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third b&t time, 2:27.
Running, mtle turn filxiteiith:
legal tfoii, Mhty Morn wioiid,
Oregon Kclipse third; lime l:fil.
POPULATION OP WYOMINO.
Washington, July 13.A bulle
tin Issued Saturday ly tlio census
office, on tlio population of "Wyo
ming, by tlio minor civil divisions,
shows n population of 00,705, uii In
crease during the decado of 39,010,
or 192.01 percent. In all (ho coun
tics of the state Inrgo Increases ore
shown. The largest Increase was In
Crook county, where the Increase
wag 878.1M per cent, and the smallest
In Albany county, where tlio in
crease was 01.03 per cent.
Aiujiona's population.
The bulletin also made public the
ponuluiioti of Arizona. The popula
tion given I 60,720, an Increase dur
ing the last ten i ears of 10,180, or
47.43 per cent. Apncho, Yuma and
l'lnia counties chow u decrease oi
1002, 4333 and f 1 1 ripecll vcly. The
decrenfcis In Apncho and PJmn coun
" ties Is duo largely to the dt crease In
their areus, made by the crwitloii tl
other couiitic. The lmeBt Increase
was In Cochise county, viz., C038.
WMPPBDIO UIIAT1I'
Ancxima, Tex., July 13. A disso
lute limn who mado Indecent pro
posals to tlio who of a respectable
citizen of this own Saturday, was
caught yesterday, fctrlpptd to tin
skin nnd a black-snake whip applied
so vigorously (hat tbo man will dh.
Because of tho sympathy accorder'
to Iho negro slayer, J. 8. Love,
Monday, by two colored brethren,
nil tho negroes have been warned b.
the white clllzons (o leuvo town In
ten day, under severe penalty.
KAINS IN A08THALIA.
Meluouiink, July 13. Tho heavy
and luecessant rains liuvo causod the
overflow of tho Yurruyarm river.
Ballroadsaro blockaded and thous
midTot pooplo nro rendered homo
lent. VIKK AT NAPA.
NAl'A, Cal., July 13. A houso be
longing to II. Bachellnder, two
miles west of town, caught flro last
evening und was burned to tho
ground. Mrs. Fanulo Ilooger per
irtkod u tho flames.
ANOTIIKK TUU8T.
UuiOAcio, Juuo 12, Final steps
wero taken Saturday In tho forma
tion of mining nnd smelting trust",
which foreign capitalists and mem
bore of tlio Standard oil mid lend
trusts arc said to bu Interested. For
several days, Munnger Franklin, of
the Niagara Mining and Bmcitiug
Company, of Utah, has been hero
In telographlu communication with
tho promoters of tho project, which
kaiiHlouof all tho lead, stiver nnd
gold-producing milieu in tho Utah
bait. Among tho backers nro said
to bo companies in London nnd
Brussels, tho manager of tho Btau
tlnrd Oil Company, several members
nf Wd trust, nml J. 1'iilon. brother-
f IV. In-law of J. Gould. A number of
XtJS properties held out until today.
These, it is snm nroiiiouian, ijive
Pine, Indians, Miller, Climax and
Upanlsh groups, It is asserted .he
combine will co.Urol tho largest
lead-producing mines In tho world.
Tlio company will at oneo Increase
its capital stouk from $2,000,000, to
110,000,000. Tho claim In inndo that
tho consummation of tho deal will
nmko Mm Bait lako valley tho smelt
ing center of tlio United titntes.
KANSAB KAItJt MOHTUAOKS.
ToJ'iciCA, July 12. Tho Kansas
farmer' alliance yesterday appoint
ed a committee of three farmers to
ascertain the amount of farm mort
gage indebtedness In Kansas, and
then go East and negotiate with
ouo or more companies of capitalists
for their payment or renewal at u
reduced rnto of interest. Tho object
is to do away with tho middlemen,
who have been getting exorblant
commissions from both borrower and
louder.
FATAL ((UAllltKU
JlthbiNas, Mu ut., July 13. J. It.
Dllworth, prwildent of the Dllworth
Catt'o company, was shot mid killed
nt his much 100 miles southwest of
hero, by Qua. Domor, n young
1'Vnohiiiiin. Tliu murdurvr has
been nrreutcd. Tho nhootlug grow
nut of a quarrel uvor u land clulm.
r-UTHQl!AKK IN BAN FUANlUoCt).
San Fiianiiisco, July 13. A Mn
globut a heavy shock of earthquake
occurred Saturday mornlug at 34)1
o'clock and lasted thrto seconds,
Thu direction of vibrations was
nUrthcast nnd southwest, nearly.
TIIK AM1JUK1AN 1100.
Br. Pavu, Mum., July 13. Tho
Clernmu governiueut has sent a of
Jlcml to this oountry to Investigate
tii pork fiuustloti. Ho Is Dr. Do
)oIfl)i who now lu St.l'aul says Mm
few or reforenco to nmrtfettonlu ex
WMlnallons oh I found hi una here Is
tlfctory. It thoy continue (u
xvcute tho law In Mm same manner
in wliloh It Is now heinir oUservwl
tiw time will not ho very far dUtunt
rtw? In the opinion of experts Mm
pw4flotlou policy will ho tihutidoiied
wrfAwerlcattpork borrow to dilor
Umimau and other lowlgn nurhua.
