Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 21, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWJjWip!'? 71" ifr-- v- wr""T "' upiii (Wiupiiw ji'tfT - urt "W-"riVW tr WEb ME MNTilL JOPUflL. JhmyT ACOCBPSI Ml TKUM8 OK HUUWJ1UIT1UN null by mull per yenr nalfr by mall per month, . Weekly by man j j .-.- . 1 60 WOW A .,.. TiKI.IVEKY BY UAUIUEIt. Dftiijf "J - ".;;...r...1 TUB EVKNIIIO CAl'ITAI. J'll'IWAi- irly rerelv-s the nneruoou associated press d IspntcheH. Oilt;t""' GILB&ar k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oi's, Varnishes, Rmshes. Windowglass, Etc. Solo Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Uan oaKin in- 'nunpr. t " Notice. Persons leuvlng tovvn fur the springs, sencoast or mountains, cau have the Daily Jouknal seut to them without extra cost, by leaving orders at the olllcu. IX I'OI.ICB COURT. Xo llolilierles on Cu-ciw Day but a Grist oT I'ctty Crimes. The Balem police declare that Sells Bros, circus is the first that ever showed hero that was deyoid of. the muul crowd of, robbers and pick pockets Ibat attends at Salem ou such occasions. Till: KKCOHDBIt'S POCKET this morning contained a number of cases. One Peter Miles was arrested Thursday for selling candy nnd soap packages iu which he pro tended to wrap up $5bills,thut never materialized. Ho did a thriving business for a half hour when he was pulled. THE l U'S. Harry Atkius aud Mike Yauner werosounforiuuato as to incur the charge of drunken conduct aud re ceived the usual sentence, etc. STUEET HOAMINO. Jas. McCIeunan is under arrest on second trial on the innocent and ro mantic charge of street roaming. But' as James 1ms been up before on this account, and roams not alto gether without a purpose, he is also charged with vagabondage. McClennan load a trial aud was fined for which he was committed to jail. Ou the charge of vagrancy ho will be tried Monday. The trial of sand-bagger Roger's Is set for 3 p. m. The Yjiaton Accident. A. F. Yeatou met with a severe accident Thursday afternoon, at five. The pretty little team lan quite rapidly up'Trade street and as they turned the comer of Church .street the buggy upset, throwing the occupant out and dragging him between the wheels a half block, when the bu, gy righted and he let go, the hind wheels going over lihu. Jits fti head was quite severely cutun-1 bled profusely. But lie was up in a moment and was able to take c ire of himself. They concluded Mi. ir escapade by colliding with a street car ou State street, where one of the horses was pretty badly bruised. Mr. Yeaton had a very narrow es cape and behaved in a plucky manner. Race and Sjiasiiui. Two deliv ery horses with dog carts run away at 9 a. in. and raced madly up Com mercial street. A street car separ ated them aud the bay animal run up State street dushing into ex Governor Moody's buggy in front of Cross's market and dashing it high In the air. Fortunately the gover nor was "not iu it." Tho wheels of bis vehicle were badly shattered. The escapade drove several horses tied ou State street up onto the side walk creating great excitement for a few minutes. These runaways are altogether too numerous and the city should require horses standing to be weighted down. Jeffekson. The program of tho entertainment at the opera house in Jefferson was received too lale tor inseitlou iu The Journal, as it cornea oQ at 8 p. m. this eveulug. A number of Salem people take part. Jcst Deceived. Shipment of flue Puget sound smelt, plenty of salmon trout, chlnonk salmon, sea baps, halibut and other llbb, also choice fat poultry. Leave your rdeM early. Prompt delivery. Davism & White. STATd HOUSE NOTES. The printing of the 20th Oregon report is completed and will le ready for the profttslou in about ten days. Mr. Burnett read the proof and feels proud of his first volume. The board of railroad commis sioners Was adjourned to September 7th. The board iuvltes complaints of discriminations against Oregon shippers, and will do its utmost to flx and secure reasonable rates to all points. The Warner Vuiley Lake Co., Block Co., The Portland Bill Post ing Co., aud The VaiiDiii-en Invest ment Co. of Astoria, have ttlfd articles of Incorporation. Gaze, on the fruit palace at M. T. "lneman's 132 State street. Germea, choice fresh, Rroat & Gile. Clark and Eppley nontluue to eupply their patrons with the best creamery butter. llnllOCtlOUS Will L'B iimuo uu " ...... .... nf mouth. KuliKCribrn. will plenso Iwivo f