Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 31, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textwwy-wip!,!(HHTjFiiii,i it &...& . r fr R 'f' " pn0 tried berth, Tfcw wtMfa M Jtoem 1 Mt NmI I b tmrriMH lmt ! (ea tM by A VMft TUB MAKVMrr rAII.UK, m. rmtumnvm, Jaty .11. -The mamtmW itiWry exUm is ll&mn- Ma, wfti t 10 frJIsre of the tmnmii ml tbe cwKy of food. 1 Um vt!tM of Kotebauy the broke euMn rfoUnrl plunder- pf provWotis. Tiie local to retrain diem, ana bdly Irwlcti, mill one ot - iMr fctimber killed, Jlelnfbrcc- Mttt Arriving from llendrt Hie Hni were at Jenatii illencraed, m4 fcrire number were made prhowtK, Two of the ptiMHim rm kuosted to death In tin fwbHe ireeUf &s a warnlny t tMr eofiipanlorw, and lx wcr wfortcrt or Immediate deportatlof. to mixti. Tlie wives nnd children f he exllea were- Jiot premlltcd n pMk to them before departing. and nothing wa jred thai would rfttke terror in the unhappy pcamn Iry, At Kicubenetv the chief plao f the province, It I mid that ' few than twelve person have diet' of irfarvatlon thin month. Not Je atone, but many JluMians have Uerrhil across the frontier Into ItoSmanla. In order to &w the mere nieasaren inntltuted iilnce the outbreak. JU.A1H TBT7NO TO HKU'JI!. Wamunotow, July3I. Ex-Sena-ier IJJair, of New Hampshire, wa Jateryicwed In regard to tbo poI- Wlty of bt Anally going to China Uniled State minister, and Jn reply to a direct question he replied: "There Is a tradition that people in the diplomatic service should not talk, I do not want to violate that tradition. toally, t cannot tell what I am to lo. The hardest sort ef labor, however, would be prefer Me to this certainty. I do not say X wJH Hot go. Maybe (with a smile) Jfcsjy Mtcht find out over there It VMld be iurd to do without me, It in true that I made speeches in thi Semite Hftnt Chinese Immigration, ad alluded to the bad results of having in our midst such quarters m Chinatown, in Ban Francisco, bull did not deneuuca the Chinese ftMarace." ( VKttJOVr KHVKWVK DAY, WA&HijNaTON, July 31. Today wJH be known as the "yellow envel ope" day in the census olllce. No em than 000 of these envelopes will W distributed, each one containing brief announcement that tlio ser vices of the person named aro no longer required. It is not often that such a large dlscliurgo takes place at ouu time, In fact not oftencr than otico In ten years, when the connu olllce. Iivgl lining with u FIRE IK SEATTLE. A Negro Jnnps Headlong from a Window. HANGED AT LAST. Life Insurance Company Bursted Secretary Noble, Senator Quay's Reasons, From Toledo to Llverr pool, Foreign and State News, Etc, VtltK AT BBATTT.B. Seattle, July 31, Atl:16o'cIock this morning fire was discovered in the Montana livery stables on Wash ington street, near South Fifth, The Itemes rapidly spread, and al though four streams were turned on the flre could not be checked. The Montana livery stable, the First Chance saloon and lodging house above, the JJrevoort house and a number of Chinese stores were en tirely consumed. About twenty oc cupant of the lodging house were asleep at the time, and some were t;pt out wltu great dlfliculty. The firemen gave up hopes of saviug any building on that side of the block, .tnd turned their attention toward saving the balance of the block and the house opposite, which were mokliig from the heat. It was ru more1 that a sleeper had been 'turned to death, but this cannot be verified, owing to the iuteuso heat In the vlcnlty of the fire. Teater & Co. owned the Montana. The lire was confined to six bulld ogs and was out by 2:30. The loss s variously estimated at between 30,000and f40,000 with no Insur ance. Two persons Injured may die. MonK dbtailh. Skattms, July 31. The charred remains of George Williams a meat monger, was found in the ruins of the lodging house burned this morn ing. He lay with his face down. A uejrro cook and his wife are at Providence hospital probably fatally burned. Early during the progress if the fire a negro Jumped bead first from the building. His form was covered with fbtmos and as he fell tils (tones were heard to crack; burned flesh hung In threads from his quivering