Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 20, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-f--. 5 WMM tirIojyf llle Hystent of legal black mail employed by the trust, auu distilleries outsldo tlio I rust tiro Just oV adding largely to their facilities ttfiuauUracturlUL'. tiib trust owes lte stockholders $45,000,000, wlillo it has allowed scores of great distilleries lid its visible assets to fall Into decay. Of these, eight wero onco prosperous Milwaukee Institutions, In this, the great whisky clearing house of the uorthwest. These facts linvojust reached tho surface through the unnouncmentyestcrday that six of tho largest wholesale whisky houses of Milwaukee, Llthcrlo dependent upon tho trust, bad broken away from tho organi zation, and are to erect a huge distil lery with a capacity of 60,000 gallons dally, tho purpose being to buck the trust as Shufeldt did. In view of the practical certainty that tho pur chase of tho Shufeldt and Calumet in Cnlcago will be followed by -a general rise In prices, those vh bavo pledged allegiance to the trust are apprehensive of tho worst and would like to get out. On thoothei baud, those who are out nro icurful that they may bo forced in, and un consequently watching every niovt with anxiety. A JAPANESE l'RINCK COMING. Ban FkAncisco, Juno 20. Prince Kolohito, of Japan bus arrived in New York from Europe and will reach Sau Francisco next Wednes day. Fie has been a student of tin military service in Franco for three or four years, and Is on his way home. Be Is travelling iucogn'to with two attendants, Chambcrlalu Tanaka and a body servuut. The prince will Bpeud one day in thl city as tho guest of his relative, Butcmo Cblnda, tho Japanese con sul. Ho will go north then to Van couver, whence he will sail forborne on tho Canadian Pneiflo steamer Empress of Japan. EXPLOSION ON THE SOUND. Tacoma, Juno 20. An exploslou on board the steamer North Pacific loft that vessel half way between Seattle and Port Towusend at point "NoTolnt," on Thursday In adis abled condition. When opposlto the point, her cylinder bead blow out and tho piston broke. Soon the en tire vessel was developed In sleani, and there was almost a panlo among tho large number of passengers on board, but nobody was hurt. The passengers and buggago wcro tras forred to the steamor Ocorgo E SUxrr, which came to the point from Port Angeles. The North Pacific U to bo taken in tow by tho steamei Sohome, and will bo laid up for ro pairs at Seattle. miw aujiy onmnt. Washington, Juno 20. By n general order, Issued from tho war department, tho army regulations are amended as follews: Wben an of ficer under orders to change station, takes advantage of a leave of absence beforo ho Joins his now station, bo wOtkfci IE LYNCHERS ACftUlTOD. i ' i i ir Terriblo Wind and llain Storm in Missouri. A BIG LAND CLAIM. Tho Races Today, Rail Road Acci dent, Central American News, Killed by a Dog, State and For eign News, Etc. THE HUNT liYNOIimiS. Walla Walla, June 20. Tho trial of six soldiers for lynching A. J. Hunt, so far as the taking of tes timony is concerned, was concluded yesterday. Arguments will b& made by both sides today. Tho trial of Patrick McMenamon. tho remaining prisoner who demanded a separate trial, will probably begin Monday. Only two defendants went on the stand. Charles E. Cutter, who woe with Miller at the time ho was shot by Hunt, testified that on the even ing that Hunt was lyncbed, he came to town after retreat in com- puuy with other soldiers, and visited several saloons. Ho was in one known as Fritz saloon wben tho fire bell rung, announcing the lynching. B. Reruliurd Muollar, another of the defendants, testified that be eartio up town about 7 o'clock in the evening that Hunt was lynched; played cards In Byrd's saloon till 8; returned to tho garrison and went to bed. JJid not know of the lynch ing till morning. Tho testimony of ijoth defendants was corroborated bj thirty-three witnesses, who eltbei were with or saw them. Tho gen eral belief Is that tho soldiers will be acquitted. TIII3 HUNT LYNCHKHS. Walla Walla, Juno 20. The jury In tho case of tho six soldiers on trail for tho ly.iching of A. J1 