Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 01, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextlMnMaBaHHvaaaMMaMMwMMmttAanir?3d. "-afI?T! 3 - - i- I l ' 7J C- . .. V" )i-: fete nktttti te b we tteflincrntlo It) tfe fat, lie siAlletl In a winning w-,mmI tuWwjfes an utter abucuce of tte WM Wuteur which llio .priK to wear U) audi eflect. MMkCnOM TN NKW SOUTH WALKS. gynttmr, N. . V. July l.Oie 'hretl ud tlilrly-llirco election wtB8 allow tlieelection of flfty-ono iMwtero, flfty-tlireo opposition, iwty-slx labor party and tlireo ItniefKindciits. THKCOUK8B0FTKUE LOV& LAWlSnsCG, Mwsa., July 1. John Rfttwch yesterday Bbot nod killed Jik sweetheart, Mary Burket, and then killed hlmsoir the mime way. Jealousy wm tho cntiso. KOUiaT FIKK8 tN CALIFORNIA. Stockton, Cal., July t -Extensive field Area nro reported In the vicinity of Copperopoils, resulting In llio destruction of considerable prop erty nud low of one life, thut of an old Frenchman living near town, who Is known as Matbew. The lire commenced Sunday afternoon near CopperopolM, and ran over I ho hills itdlstancooftiovcn miles o JJrynrs forry. Two hundred minora and everybody In Coppcropolls who could 'flght the firo were out to nave the town and keep tho flames back. Tho Frenchman got over heated, sud dropped dead while pro tccttmr. his house from the lire. SLAVIN ANll SMITH. Ban fuancisoo, July 1, Billy Smith nntJ Jack Bluvlu, Australian heavyweights, fought at tho Occl denial club last night for apurso of $1,150. Tho principals weighed 103 pounds. In tlw Gth round Bmltli landed a counter on Slavlns's ear, which nearly brought tho lulter to Ills kneo. He staggered Slavin near thtfcloeo of tho 10(h round, with a clean left bander on fhe chin, IJut In tlio Mlh round, Slavin caught Smith on tho jaw, sending him to the floor lu a clean knock down, and as ho roso Slavin nibbed on him playing right and loft about the bead. The round closed with Smith spitting blood. In tho 10th round Blavlij sent Smith ngalu to the lloor with a right hand swlpo on tho jaw. Slavin was knocked down In the I mm IlariMNions Republican Cpn yenfion in Iowa. SEN. B1IICE WRITES A LETTER. Tried to Break Jail, Drowned While Bathing, Killed his Brother, Earthquake, Sausage Meat.State and Foreign News, Etc, KHANKMN MINKS. Skatti.13, July 1. Everything Is quiet at Franklin today, tho pres ence of tho militia on tho ground between the hostile forces restrain ing both from continuing tho race war, but froni Now Castle, JJIark Diamond, and Oilman, come threat unlng rumbles thut denote serious iroublo within tho uer.t forty-eight hours. There aro now nearly two hundred negroes at work at New Castle, tho number takou there riuutlay having been quietly aug mented since. Tho strikers have dono nothing yet, but nro reported as making secret preparations for some decisive move, tho character of which can not be told. Company D, now at Franklin, has been placed under marching orders, and will bo taken to New Castle thirty miles away In a special train kept ready for the nurrx.Bc. on the first intimation of trouble there. At Black Diamond the situation has changed for the worse. When tho minors struck six weeks ago, It was not becauso of any dissatisfaction with tho Black Diamond Coal company, but because of sympathy for the miners who had been driven out by the negroes taken Into Franklin by tho Oregon Itn provemont company, which Is a rival of tho Black Diamond corpora tion, and it was supposed the men would rotnm to work as soon as ofOdebott, Kao county was nomi nated on first ballot. JiniOE WKITC9 A LKTfKll. Nkw Yohk, July 1. Senator Brice, chairman of tho national democratic committee, has written n letler of warning and advice to his fellow-members of the national committee. Tho letter embodies advice in regard to association dem ocratic clubs and tho necessity of the national committee