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EDITOR bRAlt.
Itfem)Kf Hopf. 1. Jiov. J. V.
Oinmteacl, editor of tho Watchman.
A Bjpilsi il'nion'iiatluiijil puper,
dimA m SlbUobetiUr-by-Beji yester-
A rKTACltKUTtJKNB OlUSUNAK
Mjbmvius, Teuu., Sept. 1. The
JteV.S.C. Stoue.au ex-prenclicr, whe
has hnd cbargculii n lialf-uozenplncw
In Tennesieo, Mississippi nud At
karisas, and who was at one time
presiding elder In tha Greenville dis
trict ofTUIfMiftsIpiil, hasbecti urn-sUd
on n eharao of ursnu. Mr. Stone
c.iiuo to Memphis six months up
aud Blurted a st-.rogo wnreboUBf.
which wus destroyed by flroitniontl
ago. Ho ujjalu slur too in liuslt
on Jpliorsoii street and llro wo
discovered In tlila plue tjtiiidu
night, which tho deparlnient sup
pressed with IrifliUK ilutimge. Slow
wuseeeu leaving the Btoruo house r
few minutes before his place of buM
Meff"waB destroyed. This aroused
suspicion which led to bin arrest.
Ho uiufccs no denial of tho char.
and says be Is a victim of the mor
phine habit aud started both flre
while under Its Influence. Martli
Anthony, a negro employed In
Stone, was also arrested. Ho aay
Btoue bus asked him several times t
Are tho place, but he refused.
TO-OPEKATIVE ItOAUDINa IIOIISE.
DiCOATU'lt, HI., Sept. 1. Tho De
catur Co-operative Housekeeping
Club.or tho Bellamy boardlng-houee.
na it Is commonly culled, has col
lapsed. This project was aimed (
put In practice some of the theories
tif Bellamy, has been written up in
all tho housekeeping and women'
papers in the country, and a mini
ber of people have come hero from u
distance to seo how tho scheme
worked. Ten or twelvo families
rented u dlnliig-room, hired a houe
keeper to take churge of tho servant
aud paid the expenses of furnishing
board to the members of tho club.
It was a success for a year mid a
balf, but the novelty wore oil and
this fall so many of tho meuitiere
coucluded to set up establishment
of their own that the few who arr
left did not care to keep up the club,
bo they disbanded.
ANOTIIElt PAHAC'IIUTE VICTIM.
CniCACio,Sept. 1. Professor Hurt,
a parachute Jumper, was fatally
hurt Sunday at Sprlug Grove Turk,
lu this city, while attempting to
muko a balloon uscenslon. The bal
loon had Hhcu about thirty feet,
when tho rope became entangled lu
tho bruuebes of u tree. Hurt was on
a trapeze bar, aud when tho balloon
began swaying ho lost his hold and
fell to tho ground. His right leg
was brokeu and ho sustained other
Injuries which will cause his death.
LAHOE PIItK. .
NAHAaAN81JTTl,IEIl,RJ.,Scpt.l.
At 2 o'clock yesterday tho night
watchman In tho Itocklugham
house discovered tho hotel was on
lire. Tho 160 guests lu tho house
weroall gotten out safely. Eloven
pf them will low heavily, as trunks
thrown from tho windows spill ou
tho walks, and n hard ruin falling
wet tho contents. The (Ire began
from an open furnace, aud spread to
tho roof by t no elevator. Tho local
Are company did hard work, aud
saved tho building with a loss of
$20,000 only, which was fully covered
by Insurance. Tho guests must
h&vo lost us much more. A light
wind prevailed, and the escape of the
Casino, the Gladstone uud Clark's
hall from destruction Is miraculous.
ll.VSH IMLLO.VMIld.
At Chicago Chicago 0, Now York
0. Game called ou account of dark
ness after tho eleventh tuning,
At Cincinnati Boston fi, Cincin
nati 3.
At Cleveland CIovcIuihI-. Brook
lyn 0.
AtlNUbburg-VhlladelphlaT.l'Uls.
burg 3.
"August
Flower
9?
For two years I suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment by a
j&ysicJau. He finally, after trying
everything, said stomach was nbout
worn out, and that I would have to
cease eating solid food for a time at
least. I was so weak that I could
jtot work, Fiually on the recom-
ntcudntiou of a friend who had used moio or less ecriotuly, Tho canto of
your preparations j tho accident Is supposed to be due to
A worn-out with beneficial re-j expansion of tho rails resulting front
suits, I procured a heat.
temach. bottle of A u g u s t , ,MTUlianvE fihe.
iccd using it 'T'seemcd ffl "T, Ti V7.!!r
good at once. I gained in "f ! Jurt J 1W i ni
strength and flesh rapidly ? my ap-' of ?" ""', lo
petite became good, nud I suffered mI ot Uu Standard OU works,
no bad effects from what I ate. I The uxtqnt of Hie tiro cannot U
fctl now like a new man, and con. loomed at preoiit, thuugli It W re
eider that August Flower has en- lfl (hero has heon an uxpltwlou
tJwly cured me of Dyspepsia iu its d burnlugtal n running luto tho
worst lorju. Jamks 1?. Dhdkuick, river.
aiWrtics, New York. i It was Uuruod ut u late houryea-
W. Jl Utsey, St. George's. 5. C, terday ufleruoou (hat the tiro wus ooudlUon of aflalia lu Ctdua Is now
writes; I have used your August ooulluedto on ttUI, and tho Joj w, BmVu u,nt th emperor eon
Mower for Dyspepsia and find it an will prv-bubly uniount tu about J3Q0O. nuwhigthp atlvlnahlll y of calling
it remedy. w
NOTHING FROM EGAN.