Hunt, returned a verdict of not guilty this afternoon. TErtnniLi: iiainstoum. Kansas City, Juno 20. The specials report a terriblo rain and wind storm in the vicinity of Osce ola last night. Very great darn ago was dono to crops all over the state by wind und rain. A passen ger train on tho XanFas City, Osce ola & Southern road was ditched, killing Engineer Ltghtner. At Emporia nearly every cellar In town Is Hooded and tho lower iloors of many houses uro covered with water. The cyclouo which passed over Arkansas City last night did much damage. Fifteen miles south east of thoro a number of dwellings wero completely wreoked. Mrs. Bowman wm fatally hurt. At Fort Scott a largo dam broke and the bottom lauds aro completely Hooded, houses wero swept away and it is fiMMaMBUMUBMIMHtaiatMaBBbnl International law. Illppulylo tried to play n high-handed gsmo of blufl, and ho might bavo succeeded had not tho German consul threatened to report tho matter to his govern ment. Minister Fred Douglass, It is said in tho letter, stood trembling with fear, and heard the black ruler Insult the flag of every civilized na tion almost, Induing bis own, with out daring to offer a protest. Ter ror reigns supremo at Port nu- Prlnce. Tho real instigators and lenders of tho movement against birn bavo escaped his vengauce. Bomo of them nro secretly at work in Port nu Prince. Hlppolyto the writer thinks, Is undoubtedly crazy. Referring again toMlnlsterDnuglnss, the writer says he ovldently regards tho Haytlan government with much more veneration than his own. Tho writer vigorously adds that as the United States claims a moral jurisdiction over Hayti, It is about time a iniuister of some decision was sent there to replace Douglass. Members of tho diplomatic corps have appealed to Douglass tosustain the moral position the Monroe doc trine calls for, but in vain. UANFOltD JiUKNS DOWN. Hanfohd, Cal., Juno 20. A dis astrous firo started about 3 yester day artcrnoou In the gunsmith's shopof D. H.IIubbard. A consider able breeze was blowing, and the ilames spread with wonderful rapid ity to adjoining frame buildings. The total loss Is about $12-3,000; In surance about $95,000. The priuci. pal losers are: Kutner Goldstein & Co., damaged $20,000 fully covered; I'r.tnk Sharpless, two story uncom pleted buildings, $10,000, Insured; J iiruner, brluk building, stock of harness, $10,000, Insured for $7,600; CM. Smith, brick building and framoand stock of furniture, $8000; insured, $5100; Weiner & Co., $0000, insured; B. J. Turner, Grand Cen tral hotel, $10,000, insured, $8000; S T A T B. STATUS PICNIC C0M1IIITKKS. iianioni .Development company, Hotel Artesa, $10,000, insured, $25 000: John R. Gardenier, furniture and saloon stool; $300; Insured $1000 These and other losses to buildings which will aggregate $15,000, fully covered by insurance. Mrs. Humurknblo Rescue. Michael Curtain, Plainfleld, Ills., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. Ho told her she was a hope less victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. Kiug's New Discovery for Consumption; she bought a bottle aud to her delight found herself benellted from llrst dose. She continued its use and taking ten bottles, 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, largo bottles 60 cts. and $100. feared many lives uio lost. A mun is not deprived of tho travol allow- uer 0t COnIo can bo seo on roof tons auces to wiiicu no wouiu uo eniiueo nn(i In trees in Buckrun bottoms bad bo not availed himself of tho ,ut It is lmno-slblo to reach them. HOTEL MtlllVALS. "W7LLAMETTK" B Klein, F G Davis, O C Lee, leave. At tho expiration of the leave, tho officer comes under tho operation of said order, and, In oboy, lng it, is entitled to full pay for the timo necessary to porform tho Jour ney from bis old station to the new one. THE CASH 11ALANCK. Washington, June. A state ment propared in tho oHlce of tho secretary of tho treasury today shown an available balauco of V3-488,000. Ed H Solo- FOREIGN. 