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Newspaper Page Textc i vfcncoft attesting tlio trui feellnrc of KtiHsIa towards Franco. Tho dis patch also ray Hint tho report In circulation a fow days ago, Hint the czar will visit Parte In October, Ib Again abroad. This time It la fol- lowed by uo ofilclal denial, as was the case before. FUKNClt CHAMIlKlt OP DnPUTIES. PAiusJuly 18. The government In the chamber of deputies sustained by a vote of confidence, which car ried by 819 to 103, Lnur's motion In regard to passport regulations, subsequently tabled. The chamber later In the day passed without amendment tho first article of the cuitoms lil 1 1 fixing the general minimum tariffs ulrcady voted, The chamber also passed tho second nrllclo of tho samo bill, fixing surtaxes to bo levied on products of other than Hurnpeon countries. Sugar will coutlnuo to pay tbo present surtax. Wool Imported from all other countries except countries of Kuropo is exempt from duty. AN Ol'ttJM HEi'AVRK. Ban Fjiancikcx), July 18. Opium of the valtio of 20,000 was seized by custom officers on tho collier Ban IJenito on Wednesday evening last. Yesterday O. C. Erlckson and Jas. Orlelly, employed on tho hteamor wore arrested anil charged with abetting tho c jucealmon t of tbo drug. Tho steamer arrl vol from Naualmo, on Wednesday with a cargo of Coal. When tho customs search ora boarded tho vessel lato Wed nesday uvonllig, they saw a seamen named James Crtelly run forward with a canvas Back. tJrielJy being pursued, handed the sack to Erick HOti. Whon searched, tho bag was found to contain soveniy-two flve tael cans of opium. In various por tions of tho steamer 117 other tin cans wero discovered by tho search ers, making tjie total selzuro amount to 160 cans, or 015 tuo'n. Inspectors "" havo been instructed to keep a close watch on all vessels arriving from Nanalmo, is It Is suspected thai oystemetio plans havo been miulo to smuggle opium here from British Columbia, JJKOKK TUB ItlXOKI), Kansas City, July 18. Joseph Leaven mark dovo from a platform 83 feet, 3J Inches high, iuto tho lake at Washington Park, near this city, beating tho world's record. TJIK BAN DIEOO INQUJST. San Dirao, Cul., July 18, Tho Inquest In tho enso of J. It. Brown, tho sailor on tho United States ship Charleston, who was killed In a light with a deputy marshal last Tuesday, closed yesterday. Tho jury returned a verdict flndluir that Jirowu mot his death by being beat on to death by u W. Urcdlovo, and that Charles Wilson, A. M. Coates, W. M. Webb, and Peter M. Currlo wero present, aiding and assisting in tho, killing, and that thoy also as saulted Drown. Thu Jury nlso charges four other men, I); O. Men Houhall, li. T, Grettlor, A. Vldal, and Thomas Qillcsplo with being concorned in thu assault on tho sail ors, Tho Jail lu whloh tho mon arc confined Is guarded by twenty dep uty uliorllls armed with rifles and re volvers, though It is bolloved now that no nttciwpt will bo mado to at tack tho jail. SlIIUOUH CMAitui:. Pitibton, Pa July 18. Many Bonsatlonul rumors woro ailoat yes terday morning concerning a drown ing nccldont last night in the Susque hanna river, by whloh two sisters, Katonud Mary McQowiui, lost their llvee, while thetrcompanlou, Waltor Lane was saved. Tho circumstances of tho accident, and the stories lu circulation conoernlngltlio peculiar relations of alt tho parties throw thu gravest susphlotiH around young Iiiuio. Tho authorities this morn ing began an Investigation, which roBulted In his arrest. Those who claim to know tho particulars of the drowning, and tho Incidents leading thereto, say tliut sensational devel opments may bo expeoted, Tho girls' ages ranged between 18 and .10, While Lane Is about 17. Hto account ot the accident is that (ho boat sud denly begun to till and sank boforo thoy wero ablo to row ashore. He naya ho valuly tried to savo ono of tho girls, but was unable to, and barely uiatiam-d to swim ashore. Tho cries of tho girls for help could he plainly