Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 07, 1891, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Evening capital journal., August 07, 1891, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1891)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textypg jwinnintw 'wwtiwty" Mv''"",wr-iy5y5!SB!iiityw wggiWT'iiJilllWWJiliPiiltfJ' ', LPill i "aw i,uju i'WHHIBP(PBPPtwW!t"'"' '' "" MB CAPITAL JODUUL UU..jilllUHC Htl DAY .. AUGUST 7, 18 1 TEHMS OF gUUBUUIII'lON. -tow HI 160 Dully by to"" per month, . ffeetLlj by ninu per year,. FREE DELIVERY BY OAIMUEil. Dally for single week, - 15 ct. Dally Tor two weeks, 25 ct. Dally by month, . 5ocU CollcotlonB will bo mndo on lnt nnd 15tU of month. Huberlbeni will please leave money for cnrrlors nt hoiiwi or where it Is delivered, b) an to cnuse no delays In toUect'ons TUB EVENING OAI'tTAT, JfttntNAI. rc(TH- lorly receives the utternoon nfcsoclalrrt press dispatches. . GILBERr & I'-ffliMN, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. Notice. Person lenviug town for the sprlugs, seacoust or mountnlua, can hove tho Daily Journal sent to them without extra cost, by leaving orders at tho office. New Corporations. Articles lira filed by Frank Spelling, W.S. Musou, Mose Meyer, C. C. Walk, and John L. Ayer, of Portlund, for "The Portland and Northern Hall way," slock, $10,0U0, to construct line? us follews: Portlund to Spring vuter, Cliickiiims county; Mllwnu kit lo Hpilngwnter; Sellwood to Bpilngwutcr; Sprlngwnter to Falls on tiutith Fork of Clackamas; roads lino bo horse, steam or electric. AKo by Jesse D. Curr, G. "W. Smith, nud Ross Tiayner, of Llnltville, Or., BtocK, ijOO.tOO. "The Carr Canal and Irrigation Co., of Klamath, county." Captuked. The escaped trusty convict, Edward Whitlock, was re captured by Deputy Sheriff Wain at 3:30 Thursd jy in tho lower part of the county. "Wednesday morn ing he wrs within ten minutes walk of the man at oue time. Whitlock wrs weak from exposure in the storms and pretty budly crippled. At oue Jones' he had exchanged his prison overalls aud rubber coat for a suit throughout. He will be no more encouraged by the cmjfldeuce of the prison managers, and Dep uty Wain rejoices over the $oU reward. Roast Melon. A car of water melons fiom Grauta Pass arrived at noon for John G. Wright aud Squire Farrar. The car hud evidently caught fire enroute for Salem. A hole was burned through the side at the door, which being discovered was put out by the train hands. To do tills the door had to bebiokeu out aud a good many of tho melons were smashed and quite a number done brown, some burned black and cooked through. At 2 p. in. the consignees had made an adjustment with the company to stand the lot,s Meetino Succeps The Kee'ey Institute for the cure of liquor, opium aud tobacco Iiabite, located ft 423 First street, Portland, has never been without patieuts since the fir.st week of its existence, says the man ager, and lias now tleveu persons under office treatment three for opium, Ave for liqnor and three for tobacco habits. A failutc to cure after a complete course, is unknown. Sufferers and their friends should investigate. At Myrtle Cheek. Over oue hundred men are now employed at the Myrtle Creek mines and about fifty more will be sent out in u day or two. Work on the big ditch is being pushed rapidly and will be completed about October 1st. Dr. .urowu Drought lu about $1'.!00 in gold from there last week. Eugene -Register. The Streets. The ordinance committee is laboring at the plane and specifications submitted by tho citizens lor street improvement, and will have it ready for action by next meeting. Space in Pavillion.- Parties wishing space in the grand pavilion building at the state fuir, will make application eurly to secure fame by calling on or addressing Will II. Savage, Balem, Superintendent of pavilllon. 8 7-d-tf MELONS.-First quality retail at 2J cents a pound. John G. Wrifcht. Best goods, uniform prices, court eous treatment. Sroat & Glle. Fresh steam roasted "Gamecock" peanuts at Hellenbrand'a. Boots and Shoes at. cost at tho Capitol Adventure Co. tf Special linen sale nt Holversou's this weektowels, crashes, table linens aud napkins at u sacrifice. 