Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 18, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textjtfanfmm Tfrrtfiuiii m (4. J K I Tfey will upend hwt tf m5 Iu 1161 lnd fcnt'JMlm bcfow returning 'to jkondon en iwrte to llio United TBttrtw. AMWUAttT HARVBSTS IN ITALY. HoMK, Aug. 18.-Itnllaa harvest lerU indicate this year'cnp3 to U equal to those of 185X). Kecent nUm have greatly Improved the eora crojl, which promUea to bo good. Au nbundant yield of wine from the grupo crop la unexpected. KII.LRD HIS IIOSTLEK. ri.EVKr.ANt). O., Aug. 17. An &tew W. Oppmnu, president of the .rvpnin!i Browing Company, had an ftiUrcatloa with one of lilt hostlers, Fred Biegel, Sunday night. After kBockliig Blegel down, Oppmaii beat him severely. Hlcgel wan taken to the hospital and died yesterday. Oppmau Ik hold under n charge of murder. 1 ADSTnALTAN BANK FAiLcIKB. MrMjoUKNB, Aug. 18. TUe sus pension of the British Bauk of Aus tralia Is announced. The llaMllllec are $300,000, half of which Is owed by creditors In Kngland. TO MEKT THE l'llUSIDENT. AVASHtNOTtiN, Aug. 18. Secro tarv Foster 1ms gone to Cape' May In rusnniiwe toasumnionB from the president. JIK DHOVE THEM OUT. Florence. Ala.. Auk. 18. At Sheflleld Saturday evening George T. McGregor, ex-mayor of the town and prominent In social and poll" cal affairs, pistol In hand captured a atoro, drove the clerks and book keepers out, put The keys In hu pocket and assumed control. The Btory Is told Uy un, oyowltness as follews: McGregor, about 6 p. in,, entered tho store of Wf'lon & Co., walked to the back door and locked It, und then, with pistol levied, demanded tho kc.v to the front door of one of the proprietors, and ordered every ono to Jeavo tho store. To those who were slow In leaving, he said, 'I will kill you If you don't get out," at tho mime timo nourishing tho pistol in a daugcrous manner. After getting control of tho store ho nailed up the doors, and tliu thoy remained until several hours later, when W. It. Weston and his son Charlie, proprietors of tho store, returned with shotguns and resumed control of their property, McGregor having left the store alter nailing It up. At last accounts the Manure. Wes ton wore Btlll guarding their prop erty, and McGrocor was momen tarily expected. Wrston & Co. are tho leading merchants of Shelllold McGregor once owned an interest In the store, and ills excuse for his actlon3 Is that he wns being de frauded of IiIb rights. SEATTLE 11A0EB. Seattle, Aug. I8.-TI10 summer meeting of tho King County Fair nnd Agricultural ussociullou at Kent opened favorably yesterday. Kent dorby, ono and one-quarter miles, puree $800, was won by Macolm, Idaho Chief second,- Italudrop and Rosy Lewis dead heat for third. Time, Ji:12J. Halfmllo dash Black Aider won, Annie Itoouoy Becotid, Tucomn a poor third. Time, 0;ul. In tho spoclal pacing race, Costel lo, MolIIe Cooper, and Sorrel Frank each won a heat, when tho evont was postponed on ncqount of ruin. Best time, 2:27. Ill tho 2:or trot, which came oil between the heals of the pacing race, IMoudlo and Mirk Medium each won n heat. Tho rnco was then postponed. Best time, 2:21. l'KDl'LKS 1'AllTY. Dallah, Aug. 18. Tho UratTexuB Btalo convention of tho Peoples party convened hero today with one hundred delegates present. The onvcutlon declared In favor of the allon land law recently patsed by tho legislature, and adopted the Cincinnati platform. Jlia I'lllH AT OAMUIUWIH. Boston, Aug. 18. At Cambridge this morning tho Damon Iron works burned. Tho building was valued nt $60,CW. Tho eutro lo.-s of tho Damon Iron company will upj roxl mate $200,00 ou which there was 11 partial Insurance. Tho Kendall machine Bbop adjoining wri de stroyed. Lou $80,000 011 couleutB, Insurance $30,000. Tho men cm. ployed lu both pi noon lwo tools valued at $10,000. Tho Hurvard Dry Tlate company BuU'crcd n loss of $9003, VI HK AT bT. LOUI8. Br. Louib, Aug. 18. Tho lMouoh can factory was burned ami two or thrcs adjolulug e&tablishmentH des troyed this morning. Ltus $180,000. Partially luhiired. HANK OHI'IOIALS BKNTENCKI). l'lllLADKLI'lll A, iVllll., Allg. 18. Charles I.uwroncc,,ex-i"wl8t:u)t ihIi. lor pf tho Keystone Bauk, who pleud guilty to the Indlctmuult charging him with making false en trlei on tho bauk books, this morn jug wr.s bcnlouccd to cl&ht year ImprlBunmoiit In tho pviiltuiitlurj Htid ton fiuo of $100 und costs, Ii oaks of Frauds W, Keuuedy, tin President and ileury