Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 07, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-TWV '"TV " " ,. w, ,, , .uiiwwhi.hij" f h E ; STAGE HOIUJEKV. ItaMrtKa, 6l.jAtig. 7, Tuemlny irvttrii, whw tlia outgoing Red 4tng Hint Big Valley singe was about three miles from Inwii, It w li ttitel by two nlgliwiiynien. Tlifi robbers demnudctl tlio express box, from wlilch ttiey recurcd nbotit 60. b.0 ouo passenger ubourd ww robbed of $12 nud u silver waloli. TliOBlflgo then proceeded, nud no news wns brought (o biwn iinill next Jnornliig by lite Incoming Mage. Tlio exprcrsbox xrimmnshed, but the mall bags were not touched, Bltowiug Itie robbers were new ul the biltfne&fl, Nothing bos been heard ofthem yet. TITLE TO VAMJAHM: I AND. San Diego, Aug. 7. Benoru M A. ftulz Ilurlou bus received notice that tlio sunrcmo court of Mexico bad decided Iter suit ORitlast the Internatloitl Company, of Bajit, Cal., lu her favor. The enso liu been pending for n long tltno past through tbo cottrls. It appears that 1'edo aastclon.Benoru Jlurtuii't ageut pt IStiHcnadn, was somewhat mixed up In a transaction whereby the International Company got possession of half n million acres 01 land of (he Burton estate. Senori Burton immediately commenced suit to recover possesion in the Kn- Bcnada court, but lost. An appeal Was taken to the federal court or Hit City of Mexico, resulting In bet favor. The company then appealed to the Mexico supreme court, wind' affirmed the declson in bur favor foi the two leagues of laud Involved Benoru Burton derives her right tc the prorerty from her grandfather, Beuor Ruiz, to whom tlio original colonial grant was made in 1801. The laud Is very valuable. IlKBTItOyKD iiy Finn. Tacoma, Aug. 7. Van Slyke' mill, situated at Vaughn bay, lu tlil couuty, was burned on Thuisdaj night. Tlio flro broke out at 12 o'clock from some unknown cause, and as there wus no water supply it was totally destroyed. Mr, Van Blyko had passed through tlio mill at 10 o'clock and is positive that there were no signs of fire, but two hours later, the whole structuro was in flames. The mill was Insured for $1600, but cost 1-iSOO. About G00 worth of lumber wasulso destroyed. TlIK UAIltD TJIIAI,. Seattle, Wash., Aug. 7. The trial of J. C. Build, charged with unlawfully arresting Custom Inspec tor 55. T. Holden on the night of the shooting at Wooley, ton days ago, was continued before Commissioner Klefer all day today. Several ad ditional witnesses wore examined for tho prosecution. Conductor McGce, who runs a freight train from Bcdro to Seattle, testified that Bulrd had told hlra tho night before tho shoot ing that there was going to be trouble and he wanted to borrow McGeo's gun. Balrd also told him that there Would be Boiiio Chlnamou to take down tho next morning and they would bo his. Tlio attorney for the defendant took soveral hours argu ing for a dismissal of tho case. If tho court refuses to grant tho motion, the trial will last all of tomorrow at least, as Balrd has eight witnesses. Customs Inspector Buchanan Is lu tho city as a witness to Bulrd. I'llKAOUEIl TAKES 1'OISON. TuiiAiti:, Cal., Aug. 7. II. II. Frank Tandy, paBtor nnd founder of tbo Christian church nt Tulare, committed suicide Wednesday oven lug by taking poison. Tho body was discovered near tho railroad at Tagus siding today, The causo of tho act was asultfordlvoree brought by bis wife on July 8th, last. The complaint lit full alleges cruel and Inhuman treatment. Ho left letters to his wife, sou, parents and friends, and lu all of them the charges against him were denied, 1IK1 SYNDICATE. New Yomc, Aug 7. It Is an nounced today that a syndicate Iiuh been formed which agrees to guaran tee Ut provide tho Union Paelllo -with all iho money it needs to take care of floating debt for tlio next threo years. Gould, Bage, Dillon, Ames, Dexter, Alklus and Dodge tire thoso composing (ho syndicate. THE PEOPLE'S PARTI An Expert Goes to Long Bench to Look for tlio Bodies. A RATHER FISHY STORY. Tarred and Feathered, Good Crops in Kansas, White Chapel Murder, Railroad Accident, Killed his Brother, State and Foreign News, Etc. TJIK l'EOl'LE'S PAn'XY. BridNOFiELD, Aug. 7, Tho peo ple's party convention, which closed last evening, was a remarkable gathering. It