heard by other pleasure' Beckers, who thought tho shouting was being mado lu fun. Their reall station of tho true facts canto too lato to render help. (iinTiNa to woitic. Chicago, July 18. Pension Com tnlshioncr lluuni, In an Interview yesterday, said: "Ailulrs havo been going altogether too slowly In tho pension department, and I am going to hurry through and dump :t50 ori ginal ciuea upon tho various pension HgouuloM f the country before tho year Is out. Thero Is uosenso In let ting these cased hang on, and I wo uo reason why, with tho big forco of clerks at my command, wo should not dispose of these eases at once, Tlwn, when they are disced of, T mq got rid at ft lot of the clerks I )jvu thero, Porhnpn wo can do tho work with bblf tho Atroo after wo dls yxw of the original casts." Steamer Victorian Portland. Siczctl at THE GRASSHOPPER PLAGUE. Jail Breaking, Judge Lynch, Buried Alive, Shot by a Jealous Hover, State and Foreign News, Etc. orixion citors. PoiiTT(ANi), Oregon, July 18. The Bulletin of tbo Oregon weather bureau issued today says: "Fail wheat Is being cut In many sections of Western Oregon and the yield Is heavier than anticipated, careful es slmatcs show at least thirteen mil lion bushels of wheat for export in Oregon and Washington. Tho total ylold will bo increased two million bushels, Tbo codlln moth has mado itm nppearanse. Hops are doing fairly well. Tho output of peaches will bo greater than last year; applet not an average; prunes and pears an average crop. STKAMER SHIZKD. Poutx.and, Or., July 18. J. F. Steffcu yesterday brought suit against tho steamer Victorian, owned by tho Union Pacific, to recover the sum of $14,000, tho balance which ho claims is duo him on the construction of tho steamer. The vessel was placed lu custody of thoshorlfl unlit today when a bond of 10000 was given. Tho steamer wns chartered by a church of this city fir an excursion today and was held several hours pending procure ment of bond. aitASSIIOl'I'KltS lUTlNfl KrKIlY- TIIINO UP. San Antonio, Tex., July 18, H. P. Lttwwn, a prominent stock man of Dealing, Now Mexico, has arrived bore, and gives an account of grasshopper ravages lu uortli and western counties of New Mex ico, where thoy aro doing much harm. They havo ravaged tho ground of everything in sight. Thoy move in buches four and live miles wide. Ono bunch Is spreading Into Colorado, Kansas and tho Pan handle of Texas, while another bunch will reach tho Ceutral Texas lino. JUDCIR LYNCH. Indianaoi'ms, hid., July 18. At 1 o'clock this morning fifty unknown men entered tho Jail ot Sponcer.Ind. and lynched Frank Dice, awaiting trial for the murder of Chancy. Thoy hanged him to the coll door. hheici: jaii. Diumvooi), S. Dak., July 18. A general break was made today from thu jail at this placo live prlsouers escaped all charged with folouy. None of tho escaped havo been cap tured although tho country is being Ecoiired in every direction by men on horseback. M m'H ) IKM.Ull LIJII from Jews hi all parts or tho civil ilzcd world, to act as agent. Com mittees aro now forming in llussia under theawutof thegovenument. I'AIINKM. DID NOT PAY. London, July 18. In connection with (be statement mado In Dublin that Parnell offered to pay tho costs of tho O'Shea divorce suit case, Cap tain O'Shea'a solicitors wrlto that such Is not tho case. They say Par nell offered to pay one-half of tho costs lu May last, and the balance within ono month thereafter. This proposition, the solicitors say, was accepted by Captain O'Shea, but nothing has been heard by Captain O'Shea or themselves from Parnell since. Tho solicitors declare they havo experienced the greatest diffi culty in serving tho bankruptcy order on Parnell, who is now mov ing to havo it set aside on tho ground that ho Is nut domiciled In England. A CANADIAN SKNSATION. Ottawa, Out., July 18. A sensa tion has been caused by tho dis covery that Sir John Macdonald, in his will, bequeathed capital stock in tho Canadian Pacific railway to his wife. The