1'OLITICJAL COHHUl'TION. Ottawa, Out., Juno 20. Owen E, Murphy, ono of tho witnesses hoard by the parliamentary com inltteo Investigating in tho oharge of corruption preferred against Thomas McOrcovy M. P., In obtain lug government contracts for Murphy's firm. McGicovys brother also bolng u member of tho firm. Murphy testifies that in three years his firm gavo $100,000 In donations to political go-betweeiiH and for cam paign purposes. FINANCES IN aUATUMALA. St Louis, Juuo 20. A dispatch from tho city of Guatemala says great sousatlon has been caused here by the discovery that $0,000,OOQ, In bonds has becu Issued for the re demption of treasury notes lustead of $3,000,000, as called fur. It Is further stutcd that Barrlllos has sold $3,000,000 worth of tbeso bonds at forty percent, of their fuco value and pocketed the money and placed the remainder of the bunds hi tho treasury to redeem tho notes. WEiTHEUlEPORT. Ban Fiiancibco, Juno 20. Tho forecast for Oregon mid Washington Is light rains except In eastern Oregon. MARKETS. WHEAT. Ban Fkanciboo, Jan. 20. Wbculi buyer, 1801, after August lHt, $1.00J. CHiOAOO.Juno 20. Wheat steady, omMJ, July M, 03. Tho Purest and (lent Articles known to medical uolcneo a,iuediu preparing Hood's Bursa prlllt. Evtry Ingredient Ik cure IwlyjwtccM, personally examined, Mi only the best retultied. The ommUcImu is prepmed under tho nil. ptrvittlnu of thoroughly coinKtent plWHOw'IstB, und every step In the prooMMof HJioiufucturo U carefully wtebd wUh view of wearing In Hotod'8irllla the bet possible wm, "WdU )spr il farnent'd. A LANI CLAIM. New Yokk, Juuo 20. Tho Cima Grande Improvement com pany of Now York is soon to presont its potitlon to the now land court to determine tho tltlo to -1,500,000 acres of land iu Ar izona. It is an old Spanish claim and tho estimated valuo of tho land Involved, as it stands at present, is botweon $8,000,000 and $10,000,000. This petition probably will bo "tho flrst business to come boforotbo land court which will soon orgaulze. tuh cmHAT nmtiiY. Chicago, Ills., Juno 20. Twenty flvo thousand pcoplo assembled at Washington Park this afternoon, to seo thu great Derby, tho track was fetlock deep with mud,Strathmcath wou. Poet Scout, second; King man, third; timo 2.101. ItAILllOAD ACCIDI.NT. Nkw Ouluans, Juno 20. A colli sion on tho Illinois Central road last night, nearSauve was caused by an opou switch near whoro a freight train was sldetraokcd, and run Into by tho south bound fast express. Four men wero killed and six se verely injured. Tho killed aro En gineer Mltoholl, Fireman Lawson, Chas. Munn aud Bill Wllllams,(col- ored.) Tho mall train was bohlnd time and running very fast wben tho accident occurred. killkd nv A Doa. CjiAwi'onnsviLLK, Iud. Juuo 20, M, B. Beller, aged 70, and his eou William, aged -10, residing about five miles northeast of this city, quarreled yesterday afternoon, dur ing tho absence of tho othor mem bers of tho family, and the sou at tueued tho father. He struck tho old mat), and was about to Hoorblm, when their dog rushed In ami Blezed William's arm, biting out largo pieces of llesh, Thu son turned to drive off tho dog, and his father went Into tho house aud returned with a loaded revolver. Ho tired at his sou, but missed him, Beforo a second shot oould bo tired tho son had closed with him and wrested tho weapon from his hand, Then tho dog returned totho attack,aud bit tho sou's thigh through and through, Thereupon tho bod shot thu dog,and this ended tho tight. B W Bernlin, C H Carter, mon, i'ortlanu. II M Mitchell, Chicago. J B Walter, It Blauer, Sau Joso. Agent Kutie Eminett. H Wllnordlug, Geo Hansen, N Y. "cooic." F C Miller, L Miller, Butteville. J W Bellow, A Klngle, E Wolton, Portland. J J Mulowry, Geo. Semple, J PicUell, Tacoma. F Feller, JScharbacb, New York. J S Beard, J R Dickenson, Salem. J Walters, St Joe. A B Wado, TF Brown, Illllsboro. S P Iloak, F G Gil nor, Marlou. L Wlntor, Mt Pleasant, Iowa. E W Sawyer, Lexington. D Williams, Soattlo. C Webb, E J Black, Carrie Clark, Oswego. E Wahler, O Schelor, Hubbard. A FKirkpatriok, Lincoln Kan. A man who has practlcco medicine for 10 years, ought to know salt from sugar; read what ho says: Tomsdo, O., Jim, 10, 18S7. Messrs. F. J. Cheney ,t Co. I linvo been In the. gunoml practice, of mcdlctno for imvu -10 yours, mul would say unit la all my pmctlco anil experience huvo