Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 16, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT- j8"fi. ; " if r r ", Ik I Itlglrite tho desert. The correspon dent 6ft toi tbat while the water seemed to he fullliiK ond wu from one to Ave R-fet deep In Walton luke, there Is a volume of water, whidh must apparently come Id from vari ous lnken along the routu, and that the streams llicuisclvra are carrying much wrtcr. He believes a channel Is permanently cut, and that It will ntv.-nys contain water oxreritln tho lowest stages of the Colorado river. STIUK'K ItV MdllTNINO. LtVKitMnitK Pa Miii Me,,, July 10. A heavy ititiiiderptorm visited North Hay Wednesday. JJuildiugH owned by It. E Mryant, valued al $40,000, were Htruuk hy lightning, lirynnt perished in the HaiticH. KTiVVATtOSAt, ABHOClATlON. Tohon'to, Out., July 10. The international association elected the following ollleers this merning: President, E. II. Cook, New Yon; secretary, It. W. Stevenson, Kuiihuh; treasurer, J. M. Greenwood, Mis souri; first vice-president, W. it Garrett, Tennessee. K. 11. MoKlroy, of Oregon, Was elected vlc-piesl-dent at largo. JMVKI.Y I!XriX)8ION. ItociiKTi:ii, N. Y., July 10. A exactly midnight u shurp cououi slon, resemhllng uu enrilxiuuke, was felt all over the city. Later It was learned that lln gasometer of tho Jtoches ter Gaslight Company, situated ot. Litchfield street, had exploded. Thr gasometer was 100 feet in diamctai und fortydlvo feet hlgli, with a capa city of 300,000 cublo feet. Tho tank was hurled In fragments In several different directions. One plea struck n cunalbout, injuring the captain, who name is unknown, so A VICTIM OP REMORSE, Tim Editorial Convention St. Paul. a OHIO CONVENTION ADJOURNS. The Great Howell Failure, The Manitoba Crops, Late From Chili, A Lion Loose, Safo Cracking, State and Foreign News, Etc. uauiy mat it is reported nu win uie. The watchmun of the gas works It supposed to hnyo been killed, as he has not been seen since tho explos ion. Tho company lias been pre paring to cleau tho luuk, and It lacked threo inches of being full ol wider, with all the vent holes In the top open, consequently there is a mystery as to (lie cuuso of the ex plosion. Glass was broken nil over tho west side of tho city. Tho tank was valued at 500,000. FIMi AT TUNING. Tknino, Wash., July 15.-At 6:.TO yesterdoy flro was discovered in tho upper part of Allison it Alllngor's gonernl merchandise store The lire spread to Gllmoro's barber shop on one side ot tho Btorc, and on the other to George Sumption's boot uud shoo store, then to Gllmoro's confectionery and Ice cream parlor, thou to Johnson's business building, which was vacant. Thompson's meat market was pulled down to stop the lire from other buildings. Tho loss is esti mated at (3100, fully Insured, except ono building, valued ai f!200, Tho loss on goods and stock is email, ns tho contents of tho build ings wero carried out In tho slrcot and saved. Tho flro Is supposed to ho tlio work of an incendiary, ns thcro had not been any flro in any shapu In tho building for many weeks, VICTIM OF ItKMOKHK. Ciiatanooua, Tenn., July 10. Judgo .fames A. Worder who shot and killed his son-lu-law, S.M.Fiig gotie, and dangerously wounded his daughter, Mrs. Fuggette, whllo sho was trying tosavo her husbrnd's life, January 1 last, shot himself lu the right ear yesterday morning, at Stone Cottage, Lookout mountain, fie survived until 1:45 o'clock. Judgo Worder was district attorney of this city at tho time of the murder, which was the mo3t appalling trag edy known In this state. Intense grief gradually unsettled his mind, until ho became u shadow of his former self. DO- NOT WANT DOTAILS. ' Sr. Paul, July 10. At tho meet ing of the editorial association tills morning V. E. Pabor, of Denver, read u communication from the women Friends of Maryland, Penii -tylviuila and Virginia urging thai action bo taken on tho omission of 'he details lu