form. Tlio woman also Jumped uud when she full blood streamed from her mouth, noo and ears. They woro moved to the hos pital and uro suflurlng tho most In tense agony. During burning of one of tho Chinese stores the explosion of flrecruckers sounded like a roar of artillery, A flremuu cimu noar lo- lltiK his life. Horses tliut were force of 100 or 200, rapidly swells turned loose from the Montana and expands till, within the upact 1 stublo rushed madly through the of a year, tho clerical force numbers overSOOO. An tho business of the office is gradually disposed of the contraction of the force begins, tlwro being no necessity for such largo number of clerks. On Au gust loth 400 moro clerks will bo discharged, V1V.U UNDHIt HIINTKNCi:. Fort Worth, Tex., July 31. William Davis, slayerof Jl, C, Evans, the inllllanaro merchant, at Fort Worth, who was sentenced to bu ksnged August 10, died lust night at 7(10 o'clock. The Immcdlatocuuse of tils death was concussion of tho brain, occasioned by an oplleptlo fit. Which ho had a few days ago. Tun days ago ho wan Inlien from his cell on tho corridor to uil Issolatcd cell, and the death wntoh wns placed over him, Since (hen he has not eaten solid food, and gradually guvo way physically. Kvans was shot July IS, 18S0 Davis wiih In ills em ploy and hud boen untitled tliut his services wore no longer needed on account of drunkenness, Davis went out, purchased a revolver, walked up to Mr, Kvuus who was reading a newspaper, and shot him twice without warning, and while Kvsns was begging for ills life, Davis leaves an aiad mother, who was at his nldo whan lie died. JlfCl HWINW-H, Chicago, July 01. J, Hush oamo hero about two months ngo and opened uti olllco an the accredited JWientof tho Uo-OpumUvu Ilulldlng O Itenk of Now York. Juntos W. Hyant, ox-seoretury of tho United Httttos liiHiirunco Co., In president of thoconceru, which Inusts of having A capital offlOO.OOO.OOO. Hush Hood ed tho foreign nuartir of tho city with alluring llteruturo, promising homes to every seeker, without u cent of capital; all busluess being done strictly on the Installment plan, His ylutlma eanio by the score mid parted with all their sav lugs in exchange for n worthless certificate of stock In the bank. The swindle recently boauino known. Not aslnglo loan wui, made to tho do ppstters. It Is estimated that Hindi took nearly foOOO with him whuu he left ChloAgo eight days ago, sitylnu to But tho loans. Although Henry Caiey, secretary of tho bunk, tele graphed from tin New York otllee saying that Hush was not author ised o not n iigvul, u letter from thRtolllolul whleh was found In the Mwludler's dek coutrudlels tliut k wkl. MoIl.it t &, I.digloa, who ure the K'Jinriil ngenis of tht bank here, admitted that Hush bud been uu thorined louot us ugeiit, Itegliinlug July 1, ami has turned over (76 to (Hew, Their explunuli'iii us to why he had been operating In May Hnd June wu thai he luul ob talRcit a supply of ock in umit way. The uccounts of tho bank In WHty lisvo U-vii Lrlliu' tun MwivioilH4f luleii'l lu iirowouiv lliv fullo four months ago, It k not a little singular lost be should have repeatedly dented the Intention of leaving the cabinet. Not only has he denied It, but be has been re ported on several occasions to haye grown weary when questioned about it. KOBLE OT msHOHBD. Washington, D. C, July 31. Acting Secretary Chandler of the interior department stated very positively today that the report which has again been circulated that Secretary Noble bad tendered his resignation was untrue. HKNATOB QUAY'S IIKA80.XB. Piin.ADKU'iilA, July 31. Senator Quay arrived here last evening. In an interview he spoke freely of his resignation from the republican national committee. He said: "I was merely deslrout of relin quishing the chairmanship, and in order to do that it was necessary that I should withdraw entirely from the committee. I had pre viously made several attempts to resign, I first made up my mind to withdraw ou Saturday night following the presidents! election in 1888, but was persuaded not to carry out my purpose then. In March, 1800, while in Florida, I wrote Mr. Clackson asking him