wan composed of ills flittlslled elements of alt parties. Eve ry delegate had his own Idea of how existing troubles could be remedied and was disposed to Insist upou it being adopted. The total representation was 1263 de'e.jates, about 400 of whom were prevent. The platform weufc through ivlth n rush, but after tho delegate read it carefully in tbo papers the 'iitlicred In knots about town and discussed it freely. Many have al ready declared their intention to Outt on account of the liquor plank, which they Bay they did not wnnl to adopt as a part of the platform. Tho leaders aro confident of form ing u colonization with prohibition lata not later than '02 and going in to the national campaign very strong. Their plan Is to extend the plunk demanding government own (THlilp ofTullroailsntid telegraph, ot llipior traffic, and have agents in charge who will conduct the busi ness .much as pcMtafllces aro now ruu. The bolting element's strength cannot be estimated until tho dele gates leport to their constituents. lion. John Sell, of Seneca, was nominated for governor. He had in years past been caudldato for tiie ume ollleo on the greenback ticket. The other nominations were: Lieu tenant governor, Frank Hist, of Cin cinnati, a competitor; state auditor, N. M. Cooper, of Athens; attorney general, Illal M. Smith, of Summit; stato treasurer, Henry "Wolf, of Cleveland. him three times with n Winchester. Threo bullets passed through the man'fr body and struck Hull's wife. the a. a. it's. Detroit, Aug. 7, At the open ing of the report of committees on tho Logan and Sherman monu ments, the Logan monument fund has now reached about (06,000, and is now closed. Sheridan fund bos (60,000. Past Commander-in-chief Burdctte, of Washington, presented reports ou a variety of subjects de preciatingly parllcularthe actions of members in endeavoring to scccure the influence of the organization to ward any Intcrfernce in the matters belonging to various departments of the government by the O. A II. The committee reported adversely on the communication from the sous of veterans desiring n closer connection with the G. A. It. The grand officers were then installed. FOREIGN. MARKETS. to look fob the iiodies. PoitTiiAND, Aug. 7. Captain A. M. Betraud left Portland for Long Beach this morning to mako uti at tempt to recover tho bodies of Mr. Steel and Miss Boise. Ho is att ex port at the business and bus hope of success. NOT FOUND YET. Sea View, Aug. 7.1 p. in. Bodies of Miss Boise and Will Steel ftavo not been found as yet. FAU.UllK. Cincinnati, Aug. 7, Cincinnati Ico Machlno company made assign ment for tho benellt of their crldlt ors, tills morning, Tho company has an extensive trade all over tho United States mid South America. They had been giving long time on notes but their owtt creditors be came too pressing, causing the fail ure. Liabilities, $120,000, assets (000,000. COUUT OF CLAIMS). WABiiiNaix)N,I).0.,Aug.7. Near ly 4000 claims for dumuges on ac count of Indian depredations have been tiled In the court of oluims tni date. W. L, Colby has been up. pointed counsel to represent the interests of tho United States In theso coses. ma i,umiii:u Kim:. OAWAJiCHE, I. T., Aug. 7. Flro last night destroyed H. W. Karly's grist mill, sawmill, lumber ynnl,luw rKnmi unieago limited ux dry goods and other buildings bo., prom tin tho Fort Way no road duo longtog to firm, with reMdonco and " tbla morning wus wrecked barns. 9,000,000 feet of lumber, on nearKust Palestine, Ohio, by run. which win (10,000 Insurance, also, nlnglnto an open switch, KiikI burued. Aggregate lout (140,000. ' lw?r l llrenniu were instantly Flro orifilimtd In the fire room of killed und olio other man while IIATHEH FISHY, Wahhinoton, D. C, Aug. 7.