'Jatterlln Is tho first to offer aristo photos. Chipped beef extra choice, at Clark & Eppley's. House and four Iota in East Salem JS50 on the Installment plun. Apply at Globe office at once. Hats at cost at venture Co. tho Capitol Ad-tf We are selling Judies niHes and children's Canvas aud Uiieoet shoos lejs than coat. Wm. limw n & l o , boots and shoes. 7 3H-Ct Chinook Salmon, halibut, sfabn.; ftlso choice veuson, fat hens, frj it-, nnd broilers lu abundance. Special free delivery every hour In the day. Davison & White's wholesale and retail fish, game uud poultry dexit, 04 Court street. Crescent creamery butttrSrout & Ulle, THE B018K FATALITY. A Continnnns Tlinno of Rtr-M Tlie llrow iihrg as llrsrribeil by Kye Mitnrimrs. Tho unfortunate death lu the w avea of Miss Nellie Boise continues to be a theme of local regret and the story, coupled with exprtsslous of borrow, was on every tongue. Judge Bolso felt the terrible blow more deeply us time wore on and Thurs day he took a trulu to go to the scene of the disuslcr nml try to do nil In his power to recover the body. Nellie was his favorite child. When the judge was striken down at Al b.tiiy a few years ago w ith a deadly fivershe was by his side day nnd night aud while all the family did nil lu their power no attention? were so soothing, no nursing so elfectlveaud no watcher so tlieless and faithful as that of his daughter Nellie. She was the secret pride of his life, the joy of his heart aud her death Is his great loss. Thursday evening tho Marlon Square Luwu Tennis club met, re solved to meet no mure this year nnd beautifully decorated the grounds with lloral wreath"B. Thero will be other memorial exercises In her honor. There Is some feeling that the escort of Mies Boise did not make proper eflort to rescue Miss Boise. Being the stronger of the two nud u good aw linmer at first glance It does not Peem just that she should have been lost. But tho story of all the eyewIlneiwiH is that Mr. Lombard made a heroic eflort to save Miss Boise anl i.eari.v h.st his own life In the effort. THE fe'JOUY OP EYE WITNKSSKUS. Marshall Steel, son of James Sje6l, and coubln of Willo Steel, was at the beuch at the time of tho drown ing, and had been bathing. Ho was not iu theburf at the time. He describes it thus: "Bathing was considered better at Stout's lb, in at tho other place. Wo waded out, and separated. Willie got away from me just as I reached a waist depth, but my feet etiuck a htiok which I mistook for a small log. aud fearing iujury I re turned to the shore. Hardly hacl 1 reached dry sand when I saw every one make a scramble to get ashore, and then I noticed that there was trouble. I only saw Willie ouce. He was rid ing on the crest of a breaker aud seemed to be very weak. I ran down to tho water, but he had disappeared fiom view. Ben Lombard worked like r. giant to save Miss Boise, but it was an impossibility. The inbUtut almost that be clasped her a wave wltL fresh uudei current came in and tore her from him, aud and at the same time dashed Lom bard senseless. He was borne to the shore and brought to consciousness. Wo were not out any further than usual, and old-timer bathers say they never saw anything that equaled those waves nnd tows at thai place. It came up like a flash, and inn few moments, which seemed cen turies, it was gone." YOUNG JOHNSON'S STOllY. Musler Nallow Johnson, son of W. Carey Johnson, was In the midst of the trouble, and but for the end of a log which was thrown iu, he, loo, might have drowned. "I think," said he, "that had Willie been cool ho mluht have saved himself. He stood as good a show us any ouo else, but he got terribly excited, nnd fought the waves fiercely. In this way he was soon exhausted. Had he remained self-possessed, I think he could have weathered it through. "When the terrible waves came in it seemed that the beach was rnude of quicksand and that our feet were laced iu throngs, for oue could no more stand steady than he could H.V. WAVE AFTER WAVE. "The suif came iu from the south ward and wave followed upon wave, i Lombard nmdo a heroic effort to save Miss Bo!te. Everyone was so excited, iucluding myself, that no one remeiiibers all the incidents connected with the disaster any too cle.uly. The prevailing idea was to save one's own life, and the life of bonie oue else, if possible. Hacl the tow kept up a minute louger, there is no telling but nil would have per ished. "The undertow ceated at a distance of at least 200 feet out. and could they huve known this nnd re served their strength all could have escaped. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Judgo Bellinger, of Portland, is In tho city. Stnto Treasurer Melrohan Is In Portlund. Governor Pennoyer was In bis office today. Hon. M. Jj. Chamberlln has re turned from n few weeks spent in tho Sound country. Wm. Wioke has the contract for the painting of the University. Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Matthews and Mrs. T. H. Barnes are at Now port. Mrs. A. Coolldgo of Colfax, chap erons Miss Anna Thornton aud Miss Grace Scriber to Neeowin. Mrs. H. P. Strem: will spend u month witlr her daughter, Mrs. V. S. Kinney, at Astoriu, uud at Gear- hardt Park. Mr. Nuruburger, who mndo all the rustic seats on tho asylum lawns has gone to Turner to teach school. King Hlbbard says grain Is not damaged by the rain. If the weath er should clear by Sunday it will be nil right. A week of raiuy weather would be disastrous lo the blugest crop this valley bus over hud. Senntor Coggswell, of Lake coun ty, who was Buch an efficient repre sentative of nil corporation interests in the legislature lust winter, Is still In the city. A test was made at 12 m., of the new fire ularms run in from the can nery and woolen mills. They worked with perfect success, and other private lines will be ruu iu to the Capital Engine house. The Hist plowing of the season was done by It. It. Ryan Thursduy on a tract owned by Hofer Bros. It Was sowed to turnips. It. It. Ryan is an enterprising farmer. Alonzo P. Carr, nu old soldier, Co. I. 48th Indiana, died Thursday at tho asylum. The G. A. It. con ducted his burial. Nettie Cook of Independence, a sister of Mrs. O. 1). Rennie, died Aug. 0. Mr. and Mrs. Rennie at tended the fuuerul. B. F. Sanders, who works on the works on the Capitol Mills, was hurt by a fall through a hatchway lie is uble to be about. J. C. Caywood has bought a farm near Sweet Home and today went up to look after it. Salem people from Waterloo and Soda Springs suy those are splendid places for summer tesorts and Mint the waters are very Hue. Setli It. Hammer has returned from Soda Springs. There is some talk that it is to lute to make permanent 'street Improve ments. It Is not to late to rnuke a begiurung. The gutters and curb ing bhould go iu at ierst. Hendriok's peaches by the basket, at John G. Wright's. II Pou-McKin- HOTEL ARRIVALS. "WILLAMETTE" H Heverou, New York. H H Thompson, Salem. T T Kane, F Fellows, W tlerir, E M Braltain, E 8 ney, T J Muuiy, S S Goldsmith, Wm H Rarnhart, Portland. C A Cnegswell, Lakeview. W S Hudson, St Louis. J II Wayne, Dallas. It F McCormlck, Fort Bidwell. C P Heniger, S F. "COOK." J D Alexander, T H Walganst, L Fullerton, Salem, C Prieslor, Astoria. Dr J J Leavortt, Molulla. J Howard, Albany. S Rolfe. G PLenck, Urbana. T Sagemau, Chnthum, Eng, G Martin, Spokane, Resolutions Upon Ibe Death of Mm I. X. Gilbert. Whereast Our dear friend, M r I. N. Gilbert, baa been prenn tuiely removed from our midst by the liainl of death, therefore, bo it reselved: 1st, That In tho untimely death of Mrs. I. N. Gilbert, wo have hiiT furcd nn IrriMiiimble loss. 2nd. That ns a Sunday Kehonl we owe an everlasting oebtur grniiunie to Mrs. I. N. Gilbert for her earnest, Christian work lu behalf of the scln ilfroni the tlme'.f iwiniili' Hull In I tin virv illittf f her dpnlll. 