F. Jvenuedy. cashier, of tho HUH'udcd Sprint Garden Bauk sentence was postpon ed until BepU'itil or 8 h. VILLAUK PESTKOYKO. London. Aug, 18. A dispatch auuounceatlio partial destruction of the village of Kollnmu by a cloud burst. Half tho housoa are de stroyed and many people and cattlo drowned, Bumim-r ir"odn still gont popular fttew Rt T, Hoi vereou'fl. 1 w uuv tin ii.rht riinnlnit Binirer at pg7 CofuuwrcU! wrest od BIG HE IN FLORIDA. More Details of tho Railroad Disaster. TUB CHICAGO MARKET QUIhTEll England Crops, Berlin Market, Storm in California, A Grocery Failure, Crushed in a Caboose, A H-... ft...! ft .... Aril State t new meiai uisvuvcijri and Foreign News,' Etc. KIHE IN FLORIDA. J.VCHRONVIM.K, Fin., Ang. 18. A terrible II w U raging here. Sixty Ave hous n are turned, and the lire Is not tinder control. Tho flames were Anally txhausted for want of material. The space of two blocks wide and six blocks long were totally destroyed. Loss about a million, partially Insured. MOKE DBTAILS OF HAILKOAD DIS ASTER. U hnb, Aug. 18. A terrlblo acci dent r suiting in the instant death of twelve persons and serious Injury of many others, some of whom will probably die, occurcd on the Jura Bimplan railway, near this city. A spoclal excursiou train conveying hundreds of villagers from tho sur rounding country to witness the fetci lu connection with the 700th annlvcrnary of tho foundation! of the city of Berne, was stopped at a sid ing u short distance from Uh destina tion, lu order lo allow the regula. Paris express to puss. Tho engineer of the express, as nearly ai can now be uxcertalued, had .not been not! lied of the that un excursion trail was ou tho track ahead of him, and die conductor of the excursion train 'fins lo have neglected to scud o signal nmu buck to protect the rear of his train while the shunt wut being arranged. Tho express, ruu olngut high Bpeed, curno upon tin excursion train so suddenly thai tin engineer's ell'orts to check its speed aud avoid disaster were unavailing. Tho heavy express dashed Into the rear of tlio excursiou train, demolish ing the hindmost coach and forcing Its way partly through tho next one. Tho rear couch happened to be nn empty ono, which was Intended for pntnongcrs to bo tnkon on nl another station. Tho guards in ohuigo of it wero killed, but the prepeiice of tills car doubtless paved the liven of many occupants of the other coaches. As It wr-j, tho passen gers lu tho second coach wero nearly all killed or Injured. Trainmen, assisted by tho pat :engers who had occur id Injury, set to work immedi ately to re cue the unfortunates who were imprisoned in the wreck. Heartrending crl i of agony uorv ed them to almost superhuman ollbrts, but In spite of their opera tions they wero forced to witness tho death beforo their eyes of several who hud not been killed outright, but were crushed by broken timbers or expo" d to escaping s am from tho locomotive. Twolvo corpses wero taken out of tho debris, and tho injured wero dually extricated and car"d for rs well as tho condi tions of the place purmltto.t, pend ing tho arrival of u Broclul train from Berne, which had beuii tele, graphed for Immediately after tho collision, and whloli conveyed phy sicians and surgeons to tho scene. Most ot tlio vlothus of tho disaster wero resident of towns in tho vi cinity of this cltv, and tho news of tlio calamity cnuaod great excite, meat aud mourning all through tho region. Tho sad event marred tho fcHtlvltloi Inoldentlo thoo-lobratlon In which Borno had bo Joyously en gaged, and tho remaining features nn tho programuio will doubtless be abandoned In eouscqueiio . BmiNi:, Aug. 18. Tho total nuui birof deatlmthus far reported Is thirteen, Elghtcou porsons are Boriously Injured, the majority of them requiting surgical treatment, audsomoof theio are likely to die. Thirty others aro less Berlously hurt. Soveral of tho dead are lo mangled us to bo beyond recognition. UNUHUAI. 