- Tho secretary treasury has been advised of a bold attempt to be mude to rob tho treasury by a strong and determined band of men orgaulzcd for that purpose The plan Is to start tires m various parts of tbo city for tbo purpose of diverting tho attention of tho pollco and then overpower tho treasury watchman und loot tho money vnults. Infor mation was given In n letter formed by iho king of tramps who Is said to be tho leader of tho baud. Tho letter was referred to tho captain of the watch with instructions to glvo tho visitors n proper reception. TAIHIED AND I'BATIIEHED. Brattle, Aug. 7. Father Quay, a Cathollo priest of Snohomish, was tarred and feathered by a mob yes terday morning between midnight and 1 o'clock. Citizens eflectod an entrance to bis residence and dragged him from his bed, and applied u completocoverlugoftaraud feathers. Tho priest fought desperately with his tormeutcrs, but was fluully over come. Ho Is accused of enticing children of both sexes Into his room, nud there practicing various forms of Immorality, after stupefying them with liquor. It is said that he was removed front his charge at Bt. Thouius, North Dakota, for similar practices. 000!) OltOl'H IN KANHAH. NkwYouic, Aug. 7. "Olvo tho Kansas farmers two more crops as good as their present ono and they will bo out of debt," saltl Martin Mohlcr, of Topeka, secretary of tho Kansas board of agriculture, to a re porter. "Ou tho farms pf Kaunas aro products now growing worth (00,000,000 over and above the amount the funnels require for their own tise. It the owners of thoso faritit pay, say, (25,000,000 for their groceries and clothing, they will have (l,000,000 with which to pay their debts, and the largest estimate ever madu of taritt Indebtedness was $100,000,000.'' Moblor sitld the tlgures he named were not guetts work, but based on reports received from his agents In the several coun ties of Kuusas. HAU.UOAl) ACOIDENT. PlTTSitumi, Penu., Aug. 7, The Ban Fkangisco, Aug. 7. Wheat buyer; 1891, (1.02J, season (1.C0J. Chicago, Aug. 7, At close Wheat was steady, cash, 88j J Bept. 87J. WEATHER REPORT. Ban Fkancisco, Aug,. 7, Fore cast for Oregon and Washingten: Light rains. Xha Wor'.il Unrlrliod, the facilities of the present day fo; i production of everything that will .onc!;icc to the material welfnre and r.-nfoiloi'nisiiki.id are almost unlim- U ii. and when S) mp of Pigs wns first jrodticcd tile world wns enriched with be only perfect laxative known, as it s the only icntedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste ind prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring-time sr, in fact, at any time, nnd the better it Is known the wore pooular It be comes. HKhbS BROS.' KNtlRMOUS SHOWS. Jlnny'Kinilsot JlitKiiilleenl, Novel anil Varied Entertainment. Tho death of Adam Forcpaugb leaves but two circus managements of the first magnitude; one of which is represented by the Sells Brothers, ami In no ertential respect as re gards gcnuiiio merit and enterprise aro they to bo assigned second place, while in many features of originality and genuine excellence they lead. This is tito twentieth continuous yearof their experience in tho show business; n longer period than any others can boast of, and In all that tltno they have proved able, honor able, progressive, successful and popular caterers to the millions of ainusomcnt lovers. Their varied exhibitions this season include tho only wild Moorish caravan and spectacular pilgrimago to Mecca; regal Itoniun hippo drome, triple circuses, elevated stages, performing holds, tropical aquvrluiu, aviary, royal Jupaneso troupe, monster meiiagcrio, Arabian Nights entertainment, aud splendid street parade. Among the many rnro and attractive features exclu sively presented by them will bo found Cyreuc, the emotional Spanish dancer, who Is everywhere created a furor; tho only patr of living giant hippopotami; tlio remarkable hair less horse a pair of llllputian cattle, nud a whole flock of ostriches. Tliero aro also scores of tho most eminent charioteers, male and fe male Jockoys, barebaok riders, and aerial and other performers, aud al together a program, uot only stu pendous, but most exciting, select and refined In character, all of which will bo Hit th fully presented In Salem on Aug. 20. The i'ulnlt and tlio Slit-e. Itov. F. M.Shrout, pastor United Bretliern church, ltluo Mound, Kan., says: 'I feel It my duty to tell what wonders ur. King's iNew Discovery lias none tor mo. my lungs were badly diseased, aud parishioners thought I could llvoonly a few weeks 1 tooK live bottles or tir.Klng's New Discovery and am souud and well, gaiulng 'Ji lbs. In weight." Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes: "After a thorough trial and convinc ing evidence, I am confident Dr. King's New Discovery for consunip tlon, beats 'em all, aud cures when everything else falls. The greatest kindness 1 con do my many thou- ho ml friends is to urge them to try it." Free trial bottle at Fry's drugstore. ucguiur str.es ouo ami i.w. A WHITE CHAI'EL MOHIlEn. London, Aug. 7. Early this mornlne ono of the denizens of White Chapel,an old woman named Wolfe, wns seized by nn unknown matt who cut her throataud stabbed ber repeatedly in the body. She cannot live. Tho police us usual, are unable to And the murderer who has disappeared. RUSSIAN AND FRENCH TIIEATY. Paris, Aug. 7. Lepax publishes an article which says Baron Molt rehenhetm, Russian ambassador to France, has received a cipher dis patch from the Russian foreign miu istcr, announcing the treaty alliuuce betwsen Russia aud Franco hsd been signed. NEW MINISTRY IN HOLLAND, Amsterdam, Aug. 7.r-A new cabinet bus been formed, with Tien haven es premier and minister of the interior, Tnk, minister of com merce aud industry; Bmldt, minis ter of Justice; Cremer, minister of the colonies, nnd Pierson, minister of finance. A PEACEFUL COMPANY. Viknna, Aug. 7. Tbo Freuden blatt In an article on tho visit of tbo French fleet to Cronstadt, says the aproachment Is merely another peaceful compact like the drelbimd, aud Russia will not support Franco's chauvinistic endeavor. RUMORS OF WAR. Paris, Aug. 7. Telegrams re ceived here from Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, bring rumors of prepara uloiis for wnr being mnde by Hip military authorities of that country. The rumors are not confirmed, how ever, PARN ELL'S FRIENDS. Dublin, Aug. 7. Tho Belfast Morning News, which I1113 hitherto supported P.trnell, yesterday de clared that public opinion is setting in the direction of the policy of Dillion and O'Brien. "" . OF LANDING NET3. Describe H li REAh ESTATE TKAXSFKKS FILED WITH COUNTY KECOHDEK. M Feusko and wf to D W Wloting nud Geo Burkmler, 120 acres s r J sec, 1 tp 5 s r 1 except 40 acre. (IG00. U S patent to John M Pugh, 320 acres of sees 1, 2, tp 7 s, 3 w by James Buchanan, pres. J T Vnudeleur and wife to Mari anna Vaudeleur, Its 1, ii, 3, 4 blk 14, Butteryiile, $2000. 8 R T Jones and wife to Ernstus E Be veus, 11 acres lu sec 33, tp 5 s, 1 w, (2.30, that the sur- Itemuvitl of Ollleo. Dr. W. It. lining has moved his office Into the Dr. Rowland build ing ou comer or Liberty aud Court streets, and Will occupy tho ofllee, surgical rooms and laboratory for merly used by Dr. Rowland. Dr. Young has not removed from liU resilience ou Court street, where ho can bo found at other than ollleo hours. 8-1-1 w Baby aried, Mother tighcd, Doctor ptvMiriUxl : CastorUI (ho grist mill. THE HUtl-TltlUBUUY tCHKMIS. TOI'EICA, Kiujsuk, Aug. 7. Alonxii Wardoll.aSouth Dakota member of tho National Executive committee of tho Farmer' Allluneo who is kero, said o found thu Dakota, WkcouMn, Oregon, California unit Wwtblugton in favor of ilia sub. HiHMKiry clime, working In thu gors hurt. wreck. No passom Ktl.LKIt inn nno l II Kit. Hr. Louis, Aug. 7. John Hull, nu extensive planter who lives near WIIIU, shot and Instantly killed his craxy brothel' who lived with him, nud mortally wmitjded his own wife Tho Insane man utlncked Hull with ; State, on altlfo, and John Initelf defenso shot drv. Buy thu light running 327 Commerelul street' Bl titrer nt eod Towels nud crashes nt out rato prices this week, T. Holversoa. Quluk time nuu tnrougli trains ollered ptinsonuorw nud shippers by the Chicago, Union Paoltlo & North western Line, Ban FruuuUeo nnd Port laud to Chicago, cod Aug II. Pohlo Is still nt tho foot of Front, opposite tho foiin- llewaro of Ointments for' Catarrh Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy sense of smelt und completely range the whole system when tenng It through tho mucous taees. ttucit articles sltoulU never be uted except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to tlio good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taken luteruully,uii(lucts directly upon tho blood and mucuous surfaces of the system. In buying Hull's Catarrh Curo bo sure you get tho genuine It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. CheHey & Co. Sold by druggists, price 75 cents per bottle. Passonjrers destined to tho nromi- uent cities east of tho Missouri river Uulon Mni?