reports of crimes, including suicides, scandals and breaches of faith and honor. UNION l'AOII'iU. Uoston, July 10. Tho May state ment of tho Union Pacific shows the gross earnings of tho system, 1,4 10,000, a decreaso of 748,00O. HIIADHIIAW'S OARK8. Washington, 1). (J., July 10. Tho cases ngalnst Collector Urnd fllmw, of Port TowiiBund, Washing ton, recently Investigated by the treasury department, have beou truuferred to tho president at Cape May for action. j)i:.Nii:s Tin: stathmknt. HAUHLSliUito, Founa., July 10. Auditor jMcCammau, lu speaking of tho statement that ho shared with tho Philadelphia defaulting tieas tiror, Dcurdsley, denies with empha sis that hu ever received any money. HAD NO AUTHOltlTV. SAN Di'ixio, Ca! July 10, An Inquest was begun yesterday after noon on tho remains of tlio sailor ol tho Charleston who was killed on Tuesday.' Tho evidence dovolopos that the officers who claimed to be U. K. deputy marshals wero not deputized by Marshal Gurd and therefore had no authority to arrest tho sailors, At tho inquest this morning tin ovldonro was oven stronger than yesterday that the utlacks of the ollleers wero oiiiutuully brutal. It develops this morning that n well arranged plan to lynch tho deputy marshals hung lire last night. Sixty citizens, fully armed wero up until ii o'clock this morning debating whether or not tho prisoners should bo lynched. Potter counsels pre vailed uud It was ut Inst concluded to nwnlt tho result of tho Inquest. Theralaan apparent determination on all sides to see Justice done. CONNKOTJCUT AND KI.KOTIUK.'UTIUN. llAHTt'OUD, July lo One of tho mutters which tuny ougago the ut teutlon of tho present Connuotlvut legislature Is tho question of sub. stltutlng electricity for hunglugln tho Infliction of tlio death pouulty hi this state. The report of tho re cent electrocution of four murder tins ut Slug King hits led dlllereut fmrU of the stato to tho considera tion of the tmbjeot. Kopreuutail vu 8tvotis, of DiIdgeiMirt, will pniba Wylntroduwtlmt.nl. Hu will bo rtful, luwevor, to omit the o1uum warding seca'oy, us ho rvigattU that very uu American Idoi prcju Mw tn tho lu tea's t of vooloiy and iic violation of the eoiutltutluu f Um United StMtiw, HofurtiHlt re kM to the lterty of tho umi. H , wueru tho kU.ri.ilut good T11IJ OHIO DIIMOCKATS. Cr.iiVKi.AND, July 10. Tlio fol lowing is tho complete ticket. Governor Jnmes E. Campbell. , Lieutenant-Governor N. V. Alar quls. State Auditor Hon. T. E. Peckln baugh, of Wayne county. Atlorney.General John P. Bid ley, of Putuain county. State Treasurer C. P. Ackerman, of Mansfield. Judgo of the Supreme Court Gus tavusll. Wnld, of Hamilton county. Commissioner of Common Schools Charles C. Miller, of Erie county. Member of tho hoard of Public Works John MoNamara, of Sum mit county. Member Food and Dairy Commis sion II. S. Quimbo, of Lawience county. After passing tlio usual voto of thanks to theolllcers of tho convent ion. Al G ji. in. tho convention was adjourned sine die. Tin: nowiu.ii rAiiiUiu:. Atohihon, Kansas, July 10. Tho attorney for Geo. W. Howell of Howell Lumber Co. which failed yesterday says tlio failure is caused by tho failure or the Jeilersouvillo Lumber Co. which was a debtor to Howell for $100,000 and tho sale of tho Omaha plant by Herbert Jewell which was wholly unexpected. Liabilities of tlio Atchison concern 1250,000 of wlilch tho National Hank of Chicago Is creditor for $00,000. Asserts of nil tho Howell concerns aro placed ntW.OOO.OOO liabilities aro unknown, It Is stated the outstand ing "Accoinniodat'ou Pap'irs" will reach from ono to one and half mil lion dollars. will oirr monuv. Ciiiuaqo, July 10. It Is stated at tho First National bank that as Howell's allalrs are straightened out It will advance them money to begin business again. A I.TON LOOSK. Pone Ihland, July 1(1. Foro paugh's show exhibited at Hook Island yesterday and gave a sceno not down on the bills. The after noon performance