrf. riT '. "."J: "!""" "r .u... y V. UUU Mill IIIOIIUI Administrator's Sale. NOTICH U hereby a ven that by virtue of an order uud I ceuHO ofresalo duly niudo, rcudeied oudtnu red ot record by ilia couuty court ol the ktaioorOr.-gou tor Mnrloo county on the 1st d-y orJuno. Iwtl, nutborizlDR aud empowering mo fit adintu lblrutrlx nt tlu ftttato or 1- It Uclltteer, deceAsed, to sell tUo real pmperty ol uild decedent horelnuftcrdecilbed. I will on Ma.urduy, tbelllliday or July. It-Vl. at 1 o'clock In tlia uficruuon or said day t lua doorof llie county court Uniife, m Bnlem, Marlon county, Oreitnu. cll at public nuo tlnn to ibe lilgbost btddnr forone tl.'cash In bund ou lite day oftulo nod tbe balauce payable In kIx months with lnteiMt Iroiu tbuday ofenleuotll ruild, at elfilit per cent lr anuuintOufened payment o be e curodby mottf4geonlUe land told and tbe paichaser l" pay all tmenou void inorUBr.) ail tbe ngli', iltle, Intrrost And nUU,iilrli -ntd Ol.ltelttUKer.deccatcd, baddthado.tb.lnortolbe rullovrlncde- 1US WIV UAU urlbea to wit: ! tbe louiiltin landclilniofjubn H. He) i.Srud Mary C.lJolli'jger.iiiwiie, uou rtauil.ni N'n KM rjjlin Nn.MluT.il. U. 3 "t -ir WClim-Ue inerutUu and claim I M 31 DT la.H VilMit or wniameuv . a .j, 10 (.'Ufoa onuiuy, uiriimi, wluluj at qnm ur land, n pi u. auHiinwintuiJc tu luuuuinti c. ... "' 25c WanColumi, Nitlocs Inserted tor ONH nw., WORD KAOH INst: iJOS vV,P isomeut inaencd lu u,k Zl than twcutv.flve i Pm. 'umn torl Luar.-niue, v. nn no wh'tocow ,- old. cut In left cur, Mb hwSsfSl tins.. (Inn.. lv. u. .' i...."1""1 ll Sin. ,,tr . ,,r.r. ., ., "l V 8 , , tf ,... v v, (n flvlv WA.NTEIJ Uy a .Inp'in nn m fcn,fl, .. ft situation. W l.t I,. JTtbjSI smn wnfp inn., r.. ... v t. '- at VITAL JOUltNAL OfflO. iff- ic . ..... . l.iiiUW on iiMUliral Orcen-i." t'nm I.' nnu '' 'iiu"ariMUolltliutliM nun i.uuiiuinmii,s inu ,i Ol'ipodta.1 .w. .uwiniHiwiiinrjiiiiwui V1U110. UT Bill I IIS cents each. Pur aIe nt tHtmoad'i 111 A general Htorlc or musical wierchaodk I 17IOH HEM'. Flna cotm, cental m X , or city, n'i inoilern wmencoL b I quire 01 iin , ..loorw, luiwodxl, MI1 'ELY fill Mlibc r.xinis Ui renniLtl JLN bonrri, 111 iili-iituaUtti iiartofcltj.tarl Kicecfc uir iiufb, wi cnuTMreei i'SU nillllEE U.VLM. Money loaned ml X watchesiindjeivelrj jndtll linii til pursounl property tbnl cm be store) til my sure or Huiii. At uarrB JevelritortJ 1(W btiuo btteot. (-nil nOlt SALE About one ucre of landnnr.l ij barn, wub lunulug water In rear o; burn, a ue.nuuiui locmiomnranome. ini quire at Hecond b ouse on rlsht band itdtl 01 Agyium uvcuue aucr crossing nj,j 1:01111: U) as 111111. i lTAJTiiO An active, reliable nu-1 VV (..ilar.v fi.OtoSSO ruonthlr, rila It 1 creubO, to n-piLbent In his oimtectlontl ALvUl-'AcrtitUH, Leci: Uox 15&), (f Yorlt. TAKEN Ul ultbe residence oil BobmI! 