3rd. That wo uflriUre nniUi of our Sntulnv HnliiMil'8 well earned success to Mrs. Gilbert' loyalty to the work of Christ, to her devotion to duty and to her un tiring paticneo amid difecourageme uts. 4th. That wo do hereby express our most profound sprnpatiry lor an the members of her family so sud denly called to mourn the denlb of one so dear to them. Cth. That It is the sense of this Sunday School Mint wo do not mourn us those without hope, but on the contrary, we believe that Mrs. I N. Gilbert has gone into n higher Btute of rrever ending exist e nee and t hut she bus ulre-rdy heatd the welcome plaudit "Well done, tlioiiuood uud faithful servunt" and that she Is now flittlnir at the feet of our deur Savior whom she delighted to serve while iieie upon the earth. NAl'OLKON Davjs, Lena Breyman, Bei.i.e W. Choice, Committee. Oregon (Miautnuq'in. The Oregon State Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Assembly will ho held at Gearhart Park, be ginning Sunday, August 0, 1601. Excursion rates from Portland to Gearhart Park and return, between August 7th arid 18th, $4. Special tickets called "Aesemby Tickets" will be Issued at Union Pacific office, First and Oak streets Tire Southern Pucillo Citnpuny allows a reduction of one-third over lis lines. Hotel Gearhart, at Gearhurt Park, on Clatsop Bench, Amos Strong, manuuer, is new, nud is the best uummer and seaside hotel in Oregon today. It has its own water wor'i", furnishing pure spring water. Has best service, most modern conven iences, nnd best of sanitary eornii tions, perfect draiuuge, turd pure air, Unexcelled surf bathing, srxtceii' mile beach drive turd latge gram covered play grounds. Easy of access by carriage or train Gearhart Park depot, on the A. & S. C. It. R., being but a short walk from the hotel. Trains connect with Steamers Telephone nnd Potter dally. Steamer Thompson's passen gers transfer at Astoriu. Mall address: Hotel Gearhart, Gearhart Park, Seaside, Oregon. Newton Recrs in bis flrcat IMoy'Lo-t in London." This play is full of pathos and contains many dramatic situations of unexciting character, as well as enough wit nnd comedy to keep back the tears. The plot Is consistent and the dialogue of the highest order. Mr. Beers is a great actor. Ho is gifted with a voice of great power, with tones of rare richness; this nature gave him, and by studious npp'ication of art, he controls it with masterly power. I:r Nellie Armroyd,Miss Randolph Is sympathetic to u degree that brings tears to the eyes of many. Maud Carter in "TIddy" 13 clever and cute. The play is most intelllcontlv mounted, the tableaux beitrg very effective and beautiful. At tho opera houso tonight. ilPPINQ OHANOES IN PARAGUAY Wok lo tltn Cnnitsr red. Iho Romnn" ctA "Vse i-H' ''Woe to tbe conquered! at their triuntpli. To (iftjr mnwy uf u nre IkMiik ronqm 'Miiur Fen PIMnro nt n SouWi American Port I penv.our rrsmnu unm iiiipmic wr-mcu Vh.. u .,.... it., ii,. v,v. ir" py ininomnc oi ur w.iijihcii. " I iivaucmiii. .4urenr we me rnr irnm n nun Tho two principal ports for shipping ' dredwmrce. Temporary roller we soine Q.i, .. " .. - ...v;. .,....... rilosl nmiiicrrllon in diet, ana mo rroiean mp return with redoubled vigor to tor moat in. A vendfttenl use or the grnt nnlltl7peptlonnd rreutAtlng touic lion tetters Rtoraach Hitter. Is lxt onlcutntcd to drive Into r rmtientbnnllim-ntevery form of Induction, temporary or chroulc No Imw cnicnelonn Is II lor milnrln, bllloun rieR'. citiRtipiUton. rheumntlsin. hlduer and blii-tder ullincols This renndy of reotfle utli'ty nnu mnny uics overcomes tbom nil Tla a n'cgunrd.too.nirnlnBtihe nrwtsof tompernturenpt to revive nn at tack of "Lu Grippe" Foil Rent. House of live rooms on Piety hill. A deslrablo house. Hulem Laud C. 8 4 3t. iS Svfcpp-f Ris oranges are San Lorenzo nrrd Sarr An torrio.- Wo stayed at tho latter, a love ly Kpot on tho Paraguay river, with n strand of yellow sand, banks fringed witlr lillos nrrd in tho background trees, son io of thorn forming masses of lilac bloom. Tiro port consists of a souaro of sand, with tho cabin and flog of tho errtom house, or rcsguardo, and n short wooden Jetty to tho right. A roughly , traced road leading Into tho Interior! past a sort of store or tarrrbo, and to tho left a largo tent stretched over palm poles, with a lattice floor mndo of bamboo. This tent was full of oranges; on the sand outsldo wcro other mountains of oranges, and carts drawn by yokes of two or