Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 10, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. J " v "" R!WlJW? "i? ft? R Mtem for tfce W of France, and tlim fMUttilf orr fndf redly to Hie In iU U W vratfl Inilft l Vrattce hv iitc C'liiltato nvn ntenl. I he ofij;reffortfll party to teeottnlzQ lite M'liorinw i;itfu (ulni. which Ik bark! hv I lie I'rrricfi covprntwrit nnd wblcli IJa(wac!a rrjertrd wine ionth Bgr with a drfcrniliitttiMn uiai wi fiffrt npplAUM " ' Kuwfo an' America. It U rttd thai till m nfJhUnacttt prejiidlttd the French government again, him. 1.AKOK O0VB.fXO?f. MrirrKAi'oM8. July 10. The flight' traiU0f a veil sm .how of tbh morning, brottght th'aand of dfeleaaic for llie Ii.lerrtat.onai Yrrunir PwDle' ftodety of Cbrlntfan Endeavor coon-nlioo, which meet tbfa evening In the KxpoWoji building. The conuMlltai on ar-rftngriiienh-bad planned for an nt tendance of J5,000, but nearly every delejjntfon tbua far arriving la larger limn anticipated, and all are not here yet. For hi annual addreM, J'rwldt Jil Clark liadebiwtn tbitnplc,"FldeTHy and FellowHblp." lie i' bat of the basin of the movement, and raid two element that- premliienMy mark the lifatory of tb aoeleiy are fidelity Ut the local church to tyhbh each Boclety and member belong and fellowship cemented by the common name, common vw, and common mothodof wrvice, fellow ablp that I exemplified by Ibb nifignlflcent (uwembly. I'reoldeni Clark deprecated not denomlnalloiix, but the rplrlt that would perpetuate difference, and promote rlvalrlcw; In tlio name "C'lirJaUan Kndeavor" a bond of union b found. He plcadod tor Jnlerdenomlnatlonal and International fellowship of Hoelttle becaiMct UhrJt crmiiimnded Hand prayed Tor It. HecTctttry Jlner'a annual report any that on year ago the member fillip record allowed J1,(KI1 aocJclle, an lncreao over the prevlou year officii, Tliero are iidw 10,27-1 ftocletle regularly reported. From aeroia tho water 307 report. There ore 1,009,890 member. This wa the "Deoennlul Day" of (Jlirloilim Kndeavor Society, Jtegu Inr f ctnioii waa called to order at 9M) rttn wKKhvm ixmniumiiAtt, Tol'iiKA, Kn., June 10. Jerry Blmpnon arrived here yenterdny, en route to Georgia lo attend four nlllanco rallle. lie camo lo commit with leading people's party men re garding the proportion made by Ir-adlng democrats recently to com bine In local Qoynty politic In Kan so Ihl year, Tho jwoplo'a party leaders rejected the proportion from tho chairman of the Male demo cratic committee, and declared that they would not fuwj with any parly Hits year or next, and that no mem ber of Iho new pnrty would bo coun tenanced who would advocate such action, Till Imb created Indigna tion among the lending dcmocrahi, who threw to the people' parly enough votcM liwt year to defeat Ingall, lu all (ho couutlcri of Kan nii till year the democrat will put up ticket, and thl break will pre vent the democratic iillliiueo fualon on a prcHldcutlul ticket, which wit expected, The breach between the democratic and people' parly 1 widening dally, HKHVUnMH AHTOIIIA. AHTOtttA, July 10. II. Ncmiiii, n Korweglan, aged IW, uomuiltted Hiiiqldo ytordny in a novel manner, Ifu tied olio end uf n bulling rope nnmiitt Ills neck and the oilier end toiMl(Mir knob, and then pulled Imuk tinill liu oliolied lo death, lie hud been drinking heavily. ukohoi. viiancjih thaw. UiUUAtm, July 10. Gltiswii Oeorgo FrnuclH Train arrived in thl oily at fio'nlook yenterdny afliirnoon, and put up at Iho rainier luuue, whore ho trontod tlm reporter cup of ten, mado from ooiuu of Mm now crop, IIo left for tliu NVt at 11 p in, lie will untmicceed In hi oil'ort to circle tho globe In llfty-llvo dny, but hu will beat hi provlou rennrd by five day, anil Nulllo llly'H by ulgltt day, DHATII W A MIHIUI. iwn .in CJoi.unniA, H.O., July 10. "Unolo JHlly" Mont, an eccentric character of Uabnriu county, N. 0., Ih dead. IIowumu bachelor about h() year old, ill only companion wcio two uog atid an old negro woman. II U real oftluto voimUted of 1S00 acre of land, which ho left to hi nephew. Ho had it sure which wa thought (o hold thoumind of dolling but when It wu opened tho only money fuiiiul wiw iv nlokol. However, lit