fact that tbo head of the government, which gavo tho com pany about f 100,000,000 of public moucy, had a block of its stock in tho name of a New York broker, shatters the idea of the personal probity and poverty of the old man. IIAILIIOAI) ACCIDKNT. Livkkpool, July 18. A train passing along tho railroad running near tho Manchester ship canal fell over tho embankment near this city, killing eleven men who were working underneath. In addition to the killed many others were wounded. Artificial tee. Jo.d Iiitrnllnn Vi'nited. rm,n .pnffln fact on which tllO mak- "Isaac" is a bootblack and n phflo3o- mg oI artificial ice depends Is that whon phcr, and ho is n well known character i a ifqnid evaporates it uses up a great In Broad street Moreover, he Is a very ,W1 n1 ilnat wiici It draws from nny- ,,!. . r I ' . . .. V thing that happens to bo arounU it. u a can of water is at hand Its tempera tnro Is reduced, and If tho action goes far enough tho water will bo frozen. dark representative of the African race. "I'so got no uso for beggars," lie mut tered tho other day lust after a man whoso boots ho was polishing hod given a ragged mendicant a bit of silver. "Why not, Isaac V asked his customer; "I thought that you had a tender heart," "No nioah tender heart, boss," re sponded Isaac energetically. "Ise had that nonsenso taken out o' mo suahl" "How so, Isaac?" "Jest this way, boss. A pale, ragged man coined up to ino tho other day and says, 'For tho sake o' mercy, gl mo a dime, I'so starvin.' Well, boss, I doant soo nobodv starvo if I ken help it, so I Jest pulled out n couplo of deso yar St. Andrew's mission tickets, which givo n man a plato of beans, two slices of bread and a cup of coffee, and I tolo tho man to como along o' mo. I tuk him to tho mission houso, whar ho could git his meal, and wha you tink he did? Why, he jest givo a contcmshus look at dat mission" and turned round to mo and said : 'Seo yar, you miserablo nig ger, what you mean by bringin' me yar? Do you sposo I eat in dat place? Iso no pauper.' And ho frow do tickets on do groun'." Now York Times. iitmu;i ai.ivk. SAN Fuancibco, July 18. Geo. Hamilton was burled beneath a cov ering of earth at a miuo on Juckass hill yestonlay and when rescued threo hours later by a passer by, who found every rib brokou, left collar bono and breast bono also bro kou, besides Internal Injuries. Lit tlo hopes of recovery. a ji:ai,ouh 1.0VKU, llANOVUtt, N. II., July 18. As Miss Christie Warden accompanied by hor mother and her sister Fanny Qoodol wero returning to their homo ono mile from tho village at a Into hour last night, Frank Almy shot and killed Christie. Almy then lied. Miss Warden was tho daugh ter of a wealthy farmer and was a beautiful and csthuablo young woman. Almy was a farmer em ploye of hor father uud his attentions to Miss Christie had boon repulsed. IIIU 8IIOU COMPANY IlUltSTS. Nkwiiuiiypoht, Mass., July 18- Tho Boston Boot and Shoo company has assigned. Tho company con trols live retail stores located In this state vinl Connecticut. Manager Carll, who had tho entire control of tho stores, has disappeared. All sorts of ugly rumors arc prevalent about Carll, but tho linn has uo dell n I to Idea of the condition of attain. MIJltnilH IN AltlZONA. Cmkton, July 18. Tho American found In tho river at Fort Thomas a wool; ago was murdered aud his face mutilated to prevent Iduut Idea tion. A Mexican, CYsaro huxarn, was arrested yesterday In Wilcox. Thero Is convicting evidence against him. IINOLISir HANK SUSPENDS. London, July 18. Tho English bank of Itiver (limited) of which Hnilther is managing director has suspended payment. The capital of theqanki8$7,S00,000. The institu tion has resources amounting to $2,100,000. Tho cause of the diill culty is tho impossibility of collect ing debts due in the Argeutino Republic. A OANAWAN SUSPUNDKD. Ottawa, Ont., July 18. L. C. Pereclu, nssltant secretary of tho de partment of tho Interior, has been suspended. He appeared before tbo public accounts