nncy fir curriers nt li'mse or where t Silvered, k" : U cuue m lclny In i .. -...... .... la a.irt IMIl 4 TUB COXFEUEXl'B. flrcot Jlffwlniinry Meeting Held liy Dr. i'eck-lliiril Day's Work. The wrtrk of tlin Oregon conference Is well along and all matters are working tjtnnol lily. Dr. Peck held an immense house against the circus and showed himself a powerful at traction. T1IU11SUAY NICJHT Dr. J. O. Peek, of New York, spoke on missions aud t lie work of the church. His subject was "The Conversion of the World U) Chilst nn Assumed Certainty." It was the decree of the Almighty God. The fact that he has promised this is guaranty of its fuMlliment. He has covenanted to give the heath en tn the oliuieh for a popsofslou to the uttermost parts of the earth. The triumphs of eighteen huudred years are piwif that tho work is surely progressing. It took a thous and years in secure the first fifty millions of nominal Christians. In 18S0 there were 710,000,000 of all such. At the ratio of the past eighty years of progress by 1050 the whole world will be under tho sway of Christianity. The Increase of converts In 1800 In our foreign mis sions wus 12J per cent greater than tho Increase of th. whole church. There have been 10.000 conversions iu India this year. It costs only $T0 n year to support n native pastor in India. The meeting was a very successful one, aud the address was one of the great features of this con ference. Dr. Peck goes to Portland Saturday and occupies the Taylor street church. FIUDAY SESSION. After prayeis, Saturday at 11 a. m.was Used for selecting place of next meeting of conference. J. L. Parrish and J. H. B. Royal made Interesting speeches. SrE. Meninger, B. E. Case and G. A. Landon, were appointed com mittee on Portland hospital. Transfers erdered: Martin Han son from Norway, D. S., Wiekstedt, from Miuuesotn, Elmer E. Thomp son from Columbia River, aud Geo. WhitaUer, from New England con ference were transferred to Oregon conference. Continued on trial: Lewis Wally, Geo. W. Qulmby, Christian L. Westberg, F. H. Lucke, John W. Berkley, Manfred O. Brulck.Gabriel Sykes, Clias. E. Crandall. S P. Wilson and C. C. Stratton were elected ministerial delegates, and M. C. Wire and A. Ku turner re served delegates to the general con ference. John H. Wood was granted a cer tificate of location at his request. Rev. J. O. Peck again addressed the conference on practical work for missions, in a highly entertaining iiumner. He made a'strong appeal for advance in the work. Lay delegates to the general con. feieiice were intreduced: G. W. Staver and J. O. Booth, who both spoke briefly. The familiar face of Rev. Ross C. H nighton is missed at this confer ence. He is at tno seaside sick. James Ab-aham and A. F. Miller were elected lay alternates to gen eral conference. R'.ivs. Skip worth and Landon spoke at 3 p. in. on "Sunday School and Tract work." The Freed men's Aid cause will take up the time this evening at tho church. Drs. Whitaker aud Strat ton will speak. Miss Hansee, dean of the Wom an's college, has returned from tho Sound, and was an interested listen er at the conference sessions. Photographer Catterliu was in at tendance at the close of tho session, and caught tho whole conference iu a body. Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and Woman's Home Mis sionary Society met at 4 p. m. The conference adjourned, to meet Saturday morning. , X(ir A SELL. Tlio Sells Circus Not Composed Sells lint of Realities. of As the children say "it was all just us it wr.s on tho pictures." No circus ever touched here that so completely satisfied tho peoplo as' the Sells Bros. show. The twenty three ring performances were nil carried out while the stage was well filled, there appearing literally sixty nine features before tho eyes of the people and all seusatious to the common mind. The dancing of Cyreno was devoid of offense to tho chaste eye and revealed tho wonderful poetry of; motion that terpslchoreau art is' capuble of Iu the human form. The ; trapeze work, contortionists, light-' nine work of the troupe of Arabs,! the 13 feature hlppodromo program uuder Colonel Sevley'H direction, ure I unsurpassed lu cii cus unnuls. The ' menagerie is very largo und shows hs epeelal attractions a pair nf hippo-' potaml, a lioness and threo cubs half grown. 