bureau dmweni and nrtt, In old clothe, oloftct, lu old btovkltig. and In crnck lu hi inUimdilo old limine w fumul (10,000 lit gold, U'idr u large iiunntUy uf gold dimt and bullion and a few liundKHi dollar (u grteutmok. In tho xoarch it ptckdga from a Olutrlutto bank wit found continuing fTW that bad nsver been opeuvil at nil. Thl wa revived by him In ItMO, Hu had corn and bacon on bund four year old, and tuiino hay that ha been Hacked for twoiity-Uva year. Ha waked hi couftclvitee by leaving 100 Gt hi httril ettihig to Itothel etiurck. Ho Hindu hi will only three week ago, mid Ihtnto 1 nuiuh mk uf conttlng II, for omc of hi kin have bveu loft wltboul unyllilng. i;fi'OTi;i) t) MK WAI18II, Mlt.AK, 'IVtiu,, July 10,-Thl fceo $m hm Wn thrwwn Into kni HetMMt owing to tbe nirt llmt W t lb J'MMf'HbU tlnfauHor V m JMHd er bmsi. Th limn w uMtMMluttM .!'. A heavily mmi ni wruuu or in Mi THE STATE ALLIANCE. IJonnl of Imraigraiion Will ikm Exliiliifs East. TUB KAISER MAY VISIT TUB D. & John Reed Found Dead, Spurgeon is Vorse,Short of Harvest Hands, The Grashoppcrs, State and For eign News, Etc, TJIB TATB AhhlhVGK. VmvrhkKV, July 10-The main buthiCM wa the adoption of a plat f-irrn. The preamble recite that the condition of our country de mand unity of action on the part of tho laboring elawic, that agrl cultural and mechanical pureull -hould bo encouraged aud mouopc tle are dangerou; that the object -if the organization are to educat the laboring clac, to Incure equal rleht. and no upeclal privileges u uppreM prejudice and oecure bar monyand good will and exercise charity. TbaHmukof Iwue bo atwllHhen fhat the government lsuculllclem money directly to the code. That government atwuine contro. of all railway, telegraph, tele phone, and all monopolies. That all oillclnl be eleCteil ny a direct vole of the people. That no alien bo permitted if own land. That tho raloon ghould bo abol lolled. That theul-treaury ciicmo be i law, and money be loaned at 2 jei cent. In favor of a f2000 liomestcad law That no industry bo taxed fr tin benefit of another. Jn favor of a graduated Incom. tax. Forthe (rco and unlimited coinage of sliver. That the novernmont Ikhuc to ex- soldler enough money to make up balance duo becau&o or depreciated currency In which they were paid. Tho u unco met at 10 yesterday and proceeded wltli the election of olllcer. i'renldent, Nathan Pierce, of Umatilla county; first vlcc-prel-dent. Mulor J. Jlruce. of liontou ciuuty; second vice-president, o. 11. Holt, of JacuHon county; secretary, W. W. Jlyers, of Clackama county. WJI.I. 8KNIJ BXIIIIIITH BAHT. I'oktj.anii, July JO. It Ih stated that tho Oreaon Hoard of lmmlara- lion will tart two rata, containing an exhibit of the state' resource Knul about Hept. 11, I'llli: AT MCMINN VI U.K. McjMinnvii.i.i:. Or.. July 10. AdlsuslroiiH tiro occured here lant evening about 0 o'clock, lu which Jotios &, Co'.. nluuhiK mill, sash and iUor factory, nod lumber sheds, were totally destroyed, together with n latgo amount or lumber. Their los I estimated at a),000, with no Insurance. A Chinese laundry wa also burned. VIIOM KUUKNK. V.VfiKtiK, Or., July 10. (8)oclaI) Deputy oochran took C. C, Hhep linril lo tho asylum this moruliiK. Thl uiullCH three person sent from here UiIh week. JOHN IlKltl) I'UUNI) DI.'AI), l'oiiTi.AND. Or.. July 10. Coroner Hlvor today received word Iho dead body of John Itoed had been found In Qllbort river, n few mile below tho city, wllh it bullet hole through hi head, and suspicious of foul play urn entertained. The coroner at otico repaired to the hcone for the purpose or Investigation. Heed wuh a man about 11 fly year nl age, unmarried, and lived alone. HH0HTA0K Of HAItVHHT HANU4. Ht. 1aui,. Minn.. July 10. Clou- eral i'assuuger Agent AVhltuoy, of the 0 rent Northern, htm lust re ceived nit extended report from nil the company agent in tuc Jien river valley and tho No. 1 hard wheat raising dlHtrlot. Tho icport are gonernl thut the yield will bo far ahead of ittiy previous year. A shortage of harvest hand Is report ed tliraugtioiiiiue enure locality. UltAHtlllOI'l'KUS. Kansah CtTV, July 10. Henry Smith, of Bprlngur, Now Mexico, who Is lu the ally, say tho grass hopper pest 1 lu New