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urged her lo marry him. Tula site
, freftwqd 16 do. I, uudry thereupon
imllcii out a revolver nntl fired right
at the girl's head. The hullet grazed
"her left ear, and Bhe fell in a swoon.
The brute then planted his foot on
her prostrate body, and nlmlng nt
ber heart, he fired the second shot.
Ho then shot himself as stated.
"Doctors say that he cannot possibly
recover. Ho met MI- Corrlgan
some weeks ago and at once became
infatuated. She nover liked him,
and as much as possible repelled his
attentions. The affair may impair
her mind, it is feared.
KIKE AT LOS ANGELES.
L03 Anes, Juno 23. Shortly
after 12 o'clock yesterday the Solo
mon block was destroyed by fire.
It was a two-s(ory brick block, occu
pied by the Cable grocery, Pacific
States restaurant, Harris & Duke
man, wholesale Jewelerc, and a
number of email offices and lodgings.
The building Is valued nt $05,000,
aud was insured for $18,000. Harris
& Dukeman's loss is $5000, insured
for $1CC0. There were nnuierius
other losses, considerable hi the ag
gregate, but small individually.
MASONRY DENOUNCED.
Boston, Juno 23. During the
retular Monday meeting of the
Baptist ministers the Rev. J. B
Stoddard delirvered an address on
the influence of secret societies, and
denounced Masonry in the strongest
terms. The Rev. Mr. Cleveland, of
Melrose, arose aud said he was a
Mason aud could not listen to the
unlust and uncalled for abuse. He
made a point of order. It was de
feated, 60 to 7, and Mr. Cleveland,
after requesting the conference to
ulriko his name from the meinbor
ship roll, left tho hall.
THE COUKT TO THY COI. COMPTON.
"WASHiNaryjf, June 23. The fol
lowing officers have been detailed
as members of tho court, appointed
to meet at Walla Walla, Wnsh.,
July 15th, to try Colonel Compton,
of the Fourth cavalry:
Brigadier-General Thomas H.
Ruger, Colonel George L. Andrews,
Second infantry; Colonel Wm. It
Shafter, First infantry; Colonol
Matthew M. Blunt, Sixteenth in
fantry; Colonel Zeuas R. Bliss.
Twenty-fourth infantry; Colonel C.
G. Bartlett, Ninth infantry; Colonel
Joseph S. Conrad, Tweuty-flrst in
fantry; Colonel James VanHoru,
Eighth infantry; Lieutenant-Colonel
William M. Graham, Fifth
artillery; Lieutenant-Colonel Henrv
Corbin, assistant adjulant-uenenii;
Mnlor A. C. Wildrlek. Fifth artill
ery: Major Tully McCrea. Fifth
nrtillery, and Captain Charles Mc
Clure, acting Judga adyocato of the
court.
WEBER TO 0.0 TO EUROfE.
Washington, Juue23.-As3lstant
Secretary Kettleton, of tho treasury
department has instructed Colonel
Weber, superiuteudentof immigra
tion at New York to proceed to
Europe for duty as chairman of tho
foreign Immigration commission, in
placo of Governor," of Ohio, resigned.
THE TKESIDENT.
Washington, June 23. Tho I
TOOK BUCKET AND ALL.
Beardsloy Sentence indefinate
y Postponed.
FIVE B0TS DROWNED AT WASHINGTON
The Anaconda not Sold, The Treas
ury Balance, Wants our Govern
or, A Young Scoundrel, State
, and Foreign News, Etc.
BEAItDSr.EY'fl SENTENCE SUSPENDED
PiiHiADEMunA, Juno 23. John
Deardsley, ex-city treasuror.wlio sev
eral days ago pleaded guilty of em
bezzlement of public funds, was
brought to court for sentenco today,
but on motion of the district attor
ney tho sentenco was suspended In
definitely. District nttorney opened tho pro
ceedings by stating that ho wished
o call somo witnesses, from whom
ihe court could get information on
which to puss sentence. An export
tceouutntit had testified tliat Beards-
lev, in his two years and a naif of
Incumbency of tho ofllco of city
treasurer, had received $200,000 in
tere&t on tho public funds, and that
Benrdsley used $500,000 in specula
tion and had loaned $000,000 to one
banking firm and $200,000 to anoth
er, lie also loaneu $4uu,mu 10
tho Bradford Mills Company, of
which be was owner. Beardsley
also sold and converted to his own
use, $57,000 worth of government
bonds he held for tho city, but this
money was subsequently returned.
Expert found that Beardsley's stock
operations had cost him in the
neighborhood of $100,000.