8TOU.M8 IN OAI-. San Bi:unakdin(i, Aug. 18. StorniH aro raging dally lu tho mountains o:"t of tills city. It rain ed several hours at Cue mongo, but not bnrd. Vclerday afternoon hcivy storms with thunder and lluhtnlug wore noticed In the moun tains coining down Into tho valley. At 11:80 a hrgo body of water o mo down Mill err ik and through llrd liiudit, washing out ltodlamh' motor road In several places, and doing some other damage. It Is now generally believed that theio con tinued storms and sultry weather which ht't lasted ever since July 1st, with ono short Interval, have been the result of Hooding tho Colorado desert. If this continues permanent ly It will rooiilt lu more water In tho mountains for IrrlgaMug purpos-j, but tho summer ollmato will be less p'casaut. (.'Hl'tHlND M A OAHOOSK. Dbnviiu, Aug. 18. Tho Union l'aelllo railroad hud ono of the worst wrvokfi It has had for yeara yunday near Brighton, Co'o., a few mllei from this place, Freight trnla No. 21, bound t iwiud Denver, was run nlug lu two sections. Tho engine of the Unit section became disabled, aud was obliged to Mop ou the main track for repair. The train hud been hi udlug there oily it few udu utcs vrheu the t nxa M'tliii wuno around a curve at hljh rate ot itpeed und crashed Into the learof tho lrt eeoUou, wrecKIng tho en glue aud never! emit of the hut train And making kindling wro 1 o( tho caboose nndllvo cam of Ike first flection. James Macon, of Decatur, III., and Thomas McKlllop. of Og den, Utah, were sleeping in tho caboose of the first section and were instantly killed. A man named Flaherty, employed on the Unlou Pacific, who was riding In the wrecked caboose, hud a leg broken and received internal Injuries which will prove fatal. NEW MCTAI. DISCOVERY. PlTTSliORO, Aug. 18. A series of experiments by Thomas Harrison, of this city, ltitn tho pioperties aud usc3 of nickel, steel nud manganese bronze, resulted lu the discovery of a new metal. The chief character istics of the metal are that It ob tained very high leosllo strength, is indestructible, being Impervious to acid, nnd that It can be wrought into spikes, nails, etc., while either hot or cold. A C1ROCKHY VAU.UHK. Porti.anw, Aug. 18. The fruit and grocery store of Ken worthy & Odgcrs, on Third str.nenr Wash ington, known as tho California market, was seized by the sheriff yesterday on n writ of attachment sued out by Levi, Bplcgl & Co., for $581.37, for merchandise sold to them, The suit was immediately followed up by others brought by Mark Levy & Co. for $623.68. and Rlcliet, Koberts & Bell 'or $210.02, aud writs of attachment were is'ued In each case. MOOUIA ME7T. New York, N. Y., Aug. 18. This forenoon, n special meeting of .he Union Pacific directors weut into so fllon. George Qould, Sidney Dil lon, VIco President Lane, Maivln llughltt, nnd practically, all tiie governors of the road are present. After the m ztlug adjourned, the following statement was issued: "Holders of more than one-half of tho do. ting debt on the Union IV cific, have ar en' d to tlio plan for extending the debt by the Issue of not i ."or th ? yea and tho board of directors of tho company today pas -d the n-ce saiy resolution to put that Into cflect. It is proposed to I me sutllcleut thr -yeur six per cent, no' s to retire the entire llo.it Ing debt of the company." J. Pior pont Morgan, Edward King, John A. Stewart, Alexander Orr and Frederick L. Ami'", ure appointed n committee to represent tho creditors In the teitlement of the matter. THE YKI.I1W FEVER. New York, Aug.18 Tho steamer City of Wrhlngioii, which arrived hereyo-! '.day moiiiln't nom Mexi can porhand Havaua, reports yel low fever prevalent to an alarming extent at Vera Ciuz, and though tho health authorities me s living lo chck the Bpreud o' thedlsea e, their ell'orts alo app leully unavailing. Many de thu occurred dui tig ttie last six weeks, and it was u common sluht, oIllceiB of tho v A buy, to u eu siring oifuiieuils half a mile longHtreichlug f.om tlio gules of tho oily' the f.mel.ry, each fuu eral patty walling putlontly for a chance t bury Id de. d. Among tho lul "t victims of the malady is L.J. Snowball, u we'l know commit; slon merchant of 70 Wall street, who has b n hi Mexico since the 21 of August. Tho Ciy of W: "hlngtoii wr.8 doiaiued for ibot'ou jh luspectlon and fumlga'Iou at ciuaiuiilinoas a pivcutii binary me- 'ure, and will not be allow d to come up to the city until ti lay. Ou tho vf scl aio Cup taln Pratt and wife, of the tugboat Julia; tho beeond male and three Bailors of the American ship Akbar, and Captain Biiiuk, of tho Danish bark Imleiiousso, all of which vea boIb wero recoutly wrrokc J. NEOROKS lO HUI'KllSKDK CHINESE. Ni.w Yoik, Aug. 18. A Herald odltoihil s:ib: "There Is a good deal of Bound hoiso uo lu the plant fc-r coloui.lug a huge number of nojioes ou the Puoltto wlopo. Senator Stinford Is r Id to L. In o -o-tcd, and It W predicted within the uext twelve months that 60,()CO or nioro colored