four oxen, preceded by the driver, wearing a long poncho nrrd car rying a bamboo goad, kept groaning and creaking down tho slope, nnd do positing other golden piles nlong the beach. Under tho shndy curtain of trees wero seated groups of men, wo men and children, with oranges, bana nas, nrnndloca, parrots, bluo Jays nnd monkeys, which they hopo to sell, but nt tho same tluio mako no effort to offer their merchandise, preferring to remain calm and indifferent, sucking rrrato through silver borubillas. The steamship Is moored nlongslde, and a long gangway of planks Is laid on high trestles frorrr tho pnddlo box to tho shoro; then, when nil is ready, about sixty wonten and girls and ten men set to work, soruo to carry baskots full of oranges, others to hand the bos kots frorrr besldo tho paddlo box to the upper deck, others to pass the baskets on from this point to the corral or in .closure that has been built behind the pilot houso, and others still to pass down tho empty baskets. Tho carry Irrg is all dono by women, who form n procession passing continuously up and and down tho gangway, and generally tit a run. They aro Paraguayans, Guaranis and Dealer ill Groceries, Paints, Oils other Indians and rnulattoes of various "d Window GllLSS, "Wall Ptl shades, clad in white, rose, scarlet, yel i I'Cr and HortW, Artists' Ma low and other bright colored Manchcs- torials, Lime, Hair. Nails and ter cotton stuffs; all aro barefooted, SllillglcS, Hay, Feed and FlMICO arrd most of them aro witlrout beauty, , 1 OSUS. UritSS Seeds, Etc, but gay and ready to laugh and scream iT"' ' : " without pretext, merely for tho sake ol being lively and making a noise. Tlrej Both tho method nnd results when Syrup of Figs is Inken ; it is pleasant nnd refreshing to flio lastc, nud acta fen tlyyot promptly on tho Kidneys, liver and Bowels, cleanses tiro sys tem effectually, dispels colds, Iicad aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation permanently. For Ealo in 50c and $1 bottles by nil druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ..... $AN FRANCISCO. CAL. LOVISVIUE. KY. HEW YORK. US. JOHN HUGHES, At Actual AND Cost! AND GENTS UNDERWEAR. Wenro going out of tho clothing business, nnd In order to do U qutek, ' we will ecll it at just what It costH us. From now on you can buy then goods from us at our Actual Cost Como early nud get first choice. Capitol Adventure Co.. Opera. House Block:. Out Side tlie Trust. BUREN & SON 1 Old Undcitnkors of 18 years experioncohaye, through much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking: supplies out side the Undertaking trust and aro now prepared to furnish funeral outfits in a first-class manner and can make you prices independent of any trust, Special attention given to embalming. Undertaker's rooms fitted up specially for tho business m:w ai)m:uti8kments.; Women W Hooihh 3 nnd 4, 1 jula uuiituDg, muem, uregen. Hush's bn nk 8 1 lyr j Those Afflicted i Wltti the habit ol using to oxecsx, LIQUOR, OPIUM OR ' Cnn obtnln a AT TI1K KEBLEY INSTITUTE, or write. Strictly routiaeutlul fall IJII5D. ! BANTA. At the home on tho state fairgrounds, near Salem, August 5, 1891, Clurlssa L. wife of A. N Bauta. Deceased was born In 18."59, and liml for mnnw vonm honn n ciifFnrar from consumption. Mr. Barrta Iseu- perlntendent of the fair groundp, J C Dovol, C H Monroe, T Greerr, and lived wrth his family in the rcs- IIo, fok Enolewood. People with foresight nud business Judg. nrent are now getting housed In that best of all locations about Salem. Only 15 mluutes ride from tho city on electtic card. Yeast foam Clark & Eppley's. The choiceot fresh peauh plums of th' Benson, at Urausou'a cash store. Tho largest stool; of picture mould ings In tho ciiy. Have your picture framed for exhibition at the fair. AVrld game, fresh verrlsou and pigeons, at Davison & WhiU'a mar kct, 01 Court street. Glassware llutst stock iu Salem -Sroat & Glle. During thee omd days when you want feme choice French caudles, remember that Strong's have the frrsheM cupply in the city. Krult puJilIng all flavors, at C'ark & Eppley's. Large lot of peaches uud water melons at Branson's. Portlaud. "Lost iu London Company," Levi Oren, Sheridan. JLIglr, Hubbard. idenee there The funeral was conducted at 1 o'clock today from tho home, tho Interment being Iu tho I. O. O. F. cemetery. BURLEIGH. At tho homo of Mrs. Gale, near the corner of Liberty and Court streets.at 0 o'clock p. m., Thursday, Aug. 0. 