A Hold Train Kohliorj'-Baiik
Itolihcd-First Shipment
of Wheat.
A BANK ROBBER LYNCHED.
Attempted Murder and Suicide,
The Park Place Disaster, Barge
Collision, Rifles for China, Rail
Road Accident, Trial of the Larg
est Engines, State and Foreign
News, Etc.
NOT A WOftD FHOM ROAN.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 1.
Not a word of news has been received
regarding tho state nflalrs in Chill at
the state department from Minister
Eagan. Tho officials of the depart
ment arc at u loss to explain tbit
retlcciicoou tho part of the minister,
except upon tho theory that tele
rruplilo communication between
Valparaiso cable terminus and San
tiago, where Minister Egan reelde
have not yet been fully restored.
TUAIN IlOHHKllY.
Canon City, Sept. 1. Seven men
held up the east bound Bio Grandi
train Inst night, near Cotopaxl. Tin
(irettian was relieved of a fine gold
tvatch, aud then forced to pick Un
lock aud break In the door of the
baggage car, under Are from the ex
prefs messenger. Express messen
ger Angel made a determined resist
mco and used his revolver to good
advantage, but whether utiyono was
killed or not Is not definitely known.
The light was a fierce one, though It
lasted only a few moments. Masked
men, then under a threat of killing
him compolled tho messenger to
open the safe, from which tho rob
bers took $3000. Horses were In
readiness, aud as soon as the robbery
was accomplished, tho desperadoes
llled to Wet Mountain Valley.
Ttiey did not disturb the passengers
A posso was summoned, uud are now
in pursuit.
BOLD ItOHIlKKY OK A HANK.
Kansas City, Sept. 1. At Nor
dura, a small station on tho Alton
road, in Layfuyetto county, a daring
bank robbery took place yesterday.
The bookkeeper was out on busi
ness, when two men rodo up to the
bank, dismounted, walked into tho
bank, shut tho Moor and locked it,
before tho ca&liler nulled what was
iioing on; then at tho polpt of a re
volver ono man kept tho cashier
quiet whllo tho other tooic about
$700, all tho cash in sight. Tho rob
bers then mounted horses aud lied.
THE HOllHEU LYNCHED.
Kanbah City, Sept. 1. Ono of
tho desperadoes who robbed tho
Corder, Missouri, bank yesterday
afternoon, was captured lato last
night and whllo bcliiR taken to Lex
ington, a mob of enraged citizens
took (ho prisoner from tho officers
and lynched him. Tho robbor gave
his name as Andrew Murrell. About
one-hulf of tho Btolen niunoy was
found lu his possession. Tho other
robber Is being closely pursued.
THE PAUIC PLACK DISASTER.
New Youk, Septal. Tho Inquest
Into the cause of tho death of those
who perished lu tho Park Place
disaster, commenced today. Tho
testimony of witnesses so far ex
amined, confirm tho theory that
(here was no explosion, but that tho
building collapsed from the great
weight of presses aud other ma
chinery ou the various floors.
COLLISION ANU LOSH OK LIFE.
Detroit, Sept. 1. The steam
barge, Jenks, ludon with stono, was
run Into nud sunk lust night, by an
other barge, owned by Hawgood
it iVyery, of Port Huron, Mich. The
wife of Captain Jon lis, tho engineer,
aud a Ill-email, were killed lu the
collision.
ATIEMITEDMUMIKII AND HUIUIDK,
StLouih, Sop. 1. Whllo George
Anderson Supt. of the Madison Car
works was walking along tho ap
proach to tho Merchants bridge
this morning on his way toMudlson,
Warrou Colbott, an ox-employo of
tho earworks, shot and painfully
wounded him lu the hack. The
would bo murderer then put a bullet
In his own head expiring soon after
wards. Colbott was discharged a
short llmoiigouud that Is supposed
to bo the cuote of tho attempted
murder.
ItAIIiltOAD ACCIDENT.
Davihviu.i:, Cal., Fept. 1
Train No. 11, uniylng at this place
at 3:30 yesterday was derailed near
Bwluglu's station, An engine and
four cars weru ditched. Tho baggage,
postal, purlor aud smoking ears
were badly wrecked, uud the Hrt
coach tipped, Postal CloikQulin
by was killed, H. N. Clark, parlor
car porter, hud u leg broken In two
ulaces.
Koverul others wore InJuriMl
iimultov a dhunkun bimikk.