THREE MOYS DROWNED.
Washington, June 23. While
diving from a spring-plank yester
day, John Chanlls. aged 10, nephew
of the late millionaire Chanlls,
struck his head on the bottom and
was drowned. When young John
McKeown, son of the millionaire oil
king, Jumped in to save him, the
linlf-uuconsclous boy drugged him
down. Walter Jones, aged 13, sou
of the presiding elder of the Wash
ington district of the Methodist
Episcopal church, leaped iu in a
brave effort to save his two friends,
but was overcome and all three were
drowned.
TWO OTIIEKS DIIOWNED.
Washington, Juno 23. Two sad
cases of drowning occurred here
yesterday of boys adout 15 years of
age. One of them, Charles Davis,
while carrying a mllkcan on board
a steamboat, slipped from the gaug
plauk, and although a brave man
jumped after him and tried to save
him, lie went down in sight of his
frantic aud heartbroken mother,
who stood on the wharf. Tho other,
Rocer Council, a colored boy, while
FOREIGN.
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SWEATING BY ELECTRICITY.
bathing got beyond his depth and
i ....
president arrived iu Washington I lost His lire.
this afternoon much refreshed by I the anaconda mine.
his vacation.
suspended.
Indianapolis, Ind., Jnuo23.
Thirty-eight members of tho New
Albauy Division Roman Knights
of St. Edward have beon excom
municated by Bishop Chatard for
glvlug a Sunday excursion and sell
ing beer and dancing thereat. They
have also been suspended from the
National organization.
GOT A LIFE SENTENCE.
San Francisco, Juno 23 .Japan
ese advices say that tho trial of
Tonda Sanzo, the Japaneso police
man who assaulted tho czurowltcb,
resulted in tho supremo court of
Japan finding tho culprit guilty of
unsuccessful attempt to commit
murder aud sentenced htm to life
luiprlsoument at hard labor.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Richmond, Juno 23. A construc
tion train left tho track at Million,
fivo miles from here, Ibis morning
and killed four colored men and
Injured six others.
MIDDLE WEIGHTS.
San Fkancisco, June 23. The
Occidental club has matched the
mlddlo weights, Young Mitchell, of
Sati Fmuclsco, and Rcddy Gallager,
of Deliver, to light to a finish iu
Septembej next for a purse of 11 ye
thousand dollars,
election kiot.
Rome, Juno 2.1. In an election
riot at Boulogne growing out of tho
defeat of tho socialist, one man was
killed aud many others injured.
Several persons were arrested.
THE ANDOVER CASE.
Boston, Mass., Juno 23. It was
generally supposed a full court would
decldo the celebrated Audovor case
It is now learned tho court will not
act upon the various questions in
controversy aud tho caso may possi
bly bo reargued, lu any event the
decision by tho full bench will not
be readied for a year, at tho least
THE RIVER IS FALLING.
St. Joseph, Mo Juno 23. Tho
river is falling aud fears of a flood
ara subsiding. It will bo u week
before tho government work iu bo
resumed, Farms between hero and
Walhena, ICansiu, Biilluail greut
tfeutago to crops from tho overflow.
Kansas Cm', Juno 23. Tho
Hbwouil rlvcrhorolias fell six luolr
m eiaoo ImI night A special from
ftieux; City says It is falling there.
J New York, Juno 23. A San
I Ti'diTinlann 1 lrt rtli ttna l ll Ii 1 (alinr 1
-.' iUIILiatU U10J. . t ft IT (to nuuiiouvvt
Sunday in which it was said tho fa
mous Anaconda copper mine, near
Butto, Mont., had been sold for $25-
000,000 to an English syndicate The
owners of tho mine nre Marcus
Daly, J. B. Dlagglu and Lloyd Tevls.
Mr. Hagc.lt) was first seen by a Tri
bune reporter. Ho said postlvely
there was not a word of truth In
tho report and ho did not know
whether tho mine ocr would bo
sold. Marcus Daly was seen by a
reporter aud said: "Less than a
week ago there was not money
enough In the world to buy tho Ana
conda."
TREASURY RALANCE.
Washington, June 23. A state
ment prepared In the ofllco of tho
socrotnry of tho treasury giving op
erations to date shows a not balance
in tho treasury of $1,705,000.
A YOUNCI SCOUNDREL.
l'ARKEItSllURG, W.Vu.,JuilO 23.
Clarence Neal, a boy 18 years of age,
who killed his father when only 14
years old,committcd another bloody
crime while attending a church
festival at Rlversldo Friday night.