Muxlun nnd Arizona. Hu own large ranches lu both lorrllorletr, and say tho grass hoppoi haw sttlppcd them of near ly uvery vestige of vugetalloii and have dotio great damage. Olhui eitttlemeii, lu wiy, made the, same complaint, rJlitUh sayn the pests aw slowly moving uasiwaitl, uial by hill will reach tho Kitusu and TcxitH Huts MISOEIiUNY. n iiiimn JIIAINIJ'H IIKAI.TU. 11 am Hauiioii, Me., July 10. Mr. llltdiie' tlatuUr la up. Usually ho I ludlttcrunt to (huuuuinvrln which tho pro or public coniment upon tho comlltl'iti of bin health, but the but concerted attack Uhiu hU phyl eal condition, charging him with everything from partem lo HrlghiV dlmwe, bus brought out his liullg nation, am) fbr the llrsl time hu hu (MithoiUvd hit physician, Dr. Tuy lor, to make a public statement of hi ct. Dr. Tuylnr state mot ciiiphull0lly that Mr. Hl.tlne Imsim kidney trouble, nnd neither U hi mind, hwirlng or swing atlWled, Tho nmlu troubla l with hU Hlouiah, wivero uttuek of amuoj d)tiU that nr b th utluful and .11 .11,.1.. u...i ,. ... .i . i . ... ' arc ibe wJ ttlhiitHit of the plumed ' knight. He ha. since hi arrival tm th IlBd, Iien devoted to a diet of lkl apple and cream which greatly agree with him. Uo ha Ixvn dally out driving with kin. lUflfn and the rst of the afternoon takeashnrt walk. It 1 a yarn alrtjt Id being propped op with pillow In bed. He never retire except at hit usual lime of night. Dr. Taylor ay Mr. Hlalne will le in hi usual health again inside of a month. The deatli of Mr. Hamlin wa a great hock to him. Mr. Hlalne himself authorized the xfatoment that he ha no Idea of resigning hi cabinet )Kt. HANK ABBIONKD. Mi.vNBAl'oMJuly 10. Fall City hank rnado an atttiunment this morning. Major Tillman, cashier savs the liabilities arefiI,000assett (nominal) fi .221,000. Depositor will be paid In full and stockholders will potelhly get dh cent on the dollar. JtAII.ltOAI) ACCIDBNT. llwvi.m, July 10. The overland tndn, in passing through Cow Creek canyon, icosoued a largo mas oi earth, which came down In the shape of a slide, Bhovlog the engine. mall and baggage car from me track. The ciiKlne wa considerably damaged, and the engineer had one hand slightly bruised, 'lliere was no other casuallty. Charles Piper wa in the mail car a mall agent, but was unhurt. KNIOJI'S Of LAIMMt. jS'isw Yojik, July 10. General Master Workman i'owderJy ba issued a special circular to all local assemblies of Knight of Labor on the question of the proposed Indus trial conference which is to be held July 29th, to take up the platform ot the farmer' alliance and join handn with the third party. The cdl re ceived so little response outside of the Knights that 1'owderly deemed It wise to declare It off for the pres ent and to hold a meeting on Wash ington's birthday, 1892. ANOTMKIl JIANK f AII.UKK. jACfceoNViM.B. Fla., July 10. Lake City bank failure Is more seri ous than supposed, and the general impression is that it 1 a complete wreck, though the president say he will pay up. CAUflRU nv OIIIBF. Nabiivim.b, Tenn., July 10. Nashville society people were yester day shocked by the announcement that Miss 15111c Hcovel, ono of its leading member, had attempted suicide. Investigation showed thut tho young lady, who has been bo de pressed siuco the death of her mother last December that oho scarcely lefi her room, bad thl morning while In lied, reached over to a stand aud grasped u large navv pistol, and deliberately plariug the muz.lo near her left breast, she pul led tho trigger. Physicians found that the bullet had entered tho chest cavity, but had not gono deep enough to touch tho heart. It could not, however, be definitely lo cated, having glanced on a bone. Her recovery Is doubtful, Her sis ter, Mis Hettlo Hcovel, Is lltenfry manager of the lending faith cure paper of Amorlcn. I'Oll I.MMOKAI, CONDUCT. Han Antonio, Tex., July 10. H. W" Moore, special treasury agent for Texas, returned yesterday from ICI Paso, whero ho has been Investi gating the accounts and character of Frank 11. Clarke's collector of cus toms at that point. Colonel Mooro ha recommended Clarke's removal, on the ground of Immoral conduct aud neglect of business. Clarke's government acuouut are all right. The