BAN. Fhan(H80), BepU I, Johu
I E. Magary, contractor, llvlug at
1239 Valencia street, died from mor-
phlne poisoning. For several days
ho had been on a spree, and couldn't
sleep, so his brother got a box of a
dozen mnrphlno pills of one-eighth
grain each. Magary took all at one
tUie. Tho doctors worked Ave
hours to save him, but in vain.
TUIAJ, OF ENGINES.
New Yokk. Sept. 1. A exhlbi
tlpn trial of tho engines of the arm
ored cruiser Matuo was given yester
day on E-ist river. The engines ot
the Maine arc (ho largest of their
kind ever built iu this country. The
trial was eminently successful,
HIIOEMAKKIlfl ON A STUIKE.
San Feancisco. Sept. . Forly
men struck at Orln, Jones & Co.'s
shoo factory yesterday, owing (o
changes made lu the w&go schedule
by tho firm.
IN LUCK.
New Yoiik, Sept. 1. Constan
tino Ashargen, a young man who
has been a millionaire twice, and Is
now clerking for $10 per week, Is In
luck again. A number of years ago
ho Inherited $1,000,000 upon the
death of his father, a wealthy man
ufacturer of Athens, and proceeded
to cut a largo swath. By the time
ho was tweuty-flvo years of uge he
was penniless. Shortly after. hlt
mother died, leaving him another
million. By dlllleent application,
ho managed to squander this lu
eight years, whon ho came to thlt
country, lauding ut San Franc-hco,
aud beating his way to New York,
where he has since resided. Now
au undo In Alezandria has died and
left him a third fortune. Constan
tino says he will tako cure of this
one.
HOTEL FAIIiUltra.
New Yokk, Sep. 1. An Atlantic
City Speclul says tho failure is an
nounced of tho three largest hotch
here, tho United States, Congress
Hall and Cambridge. Very few
particulars can yet bo obtained but
the backward season is suppos. d to
be the cause of the failures,.
S T A T B.
THE KIIIST SIIII'MKNT'
Pohtland, Sept. 1. The ilrst
cargo of this year's crop of wheat
leaves tho port of Portland ou the
British bark Comadrc, under the
commanff of jolly Captain Doran,
today. Tho wheat comes principally
from Umatilla county, uud also
partly from around Walla Walla.
It was forwarded by Hamilton &
Ilourke, aud amounts to 43,545 bush
els, contained lu 10,228 sacks. Tho
cargo Is ouo of tho llnest ever shipp
ed from this port. The quality ol
tho grain Is extraordinary hand
some.
RETUllNED I'KOM IRELAND.
Portland, Aug. ill. Patrick
O'Farrell, who has just returned
from Ireluud mid in uii Interview
Saturday.
"There Is little or no money in
Ireland; It has all been drawn away.
Ireland pays every year, in rout, to
English ubseutce landlords, $00,000,
000, and iu addition to that vast
amount over $40,000,000 In tuxes.
Tho country Is drained to tho ex
tent $100,000,000 a year, and that
drain lias been going on for u con
tury. You must remember tint
this amount of money has been
druwn from n country one-third the
size of Oregon, uud consequently
sueh a withdrawal would impover
ish tho richest country iu tho world.
Tho struggle which has been going
on has been ouo to retain that
wealth at homo aud to spond it
there lu tho building up of factories
aud Industries of all kinds, for tho
benefit of tho people; Its object Is
not to ullow Ihls money to benefit
people living In another country.
"From this fact It will bo seen
that the homo rule fight Is us noble
aud patriotic a struggle as over was
fought.
"From what I saw aud learned
I thlnkaflulrslu Ireland are improv
ing, becuusc the laud Is now being
transferred from tho absentee aristo
crat to the peasant by various laud
purcluHng bills, nud England has
allotted $2,000,000 for that purpose,
Ireland Is u land of vast resources,
aud under home-rule government
would support a lai t,o ui.d prosper
ous population. '
FROM KUCIENE.
KlKiUNE, Bop- 1. Hop picking
commenced In most of tho yaids in
this vicinity yesterday morning,
ami thousands of pickers aro now
engaged In gathering tho crop.
Some damage on account of the lice
Is reported, but a fair yield will pro
bably be f-uved, Tho market Is very
dlM'ouiaglng lo tho glowers, and
buyers are refusing to advance the
eont ol pluklug, ouiieniiiiil of which,
somoyaids will not be picked.
Wild was reeelvid fioiti Deputy
Sherill Day last evening that he
hmlcopturcd Hen l'lillllw, the ab
sconding debtor, near Jellersuu. He
wus i-ypoeitd home Monday night.
An miMUTOffful attempt was
made to break nut of the county
jail h, llvepihoneis who uro await
ing trial. They are allowed the
liberty ot the large corridor, and
with u kuw- miulu of a eusekulfo they
were cutting aud digging their way
through the Meno when discovered
by tho dttyuty sheilll.
FOR HI UN.
itm.iw nut china.