01'EN AIR CONCERT. The famous Second Regiment h:intl will render the following program tonight at Willson aVenUe. I Mareh "The Thunderer" Herbert Meiilev "A D.iylu Boston". -Claus Shoiilrche "Cnnrch Full of Glory" Rolllnwon Overture "Murmuring of the For est" Boullllou Waltz "E-tudiaiitlna".Waldieufel r. . c-..i t r,i Ufa.lrl.m ;.... . .. ...":.... T-.-l.Tro'tere n .. ' V.i?L.!S it ,.-" : -., - Meyerbeer Overre''EThr)es"oftu'eDay,' Rotenfeld LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. Ed. EdeR Is at Newport. Airs. P. D'Aroy aud daughter Maria are at Newport. Plnm. -Welter and Mart Chamber, lain nreuirto Puget Sound. The JouiiNAb prints all the local news and has tho most reliable tclt'giiph service ever given the" public In Salem. Tho two bouses moved linel? to make room for the Hughes block, are placed to front ou High stre.-t. They will be occupied by Hong Sine and LongKee. Rov. liobt, Whitaker and wife are back from their California trip, look ing very much Improved and re freshed by their vacation. Pitcher Jo Levcque of tho Sarins, Is down with un ntltick of fever, aud ull his friends hope he will not be laid up long. Manager Mluto of tho Salem ball club has recovered entirely from his sprained ankle. Mrs. John Minto, Miss Thornton, Miss Haw ley, Jap and Douglas Minto are back from Nestucca. Salmon, halibut, trout aud cod tlali fresh on ice at Steluer's market. While the old Stciner market ou State street Is being moved out of the way aud the new pno prepared for business, that firm will serve their patrons with fish aud poultry from tho Ashby meat market, next door. The Jouknai. is tho only -Salem paper that gives you all the news ami mat is not lined witli gutt tor favorites. Tims. A, Sutherland, editor of the Portland Sunday Welcome, who drowned Thursday, was a half brother of A. Noltuer, and the first while child bom in tho state of California, May 1, 1850. A mau-aud-horse race took place ou Ferry St. this morning. A butcher cart animal started to run and Jack Whlttley, in true circus ring style overtook tho galloping steed. Mrs. Dr. Bradshaw is reported ill, but hopes are entertained of her re covery. A person who has type, paper and press has no rights over a pel sou who has not. It is very wrong for suoh a person to strike down an in dividual who owns no press or pub lic newspaper to reply. There are no charges against Chancellor Stratton before this con ference. To attack him Is to close his friends solidly about him, and Ills friends are the Methodist cburch iu Oregon, outnumbering all other Prostestant sects. It is his gain and secures sympathy and help for his Portland enterprise. Mr. Terrell, of Minnesota, arrived iu the city yeterday, via California, taking in the Pacific coast sights. Ho is the guest of U. S. Cook in Highland, and is very much pleased with Oregon's capital city. Tho many Salem friends of MI Cina Carey of Jefferson, will be pleased to learu of her complete re covery from typhoid fever. A. Bush does not care so much whether you patronize his bank, but he would like to have you let your dog or horse take a refreshing drink of water at his free fountain when you come to town Remember the special meotlug of the Fruit Growers' association at the Court house at 12 p. m. Saturday. If vou are not already a member do not fail to attend and become one. and thus help the fruit palace project. Tn passing J. G. Wright's store window, ladles and all should stop to see tho beautiful display of "Red Seal" pickled goods, inoludlug Uuclo Tom's table sauco, red and green peppers, capers, pickled onions, stuffed ojives, mock vine gar, lemon and raspberry syrup, and all that is rare aud raey for tho palate. Wright keeps the best Rincmau'fl State sire et store has tho finest and largest assortment of fruits and vegetables brought into Salera this year. Sardines, chipped beef, and cheese, that never were equaled, at Clark & Eppley ,s, 100 Court street The show a sell ? You'll never bo sold if you deal with Sroat & Gile. The choicest bread ever in Salem now ut Strong's restaurant. Since the reduction In baby car riages those little beauties at Geo. F. Smith's are moving off right lively. Royal Dutch cocoa, Sroat & Gile. A good house and lot In South Salem for $700. Inquire at the Globe, 2-59 Commercial street, up stairs. Summer goods still goat popular prices at T. Holverson's. lw House and four lots In East Salem 50 0Q tie installment plan. Apply at Globe ofllce at once. Beehive baking powder Is the best. Look at the gifts with each can. Sroat & Gile. Freshest fruits and vegetables from the island. Sroat & Gile. Hellenbrand's coffee made In his Anlohratrt nntflnt viIIm. nnl talou the cake. H. Pohle is still at the foot of State, on drv. Front, opposite the foun- Freshest and best goods all the t'me at M' Prl Sroat & Gile. Branson, the cash grocer who asxvea "y f"r "Is patrons, litis a good stock of Siberian crabs, for preBervlnjr. rtiivn ANOTHER REDUCTION'. Tim Tlio Rnilrond CommMnn llntim- llir-; Rates Urer tlio liniuii i'ncilir. Tho Oregon railroad cominlssfon lias deuled the Union Pacific Co. an extension of time to make n show in why u reduction of rates should uot take place over Its lines, and or dered the now reduced rates to go- Into ellect September 1st. Tho reduction amounts to an average of 10 ier cent, on grain aud mill Ktuffs (and not nf 3J per cent, is erroueotisly reorted, probably lor a bad effect). The reduction In live stock will average -16 per cent. This action Is of vital Interest to Ensttru Oregon, but dooi not ollect Salem Interests any. Tho commis sion has entered up tlio same orders In form as It made In tho S. P. Co. September 7th the commission will hear tho Hunt system attorneys nnd order u reduction of rates if found uecessary. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED WITH COUNTY RECORDER. Adum Wonder and wife to George W. Caspell 1 7, 8 hi 8, Thomas add. to Salem, $300. Oregon Laud Co. to II. W. Cottle land und lots In North Salem $100 and valuable consideration. Hurrlson Dee and wife to W. D. Wheeler utul. J Int. in 10 a of James Davison d. 1. c. $G00. L. M. Smith to Win. II. Ledger wood 1. m. Silver Creek Falls, $25. J. T. Jones to S. A. Parker 11 a. of Sec. 27, 330. Andrew Wilson and wife to J. B. Ashby, It 10, 17, Salem Garden and Fruit Tract, $2200. E. P. Beeman and wife to Jo Seibel, 5 a off die of Sum'l Peuter, No. Salem, $3000. A plat to Cochraue's ad to Wood burn has been filed. aho World Enriched. The facilities of the present day foi Jic production of everything that -will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of inanki.id are almost unlim ited, nnd when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as it i3 the only remedy which is truly pleasing nnd 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 bettc it is known the raore pooular it b? comes. Holverson Is still whittling away at white goods, Scotch ginghnnis and ladies' summer vests. All sum mer goods away down. lw Tlio Coming Line. Tho Chicago. Union Pacific & Northwestern Line oflers the best accommodations to tho traveling public, en route trom Ban i lancisco and Portland, Chicago. Through trains, fust time, magnificent sleep ing cars, elegaut dining carr, colonist sleepers, reolinlug chair cars and handsome day couches, eod Aug. Passengers destined to tho proml uent cities east of the Missouri river should patronize the Chicago, Uiiiou Pacific & Northwestern line. Mag nificent Pullman and Wagner sleep ing cars, elegant Pullmuu and Northwestern dining cars, freo re clining chair cars, haudsoino day coaches and comfortable Pullmuu colonist sleepers. eod-uug Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria! Are Yon Going East? If so, be sure and see that your tickets read via "The North Western Line." The C. St. P. M. & O. Ry. Tills Is the great short line from Sf. Paul or Dultith toall points cast und south. Their mngnlflcent track, peerless vesllbuled dining aud sleep lug car trains, and their motto, "always on time," has given this road a national reputation. All classes of p tssengers are carried on tho yestibuled trains without extrn charge. All ticket ageuts sell tickets via this Hue. Ship your freight and travel over this famous road. W. H. Mead, Gen. Agt., No. 4 Wash. St, Portland, Or. A, J. Leland, Trav'g Agt. In two week3 Holverson's store will bo jammed full of fall goods. He wants space. Then keep on buying those goods he Is offer ing. lw Slalo Poultry Association. All persons Interested In the breed lug and Improvement of thorough bred poultry in Oregon,aro requested to meet at Salem, on Wednesday eveuing of fair week, Sept. 10th nt which time action will be taken toward tho organization of a State Poultry Association. 