committee and ac knowledged that ho had drawn money for extia work performed by mmseii in ins wye's maiden namo and In that of "Ellon Berry," afic- titous personage. He asserted, how ever ho hud earned all of the uioiioy he drew. Dirt Tlint AVa Once Alive. In some parts of tho earth people cat tho dirt, which is found to possess nu tritive qualities. Tho substance is known as mountain meal. Tho In dians on tho banks of tho Amazon river uso tins meal is looa curing umes when other food is scarce. It is mado up into a dough and baked as bread. Chemists havo analyzed this substance, and ilnd it to bo composed of tho re mains of infusoria, and it is this ani mal matter yet remaining that makes it availablo as food. If wo now go a step higher and ex amine other fossil remains, in sizo reaching to that of tho head of a pin, wo ilnd that a large part of tho entire crust of tho earth is composed of them. A nnio snen annual cuueu uie mill oloio must have existed in countless numbers in tho seas of tho cretaceous period. In settling to tho bottom of the ancient seas that covered what is now central Franco theso shells formed iiiuncase strata, somo of which are sev eral thousand feet in thickness. Tho beautiful city of Paris is built from stono quarried from this doposit, most ly fioin tho quarries of Montmartro. Macon Telegraph. WITO REPORT. San Fuancisco, July 18. Fore cast for Oregon and Washingten: Light rains near Washington coast and in Northeastern Oregon. MARKETS. Chicago, Ills., July 18. At close wheat was firm, cash 80. Sept. 831 San Fkancisco, Cain., July 18. Wheat buyer, 1801, $1,65; season S1.C0. The New Discovery. loirliavu heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself bo ono of tho manj v ho knows from personal oxneiiouee nisi now L'oouu i in ur it is. it vim have over tried it, you aro ono o'f it sisuncn irieuds, because the won derail thing about it Is, that when oucoiilven a tiial. Dr Kiou's Now Discovery over alter holds a place in tho house. If you have never used It aud should be atulcted with cough, cold or any throat, lung or ouesi ironoie, secure n ooiue at otict und give It a fair trial. It Is guaran teed overy time, or money refuuded. Trial bottle free at Fry's drugstore. FOREIGN. I.NKT 1118 r'OUTUNK TO B0CIAI.I8M. London, July 18.t-TIio Social Democrat, prims h long editorial article ooninieutlug upon and coin mending the retried notion of If err Hlugor, thu German socialist deputy, lndlsojliigof tho bulk of lilt in). tnmiiui fiirtm,,. fir Him luitmOt .-vr General j 8CIl democracy In Germany, and MMirnwM rjuiw eniuuuMtio over Uwl othor eoolalUtu of fortune urn new bcncme, aim saw no nm ni. Wuu!d ti0 wdl (o folow Hiser'n ex fwwy given oruero in nccoraanw amQ if they would practice whut rpw his -h. I uiey praeltwl TJIOMAH HOCWK VHKV lliU JUl.TiMOKU, July 18. A Hun' pfcotat from Lynuhtiurg, Va., iy foul down Him befit recelvcu thetv of titm eritM i!li of Thomas llooock, -Vw of the ooiifinWuto con gtm, IUU lumi lit Apjwnp!!ix HOTKIi AUUIVALS. "Wll.I.AMtUTK" 13 J Fletoher, Eugene. N A NIblook, Mawton, Iowa. J Slebel, Minneapolis. II H Cawly, Chicago. M 1) Johnson, Oregon City. J Gliorest, F A Kinney, A J Jack son, Scott Brooks, F B Haskln, Portland. M M'Coud, Fremont, Nebraska. ' C M BrutiBon, Lincoln, Nebraska. II S Mllllgan, J Wormser, S New man, W K Shvok, FG Holden.W It Lett, T It Kenncr, A T Lountlml, U A Buarls, C W Ioitbrs, San Fran ulsco. C Hurdlugsnud wife, Gervals. J M David, 013 litlwards, Now York. "COOK." G W Wordsworth, K Koerlng, J W lisos, O M Hill, 1) Bnulle, Port laud, MrsFL Mlsanerand D.ui, Gmud Lodge, Mich, J Shaw, Sllvorton. H BStowart, Paulina. Emma Alien, Solo. A M Bowman nnd wlfo, Ifjtitte, Oregon. Alary MshWIn, Wm B Shoaror, B Mason, It Stewart, Salem. JI W Cook.TAllmniihlll, Cauby. W Morgan, Tacouia, A S Kllleu, North Yamhtll. J W AshewUtter, M M Tod huutor, IWtttrloe, Ncbrasku, Thu J. 8. Lowrle. of Southern Oregon, rufurivd to lu yesterday'i JouiiNAk, roturneil on tho overlaud unable to