people may find em p oyuiout und homes in California. In any event, the bjIicuio launder full heidway, and will haven fair trial. The climate out yonder Is peculiarly j, nial, and adapted to thu negro constitution. California is lu nn d of laborers, and can give them steady employment and fa'r living wag , s the Chines.) aro neither liked nor trusted. J K I'll lOE.vr. Philadelphia, l'eiini., Aug. 18 resident .'larrison left Cape May this morning, for Bennington, Ver ni' ut, to tako part in ho centennial festlviti h. WBATHBURBPORT. San Francisco, Aug. 18' Fore cast for Oregon and Califernia: Light ruins. A Wonder Worker. Frank llutlmau, a young man of Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been under tho earn of two promi nent phvslelnns.nud used their treat ment until ho was not able to get around. They pronounced Ids case to bo consumption and Incurable, lie was persuaded to try I). . Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs und colds and at that time was not able to walk nerosA the street with ill rest 1 ig. Ho found, before he hud umsI half nfn dollar bottle, that ho was much hcl'cnhtM-niitlnued to mo It und Is today enjoy Inn good health, If yon havo any throat, lung or chest trouble try It, We gunruntco Mtisfuction, Trial txittle free at Frv'a drugstore. Kemomber, you aui get the choic est family butter at Clark & Kp. ploy's, on Court street. Bechlvo baking pw ler Is tho best. Look at the gifts wltli each cau. Bront&Ollo, MARKETS. ClilCAao,Aug.l8. At closo wheat was easy, cosh $1.01, J-epl. $1.00 J. Dec. $1.12i i' San Francisco, Aug. 18. Wheat buyer; 1891, $1.70j, season, M.7C. I.ITTI.E WHEAT IN MARKET. LaOrandb, Aug. IS.-Harvesting has not yet commenced lu tho Grande Hondo valley, consequently tho Eastern wheat boom has not effected this market to any extent. Wheat Is quoted at from 75 to 80 cents a bushel, and ndvnnco of about 10 cents, but there Is very little, If any, of lrst year's orop In the coun try, aud this year's orop will not be ready for the market in much less than thirty days. NO WHEAT. The Dam.es, Aug. 18. As yet there has been no wheat oilering from this year's crops. Tlireihlng !b iu progress throughout this bec tloti, and the opinion has prevailed lor some time that high prices would be realized. This feeling has been strengthened by the late rise In the Eastern aud foreign markets, and It Is probable that No. 1 wheat will be held for 80 cents. WANT HIOHER PRICES. Seattle, Aug. IS. Wheat was quoted at the Seattle elevator at 04 centB for bluntem yoterdny. Re ports received hero from east of the mountains say that the farmers are det.rmlued to hold out for high prices for all kinds of produce. THE REST PRICES. Spokane, Aug. 10. Wheat sold In largo bulk at Pullman Saturday from 01 to 01 cents, clear of sack, which is the best price ever realized there. There are" no quotations in Spokane as yet, us tho Palouco wheal h: i not begun to uirive. CHICAGO MAIUCET. Chicago, Ills., Aug. 18. The feel ing lu thu whe..t pit is quieter this morning, the foreign markelB iieing lower. December wheat which closed ut $1.03 y-sicrduy, started at tuulpilcouud lluctuuled both ways within a range of $1 1. At the end of the llnst liaif hour h wus quo' d at $1.02jj. Portland, Aug. 18. Wool- Eastern Oregon, 1317 r nt" per pound; valley, 1820 cen s. Wheat Valley, $1.55; Walla Walla $1.45 per ojntu1. ADVANCE IN FLOUR. Leeds, Aug. 18. '1 be Le"ds mil lers' roeiutlon lias decided to make an advance in prk uf Hour ot one shilling, six i. -nee. ENGLAND CROPS, London, Aug. 18. l'lie Tin es r fers to tho encouraging prosp-cts ahead for the English farmer, Bay ing If given good wather for a f r' night, tho wheat crop of Greut Brituln will bo u good average one. 11KRLIN MARKET. Berlin, Aug. 18. Thogialnmnr. ketopen d lower this morning Au gust lyo open d ut a d ellne of ton murks, August wheat opened b!x marks lower. Tho decline wut caused chieily by news of tin government ue'.lon in onloriug the substitution of wheat nieul for ryi in making bre d for tho army. ilOl'Kh AltltlVAI.S. "WILLAMBrrK" A Hamburger, V Ijowe, E K Hasollluo, L C Mo ire, Alex Shuck, C M Maxwell, C W Wilbur and wife, H Beach, Portland. W C Lehman, South Bend. Ind T C Idll, Salt Lake. I Van Lorn, Chicago. Mis D Itobiusoii, Scdutia, Mo. II B Spencer, Cleuiilold, Pa. G Stanley, Gervals. 