to eall the committee together to con sider my resignation. Shortly after this the attack began on me, and of course I could not resign under .fire. Iteceutly I concluded that that the time had arrived when I could properly never my connection with tho committee, and did so. TOI.BDO TO LIVERPOOL. Ci.bvki.and, July 31. Col. 8' C. Reynolds, the millionaire grain mer chant of Toledo has just returned from England where he succeeded In organizing a company with a capital of (2,500,000 to operate a line of steamers direct from Toledo and other Lake Erie ports to Liverpool. AN ASSIGNMENT. Wokciiesteb, N. Y.f July 31. E. Holland and Co., heavy manu facturers of ladles' shoes has as signed. Assets and liabilities are not stated. THE RUSSIAN JEWS. Washington, D. C, July 31, Acting Secretary Wharton asserts positively that the department of state is without any information re specting the alleged suspension of the Kusslan edict against tho Jews. Private udvices suy tilings ure worse than ever. AN ANIMAL WITH A BKS NAME. STATE. i strcoU, causing the crowd to statu- node frightfully. It required tre- muiidotiH work to save tho surround lug buildings. Thcro were nix buildings burned. Lass, $'0,000, With insurance less than (10,000. HA NO EI) AT I, AST. Houston, Tox., July 31. Wil liams, colorod, was hanged today In tho county Jail. The crlmo for wIiIqIi ho wns oxocuted wns the kill ing of Dr. S. A. Shumblun, ou tho night of July 01st, 1883. This was the first murder that became notable of thu vendetta botweon what was bore known us tho "Jaybird" and "Woodpecker" factious hi Fort Jiond county. The wurfaro existed two yours between these factious, exterminating whole families, uud scores of moii wore murdered during Its reign, Williams Is the only per son who met u judlulul death on ac count of It, Dr. Shambloii was u prominent "Jaybird" or democrat leader of the opposition to those who were controlling tho political destiny of Fort Heud county ut that time; Willlums wns n "Woodpecker" or republican. On the night of thu uwassl nation Dr. Shumblen was holding family prayer noar Rich mond, Fort Heud county. INNtlltANCB COMPANY DIHSObVKI). Amiany, N. Y. July 31. Tho Buporliitondopl of Insuruncu Pierce, upon receiving report of the exami nation made by his deputies lu the af!'ulr of the Flour City life Insur ance ussoclntloii of Rochester, has requested the attorney general to take ntops to dlssulvu tho corpor ation ou hu grounds of fraud. Sev eral ollleors of the Flour City Life uro ulreuily under nrrest uud Indict mout for forgory ami fraud. neiii.i: hah hiwkiniu). Wahhinuton, July 31. Tho next Important retirement from President Harrison's political family will lie Secretary Noble. Four mouths ago Mr. Noble placed his resignation us secretary of the Interior In tho presi dent's hands. The reason assigned for hU withdrawal from publlo life wns tho condition of h'.s heulth. Mr, Nuble Is troubled with un ullee lion of the heart, not unlike that fioui whluh tho lato Secretary Win- duuidled. It w as tho death of that geutleuiui whloh cinphusltcd to Mr. Noble's mind the ncoestlty of n more qulot life, uud Ids resignation was not long In following, Prcsl ilout Huriisou, however, was not alarmed by his secretary's physical condition and he pocketed the resig nation without acting ou It. Secre tary Noblu has been ulioont from Washington for thu mst few mouths, uud it Is not luiprobuble tliut the test may pruvo beuellalid. In that tuiMJ he "III remain lu the oalilnut, when it N believed lie will bu HptstliiUd by Prvfttdetit Harrison o nun of the now U Id led States s) i cult Judgeship oreiiied by the lmt iviiiUH'M. In view of the fuel Out Mr- Js'Wh reslsuvd the port KATAI. ACCIDENT. Soio, Or., July 31. Peter Holf pciiuy, a hop grower, was run over yesterday morning by his team and wauon and killed, ilo undertook to removu tho halters from the horses, wlillo hitched to the wagon. Tho hornes bccAiuo unmanageable, and ran uwuy, knocking Holfeiiny down and running over him. Tho bralce bar of tho wagon struck him at the huso of tho skull, Inflicting u frightful wound, from which he noon