Neal -got Into a difficulty with
another boy named Dobson. After
tho boys had been separated a short
time, Neal went lu searoh of Dobbon
with tho intention of killing him.
Charles SUIdmoro, u boy of 15, was
standing by leaning against a tree,
and as ho was dressed like Dob&ou,
Neal mistook him for tho latter. He
slipped up besido Skldmoro and
struck him on tho head with a
loaded whip, clashing his skull and
Inlllctlng fatal wounds, Neal killed
his father four years ago with an
Iron poker, and, although It was
proven that ho had threatened his
father, on account of his youth and
through sympathy for his family,
ho was acquitted on tho ground of
self-defense. Tho boy has always
been vicious and feared by all who
know him.
A QUEEN'S ESCAPE.
Berlin, Juno 23. A Dresden dis
patch says that Queen Carola of
Saxony is suffering from eoyero
nervous prostration as a result
of her narrow escape from death, n
few dayB ago, whllo visiting Baron
Gudonus, at his estate iu Moniovia.
It appears that whllo the queen was
bolDg driven to the railway station,
a tremendous thuudcr storm and a
flash of lightning struck tho carri
age. Tho horses began to rear and
started to ruu, but tho coachman
held bravely to tho reins and got
them under control. Tho queen,
who behaved with remarkable calm
ness nt the time of tho danger, after
ward suffered from reaction and be
came prostrated.
A PLUCKY WOMAN.
London, June 23. In cabling
from Zanzibar to her relatives here,
Mrs. French-Sheldon made no men
tion of her serious illness as desctib
edlnacablo by Router from the
ame place. Iu catching the steam
er Madeira for her return, Mrs. Shel
don carried out tho exact program
wo arranged before starting. She
spent a month in Kilimanjaro dls
trlet, and even visited places not in
cluded in her original plans; for in
stance, no one expected that in her
trip toward Mount Kilimanjaro,
where sho had beeu preceded by
such experienced explorers as
Thomson, Johnstone ami Myers,
3he would bo able to add much
to the existing geographical
knowledge In point of fact, her
aim was to study the peoplo of Kili
manjaro plateau. She had, however,
been fortunate enough to explore for
the first timo Lake Chela, which
because of its situation at the bot
tom of a crater with perpondieulur
sides, was suppsoed to be inaccesta
ble. At Taneta, Mrs. Sheldon met
with Mr. Anstrtither, who Intended
to expIorclLako C"eia, which Is sit
uated about ton miles north of Tun-
eta. With great difficulty a road
was out through tho trees and creep
era down to the surface of tho lake.
Mrs. Sheldon's porters found au
old pontoon which had been aban
doned at Tuueta by a Russian
prince which they improvised into
a boat. Only one of seventy porcers
could bo Induced to join Mrs. Shel
don and Mr. Austruther in explor
ing this "devil's water," as they
called it. They found plenty of
crocodiles and wild ducks iu the
lakes. Curiously enough, there was
a rapid current iu tho water, show
ing that Die lake itself is in the
coureo of au underground river.
affairs in chili.
New York, Juno 23. A corre
spondent nt luique, telegraphs to his
paper that Balmaceda Is likely to
have trouble with tho British gov
ernment over the collection from a
vessel flying the British Hag, of duty
on nltrato brought into Lochllla.
Tiie.Ltruish minister lias made a
vigorous protest. What action Bal
maceda will tuko cannot bo learned
but, it is probable ho will return the
money. Tho correspondent also
states It would seom tho British gov
ernment Is doing all in its power
without resort to arms to aid tho in
surgent's cause. Ho further states
the prospect lookT very gloomy for
Balmaceda.
CIotop Jtnneo Itogtte Who Can Steal
Fifty Ontu Tram nn Eagle.
Tho methods of tho Japaneso, who,
for the purpose of defrauding tho gov
ernment, will.spend days on tho scoop
ing out of a small silver coin, which ho mon( Mr8 M 0 c,,rter j o Murray,
eventually fills with baser metal, " j w Puddoctt, C A Moore, Portland.
inucn iiiipruvcu on iu iucbu rrv.c
days.
TtUTKf. AKHIV.U.S.
"WILLAMETTE"
W II Raymond, Raymond.
Dr Ahlborn, FHo.
J J O'Brien, S Miller, II Dunn,
FT Mnrmlls. Mrs Vaughn, O Sim
in ii -- iweihWiii'' " ) njMjiji - ,mmmu
JL 2 V - JL jL JLv
nrrt muzaanxsJcrxi'rt-MZjm c
STATE.
The Bityilty Board of Trade Is
jW4l8 $100 a mouth advertising.