11 W Manz, II Hilt, J F Time, Ed Machwurlh, F F Stortoll, S F. J T Jticliardson, Albrlou, Mich. "cook." A Dawiuii, Albauy. J K Blair and wife, Newberg. G W Neely, Sherldau. L W Plckard, Salt Lake. A Cauipt Ml aud wife, N Y. Gus Yeugebeekens, B C Stanton, Johuii Olson, J 11 Armstrong, Mro Dayton and daughter, Mix M Todd, Portland. It v J Prest and wife, Melsou. D M Hastings, lud. S D l.irliputrick, MuMiunville. O Nush, T Ilelland, C 13 Dayton, A J Simpson, S S Trice, Salem. SfS&'i Both tho method niurreaults when Syrup of Figsis taken ; it is pleasant and refreshing to tlio tasto, ami acta gently yot promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver nnd Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem effectually, dispels colds, Iiead aches nnd fovors nud cures hnbituai ooiiBtipatlon perrannently. For enlo : Kit. .! a U-..1 v u iW VW iu4 vi UWiVttM UJ Oil druggists. CAUFORHIA FW SYRUP CO. State l'ouliry Atisuciatlou. All persons interested hi the breed Iu and Improvement of thorough bred poultry lu Oregon ,uro requested to meet at Salem, ou Wednesday evening of fair week, Sept. 10th at whloli time action will bo timeu toward the organization of a S au Poultry Association, 8-10-dw-tf APARTMCNT HOUSES IN PUIS. They Aro Granil n Hie Outshlc. bat Ititcrnml ArratiEment Am Hart. We self Batisfled Americans boast of our great buildings, nnd think nothing approaches them or nny other fenturo of our modern development Yet tho first thing that Impresses nn American In Paris is apt to bo tho great size of tho buildings In the rcsidenco porttons of tho city. Tho pcoplo live hi flats, to bo sure, and these grent toll half blocks nnd whole blocks faced with yellow stucco harbor tiio population of villages, but how tiny our New York dwellings nro besldo them I How small most of our npartment houses appear by contrast! In tho great honeycomb in which I tenanted ono cell I got nn idea of how this inodo of living is ordered. I en tered tho building by n carriagowny that led into n great court There was a sido entrance to the court, which for some reason wns In use nfter 8 o'clock nt night On either side of either por tal were stairs lending to the upper stories the ground lloor being taken up witli stores opening on two streets. Exactly opposito tho main entranco wns tho ofllce or headquarters of the concierge, commanding n view of the court nnd of botli entrances. I saw nn old woman thero always, and sho made my acquaintance for tho purpose of nsking mo to call out tho name of tho family with whom I had taken lodg ings whenever I camo in after nightfall. I wish now that I had once failed to shout my landlord's name, In order that I might know what would have happened in that event. I saw few finer looking or larger establishments than this, nnd yet I will not say that it was typical. Sponking for it nnd no other, I will simply say that grand as its exterior was, and clean and tidy as it looked from tho street and from the court, it was none the less n perfect trap for sewer gas and a mine of untidiness. Tho condition of the closets on every floor wns execrable. I can never be brought to believe that I should have escaped typhus fever If I had not kept my windows wido open all the timo I was indoors. Tho stairs wero rude, narrow, unearpeted, dark and dirty, nnd tho odors of neglect nnd careless ness weighted the ntmosphero in the public parts of tho house. Let thoso who have been in other Latin countries say whether this Is n ceneral condition lu them. I have been in Cuba nnd in France only, nnd every breath I drew indoors In Paris reminded mo of my tour through Cuba. It was tho samo in tho hotels ns In tho houses in both countries. Julian Ralph in Harper's Weekly. Remarkable Dull Uuarlugs. An Improvement in ball bearings has been made which foreshadows what mny not bo inaptly termed the millen nium of mechanical nrt. By their uso friction nppenrs to bo almost complete ly abolished. A pulley fitted with the bearings has been on exhibition at Wnshington which is driven with a thread of No. 200 6pool cotton to a speed of 1,200 revolutions per minute, without oil or nny other lubriennt, nnd nbsolutely without heating tho plane surfaces that nro exposed to tho bear ings, nnd tho bearings themselves, be ing at no time raised above tho normal toinpernturo of cold steel. It Is thus conclusively shown that whero no heat is developed thero is no friction, nnd if no friction thero is no wenr. Tho npplieations of theso bear ings nro numberless. By tho saving of power in tlio removal of friction, which