8-19-dw-tf Dyspepsia In Its worst forms wl'l yield to tliB Uko or Carter's Little Nerve I'ill-, aided by Carter' Little Liver rills, Tiiey not only relieve present dlsirepi but itrengblen tbeHtonuiehund dlgentlve up- para um. There are j many forma of ncrvoui debility it yield to tho ue of f'nrti r fill. Those who are troubled in men that Little Liver with nervou weakncua, night fweau, etc. riiouiu try lueiu. BacliacheUalmottlmmedlatelr relieved hv wpnrlncr one ni Carter's Hraiirt Wed and Belladonna UacUacbc riatcr. Try one and be free from pulu. l'rk-e Vt ccnu. D-'PfflCK fiealflBaking UiiPewder: Ud la Millions of Jlomw 40 Years tHp Standard HptaMMAiiftJMibdkUUdBi SOCIAL WORK FOR SINGLE MEN. Purl That tlie lluchelor Mfetter of Oreniiin.T May In Jpnn. Whenever .n festival cainoto pass the arrangements fell Into the hands of a special class of tho community called wnkalshl. These were iu fact the bachelors of tho community. They formed n sort of society or guild, and no one could be admitted without proper Indorsement and a vote of ac ceptance. They were rather a wild set: they could not be called Indus trious, and tho wineshop was tho fa vorito rendezvous of tlieso pleasure low Ing youths. A merchant who had an eye to his son's future would seldom consent to his Joining tho band; and it was thus more numerous where artisans, whoso sons had greater liberty, wero more plentifuL But Japan Is n marrying country; very fow men, and still fower women, continue long unmatea; ana no cho contained moro than fifteen or twenty wakalshi. Thero wero two or throe classes; ono class was well oil, and was expected to spend monoy hand somely; tho others possessed less and were called on for loss. It was Into tho hands of this gay company that tho ar rangements for merry making wero .al ways placed. Tho occupation was a congenial one, and this disposition of it camo about naturally enough. Thero was ono part of tho duties, however, which was not very jileosant was. In fact, according to Japanese Ideas, oven a littlo debasing. This was tlio soliciting of contributions for festi val expenses. Tho wakaishi played tho disngreeablo part in old Japaneso lifo that tho book agent and campaign fund collector play with us. As a festival approached tho wakaishi wont to tho salml-nin nnd tho house owners, and received general directions about tho modo of celebration. Then a num ber went tho rounds to collect sub scriptions. Everybody know how much his neighbor was worth, and each was risked to givo a certain sum, according to his means. J. II. Wigtnoro in Scnb ner's. Soldiers' Ynrns. It was in ono of tho soldiers' homes scattered over tlio country, and those familiar witli tho spirit thero prevailing know that of all spots where questions of military merit aro tenaciously dis cussed theso aro tlio most remarkable Leaving out tho earnestly fought argu ments relativo to tho abilities of partic ular generals, tho doings of special corps or regiments, tho interest witli which many individuals insist upon their personally having been moro or less of a pivot upon which tho fato of a battlo if not tho whole war turned, must be seen to bo appreciated. In this instance, that it was Just after Decoration Day, when campaign mem ories aro especially active and access to tlio outer world with Its mellowing influences is easier, may have had some thing to do with it. But it goes upon record that nover wero threo veterans all belonging to different regiments moro strenuously self assertivo regard ing the parts they had played in the whole unpleasantness. It had gouo from simple facts to tho farthest kind of long bow shooting all tho way home. "Do you know," finally cried tho ono witli tho crutch, breaking down all vocal opposition, "at tho first Bull Run I reuiomber shooting thirteen of 'ein at a, stretch I" Philadelphia Times. Boot rollshlng Machine. A machino has been patented for use f in tho ofilco or the homo which will enable tho matutinal "shino" to bo achieved under now conditions of ease and economy. Tho machine is so con structed that tho operator can seat him self in front of it, place his foot on tho rests each side of a rotary roller, brush tho inner sides at tho 6ame thno, and by alternating the feet from ono rest to tlio other enablo tho wholo surfaco of tho shoo to bo ollectively polished. Underneath tho brush is a depressiblo foot plato set on springs to afford easy position for flnislilng tlio top of the shoe. A belt from a driving wheel en gages witli a V-grooved wheel on tho shaft of tho brush and drives it at a multiplied speed. Tho shoes aro cleaned of dust or dried mud very quickly, and tho blacking Is applied in tho usual manner by a daubing brush, after which tlio polishing process Is quickly completed. How York