deposed clllclal Ih young, hand, some, and one of the iniwt Inlluet tlal rupublicahs In this district, COM t NO TO THY COt.ONIU. COMITON. San Vhanuihco, July 10, Vester day it military parly left for the North, having been appointed mem ber of the court to meet at Walla Walla, Wash., on tho 16th Instant. Tho parly lucludun Hrlgnd lorUonora Thomas 11. linger, Colonel Wllllitm 11. Shufter, Llcutonnnt-Colonel Wil liam M. Ufaham and Major A. C. Wlldrlct:. Ueneral Kugor 1 accom panied by hi aide, Lieutenant Leonard A, Lovcrlug. I'lUU IN AljIUNOI.H MILL. H.noiiomibii, Wash., July 10. The Htur shlnglu mill, half it mile east of tho city, was discovered on lire yesterday afternoon. The lire uilgimttcd In a dry house lu connec tion. Tho building was soon lu flames, but through the herculean ctlbrts of tho workmen, the liluze was eon lined to tho dry house until help arrived from town. Tho Urn bi Igttde luadoti splendid turnout, and was mi the spot II ft eon uduulut af ter tho alarm Hounded, but on no count of tho high hauk of the river at that piece, It wa hnpowllile to rvnch wider for nottrly tin hour. In the meantime the tiro wim ktpt un der iNinliol by a largo volunteer bucket brigade. When at Kmgth an available spot wait found for the en glue, the lire wa soon put mil. Tho dry hnu unit conteui nruit total loss. No iusuntucti, The tiro Is supiMued (o have originated by a sptirk from the furnace. JACKTIIKUH'I'HH. Niiw Youu, July 10. Fronohy, Now York' "Jack tho ltlper," wu eenteuccd to life Imprisonment today. HAUK AOAINKT HUIN. Kansas Citv, July 10. Ueor;v V Howull, u promhieiu lumber dealer if Alehbum, Kan., )tasel through heiv yNtrlAy on a race nxnlntt ru'n i J(tMH( IVx. If he rrlw bvftm) lbeekfe el Iwuk lug bUM tisluy uud sttllxes hU igj naluw to a check he can save tho1 JcflersoH Lumber company, the J-.7rM)n wo-den mill and J. II Ifends from financial rain which ' now threaten them. Howell went Irrornhereona eliartwcI train over i . i.- r.......i.i. ,miiI A I f lor In. Ark.. he will take a special train over the Iron mountain to Jeflerson. Unless he meets with unpxpecled delay lie will reach Jefrerson at 2 p. in. HUK'IDKIN TACVlMA. Tacoma, July 10. Henry C. Llelxrhart committed suletde here yesterday, by swallowing l-ych-ntne and morphine. He wa a com mercial traveller representing the Btrobel & Wiiken toy company, of New York. HI relative live in Cincinnati. Whiskey ruined hbn. CKBKOKBB8THIP. GAiNBf$viM.K,Tex., July 10. Tiit Indlan agent Dennett and the Chlck aiw militia have arrested over fifty white famllle, charged with being intruders who will be put across the river into Texas tomorrow with or der not to return to the territory under heavy penalties. The cattle lax of a dollar a head is being col lected by Indian militia from white and wire fences are being cut. FOREIGN. MAY VISIT ONITfcD STATKS. Hamuuiio, July 10. The officer ( the now Hamburg-American steamship "Fueret Bismarck" on widen vcsel the Emperor and Em press of Germany recently went to Heligoland, has made the statement hi regard to the possibility of the imperial couple visiting the United ritute. This officer fays heheurd the emprcsiosk her husband whether he would go to the United States lo the great steamer "Fuerst Hismarck?" To this question the emperor I said to have replied trail ing. "Do you think we should go to the United States?" THK KAIHBIl'8 VISIT. LoNDON.July lO.-Tho inhabitants of Loudon and vicinity turned out in force to wltuos the nrogres-i in state ofEinperorWilliam from Buck ingham Palace to Guild Hall. FIbj-v ure to be seen everywhere and con spieiMUumongthem wero hundred of American lings aloug with bunt ing of every nation. Tlie appearance of Emperor William was the signal for tremendous cheering. The re ception of the Prince of Wales wic of a mixed character though on the whole It was favorable. The L-ird Mayor received the guests at the eu truuee to the Guild Hall aud the procession formed to the lihrur.t whero the eo'irt of tb common council belli. 