was attended by soino 0000 people, Just as tho great crowd started to leave tho big tent there was a cry heard at tho entrance 'Tho lion Is loose." Tho passage way outor tho tent was packed with people, and back of them wero some pushing to get out. The alarm lug cry was repeated and tho circus employes rushed lu to loreo tlio crowd back Into tho tent. Women shrieked and children cried, while men lost their heads In tho con fusion. Pickpockets tuok advantage oftho opportunity to do their work, and succeeded in soveral instances. Ono woman was carried to tlio near est house and a doctor BUniinoneU. Otkers got oil with bruises. That so An.' ii'jini Itni-i lii kin..t. .. ii... ....... .).. ... .u., " .u ....... in nuvn II Olllllllll'tlll 1-) , a wonder. The cause of tho warning was not imaginary. An employe went to tho wigo containing the lions with a ploeoofmoat. Open- lug tho door to throw the meat Into tho uogo, hu fell and tho bloody none Dropped to the ground. One of tho llous made a dlvu after It and Jumped out of the ougc, but the beast was soon driven under the wagon, whoro It was held by loosu pleees of Iron fence until tho crowd could depart, but It was some seconds boforo tho Roplooould bo made to feel that the dangor was over, and during this Interval the wildest confusion ruled. Men, women and children rolled under tho canvas, while, others ollmbed up on benches, many of them shrieking. SAJ'H-CUAGKH.w. Los Anomi.w, July 10, Tho safo of tho Union Lime Compauy was bl'iwn by uinokvrs uud robbed Of VulUUb'O IMpOlStllld $IIXX). It Is supposed It was tlouo hy th samo gang itf wihuruoker who. blow oiwu rrls pdsoed ns n single man. lie was rich and courted, but to all sip pcaranco lived a bachelor life. A year ago ho died. Then camo forward Mhn Allco Nlckcrt, who claimed possession of the estale, worth some thing like $100,000, setting up the claim tbat she had for years lived witli P.ob?rlHns his wife under an assumed name. Tho Roberts fam ily started In to fight tho case uud it has dragged some month through the courts. Yesterday JIIm Niokert accepted $14,000 cash to drop the suit. She has secured about JL'0,000 from Koberts during his life, which hud been Judiciously invested In realty, and sho hn a lot of valuable Jewelry. MOJJDimKD HIS WIKK. Clikton, Ariz., July 10. Lonjinn Jinso murdered his wife tills morn ing at San Jose She left him five months ago and was living with another man. Jiuso stabbed her with a dagger driving it to tlio hilt through her breast and afterwards laughed over the deed. LOVi: WAS OTltONO. LITTI.K Itocic, Ark , July 10. MlfsAdeluldo Mansfield, daughter of Justice Mansfield, of tho state 6U preuio court, attempted to commit suicide. The cause of the attempt Is withheld, but it is admitted that she ran away from school, und was pre von ted by relatives from eloping with her lover. Mls3 Mansfield took a large doso of morphine, and her llfo was saved with the gieatest dllllulty. OHI13P l'OSTOKFICK INSPKCTOll. WASHiNaTON,JuIy 10. The presi dent lias appointed Marvin D. Wheeler, of Now York, chief poi-t-ofllco Inspector, in place of Majoi Ituthburri, appointed fourth usslst ant postmaster general. FOREIGN. JIANITOIJA CHOI'S. Winnii'eo, July 10. The Muni toba government crop bulletin shows the crop prospects are the brightest known for years. Tlieio bus been been abundant rain. Harvesting will begin about the 15tli of Augut. demands coNsmimATiox. London, July 10. Lord Salis bury says ho believes tho question of women voting demands considera tion. I'llOM SYIJNnV. Svdnuy, N. S. W., July 10 Iiord Jersey, lu opening the parliament, announced bills entiiuly remodel ling tho electrical law and greatly extending tho fiutlchlso among citi zens, IncludliiK women. Tho miei- tlou of the union of Australian col miles, will bo introduced without de lay, in order to insure concunent action by other colonies. I'HOM iquiqui:. Washington, D.C.JuIy 10. Tlio following