co-operating with them. Tho plan of tho repub licans, ho says, Is a colossal system of clubs to bo maintained and sup ported by unlimited means drawn from tho pockets of beneficiaries of monopoly policy. This syeUm, he urges, can only be met by an equally extensive system of voluntary dem ocratic clubs; that Is, an association of people In their Eover.il neighbor hoods for the dofento of their rights and Interests against those banded to assail them. Brlco thinks the approachlngstrugglo toboone main ly between clubs, and It is greatly to ho desired that a uniform and per fected system of democratic societies, thoroughly organized and In lull mato association with each other, shall bo established before tho begin ning of the next year. TltlKD TO J1IIBAK JAIL. Tacoma, Wash., July 1. A bold attempt to escape was made yester day between 11 and 12 o'clock, by sixteen prisoners confined in the county jail. A space two Inches wide, by n foot long, had been cut through the lloor, Just in fioutof of tho door leading Into the iron tank In which Important prisoners r i-onflned. and bv tonicht the whole cell full of jail birds would have been at liberty. Tho prisoners admitted that this was their Intent Ion. With moro plank taken out they could have easily duir through tno rotten timbers aud out under the porch, either In front or behind the JMI, Albert Tult was tho leader In tho jail-delivery movement. It Is his seventh attempt to escape. NUOWNKI) WHILIJ J1ATHINO. SbatMjK. Wash.. July 1. ller- STATES flCNIO COMMITTEES. Arkansas O W Meoks, J Covey, H It Moore, Mrs. Meeks. California A I Wacner. L Jmli Vnilll tlm niwl if Mm .1 7 1 I TUUil 41V1II K.V V.. v. vi.w I... , i , , Slaylu sent Smith through the that, It tnoy reiurncu, wo , m,L tn ii,, floor. Tim sound of the union iiiUBt have tho employing and wi-wj wv .- rwT w . matters cooled down. Quo week ago tho minors agreed to return to man Perry Guernsey, a boy 13 years work upon tho old terms, hut Tucs- old, was urowueu in j.uko wusuinit day they notllled thoBupurintcndent gong saved him from being counted out. Jn tho 48th round Slavin sent him down for tho last timo with n left bander on the Jaw, Slavin was doelurcdUia-wlnvut. 8. l It. It. KA1ININGB, til. '. Ban Fuanoisco, JulV I.-. The Southern Paolflo company's earn ings for May were: Total, f3,0-ll,22G, H decrease of ?2l4,87o as compared with tho gross earnings' of May 1800. UMATILLA AOKNT. Washington, July 1. The presi dent today appointed Johu. W. CraWford agent for tho Indians at thu Umatilla reservation. oei'YitiaiiT woolamatjon. Vauiunhton, July 1. Tho presl dent today Issued u proolamutlon providing for tho granting of copy right lu tho United States to citizens or" subjects of Bolglum, France, Great Britain aud Switzerland. ANOTJIKK NATIONAL HANK. Washington, July 1. The comptroller of curroucy has author ized tho First National Bank of Big Timber, Mont., to begin business With ft capital of S30.000. OUIXNU. JtAUJt'SSUCOIASOU. WAbiunuton, July 1. Secretary Noble, has appointed Hun. J. C. Hal lam, of llllnolso nwlstunt chief clerk of tho iwnsion onieo, vlco Oa'en B. Itatim, jr., resigned. TlIK'rUUASUKV. Wa'shinoton, July 1. In view of tlio proposed ohango In the method of stating publlo debt, tho treasury olllolals refuse this mom lug to maku any estlinuto of the ohango lu tho debt Itsulfslnco June 10, It Is understood however, thoro has boeti u slight lucreaso In the debt no far as cash In tho treasury Is applicable for Its payment Is con corned. Tho reduced cash balahco results from tho unusually heavy expenditures during thu mouth. MARKETS. WHHAT. Chicago, Ills., July 1. Wheat Htrong, cash 01) C 0. July 02 J. December, 80i bid. SAN Fhangiboo, July l.Wheat buyer 1601, after August lot, f 1.65). WIUTliltlWORT. SAN Fhancisoo, July 1. -Forecast for Oregon nod Waohlugteu: Cooler, except neatly stallonary temperature in Bpoluine mid Fort Canby. Eujfp!,y. This It what you ought to haw, to fully onjoy life, Thoinuuidii me wwohlng or It dally, tltnuttuudv ol 4ollwro tpont annually by nut ni4eln tho hopo thut they tnu Mtln this boon, It may bo had ta Ml. Wo guarantee tho Klectrlo llli tow, If umkI ttooordlng to directien: wUI mtf, tho tletnou dyiHHwlu nml 11.1 I. ...I, ....I I.........V.. " l.