'i'ln recorder rend an address to his majesty. The address wan pie sento'l In a splendid gold cuskei richly enameled ami studded with Jewels. The emperor replied to tin nldres expressing thanks for the welcome extended to him. lie said he would always, as far us It lay ie bis power, maiiilolu tho lilstoilcul friendship existing between ling land and Germany. Continuing he said, "my nlni above all is the main, teiiance of peace. I shall alunys hi found lenily to unite with you mid wlili oilier nations lu common labor for peaceful progress, friendly Intel couiso and advance of civilization " Bi'imanoN is woiisb. London, July, 10, Hev. Cliaile II. Hpurguon has grown extremely weak. UNOr.ANO'a POPULATION. Lonik, July lu. The coii'Ui of ISiiglaud and Wales whsJikI taken, andhhowsa populallou oflweuty- uitiu millions, an Increase of 11 GA per cent, since the last census was taken, HOLLAND TO UP. NKUTUAL. Hitiii.iN, July 10. SlKuiilcaut exprebslons hae appeared lu lu tin Holland uuwspupais since the kai ser's visit to the cll'cct thut the Hollanders, while doing honor to the kulser, desiro (o remain lu Inter national mutters as they iuo now that Is, entirely neutrlal. PAHDONF.D, CtTV of Mhxico, July 10. Presi dent Diaz, has pardoned Cation Ze remba, the Ameilcau seuteuced lo four jutrs' imprisonment for forgery and for using false government seals. MARKETS. WHKAT. San Fiu.vorecx), July 10,-Wlioat, buyer, ISO), after August lit, fl.oSJ. Citto uo, July 10,-At cluao wheal was steady, c-ish WVH8Hpl. S0 (ml Dec- 8S) WKATI1BU UKPORT. Ban KtiANOliOO, July 10. Koro east for Oregon uml Washingten: Light ruin. Klettrle Hitters. This remedy Is becoming s woll known und so (sipulnr us to need no special nieiuloii. All who have nel ISIooirlo Hitter bIuk the aamo sHg of praUo A purwr niistlolne lines not exist and tt Is guaranteed to da till that Is cUitued. Klwtrio Hit. tor M III euro all diseases of the Liv er and Kldne.vs, will tviiKve Pimp, le, Hells, Ath Rheum aud other af fiHMlon (niiisrtl by lutHir bh-csl Will drive Malarial from the svlrm nnd prevent as well as our nit Mala rial fevei - For euro of Hiadaehe, Oenstlp&itu mid InillgeptUni try Klisjtrlo Hliters Kniire sntlslucitou KimritnttHil, or inonoy refundisl. , Price 60 ct. and $1.00 per bottle at' Fry' Drug Store. lj UulftR linw ana luroHck tMhi4 otlMwl MswtMMM aitl j.fipper by' tbeCblMa.,0Hun P(AXirili. wwtern J.hie. San Franolson and Porttnud to Chicago, eI-Aug TIP3 ON CANDY. ITerer Py ! Tttn Tortf CcnU a Poond If You Waal a 1'nre Artie!'. "Kver expect to gt any kind of pore candy for less than forty cent a pound. " It was mr friend tlie foreman of a big candy manufactory who spoke. His name is not I'ajaina. out very near it; nnd as that is as near as I can get, and ho docs not object, I always let it go at 'Pajamfl-M "Tho not, tho flavoring and tho labor on ail bonbons and faney candies make tho actuaj cost to the manufact urer at least thirty or thirty-five cent a pound. Don't think that we ore in tho bnsinc for love, and that you can get good candy for twenty cent a pound. We are not selling gold dollars for fifty cent." "What is tlie purest candy made the least harmful for children to eatr "It makes no difference all fine candy is equally pure. By pure candy I mean that mado of tlie best refined sugar, fresh fruit flavorings, vegetable coloring and frosh eggs. All that costs. Pfetache nut alone cost ninety cents a t pound, and ffare black chocolate from thirty to forty cents. So you can see why candy, to be good, must cost at least forty cents n pound. There are imitations of all these ingredients on the market, and they are used exten sively by tlie cheap candy houses. They aro put together so cleverly, too, as fre quently to deceive the most sensitive palate. But they can't deceive tlie stomach." "Marsh mallows are as little injuri ous as any candy, aro they not?" "Oh, no; half the marsh mallows are frauds. Tho red inarch mallows aro made simply of tho whites of eggs, sugar and gum arable. A compound which wo call 'lily squash' is used to imitate this with. It is made up mainly of glue and flour. Tho glue is very indigestible, and of courso theso fake marsh mallows aro very bad tilings to eat. Equally, of course, they are cheap. Nearly every mother seems to think that if they give their children marsh mallows it's not like giving them candy, that they aro harmless. That's all nonsense. If