is demonstrated by experiment to bo not less than 50 per cent, by tho sav ing of coal or other fuel necessary to tho production of this power, in tho saving of lubricants hereby rendered unnecessary, nnd In vnrious other re ductions of expense Incident to the di versified capabilities of this now device, thero Is evidently to bo wrought n not nblo revolution iu mechanics. Wash ington Post flow Somo Queer 1'Uli Dine. The carp carries his teetli back in ids throat, so that when he has n sore throat ho does not know whether to send for tho doctor or tho dentist Ho resembles tho cow In tho respeot that ho chows his cud. It is n pity that somo of tho other virtues of tho cow do not nlso portain to tho carp, for ho would bo n much more useful fish if this were so, although it would not be posslblo for bun to givo milk, ns does our good bovlno friend, owing to the certain destruction of every drop of it by the river iu which he lives, und which, us many of tho readers of this paper know, is full of water. Tho hoi-fcoshoo crab chows its food with its legs, which Is n very curious thing oven for n crnb to do, whilo the oyster feeds with its beard. The oys ters would etarvo to death if they had to wait ns long ns Uttlo boys nnd girls do for their beards to grow. But fortunately thoy have to do noth ing of the sort, although, to tell tho truth, tho oyster's benrd Is hnrdly more porcoptiblo than that of tho smoothest faced Uttlo boy or girl In tho world. J. K. Bangs In Harper's Young People. MrlllUtitly Colored Alloy. In the coiu-so of nn investigation, part of whloh has already been communi cated to the Itoyal Society, Professor Uoberts-Austen has discovered tho moot brilliantly colored alloy ns yet known. It hns n rich purple color, and bright ruby tints nro obtained when light is retlected from one surface of tho alloy to another. It contains nbout 78 per cent, of gold, tho rest of the nlloy being aluminium. Tho constants of the aluminium gold series of alloys aro now being examined. Nature, ""Electric UilfersT This remedy Is becoming so well known nnd bo popular us to need no special mention. All who hnvo used Electric Bitters 6lng the same song oi praise a purer mcuicmetioeA not exist nud It Is guaranteed to do all it Is claimed. Electric Bitters will euiv all diseases of the liver nnd kldiiev, will remove Impure Mood, wl I di v0 malaria from thesystem and prevent na well ns cure all malarial fevers for euro ot beadaotie, coHtimli.u, aud ludlgeotlou try Electric Him is. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Prleo 50o and $1 per bottle nt Fry's drugstore. DOS Parlios wishing to build nice rvsidunuis and in sonivh of n beautiful lcu-nti-n with pleasant surroundings should visit . ROSED AIvB. It is locatud direct on the Electric liho to the Fair Ground, overlooking U10 0T)tjrc the snow capped mountains, Mt. Hood and Mt. Jefferson, as well as the ever green hills of Polk county are in plain view. The site is unsurpassed and the whole tract is a beautiful green plateau. The High school as well as the North Salem new building aro within a &hui I ui&taiice of this tract. 3 1 jlIL Are now ordered grade i at the expense of the owners. This property is now for sale by All Real Kstate Men In this City, who will be ready at any time to show this tract to purchasers. SrACE in Pavillion. Parties wishing space iu theKrand pavilion building at the state fair, will make application early to secure same by culling on or addressing Win. H. Saviige, Salem, Superintendent of pavillioii. 8-7-d-tf Passengers destined to the promi nent cities east of the Missouri river should patronize the Chicago, Uuion Pacific & Northwestern line. Mag nltlceut Pullman and Wagner sleep ing cars, elegant Pullman and Northwestern ilininjj cars, free re clhilng chair cars, handsome day coaches ana comlortable Pullman colonist sleepers. eod-aug Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria frilMg.Ji'20".. Copyright, JOWi A tea'Scipent, 103 foet long, was seen lo coal Itactr up In slippery folds on the coast of Florid i last month. Three reliable persona saw this crratti.e distinctly. Header, th above is a "yarn." If people oiil'l believe tun following truthfnl statement us le.ulllvas they swallow eea-serpent stories. It would be the moans of savins thousands oi lives. Dr rierco'H (lolrten Medical Discovery. If tuUrn lr thno td Riven a fair trial, will actually cure consumption of tho lungs, which la renlly