telegram has been re ceived by Don Pedro Moutt, repre sentative of the Chilian Insurgents here: "IqulquoJuly 15, the greatest enthusiasm ami disciplluo reigns here, largo number of volunteers come to our ruuks dully, supplies continually arrive by steamers from California, Peru and all parts of the Puclllc. Provisions ate ubundant in Iqtilquc. Prom Santiago we are informed that tho resources of Pal- niacedaaro constantly diminishing." W1IIJA1' DUTY HUDUUUD. Lisiion, July 10. A docrco 1ms been promulgated reducing tho Im port duty of wheat to seven reis pt r kilogramme. Sl'ItllCn ON KAII.ItO.VD. Paihs, July 1(1. Seven hundred men on the Northern railway struck today. Other Hues short handed and strlko extending, COMMISSION IN LONDON. London, July id. The worlds' fair commission headed by Hon. lleiijumln Putterworth sent from Chicago to visit tho capitals of Eu rope lu the interest of tlio fair arri ved hero to day. WEATHER REPORT. San Francisco, July 10. Fore cast Oregon and Washington. Fail weather followed by light ruins along the coas. l?o.y i.I I n A funny Ktur., 'I ihe t'J'iM of Dr. Wekerlc, Hungarian minister of Onnnca His excellency has a country wt at Pills, near Iluda-Posth, where ho is in tlio habit of spending his Sun days. His only picco of luggage on these occasions consists of & small hand bag, which nover contains anything elso but the regulation bottlo, four hand kerchiefs and a traveling cap. Return ing on Monday to tho capital, the min ister met a friend, a gentleman named Von Fischer, who was carrying a bag exactly tho counterpart of his excel lency's valise. Herr von Fischer smiled n thoughtful smllo ns ho noticed tho similarity of tho bags, and then ha winked at tho minister. "Why, my dear baron, what's upT queried tlio minister. Tho baron leaned forward and whis pered: "Why, my bag is filled with fcinuggled Turkish tobacco. You will bo good enough to shield mo oghinst tho custom houso spies, I hope." Tho minister looked sorious. "I will do nothing of the lrmd," ho said, and when tho two gentlemen arrived at tho Pesth depot tho minister beckoned to a custom house official and said, "My friend desires to pay duty on a lot of Turkish tobacco ho has in his bag." "II is excellency is Joking," cried tho baron, who mcanwliilo had changed bags with tho minister. "See, I liavo no contraband articles about me," and lie opened tho bag in proof of what ho 6ald. Tlio minister looked perplexed for a moment, then ho resolutely grabbed his friend's bag and said to tho official : "Well, assess mo for tho tobac co, but bo quick about it. I have no timo to lose." Tlio official quickly acted on the sug gestion, and tho minister paid three liorins and fifty pfennigs into tlio treas ury of his own department. Then ho jumped into tho carriugennd drovo off, shouting out ills thanks to tho baron for his present of twenty pounds of ex cellent tobacco. Berlin Cor. Phila delphia Times. HOTEL ARRIVALS "WIl.LAMHTTK" i A Sorlc, Toronto. J Stanton. G L Brown, Chicago. I J A Splhiiun, St LouN. C W Price, W Friedman, J P illowlett, J E Pennetf, .1) Gold smith, Portland. LDEIIKKL Wells, J Hoar, I Evans, Tacoma. C E KIrkpatrick Dallas. H Jacob', Cow Creek. P L Campbell, Monmouth. P Green berg, SF. W L Mills, Vaucouver. J A Vuruey, The Dalles. G A Barnes. Kenfew. Geo P Francis, Furketihuni. "cooic." E II Hausee, Willsburg. L M Fair, A G McClaue, W U Tel Co. N M James, Mrs Smith, Daniel Crist, S B Starks, F Goodell, C A Whale, J Herferrer, Portluud. Al Morrison, Brooks. G H Irwlu, Wm James, Win Miller, A Miller, Cbemavvu. A Scholz, Clark Co. It V Hooks, Washington. C W Whitfield, Dayton, Or., It Fisher, II Brown, M Bow man, Cuuby. W Kester, Conde. N J Shauks, Jas Shanks, King. G L Brown, Lucy Bobertsun, Stayton. MARKETS. Chicago, Ills , July 10. At olose wheat was firm, wish S0, Sept. SIJ. San Puanoii.00, July 10. Wheat; buyer 1801 after August first $15 IJ. IiaTiTuoTs! Hood's Sarsaparlllu Purities