get aid to havo hit wife's hx amputated. Short llllU Panod by Parliament. Tiio shortest bills over introduced which becanio acts of parliament wero tho follewing: 9 Henry III (chapter 6 of Magna Cliarta), containing four words only (Latin), which in English mado six, namely: "Heirs shall bo mar ried without disparagement." Edward I, "The king coinmandeth that from henceforth neither fairs nor markets be kept in churchyards for tho honor of tho church." Rdward III, "It is ac corded that tho plea of non-claim of lino which from henceforth shall bo lovied shall not bo token for any bar in time to couio." This lost bill and stututo had reference to a method of barring an estato tail. Mr. Gladstone introduced a bill into tho housoof com mons and an act of parliament was passed changing tho "District Chapelry of Kirkthwaite" into tho "District Chapolry of Cowgill," and this is pos sibly tho shortest bill of tho present reign. London Tit-Bits. Tim Cupltol Dome. Tho Capitol dome at Washington is tho only considerable dome of iron in tho world. It is a vast hollow sphero woighlug 8,000,1)00 pounds. How much is that? Moro than 4,000 tons, or al most tho weight of 70,000 full grown persons, or about equal to 1,000 la denod coal ears of four tons each, which, if strung out ono behind tho other, would occupy a milo and a half of trnok. On tho vory top of tho dome tho allegorienl figiiro "America," weighing 13,985 pounds, lifts its proud head high in air. Tho prossuro of tills domo nnd llguro upon tho piers and pillars is 14,- 477 pounds to tho squaro foot It would, however, require a prossuro of (SC.t-'aO pounds to tho squaro foot to crush tho supports of tho domo. Tho cost of this immonso domo was llttlo short of 1,000,000. St. Louis Re public). Parrot Scare n Hawk. BpoaKing of parrots, Mr. It. A. Hous ton tolls u story how a tamo parrot of his routed a hawk. Tho parrot was hopping about in tho yard, when tho hawk, probably mistaking it for a now brood of ehiokon, jiounccd down ujon It. Polly gavo a squawk that rather ktartlod tho bird of prey, and then turned on tho tlerco intruder with such vigor, book and talon that tho stronger bird was driven Irom tho field in great shape T1h parrot Is no meek barn yard fowl. Springfield (Mas) Honio stoad. Ollln't Opinion. Llttlo Ohio Miller hoard her tLster Luln speaking of n diary, and having had it explained to her that u personal diary was a brief record of ono's life, Uio ojtelalmcd: "Well, thon, I don't seo wliat thoy want to call it n diary for; seems to mo thoy oughter call It a il very. Boston Courier. A PrurcMlouul l'eulmUU "Why, I thought Woouer a real oDti- inlst" "Io, siuco ho went luto busiucut ho makoa tho wurst tbimj.',Muusejr, Weekly, tho meat of overy- Tac Klt-fct Step. TO All! THU JI1W. LoxiioN, July 18,Uarun Htrwh wrltw thnt ho IntcHilK to forma great KngUh eouiany to carry out Ills JewUh mlonlMtlo i toheuie. He, lUnitelf, will tko imvit of tbo flmrw, nt fur iho pnrio if gsln, Uvt imirvu buitiOH4lkk ad in In- kliiUw. JIidMuiMo form ffiflSMSSaSaSfti'SS .: . ".: : 'Tlr".-.p.-...-...- -.. )bi It Ute. lrovHl's Sttraaivuilla Purtilyu UlM tlllMMl. Cn-aiKs hh upiixtiio, Strvugtheim the uerve. Makeu tho wmk riroug. iljn . ..' ..-"" V'.T iiivigorwn me tuuuy ui nver. OVVIWIIUm tllkt llrul fitMlIilir. 0ireii HiroftiiB, wit rlnHiiu, (t Uw Njwntir9 frumulito UrVM dyHH. Perhaiw you are run dswu, orni't U, can't sleep, oan't thluk, mu'l do ttiiythlug to your sjitlsraotlouamd yu wonuer what alls you. You should JjetHl tho warning, yon aro taking the itrmt step Into tiurvou prostration. You uml uerv Uik and In Klcotrlo Bitters you will flud Urn PXttot remedy for rwlorlng your nervous iysiem to Ita uomul.ha1tby condition. KurprLlugrosulu follow tho uwr thin norvo toiil8iPl altem. W6, ..Vr PPoHte rvtorn. coo4 dlgjMtlon U rtorvu, uud the Hver ?.a Mduy huu, JjwUtby nJoa, This cooling action can bo felt by pour ing a little ether or alcohol upon tho hand. Tho liquid evaporates rapidly, and tho loss of tho heat