- i.iii .. . ii. .ii . uiiiuuiit i milium uuu wnguer sleep ing cars, elegant Pullman nud Northwestern (titling cars, free re clining chulr cars, handsome day coaches and comlortablo Pulhnau colonist sleepers. eod-aug Tlio well known strengthening proper ties ut Iron, combined with other tonics mm a most perfect nervine, nro fonud In Cutter's Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves uutl body, und Improve the blood nnd complexion. ThorolsnoononrtlclolH tho lino ofmed. (clues tlmtiilves so hit-go return for Iho money is u (food porous KtrouiUhtnlni; Piaster, such no Curtur'N Himirt Weed uud liellndonuH llncKiicho Pliiktcrs. Must not brf ri.nfiinndiul will. nr,,irtn cnthiirl o or puruntlvo pills. Curler's Little Liver Pills nre tinllrcly like them In every respect. One trhl will provo their superf orlty. ' should putronlze the Chicago, Pacific & North westeru line. Tholluest bo.ich In Orogou, beauti ful surroundings, and tho best sum mer hotel on tho coast, Gearhnrt Park, Clatsop Beach, Seulde, Oregon. A Rarrastle IsaHO Wnlton Experience with Them. Anglers will hear with tempered en thusiasm that a now landing net boa been Invented. Tho Impossibility of doing either with or without a landing net reminds tho learned of what tho Roman sago remarked about wives. With no landing net how aro you to secure a fish, either where tho banks are stcop and grassy or whero you havo to wade far out from tho beach? The Irst problem occurs in the Test and most KMithern streams; tho second in large waters like the Tweed and Eden. In tho former case you bring your trout to a,,i,iiil!nn. but how nro you to lay immi.nn hlitit Tho moral victory is yours. You have beguiled nnd dom inated a subtlo nnd spirited opponent Hut tho base world refuses to credit tlio triumph unless you have tho trout tn Rlmw. Generally you bring him to the edgo of tho bank and then try, very nincerlv. fo lift him by tlio gut. Then lio rrivps n nlunzc. tho hook leaves lta hold and off ho goes. Tho plan of lead Ing him into a ditch nnd walking half n milo to tlio head of tlio ditch, whero ho may be stranded, is tedious and undig nlfled. In wading far out from tho beach it is laborious and unsafe to wado all tho wav back, but it is very difficult to grip a trout in midstream. Northern arnrlcre. therefore, use landing nets nearly half us long ns the rod, which they carry in the left hand, n weariness to the Ilesh, though a stall and com fort in wading. Tiio southern lias invented many dodges. Tliero are telescope net han dles, which should shoot out to the requisito length if everything goes well. Tliero aro nets with hinges nnd springs, which rust, and refuse at critical mo ments to open or shut. Then tho ma cliino lias to bo enrried suspended to something, and when you most need it it is said you cannot unhitch it. There you stand, the rod in ono hand, and fighting for dear life with your landing net. Or tlio wretched thing gets un hitched when not wanted and falls on tho long grass, which you do not dis cover till you most need its assistance. A landing net is always in tlio way when not wanted, and out of tho way when most in demand. The new one "is suspended from tho shoulder by tlio web band" of tho creel, but a creel is as great a burden as a landing net, and is usually empty. Here aro the plain, simple directions for use: "Catch hold of tho handle with your left hand, pulling it up at right angles to you, with tlio net held closely between the left arm and body; then, with thumb and forefinger (still using tho let liand), undo tho catch, pull, turn und push, and it is free." Verily, this does not read like an easy task for a nervous man, flustered by that rare event, the hooking of a largo trout. Perhaps tho best plan, after nll,-is the northern ono of carrying a simple- land ing net in tho hand, or let us loose the trout when wo havo established our moral superiority, and discard impedi menta. London Saturday Review. RO T&S HaBMB nj.'jwiiieimi in wi n mi " Partios wishing to build nice residences and in search of a beautiful Incm;,,, with pleasant surroundings should visit ROSKDAIvE. It is located direct on the Electric line to the Fair Ground, overlooking the entire J the snow capped mountains, Mt, Hood