candy is at all injurious I to children marsh mallows aro Just as harmful as any other bonbon." New York Herald. A Sarrlflco to the Vankee Pie Idol. Thero is a belief in other parts of tho country that tho New England di gestion lias been sacrificed to pie; but few persons, probably, liavo known of other valuablo possessions being of fered up to tho Idol. In a blograph leal sketch of Charles Chauncy, second president of Harvard college, written in 17C8 by his great grandson of the same name, tho writer states that, de siring to possess tho papers of his illus trious nncestors, ho mado a search for them and found that they had descend ed to a son of tho president, "who had kept them as a valuablo treasure dur big his lifo; but upon his death, his children being all under nge, they were unhappily suffered to continue in the possession of his widow, their mother. 'She married somo timo after a Nottlianipton deacon, who principally got bli living by making and selling pies. Heboid how tho fato of nil the good president's writings of every kind ' Thoy wore put to tho bottom of pies, and In tills way brought to utter de struction." Popular Solonco Monthly. Man' llrsat Friend. Bold, bad cynics have been heard to declare that tho girl who refuses a man is his best friend. Thoy say that in wtcad of going about with two pockot handkerchiefs, and letting his beard grow, ho aught to bo gay and frisky in his rejoicings at tho possiblo fato from which tho young lady has saved lihn Tliero seems to bo something In tho no uon aiter tin. Tinny years ago n tradesman of Hamburg wooed a lady wno declined mm witu tnanics, as though ho had been n manuscript and she an editor. IIo perhaps tore lib hair at first, but ho soon calmed down, and now ho has died, leaving tho ladj (sho is somobody olso's widow) 001 sterling, and his best thanks for hei favor of thirty years ngo. "As n con sentience," hu says, "my days have been passed lu peaco and quietness. now requite your goodness." Depend upon it, that gmtoful testator had watched tho fato of tho other man. Snn Francisco Argonaut. Tim Mont-ile-l'lote. It Is asserted that tho really Indigent do not go to tho "Mont-do-Pioto," for thoy hitvo nothing to pawn, but rathoi people either in temporary dillloulties or tttoso having reason to hopo for bet tor days. Many pawn what thoy can to meet tho torrlblo day of "Lo torme,'" tho quarter s rent, which must bo paid, and thon redeem tho articles by theh own savings. Mnny tradesmen, seeing n good open Ing in return for a sacrlflco of money, go to the "llont-do-Pioto" to get necos sary funds Instead of borrowing else where. Many owners of land, nnd fitrmors also, hnvo recourso to such means to pay for Improvements. In tho month of August tho applica tions are numerous on tho part of peo ple wishing to get tho means of going to tho seaside or to watering places, and who pawn Jowolry for that pur jioso which thoy redeem in December. Murray's Magazine, A family Tradition. Dunwaltor Why, sir, tho Dunwal tors for oonturioa, without an excep tion, scouted tho Idea of anything like trade, sir. Wosby Didn't believe In giving an equivalent for what thoy got, eh 1 life, Nr.iiKop. mo, I'm or Tot-mxi.i.. Ll'lVM I ttl'XTY, riiANKj.CilKSM nmkw (MtUtAal he lllievulrvirtUMT ol tuo flrm of P. J. Uinjr A Co . doiiM dmIbfmi In tho tar of Ttjiyao, rouuty and tate alorwi Id, and turn 5? Irja vrlll ti- lue um or otte latudrvd jMars tor h aud vry m uf Catarrh &l W.S?' lHtred ujr lh uo of Haifa HunMTU t tfere mm and Mtbserllx! In W WMWPa.taUiHUdajoriVe4f.usb.-, A. Hail's Catarrh Cure U taken In. ternallyand nets directly on the blood and muw-u gurfketw of tho tytom. Send for twtlutonlal free. F.J.CUB.VBVACO., .cw-,,1, , Toledo, O. SsTisold by druggists, 76c, ROSEDML Parties wishing to build nice residoiicos nnd in search of a beautiful louxlion with pleasant surroundings should visit ROSEDALE. It is loontod direct on the Electiic line to the Fair Ground, overlooking tho entire citv the snow capped mountains, Mt. Hood and Mt. Jefferson, as well as the ever- green hills of Polk county are in plain view. The site is unsurpassed and the whole tract is a beautiful green plateau. The High school as well as the North Salem new building are within a ssntM vgtJUxWAjm ,-arV.wa BSKX3 9 Are now ordered graded at the expense of the owners. This property is now for sale by All Real Kstate Me In this City, who will i e ready at any time to show this tract to purchasers. m "". -. i - . i.