1891, Eebenczer L. Burleigh, aged about 70 yeuis. The funeral will bo conducted today by the G. A. It post of this city. COX. Eflle, wife of Gregg Cox, at Wasco, Gilliam county, Aug. 0, 1891, aged nearly 30 yeays, after an lllnebs of thrco months, of con sumption. Deceased wusa niece of Mrs. J. Q. Wilson, of Sulem, and sister of Dr. H, E. Beers, of AVubco, uud former ly of Sulem. She leaves a husband and two children. The remains , were brought to Salem today for Thb Cirtcus. It will bring many burial, beside Irer mother, at tho I. t Iftlr 11 ul r nl MnlAA TT. .u X .u.uuuolu,u.uUu,0. uoui-iiiici, Toiiu A. CARSON, Attorney nt law, uuur mis uperairon goes on, and young girls nliko have cigars in their mouths in tho usual Paraguayan fashion. The rapid movement of brightly clod figures passing in opposito directions, with tho glaro of tho yellow mountains of oranges nnd of tho dazzling white tent on tho shoro, ends by hypnotizing ono, and yet tho scono is so original that one continues to watcli it in spite of one's self For that matter, there Is COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE nothing else to do. Tho village, buried in orange trees, is soon vrsrtea; to walk for any distanco along tho river is ren dered difficult by tire ovorhangina trees, and so ono remains leaninR over 4i Klwt street rortlnml, Oregon tiro rail, and watching tho women and girls toiling, while tho men husbands, fathers or brothers loaf on tho shoro, srnoko or play cards, according to tho custom of Paraguay, where tiro women do tho work whilo tho men enjoy llfo. Tho steamer was supposed to tako 250,000 oranges, but thero being no means of control it Is probablo that, In order to allow for loss, tho shipper put orr board at least 300,000. These oranges, of fino flavor and aspect, aro worth ono Paraguayan dollar a thou sand at San Antonio. Tho women, who carry tho baskets on tlreir heads. aro paid eighty centavos a day, and tho harvest of tho fruit lasts eight months, I beginning at tho end of May. Tho freight from Paraguay to Campana, and from Campana by schooner to La Boca, together with tho loss frorrr pu trefaction and rough handling during tho Journey, brings tho retail prico of n good orango in Buenos Ayrcs to about two cents. Theodoro Child in Harper's. REED'S OPERA HOUSE, Friday Evening, Aug. 7. Great Attraction, Trio Olflcd Actor NEWTON BEERS, In tils mnslcrplcee ol melodrama, LOST IN LONDON. Bupnorlccl by tlio principal actors of tho New lorKUriind Upom liouss cotnw Including tho bcmulful, jouny ucircss ipauy. emotional JESSIE LEE RANDOLPH. Heats on tale at Putton'H, CLEAN! If you would bo clean nnd hayo your clothes dono up in the neatest and dressiest manner, tako thorn to tho SALEM STEAM LAVNDKY where all work is dono by Avhito labor nnd in tho most prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED. Liberty Streot. Tew Park Grocery. G. D. RABABATJGII Has put in a new stock of Groceries, Queerrsware, Feed, etc. Produce bought nt Highest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed in nil things. Gloods delivered to all parts of tho city. Call and give mo a trial. A fflE - CIvUB LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. J ii ftnm vm Tl A,l 8t()ol 'eft in my care Bhall recolvo tho best Y, II. UUULhil. MP.- --f y"- Telephone No. 24. Cor. Liberty 1 aud Ferry streets, Salem, Oregon. 11 SALE! 2 of tho boxt residence lotn In the city on COUKT STREET, MiuthenHt corner of bloelr, between 14th nnd 15th Ktree ts, one block from electric Notice to Contractors. Following were tho bidders on my heuse: L. L. Judson 5703.60 Sasaotet & Windel 0i)i 00 Vuuderbaau .,.. 700.00 John Gray 750.00 N. "V. Ely 747.0J Scott & Bentley 7CJ.00 I reserve right to reject any or all bids, but will see the three lowest blddeis, Yours truly, Wm, It. Andeiison. Fok Salu. An A No. 1 New Mall hycicle. Has been used three weeks. Will sell on easy terms or cheap for cash. Iuquiro nt II M. Wade's lturdware store. 