-l....,bl. ifien Auin-iaj. -.iwiiii for dyspeptUu and dlfceusix ol iamfw and klduiys. Bold m IJlwif dottloat ry' drug K AMKKCV, To WWN wiSStlucil-M hrcrAui KfMfly KmmEm by r. l. vaim, Or., Juuftifi,.)!. iitaW'ftr w fccwiug ihf ItlKa hi iBk fiwrtniiry. HviHft m it ' Ui(iNifrlr.OiK.(V Will, two WMrriltWiKd AUHtNi.C. lyO A ilMvptKNi.-.? !' ukj mmm ikurn. diichargiug of all men. This the superintendent refused to accede to, aud ho immediately posted a notice that any whfto man who wishes work may sccuro It, whether ho be longs to the union or not. The Blaok Diamond Is only a short distance from Franklin, and the camps will probably Join forces lu fighting tho two corporations. A detachmentof mllltla Is held In reserve to movo to Black Diamond tinou a moment's notlcu. At Gil- man, homo guards, composed of minors, aro drilling dally. Tho Seattlo Coal aud Grain company has bcon sending up ti few nou-uulon miners dally, but they have been met at tho train by a largo body ol armed men. A largo forco or guardsand deputy sherillM uro at Oilman for tho pur pose of protecting nil men who wish to go to work, but out of ono hun dred sent ouly eight or ton have dared to stay, and theso luivo a strong guard protecting them day and night. It la thought that the company will take In several hun dred men today, protected by Com pany 12, now assembled In the armory hero, and that a military guard will bo mnliitalncd until the strlkore glvo up llio conlllet, A largo number of rifles wore shipped to Oilman from Tacoma today. It Is thought thut within tho next forty eight hours every coal mining camp In this county will bo manned by non-union miners, working under tho protection of tho national guards. It Is feared that serious trouhlo will result at all the places, a thoro aro over ono thousand strikers, who will seo In tho Intro dilution of'tiitgro and scab labor the disappearance of their last hopo ol employment In tho mines of King county. IOWA ItHTUHMCANS. OmiAii lUi'ins. July 1. The Iowa republican statu convention meets lu this city today. It U bolloved that Illram C. Wheeler, of Odebolt, Sao county, will be uomln ated for governor on tho Urot ballot. Ho U an extensive farmer and stoul rulsor. Lieut. Governor Allied N. l'oyuerwlll probably bo ro-nomln ated. ItKl'UllMOAN CONVRNTJON I.N IOWA. Ckdah lUriDs, Iowa, July 1. Ouu or tho most onthu8lasti ropubll iwi conventions ever assembled In Town convened In this oily today. Tho convention was as distinguished for Us harmony and good feeling a liuvo been most conventions of re cent yours fur their discord and dls seualoiiK. Among tho nudlonco art many persons of state aud national rtmututlou, Mrs. J. Kllun Fouler, Representative of llioKou Partisan Woman's ChrUtlan TviiiK'ruiiev Uiihui was at tho head of a delega tion of eiithuslubtlo lady republleun whooccuplwl a prlvalolwx. Prompt ly at U o'clock Chalriunu MaoU of tho fctato ivntral committee called the titnveiitlou to order, John Y. Stuno was ehoeou us temporary ohoirnittii. lu owunitng tho chair Stouo made a rouslug petch which was Interrupted ninny tluiua by applause, having thanked tho con vention for the dUilncilon a being called upon to pnwUlu owr It ho nU1 thu most Impoititnt crisis Is Upon us, tu polltle-d jwwer of state U Rt Mkn ml tlio good rtsultn chiuv4 by tin republican liry 5fistiuu!oor so jn uro ?n- dMttrl by ihd u(HiruiiOarty lu IottHrfe.MUi una lu isinbi fch, For ivior, HlmutV Vieler, ton yesterday afternoon, a quarter of a mllo north of Yesicr avenue at about 2 