novor hcciiitpiopurittlon that I coulit piflhorlbo with as much contldenco ot success its I oaii Hull's Cnturrh Cure, iiimiiifHciiircit by yon. Huvo pioscrlbad a u great many times ami lUellect Is wondernil.nmi would Miy In conclusion Unit I have yet to Und n 'iioof Catarrh Unit It would not cuie, If iuuy nuiuu uiku iv uccuruiiig 10 iiircciious. Vein's truly, L. UOOltaUOH, M. I)., Ollko, 'JI5 summit street, Wo will give $100 for any case of Catarrh that cannot hi-: cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Taken Inter nally. F.J.CH10NE Y &CO.,Props., Toledo, O. CStrSold by all druggists, 75o. That now plauo which Kruusio Bros, are going to give uwuy has arrived. Call aud see It at their store. tf Iu Palo Pluto county, Tex., Cap tain Perkins, a prominent farmer, settled a fond between himself and his neighbor, William Dow, by ly uig In wait with a shotgun, kllllug Dow aud mortally won tiding Daw's 14-year-old bou. 'IMiiuer lor Tno, Appetite fur Until" Knysn dysiieptlo to Uio waiter, ordering uineiui. Ana kiipmwe. no luul probably die from his wounds. father was -arrested, OUJt MlKIPTHIt TO llAYTt. lor senium iruiiui. Ana kiiniHwu liiiitllUuppvllto.il would Imvo ugotitzcd lilm, HUlttetiueully. to unitlty It Ol Uio nbomlnatilu intuitu llmt wen n little meat cuumM Uio continued vleiliu ofluillijmltou. J'urtftitwry on wrtli no less. Allojettuir uiinecctiiiy, Uiough. ltoutu at once, y TliH hum will """"' wuuuniiiui iioiuuer lom inu nun win no), UIHei-s.yoiinfortuiiiiteswUU refructrt The1 ry stomachs. Inmylnij this wo ouly oho ll tivfiui M V.IUVVM ll'lillMIUUB .Till huvo ukcd tho uro.t slomaolila to their liutlni; bouetlt. rr Uio InuoUmi of u slu. Blah liver, mid for tardy or function of the eu, until very npi to uooouipuuy Nj-.w Yoiuc, June 20, According iria. thu line ivjuiutor u ciumiy em iu iniirni ruMii-ui A... i . .... I'lont. Mulnrlil conipluloU, kidney Uoutiiu tOtt lettvl" receletl from Port U- rheumutUnumd uuorHitla Ueiurli wUeuu Below is given a list of tho com mittees so far appointed fur tho states picnic, all of whom are re quested to meet at the reception rooms of tho Hotel Willamette, Sat urday evening, Juuo 20th, ut 8 o'cleck: ArkansuM G W Meek?, J D Cove.v, II It Moore, Mrs. Meeks.' California A I Wagner, L D Henry, A W Scott, Miss Stella Cannon. Coloratlo-C S McNully, H L Van Avery. Dakota Itev F H Gwynuc, J F Jacobson. Dulewaro Judge W P Lord. Georgia Mr Glenn, Cupt E D Cooper. Illluols-J W Crawrord, A Klein, Dr Bradshaw, Mrs It S Wallace, MrsZ M Parvlu. Indiana H It Itagan, Fiuloy Perrlne. Dr S It Jeasup, Itev Win It Williams. lowa-J II Albert, J L Ashby, H J Miuthoni, (ico Hoeyo, Miss O SI Capwell, Mrs G W Gray. Kansas H V Matthews, W II Pratt, E M Law, & M Grilley, Mrs F Lockley, Mrs T Holverson. Kentucky M J Scott, A L Du Puy, Miss Mary Allen, Dr Rowland. Maine G P Landerson, A Small, Geo Collins, Mrs L Learned, Mrs Pen Hand. Massachusetts ItoyH H Brown, Eppley, T G Perkins. Michigan Maj FEHodgUlu, C 13 Dayton, W M Spade, Mrs W N Laduo, Mrs Col Olmstead, Minnesota Mr Pigler, E Webb, J B Brown, Mrs W C Hammer, Mrs L N White. Missouri A B Burcn, C IJ Irvine, J B Putnam. Nebraska J J Itobeits, It K Itynn, C M Moody, Mrs I W Staley, Mrs G W Peck. Now Jersey Joseph Clark. New York lion P 11 D'Arcy, 10 L Port, C Collins, Mrs Reeves. Ohio G Steiner, David Early, I) C Haywood, Mrs L H Rowland, Mrs Cherrlngton. Oregon-TCShaw, JG Wright, J B McClaine, W L Wade, T B Wait, Mrs Z F Moody, Mrs J Minto, Mrs Belle Cooke. Pennsylvania E S Bollinger, Rev J Bowersox, Daniel F.ye, Mrs E B McElroy, Mrs W il White, Mis Caldwell, 11 S Crissman, Win Krebs. Rhode Islaud Mrs F J Babeock, Capt Pratt. Tennessee Lewis Pettyjohn. Texas-Leo Willis, NV 11 Wild, P K Fn-itz, Mrs 11 Stoudenmeyer, Mrs Van Fleet. Vermont F J Babeock, John Gray, James Denhaui, Mrs Giay, Jlw Den ham. Waslilugtoii M H Bowman, Mis Napoleon Davis. West Virginia Professor Arnold. Wisconsin C .Marsh. Geo F Smith, I LKImber, Mrs South wick, Mrs Dlusmore. Cauada J C Booth, J A Carson, A A Shaw, DrRossiter, H G Guild. General committee A F Hofer Jr, F J Strayer, T II Barnes, G N Sroat, II W Downing, Prof Z M Parvin, II M Branson, Hon Johu Minto and