Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 13, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMW''WV.fCSPwW'lJWl-P'M'WL' ' - -""jjtj.w;i,n . r ii m- :.i i in iiMMaiTrrrTnTiiTiMiiiPMir 'iffimTnirriiMaiaaMxiLX, ' I l"JLLUL.. .lllllMMfl''' "'-"' i.v.'---.'MW,-aaaM KXte HIE CAPITAL JODUML Till'lWl'AY UUUSri8 i8.il TKHMrt ok auuuuirno.N iwliy by mull per year... 18 00 oS by mull ler month, M Xeeitly by mall per year, 1 60 FIIKK DBMVEBY BY CARRIER. ni1y for "Inule week, 15cts. U ly fortwo week.., c. pally by month, f"0" imllectlons will bo imule on Ul nnil 16tli f month. Muh-ribcre will please leave IS "for carriers ut houwi or where U SdUflvcred.w. as to cause no delays In -oiiecfon THK E'KNUOOAnTAI. JOURNAL feitU; mrly receives the nrternoon npsoclated press dltch. GIIBSRT k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Winrjowglass, Etc, Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. " Notice. Person leaving town for the springs, seucoiiBtor mountains, can have the Daily Journal neut to them witliout extrn coat, by leaving orders nt the oflle. Neabia'Abhestkd. A man over from Sueriiinn sn.vsSupt.Downlng's horse balked futully on the main street of Sheridan us his owner was driving through from the coabt to Salem. All the persuasion and tlireals of Oregou.s prison superin tendent could not moye him uutil lie st ready and when lie did go It uis ut a dead gallop over a "ten dollar tine" bridge. The city mar shal was going to urrest Major Downing Lut some friends who had been guests of his, in memory of good treatment, inteifered. All of Information comelli to the ears of ye reporter from a source defined by the term "real estate man" aud uiust be accepted accordingly. . Tiik lia -Mills. The work on the dam under Contractor Royal Is near completion aud will be l)uished thN wtek. Atthonilllsull is nearly ready for turulug on the water. Mauag'T Shell Ims had the olllcu fitted up newly and is in possession of the desks with ills books uud safe. Ho will be glad to be over the worry of repairs and down to regu lar milling work and lias since his arrival pushed things to u head pretty rapidly. Wheat will be re ceived Tuesday. Aftkr run Mehals. Yesterday the third monthly ihoot of (he Mascot gun club was had for classi fication of members. L. W. Deyoe again seemed tlid gold medal, W. E llaker captured llio silver medal, aud Au-tin Crow dir r lieved 1'iof. Mitchell of ibe leather medal, but lint without a f-hoot oil "'Hit Uio. Fioinan. Tlie score was us follows, out of a possible 20, lVoiia blncl -birds at all angles beini; the tnrg"l: L.W.Deyoe, 17; Wr. K. lUir, 10: William Hendrlcksou, 10; John Isom, 9; 0. J. Stewart, 0; H. A. Lieueuger, 8; J. O. Wiitsiimn, 7; Fred Ulouut, 7; Flunk "Wheeler, 7; Grant Froman, 7; F. M. Mitchell, 0; Geo. Froman, 4; Austin C'rowder, 4. Albany Democrat. KBFLY TO LIES. Commissioner (lolviz Replies to Attor ney Fcnlon of llio S. I. Co. Mr. Feuton In his interview on yesterday publislied in the Telegram says, speaking of the 8. 1 Co,: "We have recently reduced rates on green fruit, regetubies, wood, lum ber, cattle, hogs und sheep for the beuellt of farmers in Willamette aud Rogue River valleys, also a reduc tion on grain, etc., coming to Port laud from south of Eugeuo for bene fit of producers in Umpqua and Rogue River valleys, equal to neurly 25 per cent. We also asked ut same time u slight increase on uurchan dlee south from Portland." The commissioners do not wish to rush into print to defeud their ac tion on making the 'reductions pro posed but would like to say that the S. P Co. has not made any re duction in rates on the commodities named. Mr, Fentou probably in tended to say tue company proposed a tariff and filed the sumo with the commission on May 20th,. which it claimed would have the effect of a slight reduction of the company's revenue. We simply deny that it would have that effect but on the contrary we found that the same would iucrease the revenues of the company. The alleged reductions were pro posed at points where there was no business, in many cases, on the commodities named, while the rates were iuereased at the pliiuls where the company gets its greatest vol ume of business. We give a few examples of this alleged reduction ou thu part of the cempany: 1st Mars GrulnCnr. Stock, mdse. rates, old