IH Salem board of trade waiting
ftjf kmmqoiio olto todo the work Ii
bouklbj diilng?
" wy thought rutiuiiu 8iner nt
987 Cotuuw?!! Hrvel
eod
WEfVTHEUREPORT.
San Fkancisco, Juno 23. Foro.
cast for Oregon und Washingten:
Light raltiH, except In South
eastern Oregon.
MARKETS.
CnioAGO, Juno 23. At close,
wheat easy, ctsh .WSJ, July fl 03J,
Baby t.rdno. at Bargent1.
Lunch dolicrtcles In great variety
Sroat & Ulle.
Plouuo f amies at f argeut's.
TOOKRUCKET AND ALL.
Portland, June 23. P. Chape
ron, a French baker In business tit
No, 02 Harrison street, at the corner
of Fifth, was politely relieved of $150
at au early hour Sunday morning.
Chaperon has beeu iu the habit of
leavlug his weeks' earnings In a tin
bucket in his cellar. Sunday morn
ing, as usual, ho left the shop about
7 o'clock to deliver bread aud cakes
to his customers. When he returned
at 11:30 the mouey was missing.
Tho bucket was gono also. The
bucket coutalued $135.80 in cash
and two checks, ouo for $13,15 aud
tho other for $1.55. The payment
on the checks lias been stopped.
This is tho third time Chaperon bus
been robbed within six months.
WANT OUR GOVERNOR,
Portland, June 23. JGoveruor
Pennoyer has been invited to ad
dress tho greatest political orgauiza
tlou iu America.
Tho Tammany society, of Now
York, has earnestly requested him
to speak beforo them on tho occa
sion of their annual banquet on the
Fourth of July.
shoeting: at prineville.
Portland, Or., Juno 23. A Jot
ter from Prlnevlllo tells of a sotlous
shooting nil ray which occutrod last
Thursday, B. F. Isonhoot, of that
city, auu Allan Henry, a Chlco,
Cab, btockmnn. who has a ranch lu
Crook county, have beon in lltlga
tiou for some timo over land aud
stock wo'rth $20,000. Thursday last
Isenhoot walked Into Templeton'a
drug store at Prluovlllo and present
lug a revolver, begun firing on
Iletiry without a word of warning.
Henry was shot In tho left side Just
below tho heart, the ball lodgiug lu
tho heart. Dr, Uosner extracted the
ball and thinks that Henry will re
cover, Isenhoot fled and at last
accouuts had not been apprehended.
Shaw & Downing, agents North
ern Pacltlo it. It., 201 Commercial
street.
That new plauo which Krausso
Bros, aro golug to give away has
arrived. Cull aud bee it at their
store. tf
! II up .
lUnv Day. Monday will here
after bo baby day at Oailerhu'a gal
lery, lw
A largo number of short weight
cold coins nro In circulation, and tho
frequency with which they are met
with has led to investigations which
show that there has been for somo timo
a systematic scheme for robbing the
government by stealing metal from tho
coins.
Somo years ago ft scries of tests were
made by tho government for tho pur
poso of defining tho actual loss by
abrasion in tho moving of gold coins.
It was found that fivo dollars was lost
by abrasion every timo $1,000,000 in
gold coin was handled. Bags con
taining 5.000 each were lifted to a
truck to bo removed to another vault,
and tho mere lifting of tho 200 bags
caused tho loss stated, and their trans
fer from tho truck njjT. 'l mado a, second
similar loss.
Tills shows how readily gold can be
removed from the coins, but this inoth
od Is much too slow for tho clever
rogues, who realizo tho value of scien
tiflc appliances. Tho work of abrasion
is now done by electricity, after the
manner of tho electroplating of gold.
An ordinary galvanic battery and some
cheap acid is procured.
The coin Is placed in the fluid, and
attached to it nre wires from tho poles
of tho battery, leading to another piece
of metal prepared to receive, in tho form
of plating, tho metal to bo removed
from the coin. Sufficient gold to form
a plating is quickly transferred, nnd, as
it is removed uniformly from all parts
of tho coin, the liability of disfigure
ment is reduced to a minimum, the
only effect being to blur tho characters
slightly.
In this way about fifty cants' worth
of gold can bo removed from a ton dol
lar goldpicco withqllt a very marked
change in tho appearance of tho coin.
Tho eyo of an expert, however, detect
tho alteration at a glance. Ono of the
employes in tho Now York sub-treasury
is said to have become, so skilled in this
branch of tho work by years of experi
ence that he can toll by mere touch,
with closed eyes, whether a piece is
spurious metal or has been tampered
with.