Afw)ttN:n,
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mm vi iimiij nan
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MtfctMHA'M.
yAXMMtfe
Vmox, July .V-lf. C8iart and
vg, bMtfcw Mt Oim.da, N. , huvo
ih&A ft lerg Mn. Tho liguivn
um wwr ' 4 (wt.Ku.
" "IWWh" bland Kh urwm
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.
Democrat of Ohio in Conven
tion. MORE ABOUT TUB ITATA.
Insurance Company Suspends, Ri
diculous Affair, Killed her Hus
band, Fire at Portland, State and
Foreign News, Etc.
KAILIlOAII COLLISION.
Aspen, Cclo., July 13.- A horrible
railroad accident occurred nt Aspen
Junction last night. A special train
was backing from tho water lank to
the switch to tho Aspen track, when
the rear end of a passenger coach
crashed Into an engine coming out
from the round-house. Tho cucck
valve on tho side of tho boiler was
brokon oft and tho hot wnter and
sieatn poured Into the broken end of
the passenger car, horribly scalding
thirteen passengers Ave men, seven
women and one child. All thatwns
possible was done to rellovo tho suf
ferings of tho unfortunates.
Tho disaster was probably duo to
in error of Judgment on tho part of
tho "hostler'' bringing tho engine
out from the round-hoUse. He
thought to clear tho main track be
fore tho passengcrtrnln reached him,
mil was pushing his engine nt a
high rate of Bpccd. Just nt the coal
ciiutohe struck tho rear corner of
the passenRcr coach, tearing a holt
in It and ripping tho valve from tin
Miglno. Torrents of scalding steam
tiul water poured In upon
tho victims, and of lweuty
tlvo passscngers In tho coach tlirei
colored men lu tho foaward apart
ment were tho only ones who cs
caped without Injury. Tonight the
remainder of tho Injured are rest
ing quietly, with good chance of re
covery. Seven persons wero scalded to
death. Thirteen wero scalded In all.
It 1b now reported that nouo of tho
Injured cnu survive. A party of
Midland ofllclals hnvo Just reached
hero from tho scene of tho accident.
They mndo a preliminary examina
tion. matooitATs OF OHIO.
Oi,nvi:iiANi), July 13. The dole
gates to tho democratic stnto con
vention nronrrlvlng hero and Indica
tions nro that tomorrow will witness
tho lamest (fathering over assembled
in tho Buckeyo etato. Although
tho nrollmlnory meeting of the
commutes will bo held tomorrow,
tho convention will not bo hold uutll
Wednesday. That Allou W.Thur
man, son of tho "Old Itotnnu," Is
to bo temporary chairman, Is nppar
entlonll except tho friends of the
other candidates, and also that
Governor Caninboll will be ro nom
Ina ted on Mm llrst ballot although
tho friends of.Lawreiico Neal insist
that their candidate has a Auditing
chance. Governor Campbell's friends
arc complaining of Mm circulation of
a story to Mm ellcct Mint he contem
plates declining the nomination after
wlnulm? the llchtnud that MieCaino-
boll men nro then to throw Mm nom
inatiou to McMahoiiJ Dayton, Tho
story has reojlved no general cro-
donee.
Tin: ITATA,
San Dlixio, July iy, Another
step In Mm Itata case was taken this
afternoon. The arms and ammuni
tion on board Mm vessel were
formally libeled by Marshal Uard.
The first libel was ugalnst vessel.
IN8U11AN0H COMPANV SL'SPHNDa.
l'lTrHiiuua, July 13 Tho Boat
men's Flro and Marino lusurauco
company, of this city, organized In
1805 decided today to wind up Its
attaint and go out onuulness. itlsks
nggregatlng $9,350,000 aro assumed
by Mm Norwich Union Insurance
society of Knglaud. Tho stook
company has not paid dividend fur
llvo years uud the stockholders
deemed it best to oloso up to save
further loss.
IttmCUXOUfl AVt'AUl.
HiUMiNUiiAM, Conn., July 13.
Ilmtttngioti Center Is still greatly
agitated over tho action of tho sex
Ion and warden of St. Paul's Kplsco
pal church, in having Ollu 1. Bliol
ton arrested for ringing Mm church
bell July 4, uud Mm sexton and
warden aro Mm Kubject of much
ridicule. All patriotic citizens and
Mm women and girls of Mm town
aro on Bliolton's side, Tim tlrat out
burst occurred yctderday morning,
when Mm proprietor of tho town
hall Informed Mm warden that the
churuh could never again rout the
hall fur any purpose, unload charge
against Bholtoii wro withdrawn
Tho next shot camo from Mm young
ladliNH of Mm church, who ero nil
friend f BheUont and who In
formed Mm paUr they would uovur
ngalifhtuiht In ft church entertain
mtuit uulesi Mm chargo wo, with
drawn. Tho vlilugu lurlwr said he
would novcr again shuvo either Mm
warden or mutton unltita the churgvt
wero withdraw. Ah a coiisisuioiKt
Mm warden bo withdrawn the
, llh), but , tvxXoli u ,
oUlliral, mwumi u oUt ou Ull,
!mj in rvcelviiK congratulatory
titjor mul idrvnia and ollVro of
. . m .