new Orecon City 18o 18c Go viils 2:1a !T7o 'ill in a 33c Jefferson , 23a 3Sc Ibitny 27c 40o ICugene Glc 65o llOM'burK 7Uc 82c Ashland $1.53 J1.U2 When it is considered that no re duction on wheat is proposed north of Eunctie and n material Increase on 1st, 2d and 3d class merchandise is proposed, reaching all the way from Oregon City to Roseburg, and when it Is further kuowu that ac cording to their own showing wheat and grain are seldom shipped from Roruo River valley, this ulleged reduction is no reduction in fact. We do not believe Hint the rates ou the special commodities covered by our revised schedules will cause any great (midship on the company and that it will stimulate shipments to the extent of almost equalizing Hie difference. Gi:o. Coi.vio. old new old new 12 $14 $11 S'2 18 18 21 22 IS 18 2.1 27 20 20 27 31 .20 iO 30 3d i8 28 40 4(1 50 41 60 fil 50 o0 85 75 STATE HOUSE NOTES. Pouck Court. Two bums pro ceeded with best of Intentions by means of various inventions, to assuage a thirst, of huge dimensions. Before they began to stagger, one pulled a rusty old dagger, and the police pulled the jagger. Ten dollars and cost, are what he has lost, aud having no retainer, the county jail is his detainer. For carrying weapons concealed to the law he had to yield. Fire. About 12:15 the house owned by Jus. Batchellor of Butte ville, and occupied by the family of James Johnson was found to be on tiro lu the roof. Ben Critchiow aud a few uuighbors put It out. No gen eral alarm was given but the fire had a good start. Recjistbb. Pupils. Persons hav ing children to register for the public schools should remember that the registers are open at the secretary's otHce ia postotllce bloc! from 8 to 1 1 o'clock a. in. and from 1 to 4 p. in. dally. W B Simpson,. sec. Wheue to White. If parties writing u.Giarhart park, on Clat sop beach, will address their letteis to box 453, Astoria, Or., they will reach their destination without delay, riease remember this when writiug. Maki.no Teachers Like a hiug on his throne Supt. Yoder holds down the judge's chuir in the circuit court room and directs the examination of about sixty teachers iu all the departments required by Jaw. The oppllcants for thirst grade eertlllcates will get through today. They Ake Fixed. Mou tee Bros, have opened their uew photograph gallery near the poatoflli'fl and are ready for work. Cabinets, e200v a dozen, We are now pprrnauently located uud guarantee first class wrk. 8 10 tf "Guth" and Marguerite," choice Huv.itm and imported cigars, 6 and 10 cent goods, at Brooks & Lepg's. 8 12 3t Cattcrltn is tliellrst to offer aristo photos. House aud four lota in East Salem S50on the installment plan. Apply at Globe ofllce at once. Auother booming specia sale at 4(olviruu's tb(a week. It is kid gloves of a!) kinds, which are being oiu way down. lw Have you seen our new stock of fUwart? Brout A Oil?, Wm. Uray, a colored man from Portland, is a recent addition to the asylum. It is about as rare to find ii colored person Insane us it is to find one committing suicide. The; Island Irrigation Co., stock i'JxV'A), headquuitetrt at Burns, llar !! county, is Incorporated by M, X. 1'Vgtley, M.R Dtiltonaud Green Hulbspeiiih. The Dalles & Des Chutes Portage R: ilriuid ninl Navigation Co., to build a line ftom the D.Ules to the Des Ciu'es river aud to operate bonis in oouectlon therewith, has Hied nrtiolts of incorporation, by Geo. A Liebe, E. B. Dufur, J. H. Johnston and R. II. Norton. State PrinlerFrunkB.ikergoes this week to Pugct Pound. Mr. B. has some property at Port Townsend to look after. Mrs. Baker Is in poor health. Capt. O'Brien returns to Portland today after a week's work in the state printing ofllce measuring up ' work. , Footings made the state superin tendent's ofllce show total value of school houses in the state to bo $1, 000,432. Multnomah leads and and Marion follows witii $104,08-5 invested iu public school buildings; insured for $49,0S0. The averago salary paid In this county Is $44.50 male, aud $37. for female teachers, j MHJor Hodcklus is off on a week's visit to Blaine, Wash., where he will spend part of his vacation look ing after a little private business. Euprnsy. This is what you ought to have to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it daily. Thousands of dollars are spent unuually by our people in the hopo that they may attain this boon. It may bo had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used accoidlng to direc tions will oust the demon Dyspepsia and Install lusleud Eupepsy. Elec tric Bitters for Dyspepsia and di seases of the Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 50c aud $1.00 per bottle by Fry, druuglst. Cold Wateii. Wells dug, Wells bored, Wells drove, Wells repaired, by A. Darr, South Fulem. 