WTRigdon. Triinliln In tmimry Iltmse. An uptown ehibiiian, who Is very much In trndo and keeps an eyo always on the main chance, caino to grief tho other day through Inviting to his coun try bouse a visitor who ww visiting the cltv to spend a lot of money in a busi ness way. Tho clubman morchant wanted tho visitor's custom and took this hospitable way to seetiro It, The visitor found at his hosts a company who were laying plans for hon-eback rides nnd other bucolic sports. In or der to make himself congenial to such a company ho appeared at dinner wearing spurs. "uu u ..... unnblo to repress their amusement, rni.:.. nHnA1 an nTt-ilinrrnSKltlcr to tllG I Xillo Jiutvu dv v". o visitor that when soup was past,cu w him ho upsot It, spilling tho scalding liquid hrhii lap. Tho mishap was too ludicrous to ex cite sympathy. Its reception In a. spirit o! levity decided him to leave tho ta llo. Dolnir so In somo haste, ono of his fcpttrs caught in the tablecloth, and in less time than It takes to tell it ho had hauled tho cloth oiT, dragging with It to tho floor tho soup of tho guests and a Juinblo of cut glass, silverware, cut lery nnd other table appointments. Tho visitor did not ston to apologize. His room was handy, and beforo the debris could bo removed the host and his guests spied their friend, luggago in hand, hat set back on his ears and his spurs Hashing, bound down tho road toward tho railway station. That was the last seen of him to date. Now York Times. IIIMII ..i.i uiu-.-. -iiiin W Panics wishing to build nico residences and in sonrch of a botmtifiji lOC(ltto with pleasant surroundings should visit ROSEDALE. It is located direct on theElectrie lino to the Fair Ground, overlooking tho tho snow capped mountains, Mt. Hood and Mt. Jefterson, as well as the entire citv ever. green hills of Polk county aro in plain view. Tho site is unsurpassed and the wholo tract is a beautiful green plateau. Tho High school as well as the North Salem now building aro within a short distance of this tract. Indians of Torru del rueeo. Itousson and Willeins bavo explored the northern part of the island of Terra del Fuego between 62 deg. 30 min. nnd C3 deg. 30 uiin. south latitude, traveling all along tho north coiist nnd across the island, about sixty miles south of tho Straits of Ma ecllan. Thoy mapped all tho little rivers, nnd found that tho Cullen river, which empties into the Atlantic ocean, is quite an important stream. Tho valley of this river is a fine country, and tho rich herbage afforded abun dant nourishment for tho horses upon which the party rodo. Thoy met tho Ona Indians all through their journey. Quito a number of them were G feet G inches high and very muscular. Thoy are nearly naked, wearing only over their shoulders ill inado capes of guanaeo skin. Tho only ornament which thoy possess consists of a brace let or a collar of shells. These Indians inhabit about two-thirds of the island. Tho men occupy themselves wholly with procuring food. Their bows and arrows are always with them, and they uso flint arrow heads. Much of their timo is given to making weapons of tho chaso and war. Thoy aro continually in trouble with tho Indians to tho west and south of them, from whom they differ greatly. Chicago Times. U3SB 9 Are now ordered graded at the expense of the owners. is now for sale by. This property All Real Estate'Men' In this City, who will bo ready at any time to show this tract to purchasufc 25c Want Column, Baby carriages at Sargent's. Seo tho now Singer at 327 Commer cial street. eod Shaw & Downing, agents North ern Pacific R. R., 204 Commercial street. For Inside prices the greatest household outfitters In all lines are Keller & Marsh, furniture dealers, Salem. Also wall paper and win dow sbados. sat&w tf- Greatest attraction In Salem is that lino upright piano, which is to bo glvou away at Krausse Brothers' shoo Htoro. eod-tf Picture frames at Sargent's. Buy the light running Singer at 327 Commercial street cod Mouldings at Sargent's, Bahv Day. Monday will here after bo baby day at Cattorhn's gal lery. lw Miss Thornton will recoivo vocal, Instrumental and language pupils during tho summer. All applica tions received Wednesday nfter noons. 