-Jmniimr. BAKER m I illlftA iBSK; SGreatcst labor BaviDg inventmii ,i. tlio l.oiiHbdcl line. Vnslio al iiri'tiesof goods from the lluest l.u to I he- coarst-st carjiets, peifectlj' luuu, without rubbing or boiling, u tiiout tl t u-e of ehenilcals or unj k'Htriictiveprocees only fcoap and v. In. 1 ho c mpiiny owning it ofl'ere 10f0 to tmv person who will product-1. lutnly washer cipial to the NEW 13RA in the following peints: Price. Labor Having. Itapldity of wash ing. Variety of fttbriu washed. 'clothing. Simplicity and perfect const i action. Bize, weight and dura bility. Satisfaction guaranteed or .money refunded Sole Agents for Mraion county. dw Pianos Iustalln.ents IU-tuU. P. H. FAVOR Building up a Strong, Independ ent Paper for the People in Oregon ? U'APPJl THAT WILL .NOT SELL OUT Printed at llie Seat of Government UIOK AT THK UKCOl'.II OK TUB CAI'lTAl. JOUltNAI. Ditrlni; the recant xomslon of the kflslu lure It uuii the or.'.y i-ipr lu tho sliile thai .ttitcltbU nuoots-fullv tliei'ortlai'd illciu wrahtp In Urt-Kou iwlltlos. It HUwea.rullj PIkho(1 nil ili otoriDRtho Aiminillttu tMtlut .avvln thulutartMOt ivolltlutl bo&sca. Ii iilvcKMted the luw (lint juiuh-U) sl tug the Oresou ruilrood oniuml-iuu ixiuar to ix JU(t i.ml ruii-mtible rut 8 ot Irulghts tut! ixiwer lofufuicc Itsileuitluru It bucs eMluliy uilvooutea letoutlou uf tho old HllrMaoomiiil3.iamij bt iniulllled to lurorcn the uiw. u luiiorcu lor nil nieas jrw uiopeu rivers uinl thimsootirc to the petiplf the rti.ht t- rnro uud unrottrlcied i-eut.ho wutur-wijs. its fuvn-oiiii. ?K('ai-itai. Juvk.val forKa refoni. In uutiuiml lliiam-fri, n, tin. end Hint lit- tHt Ul X-UbHv ilMlllup ily hygtfHU Mi ll'Wl ln uu m id ,ii iivuiie-it-y inu) U l)ipUiinol bj the K vruim uu.- .luu ill itvl u-til" Knle uii uderjui.tp Miiiy o Mid Hum iiiuney, wltliu nln hi; n( dclout lOKinform tornund lunl. in,' nn Jiiiirs. ii wvim, eiuvii.iu or il'i mc:ii nn lerilolttle fur, or iuo ilhutlj Min.iii. ble to the people, by dtrtwl uto uf tin- ixo iile. Jlfnvuro miolUK ull slate reeiiipg by a Uix nit the grow eurniuff ufeurixtm tluu. bold rureljn nnd .tat. It mvors opBulug nil wulorwnyn to tlie ea mul n ooiiln.lofttllMOinmoii enrrierv to the end Ibat the ptwdueer .hull teoure for hU labor the luncwrt mt rttirus If iio 6.vr retulnliitfall powers possible lathebandturtrietivoplemidEOvarament In the InleroiK of the people, circulate this oaper. Pttr teruti, ee e(evhere. lit IIOFEillllloS, L B, HUFFMAN, Limy Stable ami Feed Yard. TtM GMt Btx Slid ii Cwfil in the ity. Quint, family hofeu .pea)ty. (In rear Willamette botat ) SAtltM, ... UKBQOK ilSlffovaL pills ken I., initnmt uihtairH AtVn Ztftrx&?&, i ... i.:.i- r.-v?- r e 10,VV1 DO YOU gay i S ii - r jj k .T.rnrrr.rrrr . nbk... i-k. r.-a .,- . .. Nk short distance of this tract. annim jj "f IH 3S& Jul A J.ABGE SUPPLY OP THE best quality of brick at the yards near Penitentiary. HI! T0l MIOS.. bllem, Oregon, & STRANG. 302 Commercial Street" Ranges, Fnroaces. Tinware, and all Housb Famishing Goods. Chimney and Stiver Pipes, Plnmliing. Pu.rn.ps. Wood, lion and Buckeye Force Pumps. Pumps For Orchard Spying. XewEratlviIfaiilicCIodifsWaslicr! Lleat - ing perfectly without damaire to AND AND- O ROANS jV US1 (L i J, uVJ:I. CHANIUSE. FINKS'l LfNF. LOW EST PRIOES. fr t ib Tip.'ntor.tti u. "Wholesale and :aston & co 310 Commercial St,, Galem. Head Quartern for the Salem Orchestra. dw A. J. SHIMP, M. D I hysicmn and Surgeon. Lalooil'hlladelphla. ELECTRICITY .IS THE TRUE E.NEMY ufall tliroulc. Rheumatic, Iilood, Brain and nerMiiiH diseases, livery variety ot ftmale nhenses yield to electricity atter Hi I other luodeu ot treatiitcnt havo failed, ihlrtctn jeun, clinical experience. Ofllce J6U Coiiituercial htteet. 6233m AS1IBVS MAT MARKETS, IS2 State street Suleui. 