died. FOREIGN. COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL. London, July 31. The Hrltlsli steamer Godmundlng wus lu a col lision with the Norwegluu schooner Lormu oil' Diver last night. Tho schooner sank, eight of her crew drowned, MISS EAMES MAHKIKD, London, July 81, MUs Emma Eiiiiub, operatic urtlst, wan married today ut the register's olllce to tho sou of W, W, Story, the well-known sculptor. WOMAN HUrFHAOIJ. Sydney, N. S. W. , July 31,-Tho motion of Hlr Henry Parkes In favor of grunting thu right of suf frage to women In New South Wales has been rejected by a vote of 57 to 31 by thu legislature assembly, MA RIOTS. close Sept Chicago, July 31. At Wlieut was steady, cash, 88; 871. San Francisco, July 31. Wheat buyer; 18UI (1.03); season (1.07) WEATUEll REPORT. San Francisco, July 31. Fore cast for Oregon aud Washingten: Fair weather. UKAb BSTATK TKANSPKIIS rUfcD WITH COUNTY IIUCJUDEK. Salem Lund Co. to Lucy A. Peat 3.00 a. of J, L. Purrlsh d. 1. u, ou I). St., nnd part of hi, 1!3 Etigluwood, (1000. F. J, Habcook und wf, to Rlohard Savage 1, 3 nudeust ill bl 3 Con trul udd, to Salem, (4b7.87. Geo. Mollrtdo, to Frank O. Huker uud. J H.ileni Fruit Tracts, (7025. Ilau't Cure to Knt. It Is Willi the greatest confidence that Hood's Samupurillu is recom mended for Iom of uppetlle, Indleest Ion, stek headache, uud stiiiiilur irauuH'f, nun iiieiiiciuu guuiiy tones thu ktouiueh. usslsls Ibe ill geslloti, und makes tine "and hungry," Persoim hidolloalohculth, ivltur tukltig HixhI's Surwiprilla u fewdaxs, lltiil theuiHilves longing for ami eutlug the plainest food with uuexpeoted relish. llutklu'Arjw !, TU IImV Kaly lu u wutia for Culs, , Miarr. iuii nruuia, nrt, uicr, iuii iiutuui, rater HorM,TellVIiiHl lUiid, l.lillolttliu, IXirui mua all HklU Krui'lluiu. ud im1- .. or ui tuy rvtiulr4. 11 uvslr vuiii I'll u (urMUU-a u iv or Mouy rfuutttd. ,iulr Ivh Iwilaoi lAVljuetluu i'rtW, ;U"IU vr Th ttellvderaa norrWom Vfliltb I Held Capllf bj s ChlcMfit JIn- T!t me bitrodace yoa to the Hcllo- denna borTduI,, raid a K. Giles, the State street Jeweler, pointing to a glass case wldch stands In a conspicuous po sition In bis wholesale department. The object referred to by such a reso nant title was a little mass of black and gold beads stretched on one corner of the case on a heap of sawdust Pres ently the mass becamo movable, a leg stretched itself out at one end, and the belio. etc., stood revealed as one of the largest lizards ever batched. The animal la abont sixteen inches In length and of genuine Falstafflan girth. The skin fa covered with beautifully shaped scales, and, like Jacob's ewes, spotted and ring streaked. The shape of the spots U wonderfully regular, bearing a strong resemblance to the black and gold wall paper of a dado. The tall is long and thicker than that of most lizards. Round it run three or four rings of gold. The head is broad and flat, with protuberances which conceal the tiny eyes when viewed from above. "You aro not obliged to call him Relioderma horridum all the time," said Mr. Giles. "Some people call him Heliodenna suspectum and other the Gila monster. I call him Tommy. Here. Tommy." Mr. Giles clutched the reptllo affec tionately between his finger and thumb and sat hint on the floor. Ilo moved as leisurely and dignlfledly as if he were at home on tho sands of Arizona. His forked tongue flashed incessantly in and out, ills eyes rolled and he looked altogether as if ho might be an uncomfortable customer to deal with wero be to take a notion in that direc tion. For throe years ho has lived hi Chicago, and lias succeeded in growing fat on two eggs per week for nine mouths out of tho year, and a Lenten fast tho remaining three. Tho eight hour day has no charm for Tommy. Ho only asks for three months' sleep, and then ho is ready to enjoy himself for the rest of t!io year. When be is at home ho is the subject of more hair raising talcs than any beast of his dimensions, but Mr. Giles will not even concedo tho fact that he possesses a drop of poison in his whole anatomy. "Ho fa especially interesting," said his owner, "for ho forms tho link be tween the lizards and tho crocodile genus. Ho is probably the only spec! men in captivity besides a brother in tho Smithsonian Institute, and his race Is almost extinct" Chicago Globe. HOTEL ARRIVALS- "WILLAMETTE" A B Eealy, Albany. R S Hooth, Graul's Pass. C Nimback, Lakeview. W D Fenton, J Myrlck, Geo and 1 Dan Rums, Geo Sbiel, Portland. ' Edward Beok acd wf, Aurora. , Geo Roensbine, J C Howard, WT. W H Bulterer 8 P Co. J C L Couper, J A Green Independ ence. ( W J Clark, San Francisco. 