o'clock, Guernsey In com pany with a boy of ills own age, wero bathing from a raft. Tlio raft drifted out lu deep water unknown to tho boys, who wero both unable to swim. Guernsey unsuspecting tho depth of tho water, jumped lu and sank. Before help could bo ob tained llfo was extinct. cihmi: oAUsnn jiy jkalouby. Moihm:, Alu., July l. -From the backwoods of Baldwin county comes a report that Lesso Cartwrlgut shot and killed his brother John and afterwards cut ids own wife's throat. Jealousy was tho cause. SAUSAOr. MEAT, Chicago, July 1. An officer of tho health department asserts thut ho has discovered that tho fresh of broken down, emaciated and diseas ed horses is being made into sausage meat and sold lu the poorer quarters luthoclty. An investigation Is made. FOREIGN. MUST NATUKAI.IZI! Oil IiKAVti. London, July 1. Tho Odessa correspondent of tho Nbws says: Governor Klefl' of l'odolla and Vol hynla has Issued a decree announc ing that all foreigners of those pro vinces must either becomo natural ized citizens or leave tho country. Decreo is aimed at popular German colonies udlaceut to tho Austrian frontier, NOTIiS l'HOM LONDON. London. July 1, Gladstone was ablo to take a abort walk yesterday. Tho stopping of tho tin plate works, It is estimated, will keep 760, 000 boxesoll'tho market, thoaverage consumption being 1,000,000 boxes per mouth. A deed has Deon slgued reuowlng tho advance to the Munlettas until lA'brimry 180. Tlio deed gives them tho option of redeeming the securities pledged. Dispatches received huro from Constantinople state thu sultan of Turkey has ratltled tho Brussels anil-slavery convention aot. AN EAHTHQUAKB IN ITALY. Homk, July 1, Inhabitants ot province Verona last night won thrown Into a statu of excitement Hid fear by a terles of severu earth qimktH bliooUs. Houses lu rume aasos outlawed. In spite of the damage dnuo there was no lus-s ol life. INTKItNATtONAI. aiNHHKCIAT ION.V1.COU.N0IL. London, July 1. Ono huudrel Amurlcau delegates arrived to at tend tho annual meeting of tlio Inter national Cougrogutloual couuoll ol London July Hi- They will bo on turtalucd at a publlo breakfast. HltOM CHILI. Lu io.i'i. July L Tliero Is rumor of heavy lighting between tho Huas eo ami the furcosat iNnuilmbo, on laud aud bea. hTAlKl01lll.UITV Or ToLHlfc),) 4-OllKNKr liitkM ontUtfiRt Henry, A W Scott, Miss Stella Cannon. Colorado O S McNnlly, JI L Van Avery. Dakota L D Henry, J F Jacob son, C iiart. Delowaro Judge W P Lord. Georgia Mr Glenn, Capt E L Cooper, Win Townseud. Illinois J W Crawford, A Klein, Dr Brndshaw, Mrs R S Wallace, Mrs Z M Parvlu. Indiana H H Ilagau, Finley Perrlue. Dr S It Jessup, Kev Wm It WIIIiauiH, Mrs J Cox,: Mrs C L Kelkr. Iowa-J II Albert, J L Ashby, II J Mlntborn, leo Hoeyr, MIssO M Cap well, Mrs G W Gray. Kansas H V Matthews, W H Pratt, E M Law, & M Grllley, Mrs F Loekley, Mrs T Holvcrson. Kentucky M J Scott, A L Du Puy, Miss Mary Allen, Dr Rowland. Maine G P Sauuderson.ASmall, Geo Collins, Mrs L Learned, Mrs Pentium). Loul8ttiia Ben Taylor. Muryland W P Lord. Massachusetts Key II H Brown, Epploy. Michigan Maj FEHodgkln, C E Dayton, W M Spade, Mrs W N Ladue, Mrs Col Olmstead. Minnesota Mr Plgler, T C Jones, J B Brown, Mrs W C Hammer, Mrs L N Whito. Mississippi Oeo E Chutnbrllu. MIssouri-A B Buren, C B Irvine, J B Putnam, Chas Cluggett. N Carolina J J Thompson, Mr Stuurl. Nebraska J J Roberts, R R Ryan, C M Moody, Mrs I W Staley. Mrs G W Peck. Nevada -R L Hcninger, C Ander son. New Hampshire Mrs Eliza J Chandler. New Jersey Joseph Clark. New Mexico Thos Landutback. New York-Hon P II D'Arcy, E L Port, C Collins, Mrs Reeves. North Carolina Levi Bally. Ohio G Stolner, David Karly, D C Howard, Mrs L II Rowland, Mis Cherrlngtuii. Oregon-T C Shaw, J G Wright, J B McClalno, W L Wade, T B Walt, Mrs Z F Moody, Mrs J Minto, Mrs Belle Cooke. Pennsylvania 11 S Crissmau, J Baker, Daniel Fye, Mrs E B