. imin irom lawyen.
,
PnTSiiuiui, July 13. Mr. Murttti
FArroll, caMhy woman of this
oily, wait nrratUri lat night on a
vliKrgo of poWmiliijK Inr huxiud.
'llw twtuilc wero iBaMlod Uim ttw
"lr. . i on. ( i .. emln
Mrs. Farrell, which she has jicr
elBtemly held in ner own name
Pome time ago they parted, but
Saturday made up the quarrel and
spent Mm night In drinking. Yes
terday morning she gave her hus-b-ind
u bottle of beer, In which, it is
alleged, she pitta quantity of paris
green. Ho drained (he bottlo and
Is now dying. A quantity of Mm
poison was found In the house and a
considerable amount on her cloth
ing. STATE-
KIIIB IN I'OUTIiAND.
PoitTLANU, Or., July 13. At
(wch'ty minutes past eleven Satur
day nlgh't a flro broke out In Clarke
and Waterman's Factory at the east
approach of Morrlcon street bridge
across Mm Willamette river. Before
the department arrived the flro was
beyond control aud Mm structure
burned to the ground. Tho bridge
WDSBlIghtly damaged. The build
ings, wero worth about $2000, ore a
total loss, and the bridge Is damaged
to Mm extent of about $200. The
buildings wero owned by Joseph
Packard. Clarke & Waterman's
loss Is between $6000 and $0000 ami
they carried but $1000 Insurance
The flro was probably Incendiary.
DKATK OK CAPTAIN 0 11.51 AN.
PoitTi,AND, Or., July 13. Captain
J. M. Gllmau, a well known pio
neer resident of this city, who ha.
been In poor health for some time,
died of heart failure at 11:45 yester
day forenoon, aged 05 yesrs. Cap
tain Oilman was a native of New
Hampshire and came to San Fran
cisco lu 1819 on a ship which bought
out tho machinery, etc., for the flrsi
steamboat which ran on the Sacra
mento river. Ho put the machinery
on the boat and acted as engineer In
her for somo time. IIo camo to
Portland in 1852 and since that time
resided hero continuously. Ho was
an engineer ou river steamers here
In early days, aud was afrsocioted
with Mcsscrs. Alusworth, Heed and
Thompson In organizing Mm Oregon
Steam Navigation Company. He
accumulated considerable property,
among which Is tho hotel ou First
street which bears his namo.
i
PUAI) IN JAIL.
FoitTiiAM), July 13. John Duly
a prisoner confined In the city Jail
wuh foutid dend In his cell this
morning. IIo was serving n son
to n co for druiikeness. It Is thought
death was duo to alcoholism,
aueitai: kkancis tkain.
Portland, Or., July 13. George
Francis Train arrived today on his
circuit around tho globe. Ho has
boon on tho road sixty-ono days.
Ho lolt this afternoon for Pugct
sound.
FOREIGN.
VIIOM GUATEMALA.
Citv of Mexico, July 13. Ad
vices from Guatemala says: Infor
mation from Quez'dtoiiago, says the
mountains nro full of discontented
men organizing for war. A dispatch
from Ban Jose, Costa Men, sas rec
iprocity with Mm United States is
considered necessary and all con
cessions asked for will bo granted.
FOUR MONTHS' IMPJUSONMUNT.
Wins it a i) i:n, July 13. Mrs.
O'Neill, who shot aud dangerously
wounned her husband In May last,
has been sentenced to four months'
Imprisonment. The couple had not
lived together for four ycaia past,
aud hearing ouo day that her hus
band had Installed another woman
lu his home, slio called and shot
him.
I'HOM SOMOA.
Ban Francisco, July 13. A let
ter received by lust mall from Samoa
by a prominent merchant states
that O. DoCedororanz, ohlef Justleo
has nut as yetopeucd his court and It
Is reported complaints have been
sent to England regarding Do Ceder-
crauz luellloleuoy. Mnlleto as ruler
commands Mm respect of foreigners
but the fact that M dleto Is a pro
tectant while the majority of Sa
moaim nro Catholics tolls against the
king. Tho native Sauinan army ai
Apia consists of seventeen mun who
arc trained lu military taottu by a
German Lieut.
. . .i ii
Are Yon (loins Haul ?
If so, be sine and m that your
Mokots read via "Tim North Western
Ltim." The U. St. P. M. & O. Ry
Tuls Is the grent short lluufrom St.
Paul or Duluth to all points east and
south. Tlmlr iiingnllleent track,
pcor!cM cutlbulcd dining aud sleep.