It is stated that tho sweating of gold
by electricity In this country is practiced
almost entirely by foreign swindlers
who havo been driven from their own
country for similar offenses. Pittsburg
Dispatch.
AVlillo tlio Angela Listened.
Littlo Frances is three years old.
Sho is the proud possessor of a fat
rubber doll which goes by tho name oi
Edna.
Frances and Edna are inseparable
companions.
Ono day Frances' mamma discovered
tho newly polished window pano cov
ered with finger marks, and she spoke
to the child in this wise:
"Frances, mamma didn't seo who
mado all those finger marks on mam
ma's nice clean window pane, because
her back was turned, but tho dear
Lord up in tho sky saw who did it, and
tho angels wrote it down in a big book.
Now tell mo, Frances, do you know
who marked up mamma's window?"
"Yes'm," replied Baby Francos, look
ing mamma straight in tho eyo.
"Now, you must tell mo right, you
know, because the angels are listen
ing." "Yes'm."
"Frances, who marked np mamma's
window liko that?"
"Edna," replied tho tot promptly,
pointing to her rubber doll. Pittsburg
Chronicle.
J B Clifford, H A Wood, S F.
J M Croughton, Boston.
Richard Clow, O H Carter, Junc
tion.
T M Cokey, Oil.
J Haines and wife, Greeley.
"COOK."
J B Remseti, Sllvorton.
FFelln, Liverpool.
FX Matthlson, Butteville.
A J Fay, FNarbach, St Paul.
J J Me.er, S F.
FT Hart, Vasaon, Mich.
J R House, It II Bowman, Lend
vllle. J K longer, T W HeoRelt, Jack-i-ou,
Wash.
W It Holies, Kate Regan, John
l.olil, Portland.
E C Harrington, S F.
A Haeland, Eugene.
C Makenny, Taeoma.
Geo Rybln, J Pickeral, Webber,
Jeb.
... . 0. .il iiuriclioiti
..he facilities of the prcsont day fo;
'e production of everything that win
otulucc to the material welfare and
:oin fort of mankind arc almost l.nlim
.ted, and v.heu Syrup of Figs was first
produced tho world was enriched with
lie only perfect laxative known, as it
is the only remedy which is truly
pleasing' nntl refreshing to the taste
and prompt and cfi'ectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Spring-time
or, in fact, nt any time, and the better
it is known the more popular it becomes.
Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
gentlyyet promptly on tlioKidneyB,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, iiead
achea and fevers and cures habitual
constipation permanently. For sale
in 50c and SI bottles by all
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
10UISV1UE. KY. NEW YORK. U.V. f
Unpardonable.
He I cannot hold you to yonr prom
iso of marriage until I havo first con
fessed thrco terrlblo tragedies which
havo saddened my life.
Sho (with emotion) Go on.
no ino iirfct occurred at a summer
resort. I took a girl out in a boat, wo
got caught in a whirlpool, tho boat up
set, and in spito of my exertions to save
her sho was drowned.
She You were not to blamo for
that Do not worry about it longer.
Ho Tho second occurred in tho win
ter. I was out skating with a young
lady, whon sho suddenly disappeared
through an airhole, and in an instant
was beyond human aid.
Sho That certainly was not your
fault. 1 will marry you, of courso.
Ho Tho third also happened in tho
winter. I took a girl out sleighing
and sho froze to death.
Sho Begone 1 Now York Weekly.
A New Kliul of a Card.
"Iloro Is a card that typifies my lino
of business," said an energetic trades
man to a friend, handing out a business
card so light and thin that but for its
elasticity and cracklo a blind man
would havo said that It was gold leaf.
It was thinner than ordinary writing
paper, nnd yet it had tho olastio quali
ties of ftno brlstol board. "That card
is mado of aluminium," said tho trades
man, "and It is a novelty. It is tho
finest card made, nnd as I sell tho finest
goods mado it typlflos my business. It
U more durable than anything that I
havo been ablo to find, and 1 havo tried
everything mado of paper, metal, wood
and celluloid." Now York Times.
tf O N" E X !
To Loon on Real Estate Security,
Aponcy Pacific Ktitfs S whips, I.oau
Uulldlngfc.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
5:12 dw
SA.L.H5M, Oregop,
M. D
Surgeon.
A. J. SHiMP,
Physician and
Latent Philadelphia.
ELECTRICITY IS THE TRUE E.NEMY
Ofall Chronic, Rheumatic, Mood, Brain
md nervous uUen-.es livery vailety oi
female ilNoascs yield to electricity after
all other modes of treatment lmvi failed
Thirteen years clinical experience. OlUce
i'U Commercial street 0 21 !hn
310X12 Y TO 1,AK
Upon larm property at current rates ot
Interest.