McElny, Mrs W H White, Mrs Caldwell, Wm Krebs.ES Bollinger. Rhodo Island Mrs F J Babcock, Capt Pratt. Tennessee Lewis Pettyjobu, J H Wilson, T H Wilson, R Patty. Texas-Leo Willis, W II Wild, P K Freitz, Mrs II Btoudenmeyer, Mrs Van Fleet. Utah Rov C L Corwm, Charles ABatt, Mr Haines. Vermont F J Babcock, John Gray, James Deuhain, Mrs Cray, Mrs Denham. Washington M H Bowman, Napoleon Davis and wife, Harry Thomas aud wife. West Virginia Professor Arnold. Wisconsin C Marsh, Geo F Smith, I LKlmber, MrsSouthwick, Mrs Dlusmore. Wyoming Samuel Muir. Canada-J C Booth, J A Curson, W A Shaw, Dr Rosslter, H G Guild. General committee A F Hofer KISSING DANGEROUS. Poctors Claim Tlmt TomllltU I Conto glon Tlirough KlMlnff. Is tonsilitls contagious? Is a question which has been puzzling many promi nent physicians of late. , During tho past two years n great in crease in tho number of cases has been noticed, until at present it almost re sembles nn epidemic, but hitherto has not been considered ft contagious dls- ROSEPHLEi case. In an interviow with n prominent physician I learned that tho only wny of overcoming its progress Is to protest against kissing. Tlieso nro his own werds: "Any charming young lady possess ing a sweet, rosebud mouth, with a voice upon which phlcgmonis has fast ened itself, cannot bo kissed without phlegmonis being tho price paid by tho person who takes part with her in tho dual bliss. Her perfumed breath, with Its silvery tones and soft whispers, is Oiled with contagion, in which mi crobes of marvelous form fly to now fields of pasture. Hosts of cunning but riotous bactoria linger upon her coral lips waiting to board thoso of tho mustached ono who recklessly ap proaches." Thus it is very plain that young gen tlemen and their sweethearts should bo very careful that no kissing is done be fore it is learned by both parties whether tonsilitis has settled In tho throat of either. 'Phlegmonis," said tho doctor, "is a sort of tonsilitis. Tho ordinary com monplaco tonsilitis is not contagious. Indeed, tho ordinary form is merely an inflammation of tho tonsils, which aro glands in tlio back of tlio throat with secretions niding tlio process of swal lowing. An invasion of tho glands by hosts of liptothrax, n bacterium, whioh Is normal in tlio mouth, aro tho canso of this most troublesome inflammation. They aro a vegctablo microbe, which is nlwavs rashis in tlio mouth nnd is nourished by tho saliva and bits of food that get into tho holes of decayed teeth. .This Is tho reason why pooplo who have had bad teeth aro moro apt to bo troubled with tonsilitis." Tho doctor paused for a moment and centinued: "Although phlegmonis is an inflam mation of tlio tonsils it is vastly difforcnt from tho ordinary tonsilitis, as it is con tagious and tlio inflammation extends all through the entire mouth and ulcer ated tonsils. Then, too, tho ordinary tonsilitis very seldom lasts longer than a week and can bo cured in about twenty-four hours, while phlegmonis lasts longer, is moro sovero and harder to cure. "Many great singers havo been troubled with it, among whom aro Patti, Nilsson, Lucca, Campanini and others." Thus it is evident, if the decision of prominent physicians may bo believed, that kissing Is really a dangerous pleas uro, nnd that thoso who take part in tha dual blisa should bo very cautious not to approach their real enemy as a friend with open arms only to bo de ceived by tlio friendly greeting of its spy who awaits thoui with a fascinating smile, while behind tlio scones an army of bacteria is impatiently waiting tho timo which is suro to come when they can spring upon tlio innocent person who is conquered by its cunning, sclioming ways. But will tills advico of thoso physi cians bo considered ? Now York Herald. Parties wishing to build nice resideiiceslnd in sA of a beautiful location with pleasant surrouylings shdjld visit