'COOK." J W White, Jas Dun worth, T R Hdl, B Dunham, A L Follerton, P.irtlond. Eight men, Sells rircus. E I Anderson, Tacoma. ESBortb, Eugene. W Sage. J N Klrtb, Mewberg. J M Brown, Wllholt. Wm Moore, Roseburg. -J Kennedy, Seattle. R Graham, Kelso. C S Williams, J C Mufliumau, So.-) ton. TUB ONLY AND GREATET SHOW. 'Terpendlculari." A Cambridge student once told mo that tho parties which tho dons gave tho undergraduates wero called "Per pendlculars" by tho latter, because the young pien novcr dared to sit down for fear of offending their high mightinesses tho dons, nor did they venturo to speak unless spoken to. I havo novcr visited Cambridge, but not long ago I was at a perpendicular In Now York and felt with terror that this was tho coming vogue. If all wo go to another's houso for fa to cat and drink, might not the would bo host send his would bo guests orders on Dchnonlco, and savo himself tho troublo of turning his homo Into a restaurant! If tho dcslro to seo finery Is what Influences us, had wo not bet ter go to tho opening of ono of tho court dressmakers nnd milliners who aro crowding to our shores? But II tho object Is an hour's pleasant Intercourse with other human beings, then, hi the namo of common senso, lot us talk to ouo another. Tho conversation at teas and parties has novor been noted for brilliancy, but anything Is bottor than suspicious or supercilious silenco. By it wo reflect on tho entertainer's Judgment In tho choice of friends, and novcr should wo cast such a doubt on his selection of ourselves, Harper's Bazar. I'rlcu nf I'lipcrln Ilotnn and New York. Tho proper way to buy writing paper Is by tho pound. It Is always sold In that way in tho cast, nnd tho result is n saving of something over CO per cont to tho purchaser, whllo tho dealer makes still a prollt largo enough for him to livo nnd conduct his business In tho most substantial manner, "Bend" pa pers nnd "Overland mull" papers are cheaper purchasod by tho pound than Inferior paper by tho cpilro. Tho best quality of bond papor sold In Boston is only ninety cents a pound, and a pound contains I -it! sheets, or over six quires of paper. Tho suino paper fa sold at fifty cents nnd moro a qulro In Now York city. It seems Impossible that this dif ference should exist, but It does, and it pays to send to Boston for letter paper and pay tho exprossago hero, hi spite of tho Increaso In tho rates of express. If lieoplo ure not hi a hurry it fa well to send by freight Now York Tribune Seconded Her Motion. A number of ministers at Cl&rksvillo wero relating their oxperlonco tho other day. Ouo of them said that, whllo he was preaching n sermon somo time ago, nn old lady hi tho congregation arose, and oxelahued : "Merciful fathor, If I had ono more foatlior In my wing of faith, I would fly oil to glory I" A worthy brother Immediately re plied t "Good Lord, stick it in and let her go; slio's but n troublo hero." That quieted tho old lady. Atlanta Constitution. lleclprocal Vnror. "Your back hair Is coming down." Thanks; your front teeth aro drop ping out Now York Epoch." llsppy lloosltrs. Win. Tluiuions, Postmaster of Idavllle, Ind., wrltest "Klectrlo Hit ters has done moru for me than nil other medicine combined, for that iwd feeling arising from Kidney und Liver trouble." John Leslie, farmer nnd stockman nf sama place says; Find Electric Hitters to bo tho beat Kidney and Liver medicine, matte mo feel like a now man." J. V. Gardner, hurdwuro merchant, Mime town, says: Klectrlo Hitters Is Just tho thing for a man who Is nil run down and don't ouro whether he lives or dies he fouud new strength Eood appetite aud felt Just like he ad a uew Isase on life. Only oGo. bottle at Fry' Drug Blew, ' rosbd?SIe Partios wishing