21S Cottage street. 0.15-d im Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed s Castoria 1 i rm S jg&ssm rtftppoffid Illumlnuttns Walking Slides. A novel experiment of tho chloride of silver battery has been made in tho manufacture of the electrio light cane. Four cells are placed end to end in a small tube of cardboard and inserted in a hollow cane. Tho silvor wiro at one end is connected to ono end of tho car bon filament of a small incandescent lamp, snugly placed at the head of tho cano, and a small brass strip or spring is extended upward from tho zinc bottom, so as to make contact possible with tho other end of tho carbon filament. When a bright light is required, press ure on a small push button on the side of tho eano closes tho circuit and ig nites tho lamp. Tho head of the cano is solid silver, which makes a good re flector for tho light, and a very thick lens is fitted into tho top. Tbeso canes havo been used with great success for theatrical purposes, and bavo a very pleasing olfect. Now York Telegram. A Wonderful IJronzo I'tigorfa. A inission;ry who has settled in tho province of Sz-Chuan, central China, and who has visited the great Bud dhist peak, Mount Omcl, describes the temples around tho base as still show ing many wonderful works of art. Near tho foot of the mountain there still stands a pagoda of bronzo fifteen stories high, believed to bo upward of a thousand years old. From tho ground to tho polished Ivory tip this iinmenso structuro Is literally covered with delicato figures of men, beasts, birds and reptiles. Of figures of Bud dha thoro aro no less than 4,700 within tho province, most of them in tho im mediate vicinity of tho sacred peak. St. Louis Republic. HHHMHHHMIBiiHHIIIIHIIVIHHMIHiHiHKflHIIHIHHHHnL3K3S&fllEllflIHHillH Nllci8 !npiti-d lr iivl- ,,, . WOHD KAIMI l" ii ftVyrcrSt tlstiiiiniilllihuiln.nl 'i .i' inin fcfl,er nuwi mtiu.s -n vi i;!i ' u'i for is, r 0"T.-I1uim- .n -U old, cut In It-it, tlii". (June tv ii v c man, del u'j i mn t WV.NT1 1) i a la it sliimtti M NUinll MUgiS I q i, I" '"rt" iju'i- ' il Cwn u, joui.nai. m -c V l''i'j,6-ir ''' horn, cu ' turn u nit, ' dirni for Infants and Children. "Castortala so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to mo." II. A. Ancnir.il, M. D., Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Prltico yesterday, President Illppo. wi u im tutu.. nutr. l.vu attempted, On May v), to tuko four political prisoner from thu lltit-klrii'a ArniMtSvr, Tho Jlwa f.ivt iu lli worM for UuU, i -I ... ..r.,.i.,i.. I., ii... irn..il.... Hem"", mirvw, umn, mil minim, ruvcr Mexlcttli cotUHiluu in tho Haytlan nrw,,i'iu.,iminvd iiddiU. cuiioiatm. ,ltal, when tlwviltiro diplomatic Slii.rarrtC.UMi wri h etuloa tm the iiruMueiitau My u ipianwii u jy twrwi Mtutactioo 80 to protest .gu!nUkU violation of KiIUMMW ' wfUttJa" "" " Both tho method mid results when Syrup of Figs is taken ; it !a pleasant ami refreshing to tlio tnsto, ami acta Sen tly yet promptly on theKidnoys, ilvor ami Bowels, cleanses tlio sys tem ellbctunlly, dispels colds, head aches and fovors ami cures habitual consti pation norraanontly. For Bale in 50c aud $1 botUea by all druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SY1WP CO. umimSVffY cwMny It in u Piesonco of Mind. Just as n lover had dropped on his knees and begun popping the question a pot poodle, who thought tho proceed ings rather strango, mado a dash for him. With remarkable nerve for a woman, tho girl reached over, seized tho dog by tho throat, and at tho same timo calmly uttered: "Go on, George, dear; I'm Hstonlng to what you aro saying." -Exchange II Doean't Call Any Moro. Ho had never kissed her, and was Bomowhat anxious to mako up for lost timo, so he said; "You might let mo kiss you just onco." "No," sho said, playfully shaking hor bead; "I know what just onco means; It means lialf a dozen of times. You iro liko all tho rest" Now York Press. Of tho newly endowed sees in Eng land, Liverpool Is tlio richest, tho gross pearly Incoiuo, dorived entirely from Slvldends on Invested capital, being M0.225. Tho avorago annual income jf tho othor Ave now sees Nowcastlo, St. Albans, Southwell, Truro and Wakefield la $12,225. Happy Wm. Tiiwmons, lloosiirs. 