JOHN. . CAKHON,
Attorney at Law. PiOomsUai.d-l.Lnddd:
Hush linuk Building, Salem, Or. 4 2 ! am w
Capital City Mm4
i.
ayuai vi t j iiroia
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meals at All Hours nl thcDaj
None but whito labor em noyed In thlt
establishment.
A guod substantial meal a x ked In llrnl
clabs style
Twenty-live cents per meal
RED KRONT
Court street, botween Journal Office and
Mlnto'B Livery.
J. H. HAAS,
TI1E WATOiraCAKEK,
2I5K Commercial St., -" Salem, Oregon,
(Neat door to Klein's.)
Hppolnlty of Spectacles, and repairing
Clocks. Watches and Jewelry.
GEO. C. WILL,
jf Will Bros., Albany Jind Oorvallts.
Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
8KWIN0 MACIIINKS And OUGAN8
REPAIRED AND OLBANED
At Your Hornet)
Agents fot NorthwestlnsunuicoCo. Two
doom north of I'twt Otllcti, KUem.Or. Nco
Jlea aud new par W for nil Sewing Niichlnes
a-tr w
8U VTttt FUauuit.
Mr. Photog Now, miss, looic pleas
ant. Miss Well, you got out of my sight
and I vrllL Now York Herald.
Bahy cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor nraicrihed ; Castoria I
MIb Thornton will recolvo vocal,
ttiHttuuiiMilul aud language punlU
durlnn tho tmiumer. AU applica
tions received Wtilnvfcday utter
uoous. 218 Cottage Btreet.
0,16-d 1m
toot
Mi
Cheap at lots la town. 45 roldjslnco
January 15. Call on
RIGDON & ROORK
Biuh-Breyman BV1'
BARK A PGTZEL,
247 Coro'l St. - - ,. SAtECM.
Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinkler.
Aeuuplelt Una of Stove anl Tinware.
tTla rooting aud plumbing reoUltj-.
Estimates for Tinning and
Plumbing Furnished,
WlQXKUttSb.fa
Parties wishing to bttild nice residences and in search of a beautiful 1
with pleasant surroundings should visit
ROSED ALE.
ft' is located direct on the Electric lino to the Fair Ground, overlooking tho enf
tho snow capped mountains, Mt. lioodand Mt. Jeirerson, as well as tho
green hills of Polk county nro in plain view. Tho site is unsurpassed ar d
the whole tract is a beautiful green plateau. Tho High school as
well as tho North Salem now building are within a
short distance of this tract.
it;j
pessi O
-GCBSKSSSSi
J&B2SX3B3&' i? ii vugf
Print Trrarifl jf
Are now orderud graded at the expense of tho OAvnors. This property
is now for sale by
All Real Estate Men
In this City, who will l.e ready at auy time to show this tract to purchasers
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Notices Inserted for O.NK pvm ,, I
tlsemont lim,.nr,i i ,ii""V. o.0TEr.il
than iwcniy-nveVemV. raa k;
for Infants and Children.
"Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend It as superior to any prescription
known to mo." II. A. Ancmtn, M. D.,
Ill Bo. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Tho use of 'Castoria' Is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorso it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
CAKL03 HATVTYN. D.D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
" For several years I have recommended
your ' Castoria, ' and shall always continue to
do so as it has Invariably produced beneficial
results."
Edwin F. Pardeb, M. D.,
" Tho Wluthrop," lQSth Street and 7th Ave,
New York City.
Tbb CcNTAua Company, 77 MtntiUY Street, New Yore.
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BAKER & STRANG,
302 Commercial Street
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces,
Tinware, and all llousb
Furnishing Goods.
Chimney and
Sewer Pipes,
Plumbing.
J Pumps.
Wood,
Iron and
Buckeye, Force
Pumps. Pumps
For Orchard Sprayk.
NcwEra Hydraulic Clothes Washer!