London, Sept. I. Advlwu re
eclved here announcing that the
out thoenttro mllltar. rveo-irov-s of
the empire. Ifooiupuljvd lo tjo o
he proposes (o plvo the troops tho
be typo of smill arms (hat can be
procured without exhaustive experl-
meuting. The commission will also
endeavor to obtain some light field
batteries of the latest pattern.
If the Lee gun Is manufactured
In this country, as It will have to bo
If accepted, all consignments of arms
aud munitions will doubtless go via
San Francisco. Tho Leo gun is an
American invention and was sold
recently to the British war ofllco.
Tho Lee company has already sold
to the Chinese government 50,000
stands of arms of the Lee 43 calibre
Spanish model. This is tho same
arm iu use to some extent aboard the
naval vessels and revenue cutters of
the United States service all Lee
guns am of 45 calibre.
Loudon ofileials of the Lee com
pany declare that if the Chinese
wish Leo arms delivered at. once
they will have to tako cither 43 or
45 calibre, as it will require ut least
nine months in which to erect the
tools for tho manufacture of any
smaller bore. Ths company, on sell
ing Lee 43-callbre to tho British
government, entered Into a contract
to make no more aims of this calibre.
This prevents any foreign power
from using British ammunition.
In England the Chinese commis
sion will be ablo to seo the Loo gun
in actual use by tho troops, and this
is what the officials desire, rather
than listen to the representations of
Its ugcuta.
If tho commission selects tho Lee
guns, which it was thought yester
day In London was extremely pro
bable, an order will have to be exe
cutcd lu this country aud at the
Leo shops at Illon, N. Y.
In this case the demand
for 500,000 pieces will be the
biggest order ever undertaken In the
United States since the close of the
war,
MARKETS.
San Francisco, Hep. 1. "Wheat
buyer; 1891, $1.73J Season $1,821.
Portland, Or., Sep. 1. "Wheat
valley $1.65, Wulia Walla S1.47J.
Chicago, Sep. 1 At close wheat
was firm, cash 00 J bept. $1.09,
Dec. $1.01 J J. Wheat opened veak
nud lower this morning, December
which closed at $1.04 yesterday
opened ot$1.02J$1.03 aud by noon
bud sold oil' to $1.00 after numerous
fluctuations).
Portland, Or., Sept. 1. Wool,
Eastern Oregou, 18f'l7; vulley,
1820.
San Francisco, Cala., Sept. 1.
Wool, Oregon valley, 2224.
i ., 4 i
WEATHEVLREPORT.
San Francisco, Sep. 1. Fore
cast for Orgon uud Washingten:
Fulr weather.
You Tako Nu Itisk
In buying Hood's Sarsaparllla, for
It Is everywhere recognized as tho
Mtaud-ird building-up medicine aud
blood purifier. It has won Its way
to the front by its own intrinsic
merit, and has tho largest sale of any
preparation of Its kind. Auy honest
druggist will confirm misstatement.
If you decide to tako Hood's Sarsu
purillu, do not be induced to buy
.untiling else iustead. Be sure to
ijel Hood's.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
"WILLAMETTE"
T S Brooke. II F Putnam. F 11
Anson, E F Willis, E E Miller, O
W Miller, It It Rofes, E B Wicks,
D II Smith, II Allen; "WEinlielmer,
S Morgan, F Lultzzon, Mrs C J
Vcrue, Portland.
O Dodge, Myrtle Point.
W II Stanley, Cleveland.
T Rothschild, S F.
M S Wallls, T II Thurston, Eu
gene. W C Boutree, S F.
E N Braokeu, II Y.
J Honuessy, Wash.
W W Paruell, Taconia.
W Flyun, Silvciton.
F WTownsuiid, McMlnnville.
OcoWKulght, Albany. -
"COOK."
(Jo) Lesley, Lebanon.
AM Mitchell, Portland.
T C Tuttle, Albino.
WMTatom, Sheildan.
DE Shiauk, Aumsville.
P (1 Murray, Gervuls.
J II Cooly, A U Cooly, Whltacre.
J J Smith, llolse City.
Frank 11 Lynch, Salem.
Mhs A Marnaoh, Albany.
Ilfwaro ol'tlintuifiits fur I'atarrh (lint
Cuiitiiiu Mercury,
as iiiBrcury will surely destroy the
seiiKo of smell uud completely de
range tho whole system when en
tering It through tho mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never be
used except ou prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to tho good
vou can pi salbly derive from them
Hull's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by K.J. Cheney Co., Toledo, ().,
cumulus no mercury, aud Is taken
Internally .audacls directly upon the
blood and mucunus surfaces of tho
system. In buying Hall's Catairh
Cure bo sure you gi-t the genuine.
It Is taken internally, and made in
Tolo lo, Ohio, bv F. J Cheney k Co.
Sold by druggists, price 7fi cents per
bottlo.
Eaui.v and Late. Tl o potehes
that everybody likes are tho Craw
fords, and the placw to get them In
any quantities I at KarrarA CVs.
Buy tho light running Kiugcr at
327 Cnnimcrolnl street" 'end
Tlir Oomius Mui.