8-13-Ct. --' The Flifs There are a few flits iu Oregon, but none on Farrar & Co.'s goodH. Prices the lowest. A good Iji'Viye ami lot in South Salem for 4700. Inquire t the Globe, 2ifl Commercial streot, up stairs. . " ... - i Ho, von Esolkwooi). People . with foresight uud btiHlmss Judg-i nieut are now getting housed in ' that brfct of all locations about' Salem. Only 15 minutes ride from the city on electric cars. Quick ;iuio utiu inrough trains nuYnri nnrranprrH und shipper by the t'hiwgo, Uuioii Pacific &Korih webJtrn Line. Sau Fraiicicco and P.irliaudlo Chicago. exl Aug VhSIsJON', VhNISON, VltXISdN Another curgti of fnb veulson at' DuvIsohb & White's Court street market. LOCAL AND PERSONAL SUICIDE IIY AMMONIA. ihe czaivs q,An is shot proof. Deacon Joint Brooks and son Will Thn Terrible Apony Dors not I'r mi are home from Table Rock. C. E. Iloblin and Harold Fltkc will walk into the mountains above Mehuma. Ally. Geu. Cliumhclaln, ut re quest of the employes Is Investigat ing the status of the Oregon Pacific. Dr. Rowland has appoiuted Dr. Frank Grlfllth second assistant physlciun at the asylum. Gen. W.H. H. Beadle and family of Madisou, d. D.. :i former govern nient employe at Chenmwa, is iu Salem. The now Unitarian church Is going up llko magic. Cai. Morgan is moving into tho house ou the Uuituriau church cor i.er. Picnlcpartie3 out at the stule fair grounds are of dally occurrence. Oregon does not have to explodo guupownur to get a little rainfall in su miner. Plenty of Chinook salmou, hali but, and dressed poultry olwoys on hand at titeiner's market ou tttate street. The Sons of Veterans are request ed to attend the camp this evening as there is business of importance. A large force is putting lu the new water main ou Eist State. Tho work is to extend to the top of tho hill this side of the pen. Hunters are rejoicing over the eud of the closed season, Sept. 1st, when it will be lawful to lull grouse, etc. Rev. Cllue is busy gcttlug up his lists of assignments of preachers during conference week and is meet ing with good success. Hereafter the regular meetings of Sedgwick Relief Corps will be held every other Monday evening. Next regular meetiug Aug. 24th. The Salem Board of Trade ought to send an exhibit to n number of state fairs in the East. Sells Bros, circus has a supple mentary advertising ear in Salem today rebllllng the town. Every body should remember to be iu Salem a week from today, Aug. 2(1. Capt. Gibson of night police force has been nil a few iiichts on account Of the somewhat serious illness of ids sou Eugene, who is now happily recovering. Mrs. II. A. Johnson left ou the 11 o'clock train for a week's visit with relatives iu Oakland. Magnate Koehler was never talked to before iu just tho way the Oregon ruilroud commission talks to him at present. The boat Three Slsteis got up last night with u good supply of freight and returned tcduy. The managers of the Leak adver tising car paid a Salem llrm a com pliment that is not to be sneezed at. They remarked of the New York ice c renin ut Strong': "It is the best we have had outside of San Francisco, and equal to any made there." If you want some of the richest ice cream on the coast try it. A number of families of the Christian Science society he'd a picnic at the fair grounds today. Judging from their baskets this must bo the favorite method of these good people of annihilating thiugs material. Mrs. J. H. Strickler and family aie at home from a two month's in Los Angeles, accrmpauied by her sister, Mrs. M. fl. Ciosby who has just returned from Boston, wlnre for the past five years she has beon pursuing her musical studies. Privates Leon E. Crossan and Henry Girod of Company B have beeu appointed corporals owitig to vacancies caused' by Corporal Steii -er's promotion to hospital steward with rank of- sereaut, uud