the blood. Creates uu uppetlto. , BtruugtheiiH tlio uorvos. Makes tho weak strong. Overcomes thut tired fooling, C'ires scrofula, wilt rhouni, olo. Invigorates the kidneys uud liver. Believes houduuhe.ludlgOBtlon uud uyspepsiu. The Coming blue. Tho Chiottgo, Union Pacific !t Northwestern Lluo oilers the bust accommodations to the traveling publliMin route from San FrunoUxi und Portland, Chlougo. Through trains, fast time, magnificent slcon- IngonrsiOlogunt dlmugourr. oolonUt slwMMiw, itwllulug chair oaro uud huiulsouie day oo-uilim, wd Aug. Ills Fencll Spnko Tnr lllm. An artist of convivial tendencies sat in a down town cafe. IIo had proba bly risen long before ills wonted hour to observo tlio beauties of the dawn, and had attired himself in the dark, for ho nodded in his chair, nnd between tho backward and forward motion of ids thickly covered head his bared throat showed a lack of either collar or necktie. By and by ho bhook himself together, and becoming awaro of his desliabillo called over a waiter and said a few words to him. But tlio garcon was n recent Importation, and know nau-dit of early morn English, and so informed tlio artist by gesture Tho artist, how over, know n language which is under stood by overy ono who can seo. lie produced a pad nnd rapidly sketched in a collar of tho latest pattern,, around which ho next drew a necktio of the newest kind. Underneath ho wroto tlio immo of a furnishing houso, nnd placing a dollar bill on top of tho sketch exhibited it to tlio waiter. "Ah I niois, oui, monsieur, Jo com pronds," and before many minutes hud elapsed ho returned with a collar nnd necktio strictly after tho fashion of tho sketch. And then tho artist imbibed a punch and felt better. Pittsburg Dis putes. Von itliiltke'g Last Gumo of Whist. It is interesting to note that Count von Moltko, who was always a great whist player, should havo "had special luck In His last rubber. His partner, who usually held bad cards, was also moro fortunato on that fatal Friday evening, whilo tho field marshal himself was in high spirits. "Now wo havo them I" lie said sniil ingly, as ho played his last hand; and. indeed, ho won tho rubber by bcoring wimt is callotl grand fechlem that is, ho and Ills partner took nil tho thirteen tricks. It is true that ho complained a little during tho course of tlio gamo of nsth matio uneasiness; but as ho was subject periodically to this complaint in later years ho nolthor paid much attention to It himself nor wero his relations in lluencod by any apprehouslon of sick- now or danger. Ho spoke of pains in tlio rogion of tlio stomach, which he attributed Jokingly to having taken too much cako with his tea. Exchange SniilloMr. Instead of Cwrrlor l'lfenin. An interesting account has appeared of an oxporimont inado tn tho north ol Franco hi the training of swallows as carriers, and in tasting tlio swallows so trained by competition with carrlor pigeons. A brood of young swallows having boon taken from their nost hi tho oaves of n houso, wero first trained to Ily from tho ground to the nost; ttion, by gradually inoroasinx stones. from Itonbalx to Lille, and finally from Paris to Konbaix, a distant of 140 miles. When this had been successfully ac complished it rnco was arranged "ovei tho lattor course between tlio swallows nnd soino trained carrier pigeons, with tlio result that tho swallows ennio in winners by three quarters of an hour. Tho suuftoss of tho experiment seams to rovoftl groat poibllltes for tho future of this method of rapid communion- tion. Land nnd Watur. Quick timo una tnrough trains offered passengers and shippers by he Chicago, Union Pacific & North- Acstirii Line, c-au Francisco und i irtlund to Chicago. eod Aug Biticic and Tile. For first class mud made brick and tile, go to liirpli. & Dt'surt. Large Hupply on hand. Near fair grounds, baiem. u u linn liiicUW'n'fl Arnliii'Nilve, l'ne Best Silvr lu the ururld for Cuts, tiriiUe-i, oros