'is. Postmaster nf iiiavilio, ina., writes: "Electrio Bitters bos dono mora for mo than all othei medicines combined, for thai bad feeling arising from Kidney and Ilver trouble." Johu Leslie, fanner and stockman of same place, says: "Flud Elect rlo Bitters to bo tho beat Kidney and Liver meclcluo, made mo feel like u new mmi." J, W. Garduer, hardwaro merchant, sanio town, says. "Electrio Bitters la Just tho thing for a man who is all run down and dou'tcaro whether ho Uvea or dies; he fouud new strength, good appetite and felt Just like ho bad a now leaso on life, ouly 60 ots. a bottle at Fry's Drug Slow. "The use of 'Castoria1 is so universal and its merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it Few are tho intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach." Carlos Martyn, D.D., New York City. I.ate raster Bloomingdalo Reformed Church. Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives Bleep, and promotc3 d pestion, Without injurious medication. " Tor several years I havo recommended your ' Castoria, ' and shall always contlnuo to do so as it has invariably produced beneficial results." KnwtN F. Pamjz". II. P., " The Winthrop," l!5th Street and 7th Ave., New York City. Tub Ckntauu Company, 77 JIunnAY Street, New York. gfTvn&r-vzsvsmixwaKmmi li i a miwsgSEeaq B.ThJwuw-vr-Trr-rraMrs-.c.a v. i'.:aw.Micfc.y.-T-..tf-Aro.wi-.r... ..-,-, BAKER & STRANG. 302 Commercial S'raci Ranges, Furnaces Tinware, and all lloust Furnishing Goods. Chimney anil Sewer Pipes, i tn .tai,l N 1! - ir rjiMnVoit beiutinu "nirii. ' i vn V ..iid-r. tm"u . i,t tn c -u, nou-oim ulmiinl jit mi.s lu n,in,,M lurtlioplnnoi rii'.tiutcoiviiiiiu i, , -j l-pula inou. l-i,. suit , i uumoDd, at hio lluiisf, BO-i ( ouimen-iiii street, sa, ABi'UOtulbt..u. , ., i . .urehatou fj'OU UKNT.-l-Uio collide cvntiaj wi ! Ill City. ! . luOtlein ,1 if-tiii.nHU .. qulri.nl v.. i ,. .iiuore, riimer D.wi, ll li. full. Mi t. i Mills u leilUUn. boiilU. IU l"li-llt, i,ui Dartnfrllrni. bi.iui.1. l-i mil u, .iu v euu r siicvl ,ir.u i 'plIUEK ll.UiIW J1(,aey loaned o L watcliejiindjcivUn udti kiDdt .eiM)iml uiiiiit) ilia, e-iu tm stored u my wilo or .-ime. M Barm Jeelmwn-. KKi btate stuot. mtt W F wM ' I Stoves slfli,i!i,o ' -II -t c Flnmbin nmps. ' Wood, Iron and Buckeye. Force Pumps. Pumps For Orchard Spraying. NcwErallydraulicCli'llicsWaslicr! Grentest labor saving invention In the household line. Wiiahes nl v:rietiesof goods from the ilneht lace to the coarsest carpets, perfectly clean, without rubbing or boiling, without the use of chemicals or nnj destructiveprocets oulj'soup and wi-ter. '1 he company owning It oilers $1000 to nnv person who will produce a family washer equal to the NEW ERA Iu the following peints: Price. Labor Having. Jtapidity of wash ing. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning perfectly without, damage to clothing. Simplicity and perfect construction. Ki.e, weight and dura bility. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Solo Agents for Mralon county. dw Pianos anid Organs AND -"MUSICAL MJHWIfA2?J)ISJE. FINEST LINF. LOWEST PRICES. Installments fr..m 5 per month up. Wholesale nnd 'Hi SISiilllllSQj Retail. P. H. EAST0N & CO., 310 Commercial St., Salem. itOIt .SAI.K. Alioutdne ucreof isnian 1 b.u-H. with ruuuiDK uater In tf.r oc ii.ii ii. .v leiiuiiim iucaiioiiwraiiie.iii ijulro nt second uousoourUht tond i-.d.i ol Asylum ureuue ufler cwsslng brllf collie to Asjluiii. Ill nrANTi.D An active, reliable man ) samiy ? 0 to fhO monthly, vritii In-.ieii-u, to r-p eeut In hU oi u stciona icsiioii-lbluMoiv loik house, llelert-ii ilA'MJlACi'liUt,lt, ljotkBox US,2St Yorl;. Ml v If KN IM" at the reMiienceolJ Dannel- L ol Silver Ft" IK A b.iy gi'litlngn. right Hldo foot white, black ilia.-e audH Mtiirlulnitliead, brundedS on Ml tUi WlncU owuircan bue by iiaylug adva tlscmuut nuil damages. Kuqulie ";f J Uiuiuulls, Klilguts, Orcgou 6-Jllmiv WAM'KU-Our asenta -nuke J103to' u month felling our ioods oa W' iicrlls. Wo waul count and gintB." iigcuts.iuid wliltuKe bid. nlipmiaw ..oiaifacoiiiUj uscnt tilts to cJf"" aud oxpem-esnt ern thlrtj dji iff, f.i ,rt. "lion 1111 HClfl end luige illustrated cirvtilf"? wltb a special oiler to s-ull temtorj l plied lof.on tecelutofS oneceauump Apply ul. onco nuil get in oi : I Adliicsii Itenner Alunufactniiii!