8-5-tf Abuilng a Kicker. It may bo truo that peoplo havo a certain sort of dread of a "kicker," and they may occasionally grant him favors rather tlran engage in a quarrel, "no, lonrbtocks from (Vnttrautl HtutuHt I,.,-i .I. i .., i. in. i i j, i I car line-Hand KustNilem ttcbool lYlcegfWO but In tho long run tho "kicker" is not roruotliurl6Uforrornerund13COror in. a successful man. Tho peoplo finally ""J0 Kach lot no 70 root frontage on get oven with him. Wo havo noticed COURT STREET, that tiro best business men, nnd tho imiu'rooftiio tmuaoN NUHSKitY co men who mako a great success of any-' S.S,,S!fieffiia ",!S0,,& sutr Jllrts Received. I oil's will lo received nn Monday, An?. O O. F. cemetery. Mr. Beers and . . . . .. . i people to tne city, and nil will wnrr fin .1 It k iniiiilf nliln ltf. .!.. f summer goods and low rates at the wife, Mr. Co and his father aud a Wooleu Mill store. Mr, Morris, accompanied the re mains. Fon Sale. A half platform surlug, two seated open hack, nearly new. Alio good light double har ness. Sulem Land Co. 8-4 tit. Are Voa (Jojng Eatit? If so, bo sure aud see that your tickets read via "The North Western Line." The C.St. P. M. &0. Ily. This Is tire great short line from St. Paul or Puluth to all points cast and south. Their magnificent track, peerless vcstlbuled dining and sleep ing car trains, and their motto, 'always on time," has given this , road a national reputation. All I olusses of passengers are carried on ; the vcstlbuled trains without extra Oirorge, All ticket Linen Sale. T. Ilolvcrson Is this week telling tuble Hueus and napkins at special prices. Gents underwear at cost Capitol Adventure Co, e at the tf uilng, aro not "Kickers." It is not a tnociiy. good business policy to quarrel over) everything. Thero is fault enough to bo found. out it is not good policy to bo always IJ loiii,froni6to7p. m ,iy the ixmrd or irrumblincr nnd cornnlahiim?. Thnm iKS?"??1.'01. o. uh, nt the " ... " uiiihi ui tun Miiiuui cwnii hi inn renincnce aro occasions whon it bocomes a man's ,,f a. w, natron, for tho erection ofuvckooi dritu tn "Itlnk " nnrl "hlnr l,l I... "oak0- i'ianB nnd HporimcutlonH can Lo amy to kick, ana kick nam, but neeriatUie clerh otileo. Tho ioard re- theso aro rare. As a rulo peoplo aro "ojvoh tho ncht to reject nnd ntlbidii. it i l i . , i i .. Ily order of tho board, disposed to grant a man his rights. If so id a w. dutton, clerk. it would do any good to "kick" for , . y, - -:. 7, - -r-r- rain during a drouth wo shotkl bollove WwsolllllOll Ol Co-imrtnorsilip. in it, but tho facts seem to bo that "kicking" generally gives n man a bad temper and nothing elso. Atchison Globe. snow the: year round At 100 Chemeketa Street. House - and - Sign - Painting. Taper Hanging. Kalsonilniug, Wall Tinting, etc Varnlslrlug and .lxiuuuw yoou xwnrsrr. Only First-cIasH Work. SNOW BROS. CHURCHILL & BURROUHGS. Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, -AND- SHEET IRON KntlnmtCH on nil work lu our lino. WORKERS. IOO Ohomelceta Street, Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co. Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawiflg. House Finishing made (o order. Now mil 11II.N, by which wo can alwuyH keep a full nupply of seasoned ntock of alt klud. Agricultural Vorku, CornorofTrudo nnd Jlluu ntroeti, Salem, Oregon. A Queer Suit. Hero Is a rjueer oaso for an action. A man was Insano and determined to throw himself out of tho window of tha asylum. Ho mado several attempts, and was prevented by tho bcrvnnts. Put in a now apartment ho triod It rplIK firm of Crlnimnn A Outturn had din- 1 solved tli In day tho ropiirtnonhlp ex- 1 ilni; betweeii the momberii bv mutual conKent, K f. Uaburn continuing lu tho tiUMincHHundnMUinliiKull llalillltfeiior tlio Inn and to collect nil dobntduothellrni, Jl.H. Crlnsmun rotlrlmcfroin tlio IjiikIuckh. Duted utMulem. Oregon, Awu.4, Ihlll. H.H.UHIKHMaN. iittlw K K.OWHUHN. Nollco for rnbUcntfon. J,ANt)OH,'ICK ATOriKOONl'ITY.OrejfOII, .Illllll'ZI IMII "VTOTICK U hereby nlven that tho ml. n,l., l.,n,.l .,t r i. ...i.i... n a-.l, "" e wilier iiiMiiiioa noire "b-"! u.uj.u uui, u mo )Yiimun, icu 01 inn Jiiitiuioii ui rnuue linul )ioofln ku J. O. UUODALK, Coburg. A. WHEKLKH, Hprlngficld. GOODALE & WnEELER, Lumber, Latb.. Piclcets ! MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c. Agonu for Ctoburg' MIIIh, HnrtDKfleid MIIIh nud McKeuzio MHK Oinc nnd 1 rd ou the num niuu u a wumii niruov iintr uuihji. 