Cor poral Crossau restoied to rank. In guardianship of Mrs. Reiling, Insane, F. A. Mangold as such files bouds of $7000, with . B. A. Na t li ma n and Franz Nibler sureties. L. n. Poujade, J. W. Tuoruburg, uud Samuel Layman uppraiserp. Tho bond Is approved. Mr. A. W. Scott, of the Churchill Co., returned homo today after an extended vieit to California. He has however been ill ut tho Good Samarituu hospital in Portland for neurly two weeks, but Js uow suffi ciently recovered to uttend to busi ness. Mr. Scott speaks in the highest terms of the good work and kind attentions shown patients at this hospital, and recommends it to nil sufferers. Plenty of new oats, choice hay aud bran uow on hand at Brewster & White's Court street market. Westacott & Irwin are erecting a large Ice house and cold .storage building at the rear of Strong's restaurant to bo ready fur use soon. Coronado water creates appetite aud aids digestion. If you want good coffee go to Hellenbraud'H. Fresh supply f oranges and bananas at Strong's. Window shades at Wm. Sargent's, 4t The finest Chinook salmon in the world, and other varltie of . fish. Also plenty of poultry, fresh venlst n at Davison & White'a Court strei t market, Mohair skirts aud other summer goods at special cut rate pneo tltU week at Uol'vereou lw Buy the light running Kinder at 327 Commercial street eod Wall paiwr at Wm.S-irgent'8. 4t Special Bflea at Holverson's this week,. lis use. No poison brings death with more maddening agony than nniinoniu, out that does not seem to discourage the hulcidf. The man I nrrnwitz, who deliberately swuliowed n fatal dose of the drug in Nw York re cently, is only uiie of the many who have gone the ummouia route to death ill spile of the excruciating pain. Dr. Blytlie hits neotded thirty cases of uinmoiiiu poirouiug iu the small London district of which he is health olllctr; Pro. fessor Mitchell mentions twenty tsvo cases, and four huvo occurred durlug the short time Dr. Jenkins ha been connected with the cor uur's office iu New York. Cases of slow poisoning from um mouia are of constant o?ctirnnce among men who work iu its manu facture, or even in decomposing sul - stances which give itofl in considei- ublis quantities. Ammonia, slowly ami from day to day taken into the system, causes the complexion to loie its fresh nesH. and tho skin ol men who gel heavily rnpregmited with it has a disigreeably blotched and discolored appearance. . Taken into the stomach ftvm day to day in even the small quantities used to adulterate food, such as baking powder, it not on'y in jures the complexion but attack- thf lining of the stomach, and is tilt source of much general ill health. The recent rapid iucrease iu tin use of ammonia for various purpose?, aud the consequent increase in -its manufacture, have made it one of the most easily obtained poisnt-e and, although everybody is familiar with it in some form, there Is a sur prising nuinut of ignorance of Its dangerous qualities. Its use is all adulterant iu any food preparation is simply a crime, and as u crime shnulti be punished. '..Ii ,.nv I .Vrnohurt, T'1" f.-ciii'.V'. of the r.sifc fl-y fL. :.a .:-oductiv luitan '.'dug Cir.i wii ond.:ce to ilic i.tntcilal welfare an. .otufeitci'c: -..lUL.d r.r-. almost t.nlim led, r.r.d v.!eit Cyr-.i;: of rigs' waifirr. produced ths; wx ; :u -a3 enriched will the only pcrfact laxative known, as i' is the only remedy wlrjk is truly pleasing a::d refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring-time or, in fact, at any time, and the bctte' it is known the more pooular it be comes. HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS- FILED WITII COUNTY RECORDER. Laurence Cormier aud wife to T. A. Ford, It 34, hi 1, add. B to Wood bum, $-138 76. iloiielet-s, Yet Saved. From a letter by Mrs. A E. Htircl, ofQrotou, S. D.: "Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on m, lungs, cough set in and four doctor'" gave me up. I gave myself up, do termlned 1 could not stay. My hus band was advised toget King's Now Discovery for Consumption, Coughs aud Colds. I took eight bettles: ii has cured me nud 1 um uow well and hearty." Trial bottle freo at Fry's drugstore, regular size 60 cents and $1. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria.1 Fon Sale. An A No. 1 New Mall byciole. Has beeu used time weeks. Will sell on easy terms or cheap for cash. Inquire ut R M. Wade's hardware store. 8 o-tf Passengers destined to the promi nent cities cast of the Missouri river should patronize the Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern line. Mag nificent Pullman and Warner steel ing cars, elegant, Pullman ami Northwestern dining cars, free re clining chair cars, handsome day coaches and comfortable Pullman colonist sleepers. eod-aug Our assortment of cookies cannot be beat, Sroat & Olio. . tinier Who TrarrM Continually Be tnncn Two 1'llcn of Siildler. When the czar travels In Russia tho precautions taken for his safety could not bo greater if ho were In an enemy's country. A battalion of Infantry is de tailed for every two miles of distance, nnd allowing 600 men as tho effectivo force of each battalion, every spot of ground on'both sides of tho track Is 'overed by sentinels within easy dis tance of eacli other. The czar is sud denly whirled oDto tho station, ac companied by tho chosen twelve of his body guard without pomp or clrcuni stanco, swiftly and silently. Tho czar always travels in a train of Qvo car riages. Ills carriage is built In a pe culiar style. Tho windows, while nmplo for light, are high, so that a person sitting down is invisible from the outside, and the sides of the car aro fortified with plates of steel concealed In tho ornamontal woodwork, but strong enough to resist a bullet. There aro two sontry boxes in tho carriage, one at each end, and each looking out at an opposite side from tho other. Tho guardsmen on duty In these apartuionts aro shut in from any ob servation from the interior of tho car riage, but at intervals of about two feet, the whole length of tho saloon, aro electric buttons, communicating with the guard chambers, as well as with the two carriages, ono containing tho suite, and tho other, in tho rear, occupied by the guardsmen not on duty, So far, therefore, as tho train itself is con cerned, tho czar could bo no moro se cure in St Petersburg. Tiie train speeds on to Its destination without a holt, except on account of accident At a distance of not less than five miles ahead is a pioneer train, in which tho imperial director of rail ways and tho chief engineer of tho par ticular railway on which tho czar is traveling always rido. As tho pilot train whizzes by tho reserves along the lino rush to anus and guard tho tracks of tho railway, waiting until the irnpo rial train has passed, so that tho spec tacle is presented of continuous lines of soldiery for hundreds of miles. Ar-, rived at tho end of his Journey, tho czar is escorted to tho quarters intended for the imperial family. Tho streets aro guarded by special constables, In the attire of citizens. Every proporty owner has been called upon to supply ono or moro of tlieso men at his own expense to do duty when the sovereign makes a publio ap pearance. The constables average ono in ten of tho crowd that throng tho streets, and being In ordinary dress tlioy can imnglo with tho people, note what is said, and, perhaps, do some thing that will obtain thorn regular employment among tho secret police. With one-tenth the population on gaged as spies upon the remainder, with troops enough concentrated to stand a formidable siege and his faith ful guardsmen dogging overy step, tho czar goes through tho forms of a visit to tho ancient capital of Russia, or whatever city ho may chooso to honor. Philadelphia Telegraph. Ileware of Ointments for Cntarrli thai I Contain SJercnry, as mercury will surely destroy tile sense of smell and completely de taugo tho whole system when en tering it through the mucous Htir fncoi. Such articles should never bo used except, on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as tho damage i they will do Is ten fold to the good ' vou can possUdy derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., I contains no mercury, nnd is taken i Internally, ninlncts directly upon the I blood nnd muctinus surfaces of the 1 system. In buying Ilnll's Catarrh Cure bo suro you get tho genuine. It is taken Internally, and mtido in ! Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Sold by druggists, price 75 cents per bottle. One Policeman's Power. Tho Paris prefect of polico is today tho most unaccountable and the most powerful man in Franco. His functions ore highly varied. Ho controls not only the ordinary polico that patrol tho streets and keep order, but also tho detectives and officers who constitute the "polico judiciaire," and who work up criminal cases. Besides these, ho is master of tho political polico the government's secret agents and ho has in Ills hands a secret service fund to spend unaccountably except as regards his immediate superior, tho minister of tho interior. His department covers tho mainte nance of order everywhere in streets and publio places, tho punishment of misdemeanors, tho inspection of weights and measures, the organization of im portant life saving and sanitary services, authority to permit or to forbid publio spectacles, licenses of numerous sorts such as omnibuses and cabs and river steamers tho regulation of certain trades and callings, and, In general, the control of a great numbor of services that affect tho security of life and property, tho publio health and tho convenience of a great community. Dr. Albert Shaw in Century. HOTEL ARRIVALS. "WILLAMETTE" C W Ayrre, John Quirk, Clias Hulls, T J McGruth, Mrs W J Bruce, J W Cofley, Wm Bates, G W G nines, Portlaud. J J Ilendrlck, B H Westermont, Boston C H Stolz, II H Hess, N Y T J Jackson, Monmouth. Q L G Mlllnrd, John 11 Goldman, SF. D W Wiser, H K Reynolds, It Van Lone, Chicago. E M Wuite, Mehumu. P J Armstrong, Seattle. C F Houghton, Eugene. H D Put tou, Salem. "COOK." G W Seflersou, E F Palmer, Port laud. D B Dunn, G E Howe, V N Busey J G Carroll, Sells Bros, show. L Dews, E T Palmer, KIckapoo. H C Wilson. Cal. Mrs Cuuuiughum, Wiulock. JtisCouuery, S Greeu, McMhin ville. A McLaughlin, Goo Beckman, Columbus. J H Johnsou, W E King, Salem. C A Perry. Turner. May MoBride, Chemawa. W A Booth, S F. W A Her, H Clements, Buttevllto. Easels at Sargent's. 4t ROFULA s lli.-t impurity ot tho blood which w iUls uuilRlitly lumps or swellings on tlu '.-imls 1 1 tho ncckj causes painful mm Inc .i:ios on the arms, legs, or feet; uV elope OVers In tho eyes, cars, or nose, oiteu cans- i,g btlmlucss or deafness; tstlio oiIkIiioI , i.iiples, cancerous growths, or tho luauj . i'lcr manifestations usually ascribed i. " " imiors;" and fastening upon tho limps. iiuses consumption, and death, lletnp llio most ancient, It Is tho most general ol .ill diseases or aftcctlons, foi very few poisons aro entirely Irce from it. HrBcoanCURE Hy taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, ly tho rcmarkahlo cures It lias accomplished, often when other medicines have (ailed, has proven Use It to bo a potent and pccul lar medicine for this disease. Somo ol theso cures aro really wonderful. If you sutler from scrofula or linpuro blood, bo suro to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Every spring my wlfo and children havn been troubled with scrofula, sores break, lug out on them lu various places. My little boy, three years old, has been n terrible sufforcr. Last spring ho was ono mass ol sores from head to feet. 1 was advised to uso Hood's Sal taparllla, nnd we havo till taken It. The result Is that all liavo been cured of tho scroiula, my llttlo boy being entirely free from sores, ami nil four ot my children took bright and healthy." W. JJ. Atiieiiton, Passato City, N, J. Hood's Sarsaparilla SoUlliydruggUts. ft; lxorS. Trcparedbj 0. 1. 1 IOOU & CO., Apotliocarlei, Lowell, JIair IOO Dosos Ono Dollar INSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY "Ttie State." Assets Over 350,000 Dollars. QEO. M. UKISLKIl. City Aeunt. Andftpoclnlngeutfor Mar'on county. Ol tl wfii hn Company. A lino fruit or cako stand, with overt ran or llio UKLKUllATKU UAHUAUH. HAKINU I'OWUKIl: For wile by T. BURROWS, No, 22fl Coninu-rulftl Ht., Halen MAUKIKD. WULF-OLMSTED.-At Hi r, deuce of Col. Olmsted mi State street. Auk.. 12. 