I 'I ROSKPIvK. . .ti T-i ri .m i . i . i " . it i . It is located direct on tho Electric line to tl Jmr uuunu, ovmoojung mo entiro city tho snow capped niountains, Mt. Hoodnd Mt. ifferson, as well as the over green hills o"f Polk county are in plun view, frho sito is unsurpassed and' the whole tract is a beautiful grlen plataft. The High school as well as the North Sidem new builing are within a short distance of thttf racfc. pax 0 Ye, Jr J J y jm 1 1 x . sfj Mwwm&' jL rur pmmf Arc now ordered graded at the expenFejft tlie owners. is now for sajfby This property All Real Estate Men In this City, who will be ready at any Jie to show this tract to purchasers. 1 KB J Sole Agents f Jr, FJ Strayer, T II Barnes, GN Z M Johu Sroat, H W Downing, l'rof Parvlu, II M Branson, Hon Minto and WTRigdon. Parsous from tho din'erent states uio reouested to report to their re spective committee ohulmrcu at on co. i . i i ! ,1 l,.lliCllbll. I'r- f iK'It' of tho present dny fa h.. J .-a '.actio.! of everything thatwil. ti'.idvcc to tl.u iaitiud welfare and .omfurtof ai. uki.ul nro almost unlim ited, aud when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the ouly perfect laxative known, as it is tho only remedy which la truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse Uie system gently lu the Spring-time or, hi fact, at any time, and the better it Is kuowu tho more pooular It be- r i l'KANK J.OllKNKV llltkM Will J lliALUIltltr lMl-t MalP it! t Itu flakit ? L I OU!iiy A 0)n , ilnlni! buktp iu ttiu nib o nitfi.roaiiy Nvu kti MiiMvuia.nuiiibat mM tlna 111 - tlio kUin of one liuudivtt vlolttntfor woli uitei) iu f Cirrh IhHt mllliul bdMltvtt by llio uu ot IUM' oiurtuniri lllAKJ -uknky. iiAyriw-vvmir. A. W-HMtAMttT. h'otury 1'uOllo. Hworu lo Ixtlira m ttiut nittrllil In my itnsnr. iuin l., ItvMI, SKAUJ HrII'h IVtarrh Cure U laVen lu terimlly and utU hruHy ini the blood and inuivus urfHi--s of (tie syoteni. Bend for twtluunll free i-.J.CIlhMiYvtO,, lUido.O, jKjfrso'.d by urustjlstn. 7C conies. Are You Going East? If so, bo suro and see that your tickets read via tho "North Western Line." The C. St. P. M. A O. Ry. Tills Is the great short lino from St, Paul or Dututh'tonll points east and south. Their inagnlllcont track, peerkss veutlbuled dlultig and sleep ing oar trulus, and their motto, "always on time," bus given this road u national reputation. AH elapses of patouugcru aro carried on the yestlbuled tnilus without oxtiu charge. All ticket agents sell tickets via this Hue. Ship your freight and travel over this famous road. W. II. Mbad, Gen. Agt.. . No. I Wash. St, Portland, Or. A, J. Lki.anii Tiiiv'g Agt. Tho Polar Hear. Thanks to tho high latitudes which it inhabits, tho polar bear Is not likely to bo killed off. Tho polar boar Is an enormous nninial, weighing about as much as a fair sized or, but it is not at all fierce, and will always run away, so that It is not hard to kill. I onco saw an Aleut woman disposo of one lu a very romarkablo manner. -Sho saw it asleep on tlio loo, and approached it with grout caution from tho leeward side, having previously improvised a weapon by fastening tho knifo sho car ried to ii stick with lacings of seal leather which served to hold together her garment Having got close to the unconscious beast, sho thrust this spear deep into tlio body behind tho left foreleg. It died almost without a strugglo. It Is a curious fact that the liver of tho polar boar is actually pol sonoiis, though tho meat Is very wholo soino, nnd toothsomo as well, rcsem bling beef bomowh.it. Chicago Horald. 