Ing oar trains, and their motto,
"always on Mine," lias glum Mils
load u national luputatlnn. All
clauete of piisnongers aro curried on
Mm veatlbuled tr.Mus without oxtm
uhnrMC. All Mokut ttgeuttt toll
tlokeU via Mils lino. Ship your
freight and travel nvur Mil' famous
road. W. 11. Mai, Gen. Agt.,
No. 4 Wash. St, Portland, Or.
A, J, Lhlani), Truv'g Agt.
.Netior.
Notice Is hereby given Mint I lmvo
puivhaied Mm stock lu tmde.tlxturw
uud book debts and accounts of
Jainw Dtfiiliam (Nt., us Stnto
strowt, Saluiu, Oieoii. All turtles
whoowtt aeoount ti Mm niJ James
DeuhnntA Co., avIU plouooall nt
Mm Htoro and bttloal ouoe. All
ftcoountsTemuinlng uiuettUd on 1st
I'rux. will Iw pkioud with my at
twney for colkHdh.n. I have pi.
gaged as my olerlt In Mm tnro Mr.
Vtv Dv-nain unttl I Muni ftwn
thowsiwhlo'i will lie tmi An?,
lllh .Salem, trv . JK T, ISQl.
T8U.v. 1 J n minci.
HauunookB, IVnu uud Camping
tM!UutUwj,F, BmlMi',
SHIMCETS.
San Fjianciih), July 13 Wheat
buyer lOONnfler August 1st J157.
CIIIOAOO, Ills., July 13 At close.
Wheat Is easy, cosh 80J 03J
Sept. 851 Dec. 87.
WEATHER REPORT.
San Francisco, July 13 l'orc
cast Tor Oregon nnd Washington,
light talus along Oregon.
W hat it Docs.
Hood's Sarsapnrilla
Purifies the blood.
Creates an appetlle.
Strengthens the ncrve.
Makes the weak strong.
Overcomes Mint tired feeling.
Cures scrofula, salt rheum, etc.
Invigorates tho kidneys and liver.
Relieves headaclie.ludigestlon nnd
dyspepsia.
HUTKb AKR1VALS.
"WILliAMITlTK"
C H Miller, W II Clark, B Cowles
J K Fortli, S F.
Geo W Chamberlain, Albany,
A II Thompson, It Wakefield, H
and N Anderson, D D Olmstead, W
S Jacobs, Salem,
h 1j MtKeuzle, P Garrettsou, G P
Morden, Portland.
W H Smith, Oakland, Cal.
II K Nelson, St Paul.
J Moxtel, St Joe.
G 11 Thurstoti, Eugene.
J T Bowditcli, Ashland.
Staver fc Walker baseball club.
J Hersberg, ludeiiaudetice.
W A Stewart, Wichita.
J W Hansaker, Llnkville.
G B Cannon, A OorlldKC, Silver-
ton.
R A Miller, Jacksonville.
"cook."
C A Hawkins, S F.
FGadell, John Mabel, Tiicoma.
W Kestcr. Coiide, Dak.
A Richard-, N Y.
W E Gregory, steamer Man
Zdidta, L Fullertou, S .lotu.
C Barntzko, W E King, J W
Muterbaugh, Portland.
M Nolan, Woodbuin.
N L G illoway, Eugene.
S M Volnt, Dallas.
J Y Pettlnger, J J Meebau, W U
Tel Co.
J R Guynes, J G Ouyncs, J N
IlaUey, Corsicanuu, Tex.
HTATEOPClIln.ClTl (if TOLKDO, I
IjIJCAH LOUSTV.
TllANlv J. UHBNFV muliOl' oath tfint lie
imhoeetilor partner ol Hip firm or V. J.
I'licuyy A (Jo . dolns; uusltiewi la tho city or
Toli-Jo, i ounty una Htuie ftliiraald, nnd that
mid linn will pay tlio kiiim of one hundred,
dolnm for ijncU and ovmy oa" of Uatarili
that cannot bo cured bj Iho use of llull'a
Catarrh Uuio. Khank J Ciicnbv.
Hwoin to before mo mid nubscilbcd In
my nri-kOiiu, thlHdlti day of Inr-tr.ber, A
I)., l&so. A. W. HI.EASO.
( , . Notary Public.
JSKA1.
Hall's Caturrh Cure Is In'tcu In-
U-rnully and acts directly on the
blood and iiiucoub surfaces of the
system. Scud for testimonials fiee.
F.J. CHENEY it CO.,
Toted.., O.
Mflyriold by (iiutrirhtH, 75c.
Look Hi:ri;, Any person who
bujs a tot fiom me this week, I will
make n present of a uew suit of
clot 1km, or to'ttiiy lady 1 will given
$10 du-i-s. Monroe Nye. the n-i.l es
tate agent, over Boothby & Co.'s
clothing store. 0 8 If
Quick tlino and tnrough trains
uilered puHrngera and sldpp by
the Chicago, Union Pacllle ANSilh
western Line, San FraucUco and
Portland to Chicago. cod Aug
Tins finning I, inc.