to build nice resitloncos and in search of a b'nutifilocn.ii with pleasant surroundings should visit .un ROSKDAIvE I i It is locatid direct on the Electric line to the Fair Ground, overlooking tho entire city the snow capped mountains, Mt. Hood and Art. Jefferson, as well as the ever- green hills of Polk county are in plain view. The site is unsurpassed and j the whole tract is a beautiful green plateau. The High school as well as the North Salem new building aro within a ' short distance of this tract. A Notable 20 ill Year in Sells UrotLers' Management. Sells Brothers ore always doubly welcome to Salem and their forth coming visit on Thursday Aug. 20 will emphasize tliut fact. Since their last visit, they have signalized the 20lb year of their continuous management by greatly enlarging their enormous united show?, and widely increasing the scope of their novelty and attractions. In special features, they notably lead. Their pair of monster hippopotami are unquestionably the rarest and most valuable wild beasts on exhibition; their flock of ostriches unarlvaled; their pair of Llllputian cattle the most curious dwarfs from the flock of Fairyland, and their hairless horse a genuine wonder. With them, also, in airy flights and be witching poses, comes Cyrene, the most noted aud emotional of all Spanish dancers, whose presence is a most faucinating innovation. The general attractions are combin ed in a wild Moorish caravan and romallc pilgrimage to Mecca; mag nificent menagerie, triple circuses, regal Roman hippodrome, perform ing arenas, mid-air carnivals, tropi cal uqulrium, aviary, royal Japan ese troupe, bedouin and Berber ath letes, and Arabiun nfgnts entertain ments. Tho names of really great performers are legion, and the races given are of the most varied and tpirlted character, Everybody will want to see the glorious, free, morn ing street parade, and for that mat ter the whole world of fun and wonders Bells Brothers everywhere present. Dyspepsia ' k- limn)- pcoplo miserable, and oftct i'i to M!if-Jestruclion. Distress af .it.a?, sour stomach, sick lieodoclie ne i iiirn, loss nt appctllo, a taint, "alt gone (.rliiii;, bad taite, coated tongue, and in ; . nl.irlty ol the bowels, ar DiBlrCSO the more common s)iniv Af tor was. Dyspepsia docs i r . get well of Hscir. It le- Eatlng quires jarctui, perslstci t mention, and a remedy I1K0 Hood's Bir . parilln, lilch nctt genii) vet eliiw t v It tones tlio slomncli una otliet op s regulates tlio digestion, creates i soot ip ippetlto. and, by tl.m Sick nercomliiB tlie local , rj . iyni.tom3, euros tlio HOauPCnP jcad.icl:c, and refreshes tl.o tired muni, "I have been troubled with d)ne, , I had but little appetite, and what 1 da Mnnrfa ea' distressed Hie, o, i.i "ourt mo little good. Af.cr t bum inK i would cxperlf ice talntnoss, or tired, all-gono feeling, as .hough 1 li.ul not e..te.i anything. My .rouble, I think, was aggravated by my business, palming, and from being moro o; icss shut up In a room with Soij fresh paint. List spring . Itook Hood's SarsaparilU StOmaCn and It did me an Immense amount ot good. It gare mo an appetite, and my food rcl ishedand satisfied the craving I had pre viously experienced." Gkoiioe A. Taub, Watcrtown, Mass. N. 11. If you dccldo to tako Hood's Sir saparllla do not be Induced to buy auy other. Hood's Sarsaparilla 3oldliyilruRirlil,. SljilxforfV rreparedbr a 1. HOOD A CO , A pothecrlej, Lowell, Iui. IPO Dosos Ono Dollar JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, OHh ntnl Whitlow Glass, Wall Pa nor antl Itortlw, Artists' Ma terials, Li mo, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc :Ni:V AUVKIITISKSIKNTS'I Notice to Contractors. llld will bo received by the board ol n lum lomiiitmkmi'm ou Tuesday, An. glut II, lull, at 1 o'clock p. in., lor the con struotlon nnd completion of a frame house, ft cow burn, mul horse burn, ncordlng to film und specifications nt the oOloe of O, I. MeHBlly, Hrchltect.Halem, Oregon. Tlio brick U to be furnished on the ground bvtliBktatcTlin ImlMlnjjx will be of frame. The board rverVM the right to reject any und ull bids. Certified rheek for S per rent of the bid