25c Want Coiumn, Notices inserted Tor OSK CKNT PEIl WOIU KAOII 1NSK11U ION. .No ndver tlsemeut Inserted In this (.olunin for less than twenty-five cents. Mccormick and deer! mowers. BAKER & 302 iMlFSIWl fr-W liar Itlcti' ArnlcH fulv. Tli Mwrt Saw lu IU world for CuU llruUr, tvaxvi, UlPtsm. &tl llhum, l-evw n-d.'lVlltir, VlmiUHHl lUndt, llit(ulnlu. Corn nml nil Hklu Kruitlou8, and ixwl tlxeJv pine I'lle. or noivay nxnilreJ. It tKimnnleHl lo give vorfwt MiiUlactUm or niiuiry rvfuudwt o tVj40p.'H : lv(iOU(l J0)00T l0 Jtqou A Dreuilful Cliurge. Somo twenty years ago, when proso cutions for "rituiU'iMu" wero In voguo, a high church clergyman was appointed to ft country parish near to a low church town. Ho was youngish mid unmarried, and so was his curato. The local now.spnpor, over zealous for ovan golleal truth, t-oon informed its readors of tho now rector's erluios. Ho turned to tho cant ; ho bowed to tho Gloria, in the pulpit ho wore a surplice that characteristic garment of tlio scarlet woman. And thoro was ono nccusa tiou which touched both tho rector and his ourato. "Will it bo believed," said tho pious print, "that they openly praotico cellbaoy, oven in tho public streets I" This was meant to nrouso, and no doubt it did arouse, tho spin sters aud widows of tho neighborhood, to a timely vindication of the rights oj woman. Notes and ljueriea. Greatest labor saving 'inent oi. varieties of goods from tue must i nlnnll l.lfln..., ...ll.lll .1 . .... ll.vtlt.WV destructivenrucefrs only boiiii and i1000 to anv i erson who will nrodu ERA In the following peints: Pn( iui Variety of fabrio washed. l clothing. Simplicity and perfect. unity. taaiiBhutlou guarauteeu Mraion county. :rang, imrrercial Street Ranges, Furnaces, "mil all House Furnishing Good?. Chimney and Sewer Pipes, Plumbing, umps. LpYood, J Iron and Buckeye Fofce - Pumps. Pumps For Orchard Spraying. cwEra Hydraulic ClotbesWasher! ho household line. Washes ul the coarsest carpets, perfectly fut the uso of chemicals or' any . 1 he company owning It oilers unilly washer equal to the NEW r.nlinrsnvinir. Itanldltv of wash ing perfectly without tfalf&ge to ruction. Slzoweliiit and Uura- noy refunded bole Agents tor dw bAullurj Item. OUhooly Rheumatism again I llootctter McGitmls Yos, and com plioatod with grli. Tho thought 'Uiat I might not live to enjoy It U tho only tiling that keeps mo from coiumlttluji bulcldc Texas Slftings. Bhaw vt Downing, ageuta Norths eru Paclllo K. RM $t Commercial Ueel, For tho beet assortment or flro workii rt loweut price call at Wu, Baigcut'ii, ThodrtJitllenrOt Which people In run down stato of lieuUh ilerlvo from llotxl's yarsaiia rllla. conclusively proves that tills medicine "niukin tho weak utMiig." It doe not aot like sthnulant.linpart ing fictitious strength, but Hood's Harfeaparllla builds up In a ivrfcctly natural way nil tho wmfceued arts, purines tho blood, mid assists to healthy action tbM luiHrtuul or gatis, tho kidneys and liver. Tiik Woor. CHop.'nilf, jearH cnn will Ixj euiKtoa. Ch-wn goods and low priced havo largely luoreaMHl tho trade ul tho Salem ooleu Mill blow, , iHlfffi ri. ji.Tfi FINi Instnllmj Reti PS AND URGANS AND II J, HIJUl CJIA jVJJISIJ. (I INF. LOWEST PRICES, r- in So per month up. Wholesale and P.I EASTON &, CO., nead Q J. Q. HARRIS. R. A. Mt COMPAJjj uto oraew al the Club utaijl ukjvk. eati oi lMuraa.'. All OH Vronipily attended lo. ASHI1'S MEAT MARK! 310 Ccmmercial St,, Salem, Irs fur the Ksh ni Oichestra. dw J. P.WHITE, EXPRESS AND TRUCK LINE. Iluullcgof all kpds. Bcul work. utoti utevery train. WtfitHieartet SU) Ulwiy .tr1 ".rrt f L..oreiwu; ui nil til order? VluUnofln. hiul shIi lueuu vVI Kivpinv mii in.- country friJ IUlt..tlu At....!- ki . J -A tliy Will .till Dtl. Ur MUU t,! Irtli all It to K out lil PR a. J, spp, m. a, Physician and Surgeon. Ultxrtilladetimia. ELECTRICITY4S THE TRUE EXEMY uf ill Chronic, tlieunmtlc, Dlood, llralo n 1 neroiu d)teii. Uvrry vunely ul ( .uie tll.uii. yield to electricity ufier Ml! alior miHlestr trmtment lmd iAlel, lliirteeayir.llnicat exiwrlencA OUTc? U ikiutiuertUdieet 6a Sm ii-iiit nr t i ati n am Am) uiu&iu Jl r-rrr -rfcr -vrnrr C!?5J I pi taw M It U JUUlf. W. MKSt, Acwnl. 