1891, Miss Minn Wulf to D. D. Olmsted, both of Salem. This event was happily consum mated ut the pleasant rooms of Mr. and Mrs. Olmsted over Steiner & Blosser's store. Ilev. Williams, of tho Christian church olllci.itlng. The groom is a younger brother of the proprietor of tho S.ilem steam laundry, und came to Salem two years ago taking an ucllve part lu that establishment. Mr. and Mrs. Mason, old Michigan friends who were visiting in Salem, were the only guests. The ceromony, was performed at 8:30 p. in. and elegant refreshments wcro served by Mrs. Col. Olmsied. The newly married pair will occupy rooms in Mrs. Parr's liotine, and a lurgo circle of Salem people wish tliom the great est success. A Ituulnn IJaby' Cradle. In Russia a cradle is used, contrived rudely as to both structuro and motion. It is an oblong box or wicker basket, with a cord from each of its four cor ners converging to tho hook or tho rafter from which it is hung, and with a looped cord underneath, In which the mother puts her foot to swing hor baby. In winter which in Russia is long and severe the cradles or sometimes tho hammocks in which tho youngest chil dren sleep, aro slung around tho great stovo upon which tho parents and other adult members of tho family pass tho night, wrapped In their sheepskins. Strand Magazlno. Keller. Kelter In this part of tlto country means lumber, rubbish, litter, but moro particularly worthless lumber which is in your way rubbish that you may kick against or fall over. That Is how I havo heard It used all my life. It U quite a common word. Old boxes, packing cases nnd such llko in the courtyard would bo kcltcr. Old gears, broken buckets and such things about tho stables or in a farmyard Is kelter. "I went tu tha saalo, but tliur woi nowt woth buying; thur woz nobbud a lot o kelter." Tiiat is Llncolnslilre. Notes and Queries. Notico for Publication. iIjANnOFrici: atOiikuonCitv. OroEon. UIIIIV .OVA OTICIS Is hereby ulvon thit tho fr,' lotrlnir named neltler linn 11 led notice its lntunilon to make limit nroof lu nun- port ofliln claim, nnd Hint Mild proof will lo muds before tho County Clerk or .Marlon fxuimy, ut Hnlem, Oregon, on AUKimt 18, IKUI.vlr.: snmuel W, Jonen, llomesteiid en try No. Gtrra. for tho m. k. ot s. ic. x and tot o oi nee. 10 t. u h., ii. i w. lie iiumes mi oThl following wltnecM-u to prove hlx conllnu ous rcttlcienco unou nnd cultivation of. null land, viz: I'rnnk Webb, ofUervnlH, Marlon county, Ore; Thou, II. Ilurpole, ilurrlson Joues.ri. V. Jouen, of Itiooltd, Mnrlon Co., ure. j . x. a rraimun , 7 0td Keglster. PRICE'S r,PaIfl Baking U2jiPewcler: tjs4 in Millions of Hoines 40 Years the Standard DO YOU FAVOR Building up a Strong, Independ ent Paper for the People in Oregon ? A PAPER THAT WmNOT SEU. OUT Printed at Hie Seat of Government. IXKIK AT TIIK Itr.COlllt OK TIIK CAI'lTAl. JOOIINAU Durlnn the recent lowdon of llio IpkIMh. lure It win the only imjwr In tlmntntii tluil uttucked tuiecen-fiilly llio I'outuud illclu Kjmlilpln Oregon hiIIIIcji. It MU'cewfully oppOHedull ilocloiluKllioAimtrfilliiii ballot luwlu ihulnieriMtiiol poiltlcul Iiouhc-h, It udvoriicd t tit) lutv (Unit punted) ulvlug llio Oregon railroad commlmloii power to llxju'lhiid reasonable rut-N of frclglitH uud power to enforce ItiuleeliiloiiH, Hkuo cofully udvocutcd retention of llio old rullro.idcotiiiiilMlouuii bent qunlltled to eiifore" llieluiv. It labored lor all uieao urtH to open rlvemund tliuanecuro lotlin people mo ni;uv 10 irto uuu uiiremruieu uke ot ttio waterway. !T viMvamt, TllKl'Al'iTAI. Jouiinai, favor a reform In national nuance, to the end that llio prenenl nxpeualve inonooly nytcii ot kupplylnxun Inadequate currency muy bo niipplunit-d by the govtrumentlMUliiK di rect lo tint people un adequate iiupply 01 I'-tfut tenaer money, Willi a coin Ihuu uf flelent to uniform In wound bnnltUiK prin ciple. It favor election of all ollfclaU who leaUlale for, or lire directly ieponl ble to the poople, by direct vole of the pe pie. It favor j raining alt itale revenue by a tax ou the trot earning of corpora tion, both foreign and itate. It favor opening u!I waterway to the ea and a control of all common carrier to the end that the producer ibulliecure for tila labor the lnwwt net leturt. .. If you favor rttalulagall power poMlble In the handuf the people nud government In tbelmeretu of tho ptople. circulate till paper. Yor wriai, it eUewueie, Vr Hon Uro. At Actual Cost 1 CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS -AND ') GENTS UNDERWEAR. Wenro colne out ot tho olnthlutr business, nnd in order to do It nnlck. t(j will Bell It tit Just what It cosIh u. From now on you call buy tueno goods from us nt our Actual Cost. Como early and get first choice. Capitol Adventure Co. Opera Hou.se Block. Out Side tb.e Trust. A. B. BUREN & SON f Old Undei takers of 18 years oxperiencohayo, through much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies out sido tho Undertaking trust and aro now propared to furnish funeral outfits in a first-class manner and can mako you prices independent of any trust, Special attention given to embalming. Undertaker's rooms fitted up specially for the business DOWN THEY GO Teacups and saucers without handles $ 75c a doz Teacups aud saucers with handles 1 00 a doz Coft'eecups und saucers with handles 1 00 a doz CofFeecups and saucers with handles largo size 125 a doz Bowls, Pitchers, etc, ns low, if no.t lower. Glassware nnd Lnrnps nt actual cost. Goblets, large Blzo 76c per doz. Jelly glasses -10o per doz. Glass sets. Toe, nud n full lino of Tin ware nt prices that will nstonlsh you. Remember tho AUCTION BALES Saturday, ltemoniber tho place. Tho Auction House near Court House. CLEAN! If you would bo clean and havo your clothes done up jn tho neatest and dressiest manner, take them to the SALEM SrmUI LAUNDRY whoro all work is done by white labor and in tho most prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED. Liberty street Tew Park Grocery Q. X). RADA1UTJGH Hns put Iu n now stock of Groceries, Queenswnrc, Feed, etc. Produce bought at highest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed in nil tilings. Goods delivered to all parts of thu city. Call uud glvo mo a trial. THE - CLAJB LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. m 11 rtnmrvn t All stock left in my caropliull receive tho best W it LK TfillP of nttotitlon. Telephone No. 24. Cor. Liberty II , 11. UUULU1. 1 1 Ujll , nnd Ferry Btn!0tBlBttIemf Oregon. SNOW THE YEAR ROUND At 100 Chemeketa Street, HOUSE - and - SIGN - PAINTING, Paper Iliuiiriug. Kalsoinliiluir. Willi Tiiitink. etc. Varnishing and Natural Wood Finish. Only First-class Work. E, E. SNOW. CHURCHILL & BURROUHGS. Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, -A.N13- SHEET IRON WORKERS. KutlmutoH on till work In our lluo. IOO Ohemuketu Stroot, Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co. Sash, Doors, IUimls & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing. limine PinUliIng inartB to order. tievr UHY KILN, by which wo unn nlwuyH keep ii full upply of veiutonrd tock of all kind. Aurlcultunil Work, Cornor of Trade aud Illfii utreota, Salem, Oregon, J. a qoouaim, cobure. GOODALH A. WHKUL.KU, HpiliiBtlelil. & WHEELER, Lumber, Latbu Pickets ! MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c. Agent for f'obiire Mllli, Hprln(li'Ul Mill nnd itcKonile Mill. Ofllce nnd 1 vd on the went nldii of Twelfth strcotneiir depot. Heat Lumber In tho Vullt. . 4 2 UAKEIt & WI1EI3LEU, Managers, Balem. JZJE&J&U Sasli and Door Factory Front Street, Salem, Oregon, Tho best class of work in our lino ut prices to compoto with tho lowest. Only tho host material used. Dissolution or CO'imrluorshlp. rpllK firm of Show HroM Iiiih UIsboIvihI thin 1 diir tho oo-partuerMilp dxIhiIiik tin twron tho menihcra, by inuluiil concent, K. K, Hnowcoiiilnnliiu fntliebuiilncrs.onn unniiinliiifnll tho llubllllliHof llio firm unit tocollftctull debt duo the llrm. K. O. miuw retiring from the luinliieiui. l'K,HNOW. K O.HNHW. Dated nt Baloiti, Or,, Au. 8, 1MU. K H lw Monrd el Equalization. The llonnl orKouiilluitlonof MurlonOo., OrtKon, will ineetatiliii county oourt room In tfio court lioiiso In ihotlty ofKalem In Mild county and ntnle ou Monduy, thu 8UI day of AiiKiiit, lwi.ut v o'clock m, in, um required by law. Huld bourdtlt continue In filon fur oueufek.wfier which ttieoounlr court ol Marlon county will complete the exuml nation nnd correction ol afcemeut lu Ibe manner provided by law. ThereforeBllowteniof property are here by notified to upiArtwld tlineund i luce and bow caute If any Ibero be why the aaieennientofMHrloncvunty inkpn by Ibe wiiwr nUuuld not be aiccpt(d nu car rL U.Oi.rAVKll, AuworUrlon County, DatiJAmuH10tb,ltil, sildwlin TOTED ! Strawborries, 11nsjl)orrics, TJlaekborries, Goosohorries, Chorrios and pood iruitof nil kinds nt tho Salem Cannery, PHILLIES CO,, Merchant Jailors. A full Hue or ImiwrteU nnd dnineitie woolen. Alo a complete il'cl of genu' furnittilne gooai. All the latcet ttyiee, 15 Commercial itrett, a s? fe ..mlfatotHIJ - frTfft, ,-, i ,tlj TTI litfiilllini j 1 .kLuifck.