will be rennlred to arcnmpuuy the bid. liy nrdvr of the board, 7td C.8 MoXAMA. lllds Received. llld will b recoUed on Tuesday. Aug II, U$l, At 'J o'clock n. m , by the board of directors ol school district No, ai, nt the otttcooflhe kctiool clirk, Haltm, Oregon, for the utllatlug nod heating ol the l'ark school aud I.tnooln chcl build lux, the contractor to fUruUh plana aud unecincallons for the mine. Contractor will alMi b required to furnish bonds to the umnuul of tho contract to guarantee Ihohnttlnsoflha building to a teuiera turo of70 degree Kuru. Inside the bulling when the triupertture 1 at xera outside Tim heaters will be needed lu ih hnlM I lunby lHM.Wt.ISU. 'Hie board ofdlrwtor reserve the right ... irjv, . ".. nut. Kit UIUV, l"er order of the board. TjMtd V. U SI m').V, Clerk. MOKGrAK & aEEADE, Truck & Dray Line. Good Uauu &4 prompt mrk U our Itrontuoid. TS- Are now ordered graded at the expense of the owners. This property is now for sale by All Real Estate Men In this City, who will be ready at any time to show this tract to purchasers. BRICK A LARGE SUPPLY OP THE hest quality of brick at the yards near Penitentiary. WJRT0N BROS. balem, Oregon, jwwmi mjb 9U ? BAKER & STRANG. 302 Commercial Street Stoves, Iiatm 'tv- Tinware, Furnaces and all lkst Goods. Chimney and Sewer Pipes, Planibing. Pu.lTlpS. Wood, Iron and Buckeye Force rami s. Pumps For Ordiard Spraying. NewEra Hydraulic ClothesWasher! Greatest labor saving invention In the lioiiEtholtl line. Washes al varieties of goods from the finest laco to the coarsest carpe's, perfectly clean, without rubbing or boiling, without the use of chemicals or any destructiveproccES ouly boap and uuttr. 1 lie company owning it oiTers $1000 to anv person who w ill produce a family washer equal to tbe NEW ERA In the following peints: Price. Labor saving, liapidlty of wash lug. Variety of fabric washed. Cleaning perfectly without damace to clothing. Simplicity and perfect constiuctiou. t-we, weight and dura bility. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Sole Agents for in luu county. dy 6T jj.. T-'T A TSTOS A TVn- n-onANTO AND -MUSICAL MJlit!IIANI)ISE.- FINE6T LINF. LOWEST PRICES. Installments from ?5 per mouth up. Wholesale and -Lll'lttll. P. H. EASTON & CO., 310 Commercial St,, Salem, HeaJ Quarters for ibe Sulcm Orchestra. dw Destroy the Pests. -Now la the Time to- SPRAY YOUR FRUIT TREES. BKTGGS& BROWN Vre prepared to give trees trail men t for lie Bcubon with u god spraying outfit. JntUfiictlon guaranteed. Leave orders at 3, U. Cut terlln 4 Son's office, loO Male street ialem. 63dwtf MOKEY! To Loan on Real Estate Security, Agency laclflo States Bavlnrs, Loan 4 Hulldttig Co. ' FEAR & HAMILTON, 3A.LUM, 5:12 dnr OregoD, FARM FOR SALE. a acres of best stock nnd truit land In Oregon for sulo at a tatrgttln. Will sell In lots to suit purchaser. Add ess or call ou Near Bllvtr Ctk Fall.:"' " " sTi IffiS A. J. SHIMP, M, D., Physician and Surgeon. ;Late ol Philadelphia. ELECTRICITY IS THE TRUE E.NEKY orall Chronic, Khcumatlc, lilood, liraln rnfierJ.ous ol"". livery variety ol 1PJ?.l? dll-ea,sei! yield to electricity after ill other modes or treatment have fulled. 1 hlrteen years clinical experience. Office 9 Commercial stleet 5 233m 25c WantColumn, Ntlces Inserted for ONE CENT PEE tlsemcnt Inserted in this column furies luuu iweuij.uve cents. T OST. AgoldbreLSlpln.liorfeshooBhiin. Ij set with Ave diamond'. Finder wm be snlt ibly rewarded. Mrn. Francis Car wood, 391 Center street, or this olllce 73Ilw nOKSALEOU TUADE 2 Jersey cow r heifer and calves for rommnn .i,..;' Apply to 1. N. Miles, Streetcar ban, 7soi WANTED A posltlau as day nurse Enquire at 4J. comer Frsnt t,a C'outer streets. 7Mlw. TrANTED. A position by a competent Appiy to "ii" this of. VV bookkeeper ace. 7 27 lw FOIt SALE. Two lots, corner and luslti I lot, near echrol house. North Balem. ' noulre ol 11. Diamond. 203 Commerclil ttrcet. 