Qreatett labor saving Invention lu the household line. Washes nl
varieties of goods from tho tlnest laco to the coarsest carpe'b, perfectly
clrau, without rubbing or hoiling, without tho use of chemicals or any
def-tructiveprocess only ponp and water. The company owning it oilers
$1000 to anv person who will produce a family washer equal to the NEW
ERA In tho following peints: Price. Labor saving. Itapidity of wash
ing. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning perfectly without damage to
clothing. Simplicity and perfect construction. 8ize, weight aud dura
bility. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Solo Agents for
Mralon county. dw
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LOST. Who. p nn an w tc cow
old.cutinhac.i.b.rtbbSSUfg
tiuh. Ooiio turn ur. Lj u..... .vv at
man. donnvVm,, , Vla
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WAN 1 fcD Hy n Jamil -.o In a n.
a situation. . t, .e aiU.'Sb'
small wages. I in lro 0r v it,- ,
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" nU-OWon henutlrul Oregon," i:a
L and T. (. mi"m tb. tltWtotbta
new and clmrmt inn. mi .Ji:. .
for tho pUuo forn.fluteor violin. Tsyi
5 cents cncli. 1- .tile t ioDd. , 1
" """"I uj i iiucu-mi siren, sa.!"
A f-f.tw-r.il ut.tl. 1H-I...1 . 7 .
- b. ....... v "U-1I.-UI l'l.rcaD-L
rJlOmtKNT. Flii- cotioo, centmlmn
nfrlfv nl. ,. . .-,- V -
. " J".,- , ' - ' i-Micuug, ij.
4UUUH1 ,ri- utl-, i urncr tnn.t.
TIt:E.Yriil 1-c i
XN honid, lnjh .-a ,
Btieet car llms, .w. i ci .
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I'aitofcllr.reu
I Hie l ojrlf
ailllKK 11AI.I,. ..incy leaned nn
watches und Jewell., midull klndi ci
lcruul jjio)om thin cuii De .. 1
my who or . uire. ai uarrs jewelirstore.
iuu auiio -ireuL, K7 II
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,lXh ... A. ..! .lib UC O0 Ui liUIUBIH
. barn, with rtiunlu wuter lu re ot
urn. A uenutluu locauoaf.ratinffic. 1
ulre at eeoud hou.e on ritbt band site
oi Asylum nvenuu ufler crslD brMj
gome to Abyium. n
'I'irAKTBD An active, reliable man-
baruy s u to tsu inoaiciy, wi m
cieanc. to reprehent lu hi- oi'n wciiona
resnonsiuie iOv .orKiious.. jieirreura,
MaNUKAUTUUEU, Lock Box 1535, $(
York.
mAKKM Uf ntthe residence oODunne-s
X oi Oliver -Its. a Day gei'i.iuw
. l.,l.t ulila f.-At Auhlfn. hlufU niftfl anuUil.
stur lu forehead, branded 8 on left Hat
Which owner can havo by paylnt ucw
iiseinenr. unu uuuiu. iiw :-
iuune, ivniguis, -n"" ..
-wv A -NTrnt.. I. fln.aMiltl. ill (iV ft t IlU U ti '
YY a month BeMus our go. la ion iw.
.''... i .,-,..1 .r.m-itv nnrf Fem
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soiu ii u uui,si ; v-7. .
n.eP.e??V".i'w.."vJiil
n irimnnii iiifhtii. iii,i iuuu av - ..
8e"d large Illustrated CirculteW
WllU HKpucmi unci ," .nt.linm.
Plied lor, on receipt o8(ince.ump
Appiy at once unu ci. "--.i. mlt.
Address Kenner MunuHcturM""
Durg. l'a. .
Marion Co. Normal InslUnb.
Tho third annual session o'wg;
nmmiv i(rmni institute, ' M";i; .
the Kst hiilem Bchoel house, copmwj.
Monri..lulv(J. 18'Jl. aul "" w"
flirnfl vvplu. . . ,.
.::. r .- ttHii he done, ""
""?. VV initmuw.? ?;
mo Hiuob,'w,v"" " " .hnf.liil0l
TJvrnnTj mi FTnff7irrrfi7
roMiin
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Pianos an id Organs
AND
--M Vtil C i JO 1U EJi CJTANniSE.
FINEST LINK LOW EST PRICES.
Installments fr.ni ?5 per month up. Wholesale and
ltetall. t
P. H. EAST0N & CO.
310 Commercial St., Salem.
Head Quarters for 1 1.: Sak m Orchestra. d w
fga1Jtwo-jCT SSt-
J. Q. IIARltI. R. A. IMOO KR
SALEM EXPRESS COMPANY.
Leave orders nl tho Cluli Hublm, one
block et ot 1'o.toftlM. All orders
promptly utUnded to.
AW'S MEAT MARKETS,
, J.P.WHITE,
EXPRESS AND TRUCK LINE.
limiting ef all kinds. Btdstwork.
agon at every train.
sumclent number desire ill, ,cl amfL
nrirnnW.Pfl In rUVSlClll .'"-"
siilon.nne Hookkeepin. Ins,ltute.