42 Jleitt J.tnnber In tho Vullt UAKKU& WHEKLKH, Managers, Halern. iiniii iMtfiTi hmw on tho lawn, Injured himself seriously, 'SAvJlu our, strango to say, tiro BliocK CtrreUlrls eoumy.nt Halem, (Jrogou, on Aiiut 1H, jrui.vik: -jainuei w joneii, llnrneileiid eti. mental disorder. At orrco ho sued tho Officers of tho asylum for negligence. Tho plaintiff was non-suited. Thore la Francisco Argonaut WRICK" uiretits sell 1 H.....ta ..lei llilu II..,. XJI. .anv.o . . .1,11. .IIJU, IDIIIIJ VUUr Fresh Island vegelublhs-Hroat & freight and travel over this famous GHe. Clothing at cost at the Capitol Adrenture Co. tf road. W. II. Mmn. Gen. Airt.. No. 4 Wash. St, Portland, Or. A, J. Lkland, Tray'g Agt. iry wo. una. fur tho w. k. ii 01 u. k. k una I0160I Sac lft t. nu., 11. 3 w. lie nniiieH tho following wituiMweiiUi jirovo liU eonllnu. ouv riwldenco unnn nnif culttvmlniwir .,. i.i ft delightful legal quibblo about this. 'l.vJ I'rntik Webb.ofOcrvnU. Marlon forth pros and cons aro many. -Ban JA&J&&&&&. 70 W ItegUter. Nollco to Creditors. To tho County Court of Marlon county, Bbito of Oregon. in the mutter or I tin elnte of Virgil K. I'riiiglDHiid 1'herne T. I'rluglu, riiy-cuneij, Notice In hereby glvm by tlieuiidcrlj(nel exeoutornof ilielu.t will unit Umluinent of Virgil K. t'rliiglannd J'herno T. i'rlngle. deceued, to ttiucredltnrit of unit uil per kiiu holdlriK elulmi ngulrnt the ralti (Mtnto to prwient th' 111 with tho proper voucher. Within nix mouths from the ilu t of thli .notice u tho mid executou at th-j more of John IlugUe,Ho. lit HUtto trct Siilein, Oregou. (I Ml. I'. IIWJIIKH. t HAM UN KAimrrtlHBMITH, hxwmUim of Hie lout will nnd t lament of Virgil K. i'rlngle and 1'herne T, i'rlugle, dxaied. Dated, tuiem, Orrgftn, June 17, JWJ. rfeaB1BakinS ujPewder: Used In Millions of Homes40 Ycrs tlie Standard Sasli and Door Factory Front Stroot, Salem, Oregon. Tho best class of work in our lino at prices to compote with tlio lowost. Only tho lost material iiHod a?-:es ae 3dl The mill Imthtitdowa npw, butwo luivn alnrgoktooltoriJriiuundHlortHulvtiiyNnii hand. T. UUKROWB, No. iSW Commeroliil HI., Union, Ultls lUcolvcd. llldx will lm roeolved on Tueiduy. Auie II, IKI, ut 'J o'clock p. in . by the board of uiriouimoi ioiiihii oniriei nn, ill, ui llie ortloooflho kehool olnrk, Hnlum, Oregoii, f'r tho ventilating uud heutlug ui the Turk nchool und I.lueolu unborn build li)i. Ilioconlrm'tor 10 funrUli plan nud lr!flcMtl(ii for the winie Contmctor will uuo bo rvaulred to furnUb bombi to tlioiiiiioutilor the oontraet to guuruntee iup uoaiiiiu 01 ma uuiiuing 10 u irmpera lureor.uurgreoM Kuril, lunlileiriebulllngii when the tuinii-rtluro U ut tvru ouuMo The lieatent will bo needed tn the build Iniriiby ilea. Ut.laVl. The board of dlritoriirrorve the right to reject utiy and all b'd, i'et order of trie board. TXVtd. W.anlMlW.V.Clerk. rail ! Strawborrios, Hnsphorric's, Blackborrics, Gooaohorrios, Chorrios nnd good fruit of all kinds at tho Salem Cannery. Merchant Tailors. DOWN THEY GO Teacups and saucers without handles $ 75c a doz Teacups and saucers with handles 1 00 a doz Cofteecups nnd saucers with handles 1 00 a doz Cofl'eccups and saucers with handles large size 125 a doz Bowls, Pitchers, etc., as low, If not lower. Glassware nnd Lamps at actual cost. Goblets, large size 7ic per doz. Jelly glasses 40o per doz. Glass sets Me, and a full lino of Tlnwaro at prices that will astonish vou. Remember tho AUCTION SALES Saturday. Ilomomber tho piaco. Tho Auction House near Court Houso. A full line of Imported aud dowettui woolen. Alaou complete nock of seat' furnUhlng good. All the ltel My! Sli Cotnujt roiiu itrcct. M 1 m