1NBUKANCK Company. I r iro una ai-rlue. B-'ilera, Orecon t IlilllUl jJT. O 3ST E Y ! TsirniM Real EsUti Secvrity, dflo aus 8 viDfH, Leas FLR & HAMILTON, SAVlNi', ..-- Owgoo, ''TTlLOW on beaut irill Oiot'on," Ilwiioo," C and "Tncoma"aio llio titles to three now and charming ihumicaI composltloUH fortbe piano rorle.lluteo. violin. By mull !15 cents each. Koralout Diamond's Mil Hlc IIousu, IMJS Cotnmerelal sticet, Sitlem. A general stock of musical merchandise. "VTIl'ELY furnlslied looms to rent, with JS boitrd, lnplensnntcstpartofcity.near street car Hues, 408 Center btrect IS-.20 tf alllllEE BALLM.Money loaned on watches uud jewelry aiid all kinds ut l.ursoiml property that can be stored lu my safe or store. .'. t Hair s Jew clry store, 1UU State street. 4-27 if bar v.'klf kl A I Ti- It.... . . nu ni.ni.lt ntiH ' burn, with tunning wm. r lu leur ot am. A beaullnu lorn Hon lei-aliomo. lii- nuliunt stcoud l.oi.rc .n iitl.t hand siue of Asylum mcuuo ulter crossing brldgei going to Asjlum. 4:21 Tr7AKTED. A slumtlou sis houscltoercr Y Y oy a wiaovriuuy in i')n orcouuiiy. Address Mis. Finley, fcu.ini. Or. WANTED Our agents nuike SI00 to S-loO u month belling our goods on their meilts. Wo want u-uiit.i nud geneial agents, and will uiko bad; all goods, un bold If a count agent fUlit to clear Sloo aud oxpentesul'eru thlrtj duys'trlul, or ngcneiulugent lens than J'i'W. Wo v ill scud large illustrated clrcul.us and letter Uthubl.tciui oUei to bull territory an. piled lor, ou receiptof3 one-cent slumps. Appiy ul om.e and got In or the unoin. Addteti Ilcuuer JlanufacturlueCo.. I'ltls burg. Pu. 1 7 d.tw tf Marion Co. Normal Institute. Tlio third minimi session of tho Mnilon county Normal institute, will lie held In the Kaijt bulem bchool house, louuntnciug .Monduy, July (!, lb'Jl, und will continuu tliree weeks. itegulur class work will bo done, uudor themumigementofublelHsUuctors, luthe blanches uiugLt In our sctiools, una, it a butnetent number dislre It, classes will be organized in fliyslcul Ueogiupuy, (kimpo blilou,aue Ilookkeeplng. The objects or tho Normal Institute are to reviewjhe subjects taught in the com mon schools, ana to discuss tho btsi meth ods of presenting tbem lo pupils, Tho In stitute is not held for teachers only, but also for thono who intend to teach. Bring textbooks on all branches. Try to be prescntut the beginning of thelnstltuto A i-eowonu uoiiar win oe cnargeu io helpdelruy tho expenses of tho Institute. 1). W.YODEU. l'orlurtberlnfoi mutton nddrebs County Superintendent of Common Schools Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meals at All Hours ol tho Day None but white labor em .toyed In this establishment, A guod substantial meal o ked lu Unit class style Twenty-five conts per meal. RKD FRO T Court street, between Journal Office and Jllnf' U very. J. H. HAAS, THE WATCHMAKER, 215 Commercial St., 1 !em, Oregon, (Next door to K elu's.) Specialty of Specticle. and repairing Clocks. Watches und Jewelry. COOK & YOETH ! IIousu nnl hijjn I'aintii'g! KaiKomlnlcg. sign writing, frescoing, wall tir.tlug, decorative rier banelng, W(Kd llnlstilng. Estimates solicited oa contract work. 123HtateSt. M.T. RINEMAN, .DEALEK IN Staple anil Fancy & J L4 15 J dntpkerv. (llasswnro. Ljimrw. and Willow ware. All kinds of mill AlwA i-rnfiihlftitAnd fruits in their se "Highest Trice paid for country prodnb,". we solicit a snare or your luurouuge. B-M lliHtate street nrnniirfpc UIVIVIIUU. - Woede- g 1 till feed. frJ seusolur. 'f E. Butclicr ' iUdw C. CROSS, and Packer, to St. nn A Court St. The best meats delivered to all parts of the city. THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OREGON. Rates, $2.50 to$5.00 per Day- Tho tiet botfl bfltween Portland ??? Kwnoteoq. Mrt-clus In nil R?i?lS meow, lu table are Mined -wiui t" Choicest Fruits Oiown lnthe WtlUnwolte Vulley- A, I, WAGNER, Prop. 1 4 f -xB sra A s v 4$ - ."v