Tim Chicago, Union Pacific &
Northwestern Lluo oilers the best
accommodations to tlio traveling
public en route from Sail Francisco
aud Poi Maud, Chicago. Through
trains, fast Muif, magnificent sleep
lug wire, o'ogant dining carr, colonist
sleepers, reclining chair cars and
handsome day coaches, eod Aug.
Passengers dimtiued to Mm promt
ucnt cities cast of tho Mlssouii rlvei
should patrnuiotho Chicago, Union
Paclfloit Northwestern line. Mag
nitkoutPullmau and Wagner sleep
lug cars, olegant Pullman and
Northwestern (lining cars, fieo ro
cllulug chair em's, handsome da
coaches and comtoriable Piilliuai.
colonist sleepers'. eod-aug
Buy Mm light ruunlug Sluger nt
327 Com morula! strict' eod
MloaTliorntun will receive vooal,
lutruumnlal aud lauguago punilt
during IhtiL. sunimer. Alt applica
Moat received Wedneuday after
noons. U18 Cottage street.
0 16d lm
Shlppors.conslgn yourtlnm fivlghi
via Mm (Chicago, Onion Pacific A
North vtornllo. eod-aug
Suiircme Court
.Salkji, July U, '01.
Ilardwiek, s. State lusiiniuc
U'lmpeny, furmer Judgdmeut modi
lied to as to rmutuid thu cco to tin
court below for further piuceodlugt
iNt inoi.nslsteiit vlih the opinion
rendered lmratoforo tmreln.
Mnishall vs. Williams. Time foi
filing petition for rolita ring extend
ed to Sept. 1, 1801. with luAVtt U
withdraw Mm testimony for th pur
poae of preparing tho petiliou,
Further ordemd that a copy of Hi.
jH'tltlon Ih) forwnl on (uU'rs... ivuty
Adlouravd Mil Wndim-day, 1,
1S01.
iwm mif nuniTwrnnMifiTirimiiM ii w irwn in miwijui
PRICE'S
freanijakirig
ly mPawtif.r
XTd iu Million of Homes 40 Years the Standaxd.
TO CROSS THE OCEAN IN THE SKY
A Ilnllonn Without rueii6m S"
llo StHfled on n Trnnnllnntlo Trip.
To cross tho Atlantic U tho enterpris
ing mission upon which a balloon will
start from Gennantown. Tlio balloon
will not carry any passengers, but it Is
Intended to pilot tho way foramonHter
airship that will carry nt least two voy
agers. Tho inventor of this now airship
Is Charles P. Fest, of 4.C55 Lena street,
Gennantown.
Mr. Fest has been working on the
problem of aerial navigation for the
past fifty years, nnd la now convinced
that ho has solved it. -lie is an emi
nently practical business man and work
at his invention nt odd hours. Ho has
triod every sclicmo ef aerial navigation
that has been suggested in tho past dec
ade and a half, aud has reached tho
conclusion that all schemes of propul
sion by machinery are impracticable.
Tho air currents, In his opinion, form
tho only motive power that can bo re
lied on. Tim balloon which Mr. Fest
has now projected Is on tho old princi
ple of the hot air ship.
Tho experimental machine that will
bo started across tho Atlantic is com
plcted, and b an exact model of the
larger ono that is expected to later carry
over the inventor. Tho hot gas that
will Inflate tho bag will bo generated
from gasoline, which is chosen on no
count of its enormous volatile propor
tions and great lifting power.
lu tho completed machine tho gaso
line will bo carried in a rectangular tin
can, holding exactly ten gallons. A
small tube runs from tho can to an up
right brass pipe, about 8 inches in di
ameter and about 6 feet long. This
pipe Is lined within and without with
asbestos. It passes up into the gas bag,
while tho tin reooptaclo remains below.
Tho gasoline Is Ignited at tho tube that
passes into the pipo near the bottom,
and Uio llnmo shoots up tlio pipo to the
top, where It is arrested by a cap.
Tho bag is mado of a preparation of
paper, and is rigged e.o that it cannot
sway and como in contact with the
flame. Tills flame will bo constant,
and oxporience shows that the ten gal
lons will last Just forty hours, or ten
hours longer, according to Mr. Fest's
calculations, than will be necessary to
carry tho airship across tho Atlantic.
Mr. Fest believes that tho balloon will
mako the passago in thirty hours.
Tho gas bag on the pioneer balloon
measures 22 1-2 feet in diameter. Un
derneath tho oil can has been suspend
ed a copper buoy shaped liko a big top
and weighted at tho bottom, so that it
will float in tho water in an upright po
sition. It is surmounted by an Ameri
can flag, and Is suspended by a hook
that will unfasten if it comes in con
tact with tho water. This will bo filled
with directions to bo roturnod if found.
This will only become dotached in case
of accident nnd in tho unepected
ovent of tho balloon falling in tlio wa
ter. In tlio largo balloon for passen
gers it will bo made large enough to
float tho passongers In caso of accident
Philadelphia Press.
l'roflt In Itom.et Mailing.