which it takes tin cools tho hand very perceptibly. If a bottlo containing water is kept wet on tho ontsldo with ether, tho evapora tion will chili tho water and eventually freeze it. This is essentially tho process by which tho carafes frappecs of French restaurants aro produced. Tho decan ters filled with fresh water aro set in shallow tanks containing brine, which remains liquid balow tho temperaturo at which frosh water freezes. In con tact with theso tanks aro receivers, which can bo kept charged with newly formed ether vapor. Tho chilling va por cools tho brine, and this in turn takes heat from tho water in tho do canters, wnfch soon freezes. In making ico on tho largo scale either ammonia or sulphurous oxido is used instead of ether, becauso theso substances aro cheaper and aro not in flammable, F. A. Ferpald in Popular Scienco Monthly. Parties Avishing to build nice residences and in search of a beautiful location with pleasant surroundings should visit ROSKDAIvE. T 4o .sfni-nA ,1. '..,. i- ,..., j-i,. itm. ...: i:.. i.. i.i. T7i . n ,i .ii ii , j.u jo iuouiuu uuuiii uil bllU OJUULl'lU 11HV tU till! X' illl VJTIUUUU, UVUllUUKIIlg WIG eiltirO Cltll the snow capped mountains, IVIfc. Hood "and Alt. Jefferson, as well as the ever green hills of Pollc county are in plain view. The site is unsurpassed and the whole tract is a beautiful greon plateau. The High school as well as the North Salem now building aro within a short distance of this tract. Iluntlnj; Hears. General E. F. Burton describes n novel method of catching bears prac ticed by tho native hunters of India. Four or five sturdy men aro armed, two with long spoars, cross barred on tho handles closo to tho sharp, two edged blades, and two or threo with ten foot bamboos, of which tho ends aro smear ed with bird lime. Tims equipped, and leading several powerful dogs, the hunters sally out an hour or so beforo dawn, nnd pass along the base of tho hills with the fresh morning wind blowing up from tho plains below. If tho hunters havo luck it is not long beforo tho iicrco dogs wind tho bear; and though dogs of this species hunt as silent as death, their straining on the leash Informs their masters that the 8liaggy game is nigh. The dogs aro slipped and disappear in tho darkness, and soon tho roaring and growling show that thoy havo found tho game. Tho hunters run up to the spot whero tho bear is fighting with tho dogs. Tho men with limed poles poke tho bear in tho ribs and adroitly twist tho ends in its loner hair, thus holdiner it fast on either ilank, and tho spearmen complete tho tragedy by repeated spear thrusts. It is said that n party of ex perienced men with good dogs nover fail to secure tho bear in this way. Youth's Companion. 1VI11 tho Sun Hum Op? Thousands of curious and ingenious theories havo been brought forth to ac count for tho fact that tho sun, al though ho has whirled his burning disk across tho heavens for untold ages, con tinues to burn without being consumed or ills bulk being lessened in tho least. Some learned men affect to beliovo that tho great orb is a monstrous ball of gas, but even a great ball of gas would to consumed to its utmost atom in the courso of a fow thousand years. Others pretend to beliovo that its fires are kept up by tho remains of wrecked worlds which are constantly falling into its depths, but oven this seems far from probable, not to say a purely absurd conclusion. In giving his opinion on the last opin ion, ono of tho most eminent ostrono merx of tho day lias figured that a mountain rango consisting of 170 cubic miles falling into tho sun would only bo suiilcient to maintain tho present neat lor a single second; a mass equal to that of our earth would engender only enough of heat to lost ninety-three years, it these conclusions aro correct, and wo have no means of proving them falso, well may wo ask tho question. Of what wonderful, indestructible sub stanco Is tho tun composed? St. Louis Itepublio. Al;ebrula. A man owes four cents. Ho