Ulcers, S-ilt Kheinn, t'ever -ores, leito..i Iripiied Ilunds, t;bllnlulai, mm und nil Skin KiuptlmiH, nnd poil ifly cuics l'llts, or un puy required. It igi.aianteed to ilve perlect i-jt.slacllou ii money refunded rnw, 1 cents pei T&a hmmmM The Chief Ilen.on (or me great ro :esi of Hood's Sarsnpnrilla Is found In tut irtlclo HscJt. It Is merit that wins, and th( (act tliat Hood's Sarsaparllla actually a eomplKlics what Is claimed for it, Is vihti bas given to tills medicine a popularity and tale nrciter tlian that of any other sanani. Mpr'if Win; rllIa or bl00d puri C1IL VV IIIO flAplipfnrnllinTiiihll. Hood's Smaparllli cures Scrofula, Ball Rheum and nil Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Uc.id.iche, Biliousness, overcomes Thai rireil l'cpllng, cieates .in Appotlte, strength )ns the N nr-,1 mill- up tho AYliole Systeaj IZooit'n mi -.n-.iiiitlu is sold byall drug nts. i x ' i 55. 1'repnredbyC. I. Hoo (lii Al- '! ml. Lnwnll, Mail. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Ta iier and Itordor, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Anils and Shingles, Hay, Feed nml Feme Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc, NHW 1VIJIIT1HKKNTS. FAHM SALE. KO acres of liot Rtock nnd Iriut luud In Oreifou for sale ut u arKuln. Will bell In loti iohuU piireluiMT. Add fgsor roll on (.'.J.MUKl,, KnlKhU.Ore, enr Ullvrr Cieek Kiills. 7 8 3m IViltaclte Untrcrsily. THE OLDEST, LARGEST, Least Expensive UondensMtl oo!llH-Jtii,t the thing for 'Slumping out" or plcnlo-nt eroui v uiio'k. In pf(v4 1 herefrom, I.twic Ilitw,-Any wsin who buya a ml from mo this week, I will uiuko u pft'Brnl ufu now suit of ujowHK. or tunny lutly I WU KiVtf tt iv...tIUw. LlQHiliigmow. ggtr IMI'ItiiViin libit lUANiia. ! Tho "Helleu" brand s ( "4M.IN SAi t. July la -John i.b. xh UMMUiem ull ttt llilleubruK Htttltfuotury lUiiljUmtluu. Atuorioan lIulros--All is over be tween us, sir. I heard Uenoml Know idl say you wore no count. Count DolltUMMk All, but ou lud made motwtake, Oenoml Kuownll nnt pay I no count. Ho say I vns no oo count, American Heiress Ohl I nm voura. " . -aw . ow lorK weoKiy. russfiigers dwtlued to the proml uont cities oust of the Missouri rlvor should patronlio tho Chicago, Union l'ttolllo & Northwebtern lino. Mag iinWuHuiiiunu ami Waguor bleep ing; rs, elegant rullman and Aorthwestorn dining mr, hvo w ollulug ohulr ortrx, tiandbome day cotiohM ami oniuiortublo rullmuu culotibt slwptfW. OlHlJUg Ihiy the light ruunlng snw at is! CtomuioruiMi birvMf tw,i vU thu Ohtoago, JJu ton raeitla & North Wftstorn Mo, eod aug MOST HOME-LrKE lustituUou oflauruluj iu the northwest. KMuiuleiiU In IfeT, W lu l-n Incrwise ol uwrly JO w oeiu In four i mn, JmUiuiteM ttudtutd tu Art, Bjslflew, C'asw'cal, Law, Literary, Medical, and Musical, I'UunimeuUcl mid tu4muie wiimw. NOltJIAL COUKSJ3. antduUM irom the Normal COure havo rtll UiJvuk of srodiwttw inmi the HKll NoriUUl toUtMUb, mwer mottlti.K far twchlng nest year thiier IwfiMv. ' PWTcnii Begins Sept. 7, 1801. Partios wishing to build nice residences and in search of a beautiful lcnuHon with pleasant surroundings should visit ROSKDAIvE. It 13 locntau direct oa the Jilectnc line to tho Jatr Urouna, overlooking tho entire cits tile snow capped mountains, Mt. ood and iNt. Jefferson, as well as the over green hills of Polk county are in plain view. Tho site is unsurpassed and the whole tract is a beautiful greon plateau. The High school as well its the North Salem new building aro within a short distance of this tract. SvytsavysGzry -rgjEmssv. "Tceasssssv "rcaaaacsav yssEaaesaB jcprr, n Sjsb2k muntvir'niiH izsEsaxati I tea&. JlL. JSl. jf. JbsxmiE Mssxbss A vfoy fast 9 Are now ordered graded at the expense of the owners. This property is now for sale by All Real Estate Med In this City, who will be ready at any time to show this tract to purchase ?ers. &bmnrMAmUAMi-'Uu A LARGE SUPPLY OF THE best quality of brick at the yards near Penitentiary. BURTON BROS., baKm, Gregoiii ;.T.rnmiTTi;-yw mffTJrt BAKER gsgfek vx m k & STRANG, 302 Commercial Street f 01 ....... otucs, iwiigcs, 1'iiinaces, Ikvarc, and all House Furnishing Goods. Gliimnoy and Sewer Pipes, Plumbing. Pumps. Wood, lion and Buckeye Force Pumps. Pumps For Orclidid Spraying. NewErallyilraulioClotlifsWaslier! tlio household; line. Washes ul Greatest lalorpnvimr Invention n Villi' lifH III ITIHIIIH ifOUl Ilie IlllPSr. 