Tho greatest mistake which amateur
bonnet makers nro guilty of Is to use
too many materials. Simplicity is the
first thing to bo aimed at In making a
bonnot. A grent many English Indies
havo taken lessons in millinery classes
for tho purposoof perfecting themselves
In tho details of this work so that they
eon manufacture their own hats. It is
fcouiowhat nstonlshing to discover how
trilling is tho cost of the materials of a
very costly bonnet. Tliero aro very tew
bonnets sold at Ufteen and twenty dol
lais which cost tho manufacturer more
than ono-flfth that sum.
Out of tho enormous profit of 300 or
400 nor cent. mjpt bo counted the
price of an establishment In Broadway
or on Fifth avenue, tho wages of ex
port trimmers and forewomen, which
rnngo from twenty-llvo to fifty dollars
a week, and of the army of small em
ploycs. So it happens that the bus!
ness of tho fashionable retail milliner is
not altogether tho bonanza it inight
seem. Tlio bills of fashionable custom
era who deal at largo millinery estab
liahnionts, rumor whispers, aro hard to
collect, and not Infrequently they go to
protest and judgment boforo they can
bo collected. Now lork Tnbuuo.
A Queer Wny to Urlulc Wine.
The Spanish mountaineers drink In
n curious fashion. Throwing back their
heads, thoy raise tho wine skin in the
air with both hands, and allow Mm thin
stream which flows from tho pin hole
in tho horn nozzlo to fail into their
open mouths from a dUtnnoo of several
inches. WiMi a bottle thoy inunnge to
do thu same by narrowing tho mouth
with tho thumb and forefinger. Tho
motive of Mils procedure Is economy.
In theso regions of high air, intense
fntiguo and snow water, wino is at once
tho most refreshing nnd Mm heaviest
thing among tlio provisions. And they
assert that, drunk in this manner, one
litre goes as far in the way of refresh
mont as three drunk in mouUifuls from
a 3iip. It Is true; but tlio llrst offorts
of tho duffer aro apt to end in landing
Mm red stream in his eye or on his chin
which Impairs tlio economy of the
proceeding. Paul van Dyko in Scrib-
tiers.
A Had l'Uco tor It.
"Yea," said Mm distinguished author
to tho only hotel keeper mSqueehawk
et, "i uuonu ro lay tim scene or my
next novel ltre, and I thought I'd come
and study tho local color."
"I'm nfenrd you'll bo disappointed
then, elr," replied tlio latter, "for there
isn't a single colored person hi town."
Iew ork Epoch.
ROSEDHL
Parlies wishing to build nice residences and in search of a beautiful locution
with pleasant surroundings should visit
ROSBDAIvE.
It i3 located direct on tho Electric line to tho Fair Ground,
the snow capped mountains, ML 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 Stdem new building "aro within a
short distance of this tract.
aa? ,"jKsag5S5JHr
jsmb as3Sss ra
JL.
Are now ordered graded at the expense of the owners. This property
is now for sale by
All Real Estate Men1
In this City, who will
BAKER & STRANG.
302 Commercial Street
few J
ml " ' IlLtf I
Greatest labor saving liiventiou
va'itlesof goods from the finest
eleuu, without rubbing or boiling,
dest ructiveprocesa only soap and
Siuiiu to anv person who w hi produce a lainuy w.i-iar equal to tlio JNISYV
EKA lu the following peints: I'rhe. Jj.tbor Miviug. Hupidlty of wash
ing. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning ptrfeutly without damage to
clothing. Simplicity and perfect con miction. Mie, weicht and dura
bility. Satisfaction guaranteed or
niraion roomy.
JZ VS1
iSSu KIKFs'l
IHmSB& Instnlln.ei.lh
. lit tail,
DO YOU FAVOR
Building up a Strong, Independ
ent Paper for the Peopla
in Oregon ?
A PAI'EllTIIAT YiuTN0T SELL OLT
Printed at ilio Scat of Government
LOOK AT THE HtCOllIl OK IHK CAI-ITA1.
JOUIINAU
During tho rceout ielnn or tho lrctslu
tuiolt wnbtuoonly iirtpfrin the state thm
iltiiclceil fciu.rluU i ha 1'orUuud dlolu
(unjlilplnOreguuixilittctii. It sncce.rully
ijH(o.'cil 8h douUwluK tlio Australian bullot
iwln klioluterukUut ooillkul bjtke. Ii
ndvoatted tlio law (ilnt lushfxl) kWId;;
iho Orutu rullrui.U o mimlMilon iwwtir 10
Ixjuvthud ruuhouublu nit-s or freight
inii imnw tottnfurie HsdccMont ltkut
ovfuMv mlMHiuUJ iulemlt)u of Hie oid
ralli-w.nl oomiulsitou hs best qiiilltltil io
oiifoai' tho Ihw. It lfltorcd tor uli me.iv.
urim loopau rheiiuid thussecure loihe
pooplt- the rl);Ut Ui frcu uud uurestrlcU'U
U,OUl III" WUtttrWHiH.
nj t'LATroitu.