Thn niii(pt of the Wonnal 1MU" .
to review ,he subject taug bim eU.
mon schools, and to dlscurf theoesw .
ods of presenting tbein to . pupM. . bl
Htltuta is not held for teacherJ on .,
also for those who Intend . u
iiring txt books on fllbrancnei
be presentut the beglnnlDt P
A Fee of ono dollar w'"., JwU"1
helpdelray the expenses of twi
For lurther Information nanKR,
County BuperlntejentofComiPf
?"";. nflune . 1S'I. ' "J r.i
irbrng, gnttriD nnd ani"
"rtlouofCoinniercia jst g . 1
n, between tho boi ' i,te street.
jnd the south Iw,fflWwli UJ
ilre.oo. in an-oioViiii.fOlllrt
US LMmtiy ttrvot. North
, imemt.
Halom.
w.r."r..55 . .rt.. -r r
fi.!tf ' V i. ?' utr-fOt. Vrv
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Administrator's Saie.
NOTICK 1h hortby given that by virtue
of un order und license of resale duly
nude, rendeied und entered ot record by
the comity court ol the state of Oregon tor
Marlon county oa the 1st dy of Juiif, lSSt),
authorizing aud ompow erlug him) admin
istratrix oi tho Cktale or K. 11 lleliltger,
decea cd, to sell tho i-eal iuiierty ot said
ueceueni uoreiuniierue-Ciinca, i win an
-a urduy, the llth day of July, 'Ml. at 1
o'clock In tho afternoon ofaulu day nt iho
door of tho couuty court house, in Balem,
Marion county, Oregon, sell at public auc
tion to the lugheHt bidder foroue-nslf cash
in baud on the day ofaale and the balance
puyable In fix months with interesr Irom
Ibodxy of ule until raid, ul eight per cent
rer annum (Inferred jmyinuiiU ito be se
cured by mortgage uu the land sold and
the purchaser to ruy U taxes oa buld
uiortgne.)uil the nah'. title. Interest and
(fettle, vblch -aid r, li.)ielltnger,dece-ed,
bad at ti da tth. In or to the following de
orlbed proiierty, to wits Thewelliall
ot the donation landcUlai of John LI. Bel
linger and Mary tMieUloger.hlswlu), uotl
tku'loa Nit. a O, clHlm No. 51 In T. -. B. 3
west ..f Whl wu-tie meridian and claim
No l in T. 1'ja.u 3 wefct of WUIatnette
in w d un. In f!urmn couuty, Oregon, con
Ullnlli. :(lrr.iif Innil nornrlL
M1K U.A. UtlXINUKIt.,
AduilnbtratrlxotthewUteof . !l.l!el
iinser, avtt;d, vuow
t.... ... t..v.ii( Hills.
nouvu ioi "" .r.wni
NOTIf! K is hoi-by given tnaySf !.,
will be received by.J'fl'tunej-or'f
IUD I
2o'c
ing, cllruu,B"",
thatiiortlouofCoi
nmmn. hetween t
r.T7.H th.nuth liueoi ""':., i
&wl!.JSi
piunsuuu-i'vvi"v-" ,,, , c. y OifrZZ
iftheca surveyor of he 'y,k trj
nt Bnleni. Oregon, ffJ'r ok macadam"
tied brick, bitum no s ro k,niB u,
gravel. Kacb bid inu.t bo mau fa
blaliltsfu.im.hea "yj.uit. by ;
hieh bid must i-o ""'J?", the clt '
llllcuteotdepost In wor i -o,
Milem. Oixgon, lnM;J ,t tffo iu
... .in. nfM.iif in in the uiu " -tee l
.:"J"?. rtnlliu.. as a .B.V-lril
"! " :.-, rtoftbe uiau.-,B .
will be fonelted to ihf'.ted wl,
con, In case his ld '1 ", ,iintend:!
Didder shal fall or neg l m too
. .i,. Iir ooutracl anu ',.., i,bd1i
and iindcruiklng accoui pan, u. -j
5d iclllcaUons, t.c "f J
fu:u.ffmu..
"""M.VT.t: the underta'"-,
"' Y.Tii. in. :lctder wm iMort
., ,,i U WM8.!. ia
uuteacoutrnciauu .-",tU , u.-- j
underUktng.toj:ether w pUDC60t1
within td.s after iau " .
baobyaaorderbe?tom.yoiv
Common Council of the g, rjrToN,
on. jnllN' "Ll..A
''K-.iwflndp!iS-
ty of thn city offr"""-
M. T. RINEMAM
Slaplc and Fancy Jff?
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