1 ill ilin ri'iia, "" b" 8jfc.Tl i-IkM side foot white, black wasp tndtaJ stur tnfoiehcud, branded 8 on Mt M' Wblcli owner cau nave oy pi -;- tlhemenl nna aaninges. tniiuire " Uunnells, Knights, Oregon 5UP WANTKO-Oar agents wake Wrt o ,iiti, piilne our eoodoa le !..... ic. want miiut7 and iwn agents." and will take barf "!" sold If a county afcent bin w ovW ?nJ?ff.f,i2.aihUa,n,'lffl,Wt4U dlaiBotlluraTedcl with a special ofler mieu ior. on receipt "- ... m Xppiy nt once and get u " V Apply nt once aa"B'lffl, HttH AddresH Hcnner MantMarMft burs. la. !!!- ' Marion Co. Normal Institute . . . .tnnof UieMJ!l rue iniru uuuuui f "-n h. new "fl itondaV.July ,iS91. l rau"" t!irfl wpgIzh. .. .. jtAa niidti Itegular class workwm m mm 4 tho inaniiBOinent of J SW" bronchos tuugtt in pn'S U tl surtlolent uumoer ui - b yunyt ortfuuized In Ihyslca Oeograyuj. slllon, ane J to" k eepln?. Institute ik i he objects orttio ?"l. '.Tthe com lo review ibe s"bJ?t5,,Staebts'e1Ul inon bchools, a""."'11' ods of presentiuK tbem to ' rjy, tg, htltute Is not held r "Scb. . also for those who InWDdwUa. llrlng text books """JSli1,11 be preseatnt the "CBn2i?f uV cW' A Keoi'fone dollar M "fhelnsil help defray tbe expensed i ol : t For further lufoi mation moWb. '' "fc-IK County Bupcrlnteudent ofLomui' w.i.... ...-n..rillffllii'i iouco iui """:rtjut. TVTOTIiSiVii.o?tT'2S- XI win uu ""." ;.iiclir6unij-f uresou, ut tho offlco of be J & qnlu.!r n in. Of JlinO l. '".' 'inl.'fUt l'W55.!ff-KS inaipoinii"-'fr r,,iii line ',,. Oregon, between the 1n0J'ursuteu, 8tr-t u'nd the ouh 1" 'it mlA ? WVflS&WJStMtolfig "?"!.""..-.. Vnrfrtiio c-f.y.1 .in oiiiieciu u."v . ,i,,jin m..t at Kulem. Oregon. fr ite iaC3dm riod brick. b'lumli'U-'". ,,niion eravel. Each bid in"""0 ",, of ! uluuUH iu.nibb.it bi he $& ty v..h l.lrt mutt I e IU CO P? Vi .lift cW' I lltigvr, dwxutd, l6r .i, i..... ..j rfnn.11 In JuJr ,:,..: unl i."'. Y.'JZZZr n ins- ne oi "rrbut the city or rtaK-m lu the " guanw",' dred niid fifty ,a0?S'f the Liddef.'S Kood fulth on the part or i" f eajem.. will be forfeited to ibe c hJ, yi gon.lncabe bis bid is i(hlD u-n bidder lml fall or nes'? ilva the WJ to ecut. tbe con men , jwjjf ana unucru'i "V.fieri,B rZi it I and srKltltnitlqns. tocelber fj fc. i ..m.fani Biirotlestobe W!"tM ?tl mayor, as ? J?TtfJ form orconiruci.." ---.,, to rw'-rf ti bond which the bidder '" Usto2 tJ execute in ca.e u " - u alw " '& I the city uf aolMu, Ore." ; yor TW 1 tbeotnceofsald cf Yhe rl fU ortalem,urraou,w j, ,M titn Ject uny or nil 'd',Br1iem to rfwee teived by tbec $ '2S .Jrentwctandfurnuuy, within undayanern wg. Common Council of the iUtwA con. tollN OI.Ai! aB-MOO'" " Ct. bineman Qt.u ?nd Fancy twt& r .. ;r.:Mre. um&jxv fflBSSSS8S vt