pays two cents ono day, ono cont tho next, ono half cont tho next, and so on, one-half eacli day of tho dobt. Now, ulthough on tho fourth day ho only owes ono quarter of a cont, if ho should bo en dued with tho gift of immortality, and ho should coutlnuo to pay tho dobt at tho sanio ratio, ho could nover pay all of it. Thero would always remain thnt half of tho former day's payment, pro viding ho had counters small enough to make tho payments. Now York Trib uuo. llivuU Turned It ml by Katlnc Mocking birds are great epicures in their way, feeding on oranges, tho her riesof tho palmottonnd those of tho china tree, apples, poars, chorrios, pononos, blaokborrias and other small fruits. On tho island of Key West they eat so freoly tho bright red prickly pears that grow on a kind of cactus that their bills, heads and throats be come dyed as if with vermilion. Now York Tologram. Poll.hlnc Hard Itubber. In nwponso to iuouiries as to how hanl rubbor can bo polished, the fol lowing instructions aro given: Uso a lull lap ejtarged with the fluent crado Of puillico StoilO. mixed with imnimh lard oil to make a thick paste, Kun tho lap at a high speed, and, of course, apply tho rubber to tho side and not to the rim of tho lap. New York Corn tuweial Advertiser. 1.VCa2 OlUMTY. ' tHAjJKJ.ClifeNsv nuktw (vttattut he TWyf,uG- ana tt ulortaid.aml tUt tjM nrm wtlfW tb .urn of ou hundrSi umn n jotaf 0 vjwso "JSMgpsuiy -assiasc -"WESssa -tosehsetq TBirw-WjMinrm- j1 Are now ordered graded at the expense of the owners. This property is now for salo by All Real Estate Med In this City,who will Lo ready at any time to show this tract to purchasers. A LAUGE SUPPLY OF THE best quality of brick at the yards near Penitentiary. BURTON EROS.. bltm, Grego.r. a!a!!!I!g,1 lf'" BB '' "' " imnii imp imnjjuij BAKER k Iff B. SbEoS & STRANG. ?02 Commercial Street 25c Want Column Notices inserted for ONE CKtrrm. woitD Krn iNHkii'i rnv. .J tlseinem Inserted In this oolumiv tn tbun twenty-live cents. I Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tii.ware, and all lioust Furnishing Goods. Chimney ana Sewer Pipes, Plumbing. Pumps. Wood, lion and Buckeye Forci Pumps. Pumps For Orchard Spraying. NewEfallydraulicClotliesWasher! (MJGHeatest labor saving in ventioi. in Hie liou&ebold line. Wusliea al vu.k-tiesof goods from the finest luet- to the coarsest" earned perfectly clwiu, without rubbing or boiling, without the ui-o of clioiuiculs or anv destruotiveprocess only soap and nti r. 1 be company owning it otters 1000 to anv person who will produce a family washer eiiual to the NEW ERA in tho following peints: Price. Labor saving. Kapidity of wash ing. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning perfectly without damnge to clothing. Simplicity and perfect coiibtmction. Size, weight uud dura bility. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Sole Agents for Mraion county. jw RTI.lFi.',,?y po"J wWh 'ligrow,i r, "...v, uram j.'iirt Old, W1H ml on left lilp. Inlurmiii - n enn bo Icit 1 i052.0.mffi"',.1,,r ,ewira "MotJ -. -.,. ...c.i.. viuuai ryANTED-cji-r ugenta niuke tlOOlo S ..loViia J",V,UIU ei'iimif our goods ou ?B,cJ,.,?'0?dw1''"0 bad:- all iawl T nn,i ,.t, . ,ulJ "8'U' lulls to . eur ti JSr?"111 .J.- "ill 325J- We 3 ,VTi.r '"'6" ""uwnn.'n ciicni.iis nnd Ie Wltll ftsni.fllll l.ttBi trv ...I. , .,. ' &-",r.,onrt-rlr' of3 0"ecent , I ApplyntimcoanciKPt In oi tho bml wurew, neii icr . buig. l'a. VTICKI Yflii"U ,, (o lent, i -t.. LOar,a. '" I''0 ' " M".t pai I ofclty.aei . .. ,..-, -,v, . uiircMai'L WWII n.i'iarturinzCo.. nisi 4 7 d.twUjfi , JMiffsgjgjjgglO Pianos and AND- Organs MUSICAL MEXCJTA2mi8JE.m- FINEST LINE. LOWEST PRICES. Installments from $5 per mouth up. Wholesale and Eetail. P. H. EASTON & CO., tj ,n . , 3, Commercial St,, Salem, Head Quarters for the Salem Orchestra. dw FOKHAiiK. b.il-' burn, with mi il OUl Here Of lnnrt nnl .u. Kill Jill I lull winpr in rn..B. ...n A .r..i .