7 251w WANTED Our ngents mike J100toRl a month sclllne our eoods on thdr merits. We want county and general .isent8.and will take back ull goods on old If a county agent fnllf to clear 1100 uiu t'lpiuioni'cru luirij uuys' inai, or a general anent less than l'J50. We win send large lllusliuted i-iiriilms and letter wnu nKpeciai oner 10 hun iciruory ap. Apply at once and get In oi the bom. ddress Jtenuer Manufacturing Co.. Pitt, burg. Pa. 4 7dwU T ICELY furnished rooms to rent, with 1 boiird, In pleasantcstpartof city, near street ear lines, 4S Center street :0 tf I70H HALE. A bout one acie of land ana 1 lvi .. l t tt ...n....... ..... I.. .-. ... bnuu IIIIIUIUIj null! IU IKUT III eautlful location for a home. In. qulro at second bouse ou llxhi hnnd side of Asylum avenue aner crossing bridge going 10 Asyiuin. 4.11 Capital Cm Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r, Warm Meak at All flours ol the Day None but white labor employed ha thli establishment. A good substanUal meal 0 x.ked In flrtt Trremy-ave cents per meal, RED FfROMT Court street, between Journal Office soil iuiuuj u xavery. M.T. RINEMAN, DEALXK IN Staple and Fancy Crocerif!, Crockery, Glassware, lamps, Woedfa and lllow ware. All kinds of mill fed. nmu ecuiauiesaaairuits lu their season "Highest Price raid for ccuntry produ' esollat aBhnri' of jour p.'il)intge. J-:SHlistreA MVS MAT MARKETS, 5i0 Liberty street, North 152 State street Hitlpm bi,;1"?."?7 2 flu a l orders for all kinds or lre-h and salt meats e aim to keep the be3t the country affords. Free .ry w? I,1!6 to tllank "Ii ur old hIS55if"r..tAe,r "?eral Patronage, hoping they will btlll continue with us. E. C. CROSS, and Packer. i HtniAHl an J finite a f-. - A iAllVANwt Innll t... r W. -1. vp .. . .u i aMtwi u luouiiy. R. H. WESTACOTT. LtVEHY, Fccrt and Boarding Stable. llnv Attil rvitu tfvlH am.i .i.ii..u.i .,. l. -- -M.Hwiunuuiicinrmi, niaoic on rerry street, Uick of l"otofflce. Balem. MOXEY TO LOAN Upon farm property at current rates of lnlertiL JOHN. A. CAIUK)N, Atlarney at lw. Itmimi Sand I, Ladd A HuIi rknk llutldlnj, Salem, Or. 4 MSniw 1 H THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OXJEGOK. Bates, 2.50 to $5.(10 per Bay. Tha hdcl Vn..l . v. . aam Francisco. Klrst-class In all Its appol munis, its tables are served with tbe Choicest Fruits Grown In tlieJWlllamette Valley. A, I, WAGNER. Prop. ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of Willamette Hotel, ALKM . ORBJOCNl For Sale Cheap. iw AliKES OF LAND 11 ) 5 m lies from Balem at 12 per acre. About .-...., -..iu, uoiuu umixT. uooasnrli water. "Terms Easv." i.vnwtlVYi Amij Bt and eheapet windmill on the market HAYES &VERCLER, Agts., Salem, City lVan-ants. ,V.k '"("e'ent funds lu tbe city treasury of theclly of Ha era, Oregon, to narall u .r. runuof the city of 'salem.'.SorsMl" by i1;?,trras.urer beCore nib "$. au that tbe treasurer Is ready to pay all said city warrants on presentation at his otrti and tnattnterest will SSie oi the same fNiu and alter the dateof this notice E.J BWAFKOUU, nai,f im ,ireasu.rer ofHlem, (trejton. laled this 21 day of July, iggj. ' 723 bl Business 0& Farm Property Also one or the best barralns In the "ltr 7Mwr red. J.O.Byoril. NEW ZEALAND INBUKANOie Company, Hre and ile. nne, .W.BEELEn,Ant,. Btltm, Orrot, Thirty-first annual exhibition under' ; ;:;?. ir ".."j." 'i'.'iB"""!"". ..: 4... imiuic, wm ueneiaattno state ru crounds near Balem, commencing on Monday, September 14, 1891 And lasting cue week. OVER $15,000 TVfUSU UlrXMTTTWC Offered for ugrkultural, Hock and wectut- ... u.uiuiib, mi- worKM oi art hdu -mj num iiu iiihis oi ppeeu J lU-duced rates for fare and frelsht on S u-inimnuu noes to nua rrom tn'j,j im (.rliint Iniprov omenta bave beenm'1"! "im. .ne ijiuuiHis unu mcreasea jacuw iv otlered exhibitors. I'ailiiiD will be0nrn4Nihu in tite Wcct A splfmlld field ol borres entered in ttj ivu uiwnuont, uu" nne exuiuiu" rap'ns HI be given each day , hntrilfi fl.r nrfintniti.. ..U. r.indST 70p tu Kititltors aro urged to ruaijtj n..m of ihiri.-.trtwinr Knirdy UJJ iHtraii(w.lb'.e (IihIh, ubiinaU andarv i ,A r iu'u"'"n ""list oein lue r "j up. iu on Jiouuny. PIlICES HIT AriMIS4TllM. Man's diy ticket . I S S""."' 'day llrkel , .2 A'ljiM.u,sM.n ticket .. . . JJJ i.J f i I'et. r. tury at I'nnlaud, Orf rioi.K, .1 Wnu, luuuuut ecietTi,i nihhi, mro nitmluui list. , J. T. AljmtoON1prtldent, ,. f mMmummma M