and Alt. Joftersoii, as well as the ever green hills of Polk county are in plain view. Tho site is unsurpassed ainj the whole tract is a beautiful green plateau. The High school as well as the North Salem new building are within a short distance of this tract. pemd B JZ2 1 Are now ordered graded at the expense of the owners. This property is now for sale by All Real Kstate Mer In this City, who will be ready at any time to show this tract to purchasers. A LAEGE SUPPLY OP THE best quality of brick at the yards near Penitentiary. BURTOf ' BROS. bilmi, Gregon, Pianos and AND- Organs --MUSI CA L JUJUi CHAKDI8JS. FINEST LINF. LOWEs-T PRICES. Installments fmui 55 per mouth up. Wholesale and Retail. P. H. EAST0N & CO., 310 Commercial St., Salem. Head Quarters for the Salem Orchestra. dw 25c Want Go! htleiH !nerted WOICI) EAOIf tihemcut Inserted In till mint wcnty-tlve oenlp for iiNV ota? J INSI ft J. IX .N.VU i1njrBfn3 WANTED. A boy toesiry pawn i! ply at tliln om-t i)im.(isy,i' I, WANTED.-A K'.il for u'lirralh1 work. Hlxtlon It .ork, Inr. Bicyman blntk, tipi-luus j F m ussOTamai A Child to Ho Pitied, Tho little children of the rich in this city aro in a bad way. A kind of creeping paralysis lias como upon them, numbing tlio first instincts of childish minds. They havo drunk too deep of tho privileges of the world. They are already blase. They havo seen too much. When Barnum's show was hero a little boy one of thoso unfortunate children of tlio rich sat solemnly by tho side of his father throughout tho entiro performance. His boyislt heart ed father cheered liko a boy and looked with wido eyes of interest on every per formance that was offered. Finally his eight-year-old son raised his eyes wearily to his father and said: "Do you think it's good? Why, I don't seo any wonders hero at all." Poor littlo chap I Can you fancy a child out of Wonderland at eight years! Could anything be more dreary? Here wore oven if ho didn't And them won derfulat least as wonderful tinners in tho way of animal creation as tho Cre ator has yet been ablo to tbbik up for this planet, and as wonderful things in tbo wny of animal performance as an imnls, including the human ones, aro yet capable of, and yet this forlorn lit tlo child didn't "seo any wonders at all." Now York Evening Sun. INSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY "The State." Assets Over 350,000 Dollars. . , GEO. M. BEELKK, City Agent. And Rpeclnl agent for Mar'on county. (Jt are with the Company. MORGAN & MEADE, Truck & Dray Line. Hood teams and stronghold. prompt work is our Stockholders Meeting. NOTICE la hereby given that tho annual meeting of the stockholders of the Capital Gold nnd allver mining compuni , ot ihe city of Salem, Orcgou, will bo held ut the ollleo of the company, in said slty, on the second Tnursday, the 13th dav of August, 1801, at 3o,cloc:c p. in., for thefelec tlouof directors, and such other business as may come beforo tho mee inc. I. li. HTKIl'KLiElt, S-C. Salem, Oregon, July 25, 18'Jl. 7 II 2w J G. HARRIS. II. A. MOORE SALEM EATRESS COMPANY. Leave oiders at the Club stables, ono biock eru-t of l'ostoincc. All orders promptly attended to. OR BAT.K. At u hnr.- ., I1 home.oisht room houV U,,r'M and neatly papi-rcd, wlm tuo Jot ' Applv to Williams & KngUi d hi till company. LOV1'. A gold bi. nrtlpln,houchnMr tot with tt e ;dlamoi..ls. f iE wooJ. ;il Contei tiucr, or tlson Jli r-nltMil.i hi. '.t i i. . T..r litln rand u.iih lur uminu.. sf ipi" "' i- ; " , I'lrruvnr ba.i.ii L B. HUFFMAN, Lively Stable and Feed Yard. 'the Best Box Stalls and Corral In the Mty. Quiet lamlly horbes a specialty. (In rear Willamette hotel.) SALBrvT, - - OKBGON E. O. CLOSb, Butcher' and Fatter. SHtc M. and Court !St The ben n.cnu delivered to all parts of the city. K. K. HALL, Payor Hanger. Leave order at.Olobe Ileal Estate Exchange W.M. DeHAVEN, Boarding - and - Sale - Stable. Hood's Sarsaparilia i e ...'illy prepared Irom SarsnnailUti, u, :itin, M.uulniKo, Dock, 11liii'U.i, : i', er lterrlvd.niut othor well-kiumn nial .u .bio euetublu rmiUHlloo, liy a peeult.ir ' .Miutlou, ruoitlun, and process, glv- I'tJ tloml's SAisaparllU curative (nmer t lKinaeimod by other liicdleluoo. It i ?U teiimrk.ililo euros whero others (ml. Hood's Sarsaparilia t ihe Uet