Tlio Chicago. Union Pacltlo A
Northwestern Ilu oflors tho U'st
acoomiiKHlatlona to tho traveling
pulilloen route from San Fiuuelsett
una roruaiiu, umcagu. iiiniuuu
t ml lii, fast lime, iugulllntiit !' k
lngettrs,eleguntdniiiiftMrr,tMlonUt
sleepers, ryollnlug uiialr curs and
Ijgudsouip dav ctvtehuB. eod Aug. I
ON
As usual the Woolen Mill
offered in the
Underneath all competitors
Hun a .Vegrn Out a Holiday.
A favorite name of the Virginia
witch Is Sally duo to the fact, prob
ably, that ono Sallie Slate achieved
great fame In this region years ago
through her Infernal arts. She was
guilty of many ugly tricks before she
turned old Casar her neighbor's hired
man into a horso and went foraging
upon Its brawny back. He was a
strange negro from Georgia. Ho had
never beard of Sallio Slate.
But the vory night ho arrived at his
new home ho was visited by her, so ho
declared when daylight came. " Press
Wawd, massa,"' said he in relating his
Adventure, "an old 'oaman wit' red
beard nn a hump on her back camo to
tue las' night 'Git up,' she ses; an
up 1 hipped. Den she straddled my
back nn I went a pacin off seech as I
never seen no bos do aforo. She rodo
into n co'nfier, an we didn't stop for
no fence, but trabbled up a shaft o'
moonlight.
" She Oiled a yaller bag wit' co'n an
den make me kerry oil heron de co'n
to a littlo house np yander, whar a
whole yardful o' black cats meow-ed us
a welcome. Den she gun me a slash
wit' a black snake whip an ses 'scat,'
nn 1 tuck to my heels and paced home.
Yoh can't 'spec' mo to work to-day,
massa; I'so too fagged out."
Of course he was ullowcd a holiday.
Chicago News.
TIib future or Storneo Ilatterlef.
There are fow electrical appliances
that elicit sueh widely varying opinions
from olectricians as tho storage battery.
Soino stoutly hold that for traction
purposes tho accumulator will never be
reduced to n commercial basis, while
others just as emphatically maintain
that it will inevitably bo tho almost
universal sourco of power for city elec
tric lines. Do this as it may, tho stor
ago battery will unquestionably come
into general use for lighting In tho near
future.
As a reserve whon tho machinery
breaks or Is at rest, or as u regulator
when running. It insures that tho con
sumer is never left in tho dark. Build
ings hnvo been known to havo been
lighted for flvo or six days by storage
batteries, whllo for totuporary lighting,
for concerts, bails, etc., they form a
convenient method of installing, at a
short notice, tho electric light, while
dispensing with tho noiso of running
machinery, accompanied by the ordi
nary amount of smoko and dirt. Now
York Telegram.
Tho Spirit or Kngllali Football.
It is entertaining to listen to tho ob
servations of foreigners upon our na
tional gamo of football. Hero it seems
as if our character was objectively epit
omized. For a mere piece of leather
to risk broken necks, heads and limbs
in so reckless a mannei I And yet If
herein ono does not discover a very
direct descendant of tho chivalrous
crazo of tho Mlddlo Ages, I doubt if any
such descendant may still bo said to
exist. Our forefathers, soveral centu
ries back, do not, to us, seem very wlso
In their habit of going about lighting
with each other on behalf of the black
or tho bluo oyes of their lady loves.
Hut thoy did it with the samo zest, and
probably got as inuoh satisfaction out
of it, os our'modorn fellow countrymen
in tho honor of winning their game.
All tho Year Hound.
The Duke'a Way.
During tlio occupation of Paris by
tho nllies in 1815 a French marshal
shouldered an English colonol from the
sidownlk Into the street. Thoretipon
the Englishman, bqing forbidden by a
gonoral order of Wellington's to givo a
chnllongo to or accept ono from a French
olllcer, did what ho considered tho only
thing loft him knocked tho French
man down, and later refused him satis
faction hi n duel. Tho latter then
mado a formal complaint to tho duko,
who, to sootho tho inarshal's feelings,
sent i written reprimand to tho colonel,
but in it IuoIomhI a cordial invitation to
dlnnor. Now York Recorder.
Storage "f Heat.
A lako has n, wondorfully tempering
elleet on the climate. Thus, according
to M. Forel, tho quantity of heat ac
cumulated In the lako of Geuevnduring
tho summer of 18S9 was equal to that
givou off by the combustion of 31,000,
000 tons of coal, or the amount carried
by a coal train 1,130 miles in length.
Tho greater part of the heat Is dis
charged Into tho nlr of tho valley dur
ing tho cold season, thus producing a
milder temperature In autumn and win
ter. La Famlllo.
Una Suiulujr'a 1'lcatur Cruwd.
As to Staten Island tho development
thora is simply marvelous. This is bebt
Illustrated by tho simple statement that
ou ouo Sunday the receipts of tho Rapid
Transit railroad wero $3,000. As the
faro Is ton cents, this means 60,000
fares, or 40,000 people, a. larjjer aggre
gation of humanity carried by this little
rood than by any surface road In tha
world. Erastui Wlmoa In Baltimore
g,,
.