TiiKLAriTM. Jolii.n.ii. iuorsa reform
in tiHln.ii'.l itnau' t, i, thurhd that the
prr-iu 'ul. inonopuly nyktein ol
u..lil. I. x iu iu.1miu tieuiurenoy muy be
uppl.i.ul bj tlio g .mmeutUsulu dl
ciutli iK-oo'ie ui kUtMiuulekiipply 01
Iftil uu.i.ir inoury, wlthu coin baits suf
tlolfiiil to utinforiu iu mu ml buuk.ni; prln
elp.oii It :ur cliw.tuu of nil otllclaU
ho IntUlaui for, or uie directly reoutl
ble to the people, by dirtHit ote of tho pe-
IiIh. Ittavoi ra sine nil suite reenues
iy h tux uu the roxt Burnings of corpora
Hans, botu Mrulifii uud ttulc it fuvors
opcufiignil wntoitrujs to tne mmi and u
ooutaiiof all.oiiiino.i OMrnors toihe end
tut the pndoorhlUecur for his labor
tho UtriMM net rettrus
lfufevoi reiuluIncsJl noueranouillilo
t UW baii&iufiheMoptesmd government
In thelnutrwworttra inopls. circulate this
paper. J'or taruit, .
etKow uere.
11t lloruit llaoS.
mM'i,
L B; HUFFMAN,
Mm Stable and Feed
Ik Bttt Bx Sti art Ceml U th Ml.
QuUt, (nrally hormu speutulty.
tin nar W'lltaiuwte hotel )
SAMtM, - - - URBQON
ffl Vi? tul, i n.
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-TgaaaBsxcsv pasasa TcMasBE yi,w,W'mif f,mu
K3gi 3bhssb( IscaGasgJ I -ill
1 e ready at any time to show
!5!?H5552
A LAEGE SUPPLY OP THE
best qualit'- of brick at the yards near
Penitentiary. BURTON BROS.,
O-tlLMI, oiegoii.
Stove?, Ranges, Furnaces,
TiiAVtHe, and all House
Furnishing Goods,
Chimney and
Sever Pipes,
Plumbing.
Purnps.
Wood,
lion and
' Buckeye Force
Pumps. Pumps
ror Orchard annying.
MwlirallydraiilicCloilifsWasIior!
in the 1 cutelu.ld line. Wtnh('tul
lac to the coais-Ht carpe's, perfecth
w .M. out the us-e of dieii.iuils or am
vi.tu '1 lie (oiiipm.y owning it odors
.money refunded Sole Agents for
uw
V- -T A"iJO A TV 1-1 rTXn. A TVTCS
AND
CJ L 1I: J. CJTA Nn TS 7?.
l.ITCT,'. T n uyn pmnrn
fi, a, $5 pet month up. Wholesale and
P. H. EAST0N & CO.,
310 Commercial St., Salem.
Head Quarters for the Suluu Oichestra. dw
Bmaaqg.wianMcajc, MKitiinirTip."-"-"
A. J. SHIMP, M. D.,
Physicijin and Surgeon.
Lalo ot I'hllndclplila.
ELECTRICITY IS THE TRUE ENEMY
Ufull ( luuiilc. nbetiniatlc, Blood, llraln
Hud uurvous dheaes. livery variety ot
f-ii.ule ilhenses yield to electricity after
Hotheriuidesof treiitment havo failed,
i hlrtcen years clinical experience. OBlce
JSO Uuimnerclal utreet. 6213m
ASOBVS El MARKETS,
IW Stale street, SS0 Liberty street. North
Nilem.
W e are ready to fill aU orders for all
kinds of ire hand salt meats We aim to
iptho bet tho country affords. Free
lelvtry. We desire to thank all our old
"nirons for tt elr liberal patronage, hoplne
th.-y will ktlll umtlnue with us.
For Spile Cheap.
I'M AC'UES OF LAND
V mil's from Salem at f5 nor ncte. About
nrrs own, balance timber. Good priue
n.v. .,.iu.uwi, 4.XU.' WILL H.
Opw House, Courtstreeu
A. W, ULAfKFOKI).
Home painting nm! taper banglne.
Owdnwterlal and flrn-lij work liniy
otueU Lsu-oideni.nlii., at FarrarV
l. V. UKE&FR, Awnt. Hulwn. Orwrnn
MOKEY!
TV Lm m Km! rfc . 8t , 'ty
MutMn.,,1.
I "an t
FEAR & H Ynli ON,
SAtlCM, - - - or.Bur
WT HU l J 1 WW INSUKArOK
iiuli III i in 1 " fl tfa-
' ou.ullllrtpfc
overlooking tho entire city
l
this tract to purchasers.
25c WanUolumn,
Nwtlces Inserted lor OSIZ CUNT PB
tlsemeut Inserted In thin uolnmn for less
iiuiu iweniy-nve ccnis
"ntLOW on beautiful Orrgon," Ilwacn.'
I' nnd "Tucoma"iire thu titles tolhnull
now and cburuil: p mn. ml roinpogltlnmP
iur mo iHauonir'p,iiiiijo! vionn. uy irjauH
S5 cents tneh. F(.r wilts t.t Diamond's Mn
Bio House, 30S Conuiiciclnl stieet, Snlea.
i. genenii siocit 01 musical n.ercnanalte.