Telegram. Africans -Vosh but Never Wipe. Great attention is given in most of tho African tribes to tho care of tho body. Tho teeth aro cleansed with a stick which has beon chewed into a kind of a brush. Tho hands aro washed frequontly, not by turning nnd twisting and rubbing them together ono within tho other, as with us, but by a straight up and down rubbing, such as Is given to tho other limbs. This manner of washing Is so character istic that an African might bo distin guished by it from a European without roferenco to tho color. Tho sun Is their only towel. Paul Rolchard in Popular Science Monthly. Writ Short Letters. A young woman in Pennsylvania took a novel way of selecting a hus band from her cholco of six admirers She bado each ono writo her a lottci sotting forth his proposal in duo form. When tho totters cume tlioy ranged In length from six lines to six pages. The young woman, bellovlng brovlty to bo tho soul of wit, choso the shortest epis tle, which ran thus: "I will always try to do my duty as a faithful husband." The directness of this epistle won her heart and he has married the writer. Detroit Free Press, THE HILLS OF LYNN. Wo wandered down tlio lulls of Lynn, My love nnd I together; Cicalnn eliatitlng flue nnd tliln Mndo nitulonl tho hcnllicr; Within tho vale tho lamp, like Mars. Khone In tho dnsk, aud ruddy Mnrs Ou his high pennon floated; 0 lovel O lovel a song bird there Sang for us silver throated. Oh, pleasant ro the hills of Lynn In summer greenly growlngl Whon stars the twilight usher In. The reapers from the mowing Come whistling homeward through tho glade. And each ono watches for tho moid To him most dear and pleasing. While down the lanes the loaded wains Creak after, loudly wheezing. Tho hills of Lynn, to mo so dear. How shall I tread them lonelyT My sweet love is not with me here. Von moon marks ono shape only One shadow drawn across the grass. Where once were two, dear love, alasl I'd fain bo here laid sleeping; For wandoring down the hills of Lynn Alone, sets mo a-weeplng. The hills of Lynn, oh, tho hills of Lynn, Where wo used to walk together! 1 wish me dead on the hills of Lynn At the end of the golden weather. ' I wish mo dead In a cold, cold shroud. Beneath the withered clover. For since ho has gono has como n cloud Tho goldon hillslopcs over. Elizabeth Dupuy. Woman's Place In Journalism. Tho arrival of woman in Journalism Is not nows of this year or last. Hor placo In tho world of newspapers is woll defined. Sho is thero becauso there is need for her in fields that man cannot fill. Sho has como to stay, not "until somebody calls her off," but until tho professional career of a llfotimo is over. Think of somo of tho femalo press writ ers in our own city Mrs. Sangstcr, Miss Gilder, Mary Mapos Dodge, Miss French, Marion Harland, Jcnnio Juno, Mrs. Ileaton, Kato Upson Clark, Midy Morgan, Mrs. Chittenden, Nellie Bly, Miss Blsland and Mrs. Archer. Aro theso ladies triilcrs in their profession f Aro not their positions as well estab lished as thoso of male writers? Do not many of thorn do work that men could not do, which constitutes a special provinco of fomalo Journalism? Fancy a mere man undertaking to edit tho woman's pngo of a daily paper. It is necessary that thero should bo n lighter branch of woman's literature, as well as tho moro serious. Posso mentcrio ought to bo well described as ono of tho topics that interest tho household. Juliet Corson and her fol low laborers In gastronomic education havo dono not a little for American health. It Is thoughtless cynicism to dony that thero Is in Journalistic work a growing demand for femalo talent. Mansfield in Now ork Recorder. Whero Woman's Knowledge Is Wenlt. In considering tho requirements of modem housekeeping, tako, for in stance, ono feature that of plumbing. Scarcely n householder but has experi enced tho Ills resulting from bursting or leaking pipes ills which entail greab- or Inconvenionco to tho feuiinino than to tlio masculino members of tho fam ily; therefore it should naturally fol low that the mistress would bo specially interested in provonting or ameliorat ing suchfclisastors, and that tlio subject would recelvo at least n portion of tlio intelligent thought sho is bo willing to bestow in other directions. It is a la meniaoio laci, nowovcr, mat in an emergency not ono woman In fifty knows how to turn off tho wutor sup ply, not to speak of arresting a leak, of no inattor how infinitesimal propor