Store is on Top of
city
hSU bM? tho
3S1JT
when it comes to prices and qualities of goods at the
' 299 Commercial Street.
Tho TVorttl Enriched.
Tho facilities of the present day fe: I
the production of everything that will
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort of mankind are almost unlim
ited, and when Syrup of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as it
is the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Spring-time
or, in fact, at ray time, and the better
it is known the more pooular it be
comes.
Quick time ana tnrough trains
ottered passemrers and shippers by
the Chleago, Union Pacific &North
western Line, San Francisco and
Portland lo Chicago. eod Aug
If von are nervous or d vsneDtlc try Car-
tcr'H Little Nerve Pills Oyspep-la makes
you nervous and nervousness makes you
dyspeptic: either one renders yuu misera
ble, und llieso lltt.e pills cure both.
Aty friend, Iook here! you know how
weak and nervous your wife Is, and you
know that Carter's Iron I'ills will ii
lleve her, now why not bo lair about It
aud buy her a box?
A woman who Is weak, nervous and
s!eplcs8 and who has cold bandsand ltet,
cannot feel and act like a well person.
Carter's Iron I'ills cqullzo the clrculnttou,
remove nervousness, und give Htrcngth
and rest.
M-Ucs many people miserable, and ofte
lc. il-t to self-destruction. Distress uf
-..ling, sour stomach, sick lieaUacnc lie..'
mm, loss ol appetite, a mint, "all gout
ctllug, bad taste, coated tongue, and irn ;
ularlty of the bowels, at
DiStrOSS tlio moro common si
AfQf touts. Dyspepsia docs l
get well ot ltseit. it u
Eating quires carelui, pcrsl-fc
itti-ntion, and a remedy like Hood's S...
parllla, which acts gently jet stilcifi'i:;
It tones tlio stomach and otlin orr -regulates
tho digestion, cioates r gooi. aj
ippctlte, and, by tliu StCK
3crt-omlng the local ' .
lyinptoms, cures the HCOOCUC
icadachc, and refreshes tho tired iniua
"1 lmvo been troubled with djspcrsia.
I had but littlo appetite, and v. hat I Cm
(...(, eat distressed mo, or die
MUatt" me nttle good. After e.-t
l)Urn jug I would experieticp
alntness, or tired, all-gone feeling, as
hough 1 had not eaten anything. My
rouble, I tl.Inlc, was aggraated by my
justness, painting, and from Lelng more o
ess shut up la a room with Q o 11 1
rcsh paint. List spring e. .
I took Hood's Sarsaparllla StomaCn
ind It did mo an Immenso amount of good
t gave mo an appetite, and my food icl
shed and satisfied tho craving I had pro-
.lou-dy experienced." Geokue A. Page
V;;tci town, Mass.
N. B. It you decldo to take Hood's Sar-
.nparllla do not bo Induced tobuyany other.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
oulbjrdri!gi;lt. Pit sixforf.J. Prepared ly
!. I. HOOD .V CO., Apothecaries, Low ell, linsa.
iOO Doses Ono Dollar,-
jrfpPWlQS
oktjs jjsTjcyrm
Both tho method mid results when
Syrup of Figs 13 taken ; it is plensant
and refreshing to the taste, nnduct
gentlyyot promptly on tlio Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tlio sys
lem oflectunlly, dispels colds, Iieatl
ichea and fevers ami cures habitui'
lonstipation permanently. Foi'bhIp
in 50o and 1 bottlca by ali
Iruggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CC
The New Blacksmiths
SPRAGUE&HILGERS,
Sueressoni to John Holm, cor. Commer
tn and Ohemekctn streets, Kalem, Horse
uociiiB a specially. -lutr
Notlco to Creditors.
To the County Court of Mation county.
8-jit of Oregon.
In the ln.mcrortho estate of Virgil K.
Pringloand Pherue T. Prlugle, de--sed,
Nottro Is hereby glv,n by ibvuudcnlKiied
oxeoutora of Hie la-t will mid ttvtament of
MrgU K. 1'rlnglniuid PherMe T. Priugle,
deomsed. to tlicr6.1l tors of and a:l per
soiu hold I Hi; claims igtlnvt the Mtiti tv.tate
'o prwent th 111 with Itie proiKjr vouclicni
within klx months from the dn e of this
notice lo the wild oxecutors at lli-j htore or
John ltugh,Ko. Ill State strwt, Salfm,
Oreson,
GEO. V. HUOIIK3.
II AM I. IN KAIIUITSSMITil,
hxoeutnr of the hist will and ltUment of
trgll K. Prlngle uud Phwno T. Prlnjle.
deett.
lUttrd. ailcin.Onven, June IT. 1W1.
S 5 OO Reward!
WKwllt pay the above reward for any
(of nvyr w-mpltt.nt, dykWrwiu, nick
J tudaoh. 'udtssifctlou.cotutliiaitiinor cos
livrutM n-f rmnot cure wltw west's W
eltableUer PIIK when the dlreothn un
urletleevinpltri with. Th- am purely
vwftubl, and uoverten to give Jit tul
"' MuwrjwBioJ. Urge boxes, contain.
lucWiillKWemif. tuwre ef counter.