VTICELY fin nlnliert looms to rent. illhB
X'l board, In ptritwintest rartofcltj.nwrj
riiuuu uur ,ii,iH,-a-.j seiner hireci. oivutr
TiinuK UAi.i.H- Jioney lonncd on
MiitehoR ulwl leuelt nnd t.11 Ultirfc ni
lerKoual proper! that can be stoicd In
my Kafo or htoit. At llurr's Jewelry storl
1UU OMUU IICCL. 4-' l
(.""OHHAlji;- Ui nt on. ucie of laud niiil
11 luMI ..till. .......I.... ...... 1 -. ..fl
enullfnl li. ni 'r -i fwr n home lu-l
quire in si kOiu in i. ci n i m. hand pu
oi Asyium uremic alter tros-sinir hrldii
going to Asj min. 4 si
YX7ANTED. A sI'lialKli hh hous(keii'I
VV by n widow lady In townorcounirjl
auuiu). A,iin. x luif ,r a.iiii, ur.
T7"AN'1ED-Po.lilon ns housekeepetj
,T iui hiuuii ur in u-iciieior, in cilj 0.A
fl.tlint .. Ildif II.An .. n.ll.i nana l.. 9
Addiess U corner lront i.d Center streetii
I IW
iron BAIiK -Furniture of neatly nuj
uiuuuuii:, uiru ucnuiiu luuhiy, uenitiuai
fliger A11UI.JAK. A UONAHUK, S
" 521 Iw Ui'sli A Hreymau Uloctl
J. - -.." . "Ull., V.lb.,., A.. ,IJI
XTtTANTKD-Oiir ngents make S100 to $Tu
I a inouiii teniuj; oui goods, ou thel,
iiitnis. w o w.int uumt..' and genem,1
agents and will take bacl. ull gondii 1.1
Mild If u count,) agent lulls to eitui $14
aud expenteabf em tlmn ouys'lilal,
u geneiul agent less than J. '50. v, e wIL
fccua lu.go illustrated circuliirs and letter
with a special ollei to hull leuliory uiw
plied lor, on receipt of8 onettnt klan pi.
Apply lit OIK Hand net In oi the hom
Addiess Kenuer Jliiuufuctuim!i;o.. I'ltu-i
ourg. ra. IVdAwtf
Marion Co. Normal Institute
Thn i VilrH nnnnnl loclIah t . tt.u.
county ormal institute, will bo helrt in
llifl h ct Knliim c Viii.tl 1...... .. ....... ..i...
Monday, July e; lbai, and will contlnnt
three weeks.
Itegular class woik will be done, uudw
thn Yi l,i li ii .rot... n, nf.iMn I... ...AU1 .u.
uraucucs uiugrt in our tchocH, and, if
suttltleut uumticr desire It classes will Im
." iiiuuiiiijuib in nuiu i tie 1 1 iiuiuii, lu IUI
z,rrz.:u,r-r",.r.r '"" ""n.
UV.IUfUUV 'Wid.HiJ JJ
luouujecuiDi me xvortnni inMttuto art!
odaofprcseutinjctlicmto iiuplls, Tbeln-t
BiiuwiBuutHCiu jor ifcacntrs only, bull
ii ii "" iiiicu y in IfUCU,
uiiuji icAi. uuukh onaii nrnnciiei. Trytft
be present at tho beginning of lUeJnMtHute
A Hnanfnna ftnll... ,..t.r.. .1. .
heipdeiray tho expenses of the Institute.
hnrriiTihaKlnrKn.ntir... .i.j
- w. .u.vUb 4uiujutuun uuurewi
County BuperintendentofbornmonBchooljj
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
WarmMeaU at All Horns oi tiicDay
.ihiT.i...t:..Y""'' """'"ij,eui
KmtA tt nrhllo 1nV.A . i 4 .lit
a gooa substantial meal o ked In first-
.tc J 'v
Mweniy-nve cent per rrenl
Tt I n W M n m
Court etreet, htwecn Journal Office on !
COQK & "VOETH i
Blouse nml Mjjn raintiug !
mJii flv:?,',r,"i' ).".i"''r..?.aP?in
..,-..., .... .ut -MiwuitC3 BU1U1IU OH
wuimw Hur, itiniaie b.
M. T, RINEMAN,
dealer m;
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
and Willow ware. All kinds of'mlll feet
iTiiiTk, ,Tu T',"'11 m ineir season.
vi ?ifi. llil P'? for coatT Produce,"
e follatt ashore of j our liatronage.
-u la State street
E. C. CROSS,
and Packer,
.,5.,a,'y'."nConrt?'t'-Tbe bet init
aellvered to all parts of the city.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OHEQOK.
Bates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Bay.
fhe bti hotel between Portland dBa
Krnnotfcoo, Hrt-e!ass in nil iu appolnl
mmx. lu uUm are served v't
Choicest Fruits
Capital City Itotaini
OAiwa n the Wlltoinette VuUey.
A, I, WAGNER, Prop.
ar .' ( J,
0jflllli0 m 1 ' 'I'
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