liloint ptirltlvr. It euies Scrofula, - i.t ltliuuin, ItolU, I'lmplus, nH Uiinuus, 'jtipejifcla, Itillouuiufts, Slok lloiidnclio, .i .ItfOfctliui, Uoiieral Debility, Cat.irili, .'LeuuiittUin, Kidney ami I.her etm ! !nts overeomos Tint Tired lVellng, vroutos nn apietUo, imiUU up tlio system. Hood's Sarsaparilia 1 Ins met uuiurallcd n access at home. Swell U lis ixipiilsrlty In Louell, Mass., where It Is tnado, that Unveil UritggUts sell inuro ot HihhI's SArap.ullU than nil other anrsapa lUbts or IiUkhI purlller. The same succom U PiUwilIng all over tlio country. Hood's Sarsaparilia Is ou)l.ir lu Its itrooEttt and eeouomy It Is tho only priaraiuu ot which cun truly W said " 100 loi Oao IXilUr." A bottle ot llu,Ht'S)irMiarUliUaVfn accord ing to dlroriiuui, will lt a ihoiiIIu Hood's Sarsaparilia Is peculiar lu tUe eonSittwiM It gains aiuon all elawies I i npin. Wkro it l uimw umhI lttecoiues a fatoilte f.iiuily riHly. li not he Induced to buy other rvKirathius. llo luro to put tho recullar MvOMuci, Hood's Sarsaparilia PolJt.yJrvtwtiti. tlxNrfO. PiciowJUj O. L lllOD S CO, Arct ttrln, Luwrtt, Hm IOO Dosos On Dollar A Stutter of Ilesldeuce. Colonel Ingorsoll tells this stery: A tow years ago a fellow from Mnssaclm uotts was down in South Carolina, and as ho walked along tho street, aftor ho had been thcro soma time, thoro was an old follow nailing a sign upon his house, "For Sail," and this Massachusetts fol low looked at tho old man and said: "That Isn't tho way to spell salo." And tho old fellow, with a great deal of con tempt, turned to him and said: "How long havo you lived la Charles tour' "Well," ho says, "I havo been hero about a year." "Well, young man," said tho Charles tonlan, "I was born hero; I guess I know how to spoil salo." Thoro Is nothing so beautiful as con. fldenco In tho placo vrhoro you reside Helena Independent llHrtUnliig Steel. Tho successful manufacture of hard mod ehrouio steel armor piercing pro jectiles having only small cavltios is acid by Sir Frederick Abel to bo a ro atarkablo Illustration of tho control which has been acquired over tho treat ment of steel, to which an exceptional iegreo of hardness may bo Imparted without dotrimont to tenacity. Now V'ork Times. "Just as Uooil," Ka some dealer who try to tc u HlitMltlllo nreimnilloii wlm ., miHtniuur nilla for Hood's SarnapntU. Iu, Do not allow any such fulbo Mntontoiits tm this Induce you to buy what you do not want.Itemoin. hor that tho only reason for ntakliig It U that frw tviits more profit will to nintlo on the substitute. In. BUUipnii hnvHig tho tK.1 mwllolno llrHHl'aSareaiwrllla. It Is peoullar to itsuir. One door west of I.unn's Dry Woods store ou Htate street. Quiet family teams. Spec ial attention paid to transient stock. 6:ltt $500 Reward! WKwlll pay tho above reward for any case of liver complaint, dyspepxla, sick headache, Indlgestlou, constlpallon or cos tlvouess we cannot cure wltw west's Vrg cltahleLlqcr l'llls, when tho directions are itrlctlo complied with. They are purely vegetabl. and never fall to i?lvn siiii.r.in. tlon. Bugar coated, Iirge boxes, contain ing 30 pills, 28 cents, lleware of counter- itMLiiiiiu iiuiauons. rno genuine manu matured ohly by THIS JOIIN O. WKST Co. Chicago III, Hold by Oeo. K. Good, Druggist, S09 Com. strfet, Halem Or HIVES, SECTIONS, FOUNDATION, etc. Send For Pi ices. Don't fosg tthe Pioneer Dta Kcp?r uud supply dealer. K . llHUOKH. 4-iu-w-uiii bllvtiton.Ougon, The New Blacksmiths SPRAGUE& HILGERS, Successors to John Holm, cor. Commei clal aud Cheniekcla streets, .'aleni. Hone shot-lug a speoiHlly. jotf FjVBM for sale. 3-0 acres of best stock and fruit land In OnKiiufortulnni a jaigalu. Will sell in ots to suit pm clmoer. Addiessor call on w un . t'-J.siHKL, Knights, Oro. Neui-Sllvert'ietk KulN. 7 8 3m ArAMlil-A pc.slii.iu m h:i(Ulie in 4i, co'l.ir Center streets-. dajr tr r rtx t JSi TTANTKI). V bool0tcpr. Apply to tlco. A XKisltlon ny a mnm 7 Eh ITOH HALE. About one ul-iu of laiJi barn, with lurulng water In ru barn. A benullful location lerahom qulioat second hou-eon right nacdi of Asylum avenue after crosslnz bt -olngtoAHjliiiii. t WANTHD-OuTagents make JlOOto a month selling our goods on i .icrlls. e want count; unit w egcuts, and will tjike bact nil comi oldifncoiiuli ueut