510 Liberty street, North We are ready to till all orders for nil Unds of Ire h and salt meats o aim to keep the best tho country afTords. Free doilvery. e tfesire to thank all our old patrons f.r ii elr liberal patronage, hoping tlK-y will Hill c Ltlnue with us. Por Sale Ctieap. 120 ACRES OF LAND Jtnll.s from Salem atenpracrc About wJcr. pen. uaiance mntwr. uoodtprlnf Term liasy." l.EO WILLIB. Opera House, Court streeu A. W BL4CMD. House nalntlug nnd paper hanglnsr. 0.a material nnd flnixila4 work f my objral. UveoiJem on slate, at FnrraPa store WW INSURANCE Oompnuy. Fire and Ma. nne. U. V. UEKLKH, Agent, . Balera. Orecos MONEY! T Lmrm Rj1 Cttai UtmUj, FEAR & HAMILTON, 8ALSM, xaBHaBar S I H ISlf 25c Want Columi Nutlces Inserted for ONE CUNT Pr W OHD KACII INHEIITIOW. No adrt iisuuieut loycneu iu mis wiuuiu w i nun iweniy-nvc cenw. " ITlLOW on beautiful Oregon," IlwaciJ X: ana -jaconiu-rc uie lines loth nou'and cbarmlne musical coraposllU for the piano fnrie.fliilHoi violin. HynuH :i cents each. For mle ut Diamond's M1 Hlc 1 louse, 3Cui Commercial street, Saictl .v general srocn oi muMcai iiiercimnciw.l NK1ELY furult-bed rooms to rent, wifl board. In Pli nranteat narf of clt .n.1 btrcet car lines, KQ Center fctieit asfltil mllllEE UATJA-Money Ir-nncd i watchps and Jewelry and ull kinilil I.crMinnl proppity that can be stored my care or noi e At Hair's Jewelry st 100 Btato htrcet. 4-27 111 Ij-OHSALK rtb i tone m-reof land an barn. A beautiful Im-ntlrnfernbome J quire ai sttonii t . u e .u i lit hand ua or Asylum avenue utter crossing brtcJ going to Asylum. um vy-ANTEIX A kltUHtlou as houpcketij It oy a wiiiou lany in low n orcouml Aaaress jus. iniy,e-a uu, ur. I"I7"AK1ED l'oslllon as houscke 1 ior luouer or bachelor, In city j country, it ier nt-p n-qu nd and gird .iuuri-ss a corner riont hi u center stre ::i.i I70U 8ALK Furniture of npntlv I1 nbhcdfiont ic-oni. rliuun. rent vi luoflerale. alo (iGmir.n ( nnnrv tmuta M-Ker ilitS. JA8. A LOAAllUEi e i-J i w liasu it ureyman UI "TTANTKI)-Our HKents 'nako 100 to S ir u uiuniu reinntr nil tmi.an nn it iuerns. e warn ciumi,? ana genu UgUUlB. illlU W1UIUKU UHCJ ait tfOOUN told If uuiiuity UL-ent imj.. to cipnr I aud exptufcual'ci a thirtj days' trial. HKniut'iagvui lutft man ; ix1. W6 V send largo lllubtmted c.rcnl.irs and let wuu uept-cmi oner to suit teirltori i piled lor, on receipt of 3 oik cent state Appiy ui onte and get In oi tho b.e Auurusb jvenner JUunurartur ntr t).. I'll burg. I'a. t7d.twt Marion Co. Normal Instilu inoiuira annual session of the AlnrH county Normal Institute, will bo bxldl the hunt Salem school house, commerjcfl uiuuuajiduijo, iaai, ano will contlC three weeks. 1 Itegular class work will be done, uua ...v ..ji.uns"1!!!' oi uuie liisiriiciors, mil branches laupL-t in nnr kj.imr.1. .nH u sulQclent number drslro it. r-inpL ,vnf J organized in Fhjslcal Ueography, foiul sition, huh Hookkeeping. ' iiwuujtcisui me normal institute I to review ibe subjects taught In the ca mon schools, ana to discuss the best irifi oas oi presenting tbem to i.upils. The! .HuioiBuuiiieiii ior leacn. ra onl. I also for those who Intend to teach. onugiext, books onall branches. Tnl a iX ;. wcymuiuif oiine tnitita -o- ' "no uoiuir win no charted! or further Information address 1 ..c . . 1-W. YODKK.I .iuu.j ouiiciiuicuuenioicommonscnfl Jas. Batchelor, Prop'rt WarmMeaU at All Hours oi (lieii P.0,.b"L7hUe ,abor empwyed In A good substantial meal o ked In i Twenty-five cents per ir eal, RBJD FRONT Court street, between Journal OftlceW iuiuios i.i very. COOK & VOETH! IlOISSC ttlld WgU PllIllflLPg Kti H'linlnli'g. sign writing, frescola uu iiniing, dotorutlve paper banKli ."- ufuiii, r-hiiinttlCS BOllCi-vu -uiurui.1, wont, liWtaioRt. M.T. RINEMAN, DEALIll in; Staple and Fancy Crocerj Orookury, Olass-.vare. Lamns. w and Willow waro. All kinds or mill) tMsO VeiretnblilKanil frnllu In thai, .mi "''Bliest 1'rlee paid frr country prod Ot -.". .(uhuui iiur iwironage. lut IBtatesU E. C. CROSS, Batcher and btaif8t.airitGnrt;-t. The betl'Jt nwnnrro 10 nil piirta or the city. THE WiLLAMETT SALEM, OliEGON. Itatos, $2.50 to $3.00 per The bit lioiH hu ween IVirlland r.T,neiMo. j-lrst-elaiui In all tu rp ioer,:. irt ub:i u.a served wltf Choicest Fruits Qrown.ln the Willamette Valley Capital City Itetain &f. -.- WII in W3t Ur-K00- A. I, WAGNER, Pre -.- .