scrofulous disease. If this wonderful medicine does not .win all we recommend, when tnkin as directed, we will cheerfully aud pnmi My rt tun all money paid for lu Can any nil" r ho more c Miero'is or fair ? No other med icine possesses Biilllclent poweroverthatfat.il mainly Consumption to warrant Its manufao Hirers In selling it under such trying conditions. Tl.e ' Oolde i Medical Discovery " Is not only the most wonderful alterative, or blood-cleanser, known to v edlcal science, but nlso possesses supei o. nutiltlNuawl tonlr, or Btrength-glvlni pmpertles, which assist thi food to digest and become assimilated, thus building up both strength nnd Mesh. For all cases of llronchlal, Throat and Lung Diseases, accompanied with lingering coughs, it Is absolutely unequalcd as a rci'ic-dy. For Weak I.jngs, Spitting uf lllnod and Clndrcd affections, at surpasses all other me 'lclnes. SSOQREWARD - '" offered by the man ufacturers ot Dr. Siire'B Catarrh 'turned j lo a oo of Catarrh In tho bead which they cannot cere. Ily Its mita, sootntug and healing liroperties, l)r Sage's Remedy cures the wont as.es. no niattur how ba 1, or of how long ataud- Ui. elfiy"ceutg,by druggists. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Taintc, Oils anil Window Glass, "Mali Pa lter and Border, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails anil Shingles, Jiry. FreiT and Fenci Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW AIVKKTI8EMEN1S. FOlt KKNT. Nensant rwimfor light Iioiiek eplng at lw; Colcr . ticet 6 1S-.II iiARY i mm, TohcIiIub In music. Plnno and Orgar. ntn b hem nt Conr.rvntory ol ramie, ,r at home, ill '2th str et. Hey Theft TWimiocd! If you need Kvgine trimming', Mwht feert lubilctitors, Jnjertoo, bUtiin or wulcr packing. L'tux'k ami glob vim or, iliott Oil' !' g, HMM-tl,!...!.. ,.. ""I 'A0"?. Unit prkew, umU un DUGAN BROS., , , .,, 2W Comiuere'Hi -trrot ADit w will Hi yru put lu flr-t ohik. khup V.. 41 J SI a &" stt nuui-u 10 Loniriu'iors. HI ! w '.I be received by the hour J of thi . i.t. ' 'V I''"". 80"l un luixia auk i A.l1, ?' s " t P- " f"r mlru i ou una compleWon of a twai..r h. um CertlrleJ ebecka for thr huna.rd dot. i"n.srlerorstt,d "' "' to ,?rtwofUoboni 8 .U,A.R0BEnT. DALP L v l For Sale Crieap. 120 aches or land fi mllos from Hnlpm nt ?3 per neiu. About 30 ncrcs oijcu, bilnnce timber. Ooorl m rli.u water. "Terms tasy." LKO WiLI IS, Opera House, Court etre et. J. G. HARRIS. It. A. MOORE SALEM EXPRESS COMPANY. Ltavo orders at tho Club stables, one block east ol liolHee. All orders promptly utu-ndert to. L. B, HUFFMAN, Lively Stable anil Feed Yard. The Best Box Stalls and Corral In the i Ity. Quiet, lamily liorsesn specialty. (In rear Willamttte hotel.) SALEM, ... OREGON E. C. CIIOSS, and Pacter, llftl 8tato St. aud Court St. Ihe bestmtntf delivered to all parts of tho city. THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OREGON. Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Da; . The bet hotel between t'ortlapd andean Francisco. KirstclaEs lu all Us appo.iit menls. Its table3 aro seivcd with Ibe Choicest Fruits Grown lu I lie., Willamette Valley. A. I. WAGNER. Prop. W.M. DeHAVEN, Boarding - and - Sale - Stable. One door west of Lnnn's Dry IVods tloie onsttito stteet. Quiet family teams. Bpte lalattcntlon paid to transient btock. 6:111 GEO. C. WILL, if Will Uros., Albany Jtnd CorvallU. Piaoos, Organs and Sewing Machines. sewinq MAcniNES and ORGANS REPAIRED AND CLEANED At Your Homes Agents rot NorthwtstlnurauceCo. Two doois north of Tost Olllce, Halem.Or. Nee lles aud uew parts tor all Sewing Nachlnet StS-trdw m Q of the best restdercf loK In tho city on Ai , COURT STREET, outuuikt loinet ot b oelc, between Htb and 15th Hretts, one lilecl: Irom eleclrlc line, lour blocks Irom Center and btalo Ut earllnesand Knsi valcmsehool l'rlce$2300 fur both .r f 000 tor iu ner and Jl.'l. J lor In side Lach I, a has 7C foot Iroutage on COURT STREET. lnqulreoftho OREGON NUU3EHY CO., Oltice ( or. Com'l und Uienu-keta street, upstairs, or of nny Heal Estate dim lr tho city. SUI, -:- Salem Boat House. -:- anId0?1rn?i;l0b?,!,!1s, ft r,WMre CHAS. H. MCCLANE, Piopr. Oregon StatcFair, I Th'rl) -first annual exhibition under the mmitig.'iiieiit ..f the Oregon Stalo Ut ard ot Agileulturo. will be held ut the BUite Fair Monday, Sepiember U, 1891, And lasting one we-k. OVER $15,000 ntr IN CASH PKEMIU3IS 0ffl;.,Vtr,,SorrSt,dhnu fancy work nnd trlHls of ipc d. Reduced rules for fnrnni frui,.i.i - ... trausportatlon lines to and from the fair Important Improvemeuu have been made upon the ero 'nils nnrl incro.cn,i f,iii.i': are ollered exhibitors. "v" """ Pavilion will be Open 4 Xiehfs in ihe Wrrt A splendid field ot Iort,e entered In tho peetf department, nnrt rln iJEihit. ? rnlrTrl(l h."i' --; J"S? " Ol epurtnient, and tine -.