1U Ufld ill l.l'L.ll. Yl.J ,.n..l. ......'
tlAlM'. KM l.v TIIV TI.VlW .. ,?.
lOj-ihioiM.' ""'
rmyjs
largest stock of Oregon Clothiuo
of Salem
iiuumuuiniin'noe
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries. Painls,Oils
and Whitlow Glass, Wall Pa
per and Ilorder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails und
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc,
NEW ADVEItTISEMENTS.
WANTED. Ladlea or gentlemen to do
light work, no canvassing, wages
rrom js to &i per ay. oui at my omco im
mediately, 300X Commercial St., up stairs,
room 11. S 29 3t
New location.
Tho J. C. Booth real estate office has been
moved over Junes & Bernard!, New Uujh
bank block.
Street Improvement Eids.
NOTICIl Is hereby given that tha City
of Suleiii, Oregon, will receive sealed
bldslorthe gniding, draining, graveling,
curbing uud guttering all the pans of Com
lueiclalstieei between the south side ot
Union St. and the north bank olMlll creek;
also all that part of Htate street between
the west side of Capital street and tbe wot
side of Com merciai street; alsoall that part
of Court street between tbe west side ol
Capital stieetnndthe west sideof Commer
cial street, all iltuaicd In theClty of halem,
Oiegon, according to tho pluna nnd sped
ilcatlons thereof ou (Do In the office of thi
City Surveyor of trie i lty ol Salem.Oregon.
A blank contract, bund nnd undertnk-
iug Is also on tile with said plans and speci
fication!;, and the contractor will be re
cjulred to execute them for the amount
therein named, and will a ho be required
lo give good and sufficient sureties nnd a
uhiclcnt number thereof to be perfectly
satisfactory to tho mayor and to his ap
proval. Ihere shall be deposited with each bid
a check In favor of the fit of Salem, Ore
gon, for tho sum or $1CCJ, certified to be
good und bankable by some bank in the
City of Salem. Oregon, wblcb said check
will bo due and payable to tbe city or Sa
lem. Ureisni). "s fixed iiinl llriuidnted dam
ages, inciielbebiddtrslinll lall or neglect
to cxr cute tin. contract, bond nud uuder
takluiraud eachof them and show Kood
faith in all particulars lu relation to his
bid.
Said bids will be opened by the commit.
tee on ordinance at the office of tho City
surveyor of the Ultv of Hatem, Oregon, at
luouucKn. m. 01 sepuruner 11. iBin, ai
aleni.Urccon. but the uwardlnir of con
tract is to bo made by the common council.
' Tbe Citv ofSalem.OrCEon.and also the
committee on ordlnantcs reserves therigbt
10 reject Hny or an mug unu niso 10 nom
said bids lor acceptance or rciectlon for
anytime noi exceeding two weeks alter
op'-nlne ol the same.
Done by order of the common council of
Salem. Ortcon. K. M. (JOUDEL,!.,.
831td Kecoider.
Draught and di Iviug horses, young
and old. Inquire of
G. W. ANDERSON, Cook Hotel.
Hey There TlircsliHcn!
If you need
Kuglno trlmnllnsH,
Jsliht feed lubricators,
Injectors,
Steam or water packing.
Check and globe valves,
Wow off cocks,
11 use, hose,
Or anything else for your engine at Port
land prices, call ou
DUGAtf BROS.,
29H Commercial street,
And we will fit you out in flr.t class shape.
E. C. CROSS,
and Packer.
State SU anil Court St. Tho best meatt
delivered to all parts of the city.
THE- WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON.
Kates, $2.50 to $5.00 por Day.
The best hotel between Portlaud andSju
tranclsco. First-class in all lis appoint,
ments. Its tables are served witu tbe
Choicest Fruits
Grown Iu the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
yataigli tii Crossaii,
State Street Livery, .
Heat Rigs and Stock. Hoarding and Feed
(stable. II State street.
EX K. HALL,
Paper Hunger.
laveorderat Globe Heal EstateExchange
W.M. DeHAVEN,
Boarding
inI
Sale - Stable.
uim - loai
One door wet of Lunn" Dry Doods
nnhlate street. Oulet family teams,
lalattontlon piid to transient stock.
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER,
JlSXCcmmertUISt, lem. Ortre.
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty of Spect-vcle. and rtpalrin
Uock, Wtche ana Jewelry. . rtpalnn
over
WOOLEN MILL STOKE
.mil' MPffkjSfUXKaa
auwuo.5,
25c Want Column,
Notices tnseited
era iuscneo 101 iijjh i-vT
0 EACH INt-KlaiON yiT,Ja
'.V1 HaW ,u tllls '"".mn to? I
WUlll)
twine
than twenty-Ove routs.