-'1"; burg. I'a. ' Marion Co. Normal Institute Tho third annual session of tie Marie county Normul liwilUiie, WlU be lew tno J&iiil sulem bcnooi """f1' ,riuitlMi ilODduy.JulyU, 18'Ji, aud wUl conium tlirco woekH. ... on(i( lU'gulur olusu work wll be done, roa tho manugomenwifabiolBi. uwtorj.mi bruuehes taugtt In our wbool,MJi Biimcleut numfler dilro it,cacs ortMDizcd iu rnyblcul Ueograuby, Vm Altiou, uiio nooliKPL-pini:. T-rfimta jn The objects of the Normal Im w to review he nubjects tauulit la tn mon schools, ami to discus ttoWg ods ofprebentiug tbem to popi . stltutolsnotbeld for ieuteT' aUo for tliobo who Intend WW mii Urlng toxboolts on nl flnitiw' be preheat at the begluuiw of tnein ( ( A Fee (.rone dollar VfM iSSl helpdenuy the expenses oi,, i or further iufoiimition "JpKlt. CoiiutyBupt)Wutcndenloflomwon9choft' Notice for PoTiug BIAS. WWl. I. here 6y P JMt . 111 berecelv by !.e i'nejor; , Head Quarterrt for the Salem Orchestra. dw atu.i.n oM.u J. Q. HARRIS. R. A. MOORE SALEM EXPRESS COMPANY. Uuvo orders at the Club stiiblos, ono block oai.t ot IVmomce. All ordgra piiimptly attended to. J. F.WH1TE, EXPRESS AND TRUCK LINE. limiting ef all kinds. Dent work. Wugou nt overy train. tVSHBVS MEAT MARKETS, &0 Ubwty street, North lMsiuUiutrett oaii-m j. are rwuly to fill a I orders for nl luaof lrtMi und sail miwu u ain,U, , sm;. w. d!4vxr,;riCS BjKHiBC5 "i Ti Admiiiisti-utoi Sulo. NUTICK Is hereby given Ihat by virtue of an order und Uceuseof resalo duly inude, rendered nuil t-nu-reil ol record by I he can ut V court ol llui KtiimnrOipi-nn tnr Mnrlnu eounty on the Isi dny of Juiit.,lK)l, ot tne ostute of li, U llelllLger, ileoeiuwl, to K-li tho rel pioiicrty oi bald Jccedetit hereluir.erUeciibod. 1 iflll on "uiurtliiy, thu llth dny or July. W), at 1 clook tn t ho uftnrnimn f vdd dny ut iio amir or tho tiiuuty court luiuhe, in lutein, Marion roiiiny.Oifgoii,(.ll at public uuo tlon tu the ilgiiot bidder forouo-halfcasli in hnnd on tho day ofsuie.ui.d the buluuee P i.vnble In ix months with Interest trom tbed-iy ofkaiouiuil roild.ul eight per cent lHjr niiiuiiii (iMfurretl iyineuts jto be se puredby mortgMKn.mlliu land sold nnd iuo punuiHer io iuy all taxes on said inortKatfe ) ail the right, title, Intertwt and MtMe.whlch Mild . H. llellliiKer,deoeased, luiiowing oe The west hall rLi? had III bl lle.ilh. in or in thu fullnwln wrlbed prieriy. to wit: The west m ihedtiii.iliuluudcldlmorJohn II. Del llHgerauil .Mry CUellluger, bis wife, not! Haul m N.i (io, oluyn .No. M In T. 8 a , K. 3 No kl riT Iju.u a ei ut Wllbunetis ! m'." " 'ar'oaewnty, Otwou, con. , Ulniiif ttispri.-i uuii, orenrln-s. Ad.-i.lnt t-.t.lxoiilieiHueof E 11. Hel lluuer, di-tVoMl, V 11 6vr UlCgOll, UL LIl" uunv . "" - ,,rKmu, BD' ' tiirltv i.rtileui.atrinlein, Orepj". , i o'cloi-lt p in. of June - rfi ijiniri m l tug, ciubiuB, gutfrlng t "dJSii . i,o r.rnlll(olUlelC'a,blet',' Oregon, benvpen the uo. ib ' fe8lreet,; strett r.nd ihebouth 1 " .nw " iU. Salem. Oregon, " "" ffiilathtet" plans and speculations on nie MleB . oltuei-us furOMr of tne a iy vlt, ,., hi,.ii On'ifiin. firl'f'K."'" 'LitumlBi flod brick. bltumlnoilR.rpK.ini- M &, gravel. liich bid nuil" ly Vl 1 blnulisfuinibhed "J' V'Vuied by Knch bid must bo woo upawe a J d y , tlllrote of deposit """fonuo bnH'. tho city ot talrin in tl ' u" gnarantw, ' dreduud Ilfty dollurj, as a g' wyc grKid faith on the P?" f tfalem, O'f will bo forfeited to , the . cliyw c .p, eon. in case his bl3fwitbin ten d Bidder shul full orneg ect w ,be w to execute "e '.ontraxt'ma " tMp and undertaking nc00!1 "inu s"!i, bond which t be bidder ' .sCicwry J, execute in ce his urn '.oonie.. ierved ty the city rf?or elgt uwnrd ou me " y",j hid. nu,.V, cure'awntwciandrurnuM ..-- - ta li n dcrlak I d gs, S-eiuf he aecepnce ot Jinumtendaysofiertbeaocej bWs. h, heretofore D'5Jt. Com moa Council of tne gjUTTUN, eon. JOU.N'OJJAJJ ty ofthocltyoff, "" M. TJWEMAN ..we ?;as"fes vtwfW".; -j M to P"?I loc itUttl a,V.JWHr, V V- tf .""'. .x -v - . u. j -fcbfraifauj