-'"" milieu ritcu ohv. u oe given each daw hnirles for premiums close Monday at T:wp m. Lxhlbltoruareurgedtomaknas many of tbf lr entries on HiSurday befor2 rfil5!pol,,S', Uoo1"' nlmals andartl cleforxhlblllonroustboln their places by 10 p, m. on Monday, ' IRICE3 OF ADMISSION. Man's day ticket . ftl v oraan's day tlcket """ uw season fcket o Ej i unman seivxmt'cket i,a ftajm. mr a n-emlm lUt J. I-. AI'HKIfVllV nuIJ.i 1 A 'SS0 city TS ;f 25c Want Column, tlces tneleit li r tM' I LNT PER NOHDKAlH INhr.U'll'.jN. No aiiu, tlemcutluhcitdlu this column forlw,! tuau iseiiiy-iivn conis. ,rELIJ3. The undersigned Is fully pre VV pared to dig wells or clean wtiii j Ritiioiaciion guaranicea UUtl Fit AN K O'KEIL. 1.T 1R SALE. A I wo set carrlase.almoil I new. Inquire at JouitNAl. office. 8 sir' T701l SALE. About one acre of land ant 1 barn, with tunning water lu teara, barn. A benultfttl location fer a home. is. quire nt beeond bouse on right band nit of Arylum uvcuuo nfter crossing bn.t fjUlU 1A' "V uu, s.2, FOH SALE. At n bargain, a pleafaDl home, eight room house, hnrdflnlsM and neatly papered, with two lols on cot. ner. Ilesl location In University .Aildiii,,,, Arply to Wllliama & Knglara YuftiJ; comjtany. 8 41ui WANTED Our agents make $100 to til a month eelllntr our coods on their merits. V, e want count.v und general agents, nnd will tako back all goods rt sold If a county ueut fttllf to riear ilCO and expenRcsnf'cro thirty days' trial, or i general agent lets than $!5j. We Mill send laigellliKtruted circulars and letter with aspeclal oiler to bull territory tip. piled lor, on receipt of 3 one-cent sturj'jis Apply nt once and get In ot- the baeu. Address Kenner Manufacturing Co.. Pl'ts burg. l'a. 7dwtr Capital ffly Retail Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meals at All Hours nl the Da; None but white labor employed In till ettilillslinicnl. A good substantial meal avked hi i.m c!as style Twentj-fivv rents per meal, RED B t O J T Court street, between Journal Ofllce tut Mlnlo's l.nery. M.T. RINEMAN DKALFU 12 Staple and Fancy Groceries Crockery, Glaware, Lumps-, Wuedi and Willow ware. All kinds of mill M Also vecrelnblesantl fruits iu tLelr seaai. "Highest Price puld forcountij produa.' We solicit a shate ol our r.attonace. 8-9 ISiMntostiKt $500Kevard, WK will puj the hbuvu reward for an; case of liver pomplalnt, dyspepsia, lick headache, lndlL-btlon,constlpallonnrcci IU enes we cannot cure wltw west's Vet eltableLlqcr I'llls, when tho direction! strlctlo complied with. They are puKlr vegetabl, and never fall to give sutl-lifr tlon. Sugar coated. Large boxes, contain ing .10 pills, T5 cents, llewure of coimte: i. its and mltatlons. The genuine mutt '..clHndohly by THE JOHN O. WESt Co. Chicago ill. Sold by Geo. E. Good, Druggist MBUom, street. Salem Or. EAST AND SOUTH -VIA Southern Pacific Route Shasta Line CALIFORNIA itXI'HEKI TIIAIN IVK DAtU MiiTWEKN POITI.Ari) AXlH.F, Bouth. 1 KoruT 7.HJC p. m. Lv. L-. Ar. 1'ortlHud Ar. I U:A"ih.P. 9:lh p. m. 8:15 a.m. .-'a'l.in Sa" Fitjj I 7.ai. I v O-COpja Above trains sinp . i,lj iu" n tlons north ol itotrtuirir. l km ni.iugw; 1'CltUM Or.rnn f'llv ..l... ... . A Ihiltll Tangent, i-hedds, IlalWv. HarrMW! Jiinetlfin Cltr li . mi npd 1- in ene. RQ3KUUHQ MALI. DAH V, 8.-00 a. m. 10:52 a. m 5:1 J p. m. Lv. Lv Ar. 1'ortland Salem Iloseburg Ar.) lOup.fi. Lv. l.-fr p. Lv. tisWi-B Aiuany Local, Dally (Except 8undJ' Jn p. III. I i.v. JJ p. in. 1 Lv: fcft) P.m. Ar. l'ortlund tulem Albany Ar. I "' Lv. -" Lv, 65 PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS- Kcr accommodation ot second rt Pecngers atUehed to zpre-s tfalo. tVrst Side DivisionrHtti-cD Pffrilst aoii (irviillis: nII.Y 'FlKIT M'X1A Tsa H. rrt. I Ul:l0p.ru. I L"vT Vr. ' Portland ('on-a'Ms i v i vp r ? At Albanj' nutl t rulli. i''' l1 trains ef Orei-Pi, tu- flc Ka.lr .rt. F.XfltHgBVHAIK (IJAII.V V:- n-lHl SV3." -cttt: ( J" w ii'.riA-. i"i "mr" i. i Ar.MrMfi.t vi'l- K Through licked - IflHll pilPjti- KAST for Uckftt..' ini nM in r. ny nm-. " ar. f. fi ll. i.'ohHi.iJrt, VI :l li! l:.i . m.i l ' ' i"t WW J.T.ORKQ6,Becretnr) !, ci. A- ".