falls to clear nnd expenses af'trn thlrtj days' trUl ngeneialagcnt lo..s than J'iW. viei send laigo illutidted cliciilius and i nUtinHjieclal oiler to bull torrilorr. piled lor, on receipt of 3 one cent tti Apply at once and get in or- the tw ddrtss IlennerilanufacturlngCo p burg. Pa. 17iit-. Capital City ltdwi Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meals at All Hours olIM A'nne but white labor employed l A good substantial meal cookedlu! vi. tea iijnj Tueuty-flve cents per niea). R. EC D FRONT Court street, between Journal uatii jinii'R j.ivurj EAST AND SOUTH VIA Southern Pacific Route Shasta Line CALIFORNIA KXPBESS TKAIN-RUN DAILT "WH( rOKIXAFD AND S. F, QUill'tOl'' Toucher's lion. Exnminn- M.T. RINEMAN, DEAU5U IN; Staple and VTOII'JI. Is hereby given that the next JL regular quarterly Axnmlnatlou ofap l'llcintk for ctitiflcnttK to tench In tlia pub ic schools of Oiegon will bo held in the Cou-t House nl baleni, Wednesday, August 12, 1891, at 1 n'lkvii p. in., thai p. A indicants must bepitseut at tlio ojitulugof the session County Superintendent 'of SehooU lor Marlon county, Origan. X l td dw "BouTuT 7:00 p. in. V:ls p. in. S:I5 a.m. rvT I.V. Ar. Portland t-'alem San Kran. "Korth." Ar. I :J5a.m. t.v. I 7:2Sa. m Lv. I BOp.m Iwx.... t.t ? r '""' inuus siop cniy at rollowlni; sta tlous north of Ito-eburg, Kast Portland Ongon City, Woodburn,' Salem, AlbaSy langent. sfhedds, Halsey. Harrisburz Junction City, Irving and Eugene. lloaKllUltO MALI. nAtLY. W0 a. m. KWJ a. i it W0 p. in. I.v. 1.V Ar, Portland Halein ltoseburg Ar.j .( p. ni. 1:0s p. m. :2) a. m Vllmny Loral. Dally (Kxccnt Sunday.) MO n. in 7:5-' p. in, :0J P. m. I.v. Lv: Ar. Portland ealcm Albany Ar. l-v. Lv, K)0a.in, .1W a. m 5.00 n.m. TOLLMAN BUFFET SLEEPE11S. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, Kor aceominodution ot second class piuwngers attached to express trains. iVd Side Division, Between Portland and Cvrvallis: DAILY (EXegtT SUNDAY). IlVTliHWAY.-ir jou oro look. hiRfor fensoiinlile grocerlw, fruits, or vegetable, call at 8iulre Farrur A Co. They hnve wlmt you want. 7rfO n. in. 110 p. in. nvrrofoiua-xs ArOorvallls I.v. "Sao p. in. ISJt p. in. iii, A,bSnjr Hn 0l"'l connect with trains uf Oregon Ihicitlo lUllroad. XeKBaTIUIi-(DAILY KXCKiTTSttifilAY 4iW p. iu.Tl.v. lrTOud?TrrrSa3urn7 Throuffh Tickets To all point. EAST nud SOUTH m .,ift"u"ul,ul1 """rmation regard. Oregon State Fait Th'rl vflrstnr mnl exhibition under tbo AKiliult ue, wll bf he' l ,u the biale r.ilr grounds u ur aU'in, c -miucnciug ou Jlonduy, Koptombt'r U, 1801, nd la ting one week. OVER $15,000 .. IX CASH WtEMlUMS "".!?.? i0.".1: Vl": mechau. ........ ..,, (ul urj. 01 an and fancy work and 'rials of upeea. "''duoednilchforliireaudfreluht'on nil I.". "Vjant hnpfoVen cnls haVe bcend'e lV: ollexniblror ,UClCttSCd "" Ibiii9n will bc0pca4Nighis in Ihe WceK A Milendld Held othon.es entered In the f Utrlen fur uroTttfutiid ,.t... w . lV at bTbTloraVurredtoniToas I'ltlCKd OK ADMISSION. Man's day tloket 4 )mAlt'ri linn tlL.... 9 OU H tuM KM.u tl.-ket-." ., SS ? u. lv u.,llry ".' '''f"l"nrt. Oregon, m 7iL5 AST, S.luul rotarlTa"; du-ir Al'i','-",-', Pr..ient. ''"tf J-l.tSHKao, uror reKe'-y, Glassware, Lamps, Vi lso yeeetablcsnail fruits iu ihelrw . vv g ns- co p'lld A)r country n? ! r l"""' J1 yuur luiroDc. IMI Utt-t:ettm THE WILLAMETTE SALEM, ORJZG0S. Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 perM The bet hotel between Portlandsidij rraucibco. I'irst-class In all Its sppo nients. lu tables nro served will Choicest Fruits Grown in the;Viiiamelte Valley. A. I. WAGNER, M EL S & WHITLEI LIVERYMEN. South ofWHUimottoHottlj SALEM - - - OREW1 ,?rctarj. MONEY! Te Lmk on Real FsUte SceurHy, FEAR & HAMILTON WgZXg 5 Kor Sale Cheap ion nnva nv T.AND . .. " ""i'1-" "' .wll ft murs from Salnn at 5 peraoa - m W arret .uen. balance timber G.ooa'R.'l wuier. "X'ermu fcasy." hyV:Jl Opera Hoube.Oonn SAlEM, - - kUdw i Oregon A. I. SHIM P. M. D., . .. ., , ...... , .- Plivsicinn and Surge IjitootPblladflphU-l . tltCTRICITV IS lilt muj; J-rbSI Of all Ihmi.le, ltliruniMtlr. f"urt ...... . .- a, , i,.rv --. Mini IMVrtlMI HIW4PW .. ', i-lif r , iitmii iiiicii vieiu to ""' V "tber mode of treatment h" j i nineen yeari ciinteai c"-" m K0 Cummerclul ktreet, ' r. . , 4" I