111'.. t. tlm nncronot ..,l, ......1V..I.1.. dean, without rubbing or boillup, without tho use of cheiuieuia or an i' "'tlveproce&s only soap and w uu r. 1 he company owning it oilers NEW of wash- nc rtnifVisifr1r iifltlinnt rln--nnn M?u,iugi '"P'icity and perfect eoiibtuutiou. Size, weight and dura mtlty. batisfaetlon guaranteed or money refunded Solo Agents for Mialou county. b qw i.nnnlll'MveprocebS-ouly BoaP aud v utl r- 1 lie company owning ii 51000 to an v perton who will produce a family washer equal to tho Ii.UA In the following peints: Price. Labor saviug. Itapidity of lug. Variety of fabric washed. Clean, nK perfectly without dam Pianos 'MVSICAIj FINEST LINF. AN ID AND- Organs 25c Want Column Nutlces Inhcrtod lor (INK C1CNT pm MRItllrlit. Inwivf A.I In tl.lu .l.'..u . J -. .. .u.... ..u ... ..- u.iiiiiiij T(yiw limn twenty-Jive cents. CT "plX)Von le.iuttlul OrcKon." Ilwim."! i: una ."iu(oinn"uif the litltn tntbttl iio wnnucijiinii loir iiiuk i.il roniiKMlUuail inruie l)IUHO.lirl0.11llluil vlnlln. ltm.I cents mcti. Kir t,nle at DlMiiond'i lit! HoUouw, SOS Ciotiineiriul stieit, Silcal veuutiiii niucn in inuMcm iiierclmnalse, XTKJEI.Y fumlHlied roriins in rt.ni wtJ board, in plui&iintesl port olcity.nal v.L.vu... uulo, lift. .uuu;r ijuttt dlVUUI rniiitKK iiali JL wutcheh uuil J i. -jionoy inauoa ! uclr .i il i.il 1.1.,, i. ,J personul pmpfrl) tint can be stored l ...j n.i.uu. bujiu, .vtisairii jewelry ston iuu nuue Btieei. 4.27 if I jtiuuhal,!!,. b. t toueiicieofliindaiiiU jl. uaiii, wuu iu lining wati-r la rtur uiuu. .'v iiciiuiuni i' o'.uci' tr 11 Jionie. inilie at seioua U.' -ei.ti iii.i,t hand 1 ii Acyiiim uriititi alter trur.v i hrtdsJ Zxjilifr lUlOJltlill, 'i.M I VV. i-t-'H'A Hmu.hi uns boiiMkuia 11 uyuninmrrii iu imwiorcouuirrl YY"AN-iEI -I'osltlon 1 1 aui iuuHi;ruru rLf , . in fttx n.vi.n.K.. t...... ..- . f . " V v...(uvij. Ait-iiiuMjp miii ku aun Klea US hol!HPltPf.ruitl erorbii-bfJdi, iu cltj or! .ddiths li corner r iomuinlCenli.i il Mrceiil i.-iuit aAiii-furniture of neatly toi X.' iilslieu Jiont room, cheap, real xeijl lllOdblUIt.. also (iurliiim I'ni.n.xr 1...,ti,,fl . ' .11 ....... V. u,-""i"uin -.aVl ux..-). JA.1. J IIIlAIII k' (i W 1W JJliish it Uruvmiin ll.nTr. WAM'til) Our agents nako S100 to KuoS u month Felling our goods on tlicltl merilN. Wo ant coiiniv im.i iunf) BvuiBuu Will IUKU UUCK Ull gOOUS UfcH cuiu ., u Ltiuuijr Uj,fUI iailK IO UCal Jl rtiid exiientesafera thlrts days' trial. 1 a general ajjeiit Ies than $23o. We will 11:1111 11 go juustrutta clrcu urs nnd ntti niviiuniibbiui oner 10 sun toirllori up piled lor, on receipt of3 one cent ntuiiipt a !i'i J .. VB "uu Iu "-1 the li-oiuJJ burg. Ta. 4 7dAwtr MEM CJJANniSJi:. LOWEST PRICES. Installments from ?5 per month up. Wholesale and Retail. P. H. EAST0N & CO., 310 Commercial St., Salem. Head Quai tors for 1 he Pali m Orchestra. dv AUCAcauTxgi ''--''"--tt trifi DO YOU FAVOR Building up a Strong, Independ ent rapertorthe People uregon i RttltTBW WM. 8, AHNULD. A.'