TV
L moved her toi'set store dt.wJt.'
lK.MOVKP.-Mnt. Frank
Coiptr
order. & Commercial Ntrred.ncxtini.11
ports. I ."o-
211
T.VU s M;. bout one ucre of landui
I1 bum, with rui.lt,K ter In rSJM
bum A btiiulifnl 1. !itlonfrnhnffii 1?
ttlieiit ci)U(l boii'ftM rl.'lii h... '
of ADylum avenue niter crossing brS'
goliiK to Asylum. ?Jf
l
TfOli S.LK-t u bargain, a pleas
V h m.e, eight room house, hard fluS
nnd m-i'ly Hip.Tert with to lots on J
utr. Ue.-i lm-jlui,ln LiilvirMtj .Vdaiih
Applv 10 imams & IinpIaLd baukiil
com nan v. " qj.J:
. v vv m
WANTLIi Our agents -nnUe SlOOto Ja
a mouth telling owt goods on tt
merits. We want county and cm;
agents. nnd v.-llltiifo l?ck all gnodi iv
oiu 11 uiouui iiftni lulls in i.ear H
nd exptnsesal'trii tlililj '.njs' trial,,
a general agent less than J'tto. Wevp
end Initio Illustrated drci hits und iu
with a speclul offer to tuit territory
piled lor, on receipt of 3 fiiicccnl tUmi
Apply at once and get In or tho b-o
Address Kenner Jlanufartorlng rolin
burg. 1'a. 17 dura
Capital City Ikstainl
Jas. Batchcior, Prop'r,
Warm JHeatal Ali flows i km
Nena but white Ihbor eru,i(
"yedlnail
establishment.
.iJ-rfvi. "'"""n
A cood substaunui nica; n 1,., . ....
Twenty-flve cents per meal.
RED V RO T
Court street, bctwc-eii Journal Oitcs tu
MIi.Io'h Ltvery.
0KK OK THK LARGEST ESTABLISH
ments In the Sbtnto. Lower rates than
Portland. Largest stock Legal Blanks U
the State, a-'d biggest discount. Send fa
price list of Job printing, and catalogued
IcgDl blanks. t. M.WAllT
tnm Prlntir Hal era Orwcin.
For Sale Cheap.
120 ACIJES OF LAND
5 milfs from Silpm at $25 per acre. About
30 acres open, balance Umber. Goodeprfm
water. "Terms Kasy." LEO WILLIS
Opera Bouse, Courtstrect.
J. G. HARRIS. It. A. MOOflE
SALEM EXPRESS COAIPANT.
Leave orders at the Club stables, one
block east ot I'ostoltlce. All orden
promptly attended to.
Oregon State Fair, I
Thirty-first annual exhibition undertti
mnnagementof tbe Oregon Htate Boardot
Agriculture, will be held at tbe State Fail
grounds neartialem, commencing on
Monday, September li, 1891,
And lasting one week.
OVER SI 5,000
IN CASH PEEMUMS
Offered for agricultural, dock and mechu
leal exhibits, for works of an and
fancy work nnd nials of (peed.
Keduced rates for fare and freight on H
transportation lines to and from the Mr.
Important improvements have beenmadi
upon the grounds and increased lacillus
ure ollered exhibitors.
I'avilien will be 0pen4Nigli,s in Hie TOA
A splendid field of horses entered In
sieed department, and tine exhlwl"'
racing win ue given each day
Kntries for premiums cloo MonW
7:10 p.m. Exhibitors are urged to maw
many of their entries on Haturdsy t
fair as possible,. Goods, animals antf
cles tor exhibition must be In tbelr p
by 10 p. 111 ou Monday.
P11ICE3 Oif ADMISSION.
Woinnii'a (iay ticket ,J
Mau's beiison ticket f5
Womnn'u i.fiiifc.M linuat
Hen d to the secretary at Portland, Ortf
r to Geo. V . Watt, assistant secretin"
wucm, lor a premium usi
J. T. APPEItsON, president,
dw-tf J.T Gr.EGG.SccrtW
GEO. C. WILL
-J
of Will Bros., Albany i'and Oorrsu
Pianos, Organs and Sewing Macta
SEWINOMACHINE3 and OKOiS'
RBPAIREDAND CLHANB
At Your Home
Agenu fotNor1hwcstInsurauc0t.JJ
doors north of Post Office, "'i'flhM
dies and new parts rorall sewing bw"
X&-U Aw ,
A fino fruit or cake staiid. Jltf
can of the CELEUHATED CAUW"
HAKINUPOWDEK, Forsaeby
T. BURROW
No. 22 CommerIal BU,
A. J. SHIMP, M. D.i
Physician nnd Sun-eon.
Late of Philadelphia J
uriTV tc THr TRUE EU"
cirrTuiriTV lc THF
flfnll I'hmnln TlhauUiatlC. HlOOd.
BrtS
and nervous dlseafea. Every
Chronic,
v'Ktf
female (11eM yield to f".' '",, '
jus uifeit. 'r-!-...!, a
7
all other modes of treatment . t- ,,fji
Thirteen years clinical experience n
Kfl IVimman-lil street. " '
259 Commercial street.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN-
..i
South ofW
SALEM
in.
Tot