- 1. : "" 'I" .veil u uu.u. -i uv.iuiiiui ounion iHrauotne 1 quire hi second houko on i It;lit bund kiu i Phylum incuiiL nfter eiotsluj; brlH ,uiu(; luVHi IllIu, j!! Japitol City liestairai Jas. Fatchelor, PropV, WaruiMcalj at All Hours (il ilicDi None but white labor em ioyedlnlbli 'tflbllsliment. I A good substantial meal o ked In flrstl Twcnty-flve cents per meal R.H5D IRONT irart street, between Journal Offlce anil ininios livery. M.T. RINEMAN DEALEU IN Maple and Fancy Groceries. rsE' "ia"swarf...MwpJ vpii at ""; re. ah Kinas or mill teas AH Hec.t,5b.Iesand,ru"s intbolr seasoti wn MT;,1, f.V i"V i.r.?niry produc! " lli State street w.uioK time ana through traini,' offered passengers and shippers by the Chicago, Union Pacific & North western Line, San Francisco ami Portland to Chicago. eod Aug A, J. SHIMP, Physician and M. D., Surgeon. Baby cried, ilothor sighed, Doctor prescribed : Costorial I.ntonU'hllndelnhln.1 ELECTRICITY IS 1HE TRUE E.NEMV ii.? 1'tr?",n,c(1 "' matte, i31ood, Brain 1 ' JX'""1" ulbeiifces. Every varjetv ol feinij le Uhoates yield to electricity dfter I ir Z "mdvsV "-'atment have fa"Kd' I I Ir eeu years olinicul experience. Offlce JU) fomnierelul street. 6233m ASIHll'SJIEAT MARKETS, E. C. CROSS. and Pack State St. and CourfSt. The best 'rural! delhered to all parts or thecltv. ' 1 510 Liberty Blreet, North IK State btroet "Niloin. VJ?.. ,1.0,h nVd KlU ct. W e aim to kcptl, hrHi the country affords. Free delivery We aostre tu thnnfc mi n- if- 2m V.iVi,e,r ,!l,oru, l'tron"Ke, hoping ywUl bltll n ntlDUo with us. C, j-". h -. - IK-"-; 5 K V'HK1 Mil' ."JAVlOMl"aKWlEl r awmm t Pf15 , 35" JO Y oth the niethoil and results whon Syrupof Fitrs is taken it Is dono..t and refreshing to tho taste, and acta gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys. Liver and Bowols, cleanses tho eye tern effectually, dispels colds, Iiead- uuub3 mm IOvers audouroa liabitunl oousUpationporraanently. Forealo in 50o and gl bottlea by nil flri1crlc3a CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. THE WILLAMETTf SALEM, ORJEQOtir. Baios, $2.50 to $5.(10 per Day! B.le-est hotel between Portland andSul ..anuiBw. j-in,iciass in all its nppoimi ments. its tables are served with U"! Choicest Fruits Growtilln thelWlllamotte Valley. MJVAGNERJPropJ ELLIS & WHITLEY LIVERYMEN. South of -WlllQrett Hotel, I SALEM - Por Sale Cheap. 120 ACKIS OF LAO Jinili h from 8aln ut s nr ucro. Almut wwter. "lernisKasy ." i.Kn wn .I'.ii B . Opera Houno, turt street A. W, BLACKFORD. M U, wr3 ,th u efi ua5 .--,-,-. m nn j, UillAEr. ..."in M ? mn nd uWrl6J m tbattNQ utmrth my Wo. thw.h dur ornMMHbS j tl ,w. x. W. QvtkMtn, .MTj .N-H.ryJH.bHc HftiruCUrrli Oure U taken In. Urnally and aot dlrwtly on the Wwrt and lmuus urfacw of the yttteoi. nirMrilnioBUli free. r8oiabaruWUUIIed0'0, xmm smmkjfm .. umma:n.mvutf5tv ok. u.v. 1N8UUAN0K Mro and Ala. nut, immiw 'ill J 21M Ta U m Rl K4it $;. FEAR & HAMILTON, mmmi mv m M. WAR ! Tliannlv aA.,i..i ai.. . . 3? 1K3B ' SWESSK WHISKEY, OPIUM AND TOBACCO KRBLBV INSTITUTE. rfraar j.ffi..i.,t . Qnp State Fair, I Tliirti'.flrnt annual nriiiiiin.. .., minaeement nrthu iw...... J,t ",,"",. Asssa & uErHSn ,.-Uv. r, emm, oommencing on Jlonday, September 14, 1SSI And lasting one week, OVER $15,000 IN CASH PltEHirMS unerea for pErleullural. Hock and nierfu i leal exhlblig, fr worn of a-t and I .nunjr worauairli.Iioried I Iteducedratcuf.ir f.ir.mi,.! fri,i.i mi ill S?E,rUJt.,0""nc",crU'1 from Ibe fi .,.?rl2,t ,IJ'nrivcnicnt have been n' irootro ed exhibitors. rarili60illbe0iien4iiIiuioflieV(ttj Ar )1Snd",fl1'l0'"rMnarfct in H Kutrit for premium cloni Moudar L'.nn'l, ro,11Kllblii,ni araurced tc. masf; .....HJ ... ...virKjiirip cm Mluraity uev feli: t "'JJ'?- OtMKl., ftDlmaiS Bd y to p. niacin Moudvy I'RlCRa ok AniilmfiiM 8S5ii!K,"ftfL-.. UHl'tinunilU. t i Wmiwu'a Mm. ilekoi I raand uw; ovvitwintitcAi'rUirval IV. i ALKM. . auiMimilLi IT I r!vJRf. OCsarj"" &Wdw Oregon. rjUXKDAVKV Hcrctwf uiAfiv nw.A,. .. vf. :-'--' jAiwm.u.11.. ' au. vr.'.;' j .''?:..?."."'"" rr.... ... aui.ni. u.i. .. . . .. v ssat& FBi&fsste