tions. JXow York Post, Tho Champion Illble Header. Robert T. Barker, of Now Bedford, Mass., has read tlio Blblo through no less than 100 times, it is reported. Ho began reading it in 18G8, out of sheor curiosity, and had it finished boforo ho scarcely realized it. Again ho began and again ho finished, finding more en joyment in tho perusal than tho first time. Ho read it again and again, un til, as tho years rollod by, ho found himself reading it through on an aver ago of about four times a year. At length, having nothing clso to do, ho conceived tho idea of reading It through 100 times, and for tho past fow years ho applied himself diligently to tho task, Ho says ho can read It through in a month. Ho docs not intend to cooso his reading now, but lias begun on his 101st reading, and hopes to complete 200 times. Exchange It Was Slow Climbing, Young LrvJy Tourist (to mountain guido) Do 7GJ niako a good living at your business Guido Yes, ihlss. Why shouldn't I? Young Lady I fancied you might find It uphill work. Ilarpor's Bazar. An Old City. Littlo Brothor Is Boston an old city? Littlo Sister (who has been thero) Deed it is. Why, tho streets is bent 'most doublo with ago. Now York Weekly. Queen Victoria now rules a popula tion of 007,000,000 a greater number Of poopjo than over acknowledged tho sovereignty of any ono other person In either ancient or modern times. Oh, that alternate ebb and flov? of the spirits I It is n dlsoaso, and, what Is most distressing, it Is no real chango; it Is moro slckonlngly monotonous than absolute stagnation iUelf. Chloride of ethyl, n colorloss liquid of agreeablo odor, has been found to bo nn excellent refrigerant, nnd has been qtilto useful In cases of sciatica, neuralgia and toothache. In tho great animal market at Ham. burg, in Germany, giraffes sell at $7,000 a pair, chimpanzees go at $800 apleco and select lots of Sumatra monkeys ut yi.uw. Hoard orEijiiiiIIznMoii. The iioard of KouaHxatlon or Marlon Co., Oregon, will ineetulllieoounty court room In the court hotna la the cttjr of Haloru Iu iuld county mill slate on Monday, tho Vlst day nt August, 1KJI, bt 9 o'clwjk a, in, as required by Uw, Bald board will continue in etlon for one week, nfter which the county court l Morion, omiuly will complete trie emml unllon nnd onrrctloii ot ussemeut la the mnnnir pmrlded by law. Therefore itllowr.ers of property are hi-ro. by notified to uptxvirut mid llinennd place and show cause If Buy there b why tho BfMtiientof Mtirlui) cuniy os fttkeit iy the iuseor should sot he accepted as cor rect, O.CJ.KAVKU, AnsiKirUarlontJountr, Dited, Avfit lQUj, IW, 6 II d.w I jn ttaMMMMl For Olio week August 15 to 22 inclusive Alt tho remainder of our- Jtu3 nieuso slock of SATINES AND SILK PARASOLS Wearo going out ot tho clothlug business, aud aro scllieg At Our Actual Cost And will eontlutio to do so, until they nrosold out. Clothing, Ms lliiikwai1, Sloes aud lais. Como while tho assortment If uubrokcu. Capitol .Adventure Co., Opera. House Blecl: Out Side A. B. BUREN & SON Old Uiidei takers of 18 much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies out side tho Undertaking trust nnd aro now prepared to furnish funeral outfits in a first-class manner and can make you prices independent of 6, w UU wU,.u.u.i.H. Undertakers rooms fitted CLEAN! ' If you would be clean and hayo your clothes dono up n the neatest and dressiest manner, tako thorn to tho SALES1 STEAM LAUNDRY where all work is done by whito labor and in tho most prompt mannor. COLONEL J. OLMSTED. Liberty Street. Tew Park Grocery Gr. D. HADABAUGrlT Hns put in a new stock of Groceries, Queeusware, Food, etc. Produce bought at Highest' prices. Satisfaction guaranteed iu nil things. Goods delivered to all parts of the city. Call and give mo a trial. A fflE - LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. WIT ft Mil rvil Ti All stook left in my euro shall receive tlio best . . UlUlj'i . I'flDP of attention. Telephone No. 24. Cor. Liberty . u. uuuuuiiiiupi. nndFcrry Hirsts, Salem, Oregon. SNOW THE YEAR ROUND At 100 Chemeketa Street. ' House - and - Sign - Painting, Paper Hanging, Kalsomlnlng, Wall Tinting, etc. Varnishing and Natural Wood Finish. Only First-class Work. E, E. SNOW. CHURCHILL Tinners, Plumbers, -AND- SHEET IRON WORKERS. Kstlmuteu on nil work In our lino. IOO Ohsmaketa Street, Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co. Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Taming & Scroll Sawing. Houho Finishing made U order, New DItT KILN, by wliloh wo cau nlwnyn koop a full supply of seasoned stock of alt kinds. Agricultural Works, Corner of Trado aud Jllgn streets, Salem, Oregon. J. O. aOOUAIjK, Cobure. A. WHEHLKlt, Hprluenctd. GOODALE & WHEELER, Lumber, L,atti. Pickiets ! MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c. Aseiitu for Cobure Mills, HprlQglleld Mills and McKenxie Mill. OIHco and 1 ird on tile west side of Twelfth Wtrcet near depot, liesl Lumber iu the Vulle ,. , 4 2 BAKER & WHEELER, Manager, Salera. ILjb&tk Sash and I Door factory Front Streot, Salem, Oregon. Tho best class of work in our lino at prices to compoto with tho lowest. Only tho bost material used. Dissolution of Co'imrlnorahlp. rpiiEilrmofHHOWllros has dissolved this 1 duy the co-partnership oxlHtlnu bo. twcuii tho members, by miitunl concent, K K. Know conilniiliiB fiithebuslneHS.iiud ussumlnif all tho liabilities of the firm unit ti collect nil debts duo the 11 rm. K, U. Nuow retiring from the huslness. K. K, HNOW. K U.HNUW. Dutcd at Sulom, Or,, Auk. K, 1KH. 8 8 lw Notice to Creditors. To tho County Court of Marlon comity, Blute of Urciioii, Jn Mia mutter of tlio estate of Vlricll K. I'rlfiKlenud i'herno 'X'. I'rlngle, deceased. Notlco Is hereby given by the uuder.lKtictl executors of tho lnt will mid testament of Virgil K. I'rlnglonud l'licrwo T. 1'rlngle, deceased, to the creditors of und nil per sona hnldluu clulms pgiitnst the saldi-stato to present UiMn with tlio proper voucher, wlihtn six mouths from the da'o of this notlco to tho suld executors ut tli'i suru of John Hughes, JNo, 114 Htnte street, Hulem, Oregon, OKO. P.HUUHKH, HAMLIN KAIIIUTUH SMITH. Kxecutors of the lust will and testumenl of Virgil K.rringio ana I'hernoT. rriugio, deceased. Dated, Balem, Oregon, June IT, 1MH. tQfor hutching from the finest urecaiug sutcu in llie slate. winning first una stoma nremlumson Light llrahmus; Mistund tecoudon lilack Spanish; first and second on White leg horn; second ou I'lyuiulh ttock und Drown lAgliorn; at the Oregon Hluto Kulr. Dully Ori-KonUin. Hepl.lM )MX)"A1I birds awurd ed tlieso prcintunas wilt hs ou imbibition, nnd open furoompellton nt the poultry show, opening In I'mtbiud tiio:b lnt. Knuclers and breeders bring out your birds; hoisting don't win" At vt huvlng due notlco, no breeder dared show uny Light flrulmia nnd White leghorn una III ck KimuLh Ix h sutDclen guarantee Hint u.y birds lead. I nm uetver nfruid loexliilift agalust llie otrttnt breeders. My st'k has unlimited ranee. L'au furnish tan fru.n 18 varieties nt living prices, heud your ad. dress on postal card Catalogue frt. CHKiomjf KoctiKH. Aurora, Oroo. w If Jut I- trie Trust. J years experience hayo, through any trust, Special attention up specially for tho business CIvUB & BURROUHGS. Gas and Steam Fitters, 41 of tho best residence lot In the city oh 4j ooukt street, Miutheast corner of block, between 14th. und 16th ttrec-ts, ono block from elect! !o Hue, lour blocks from Center and Htate Ht. enr lliiesnnd Kuct nlom school Price MKUI for both nrf l(M) for corner nnd II3C0 for in. sido Kncli lot has 70 foot frontngo on COURT STREET. Iiwiuiroofthe OIIKOON NUU8KHY CO., Otlluu Cor. Com'l aud t'liemoketn Ntrcels, tip Malm, or or nuy Ileal Kstate. ilrm ut thocliy. hUtf PHILLIPS & CO,, Merchant Tailors. A full lino of Imported aud ilomwttu woolens. Also n complete slock of genu furnishing goods. All the luteat style, Sid Commercial street. AdinlniHtrator'N Notlco of Ap pointment. vrOTIPKU hereby given to nil It mr i.1 coucern; That the undersigned bM been duly appointed by the county court of tho Btato of Oregon, for the county of Marlon, administrator with Will annexed of tho estate of J, A. Jlulfiunn, latenf sltl county, deceased. Aud all persona havltK claims ngulnst the said estate, are hereur notified uud required lopresent them, with tho proper vouchers unit duly verified o cording to luw, within six mouths fro, the ituteof this nolle, to tno undersign administrator of said estate with the wilt annexed, at the law oillco of V. M Kalsr, at the oily of Hitleiu, In Mnrion county Orriron. And all net sons Indebted tnsald estate are hereby notified and nqucsUxt to maxe immeaiaui seiuemeni oi me sajna to the undernamed ut the place uforid. Dated this 1Mb, day of July A. I) WW, Admlolslrster with the wilt nnux4, ef the MUM of J, A. Muffmaa, item. MI! 0 :-!-.iMVHy,,,n, ii Ifc iJisriltiiilft'lil il I T-' f yu&ij. -