.M. t5lu,OrKt)n. Iltw ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. SoutU of Wttlamuo llot.l. fciAI.UiM - . OREGON in A PAPER THAT WILL .NOT SELL OUT rriutcd at lhe Scat of Govcrumcnt IAX1K AT THK IIECOIIII OF TltK OAflTAJ. JOU1INAU ii.VUir.1"iI,,1.e,p;e.nUe',lon of the leglsla. ,Ktti ",'" t,ie 'i-'J. ""Per lu ,Uo Mute that ntti lokfKl siicom-fully lhe Porlland dleti -iorlilp In Oregon politloa. It siiceefuly ippo-tdm duetorlngtho Australian bil .?t u In tbointri)ht ot imiltleul bosswi. It id Wilted tlio law (ilia pained) Klluir lie Oi-egun railroad uoinmUslon power to axjatuud renMiuablv rat-s of frelnhifc ..ml win er to enf ireo Its decisions Jt sui eetully nihoonted retention of the old mlllT.lll OOIIlllllR.sl in IIH linat ......ll.l. ... nforothelinv. It labored lor all me.is ures to opon rivers and thus teonre tothe Mple tho rlgltt tu free and unrettrlctcd nj j'jTFoujr, inTJI.?.t'AI'.IT.AL Jol'l,!f-t favors a reform In national llnunug, to tlieend lhat iho irMni exptu8le mnnopoly system ot suppljliijcMn mail. ()imieciirrucY may be uppU4uid bj the o eminent iuinii dl I ' I'rviiue un aoeiHiitie fclipply 01 lil tender motify. with 11 coin Im.U suf nchiut to mnrorin t sound banking pnn olples It !kor e'ectlon nf m n,Hi,.iu who leglslott- fiir, or aro directly re uponid b 0 to tha people, by direct oteof ihe ie Si 1 ti1,40!? rai,,'uK nil state reeuiies ?. ?x,V.,lJ,"5 ,:,w, rnlng of conom tlonk. bulb toraufll mill Klnl it ,.',.".". cjininJofli iionnu.ii earrlors to the ond that tliprodMOriihll.ecurD for his labor tli lameat net returns iJhIfVr J'"'bI1 lowers ptwlble a the lduftU ueopleand govornmeiit paper, rot terms, we elsewhere. - IIY llUPJUt IIBOS. A. J. SHIMP, Physician and M. D.f Surgeon. Ijileoll'hlladclphlal ELECTRICITY IS THE TRUE E.NEMY Vn,i ' c,h",11''!,Htieumatlc, Illood, lirain ind uenous diseases, Every varietv ol rtl"l;1f,.Jsti,,s,e' J'leld to tlectrlclty after .11" her modes of treatment hae fulled Mn MAT 1IAI1KETS, 'afem""0 Street- K0 L,bcr,y 8treet, North Minion Co. Normal Institute. Tim M1.1 n.., . . . ........u uuuuui tession or the Marl II county Nnri.ii.l it.cii,,... .. .,, l.u5 ,""" ,?1 tlr,d"Jy ' lm- UDtl w cout.nnel Ilnjulai class work will bo done. uriJ b?S. nSTIlSS .f..uU.LeJ!"".. lath. MUltclem number dit. c aS lfi "t The objects of the ornlal Inblitute an to reWcw !he subjects lutein 1 , the c". 2nf1iJlv?',.?.t.?. ? .W . U s'le: b t;"k.lJL'!.l"-.u?chcS Try A ,,EllS l.Sri. ."r" "h.e" ' "8 Inst tltUl v" '"'"lurauiiii nnaress I'niintvd,,,,. .ft W. YOD1 II. .. rwM.i.-umriimn.ninKionb u0 Llm?,ar.ren,y to, flU ftU or1ers for all Mndaofire hand salt mtau o aim to kiptho best the country aflnrdx K uenery. n clHlr tn tllnnlr nil n.. i j ffi.ftiiV.ulfi!pSS Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meals al AH lioimoitlic Day eS?a0b?eshb,nenIUUe Ia"r "lo ,n tW eig?ifubslttnUnl eal cooked in flV Twenty-ttve cents per meal, RBD IfROMT urt htrect, between Journal Office- and ""ui livery. COOK & VOETH : iniusc nml sign riiluttpffll Ivnluntnliif nrv oi,., .. .in - O I watr.lnnr'deBnu.er' $r gf' "-uiiTO nom, HJJnlatoNI. L B. HUFFMAN, Limy Stable and Feed Van). Tin BMt Bit Stitk d CmtiI h Uw 1. Qntet, IhiHlly horswu pocla.ly tin rvur willaniHte h-Mel ) For Sale Cheap. 120 ACRES OF LAND 5 mil. g from Salem at J2i per aire About 50 iirrtk opoo, balance timber. Good ,r?ni 1 'Peru Houhe. Dni.rt ifti. 'Peru Hoiue, Court street. SALMM. 1M fp 111 p M U y , I nrp una nuw. A. W, BLACKFORD. ?g2U n .lS?, ntrFarra M. T. RINEMAN. DEALEU I Sfanlo Onil PnnAn fl . . "iuyiv uuu iam; umrnr ps. i Croekorv. ilhisimura r. ....-ji i?iV'nir.re- Ail'klnd'T.r'mll xtSi Vosniu-Vnr,.ce pal fr country produce." W esiollostabhare of your patronage. " l' State gtreet siiccBsm m U. W I1UKLKK, Airit. . Snlem. Oreccu cr carrif d on me numan roitauY- & LEVDB. Truck & Dray Line. Oood leikiui nd ttroajUoJd. Prompt work u oar MONET! T. Uu M Ral Utib StwHy, FEAR & HAMIITON. aln.??.'iWWr1,u,fl8nt PV "yMwihy rMV" "wi In WHISKEY, OPIUjM AND TOBACCO KKBLRV INSTITUTE. pri,,ti1;iI pv FRAKK IUVV. &$Wui!iT E. C. CROSS. and Packer, i de1ir!?iU.Sn,f.CouJt 8--The best 1 delivered to all part of tbocltv. I vr- 1 - q THE' WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OltliGON. Kates. $2.50 to $5.00 per Dny. k-X..101 nKel 'een Portland ad intnte. 1U Ulbo hm urvnl wllb tt Choicest JFruits O wnln the Willamette Valley, A. I. WAGNER, Prop. "w-a,- r it JjjtiiiliiWpllW mil ii .,mimmMMmvmwiWitoW. iA'Su a) .