" f"'''flp,F",
"
dfeMb
ttU aipose being to reach Buenoa
Ayre. Tlio wetber wa bitterly
M Slid tho enow-tin the grounti
m(ie traveling very difllcult. Bit
Mttech rode a mule, which I tlio
1 wly Rulraal tbat Is of any Uko In the
utattntsln paws through which lie
WW imkiBg his way.
Taesday morning tho ttiulutcer
Mfaa to grumble and attempted to
(ttra b.ictc, tho wt-alhor wns be
' coming so sever nuil the huow ho
deep that they fritted they would
ke their live. Jlnlrrnredn, know-
lag that nlruoftt certain dentil awult
4 hhu If be returned, refund to
turn back, nnd In a tit of pamlon
truck one of the juulfctccre, who re
taliated by drawing I'1"1"' niUl
shooting the ex-president dcud. HI
compautoi then Idlted JJulmaceditV
companion mid, after rllllug theli
- picket-, made good their encape
Tlielr bodies, accord'- g to the Morj
it here, were fou d by a party o(
mountaineers and returned to I
, Andeaa.
No further pu tlenlurH couhl be
obtained, The news created great
Interest In t.ie cly, biit no om
Beemcd surprised, us It was generallj
be) loved tbut tho nnfortunitto mai
Would cither be killed or perish with
tbt' tiold before ho readied a uluce oi
tiifoty, If be tried t nmko his ch
eapo by oiosalng tbo Andes.
TIIUST COMPANY FAILS.
?' Boston, Mass., Sept. 3.Tne Suf
' folk Trust Company, doing a general
banking and mortgage loan business
have gone Into the hands of urecelv
er, Liabilities, $102,000; quick as
sets, $100,000.
SUDDEN DEATir.
Bethlehem, Pa., Sept. 3. Rich
ard Nash, engineer on tbo Heading
express," while on tho lookout, woe
struck by enmo obstruction near
Orrvlllo station, and bis bead wa
severed from his body. Tbo bodj
hung nut of the cab some mfuutct
before tbo II reman discovered it.
MINI! IIURNED OUT.
SahtLakk City, "Utah, Sept, 8.
The Bhuft bouse of tbo Hoiatlnp
s Works, the machinery and tlmbeis
In the miuo at Stockton, burned
' yesterday, causing a loss of 110,000.
The miners escaped unhurt.
TUB WORLDS 1'AIK.
CiUOAfio, ;8ept' 8. Tho national
Columblan'eotnmlaalon met yester
day. The tlrst subject to come up
was tho reading of u communlea
tlon from the general secretary of
tho American Subtmtb Union asking
asking a hearing for a delegation
from that body ou the subject of
closing tho exposition on Sunday.
Finally, after considerable debato on
tbo motion of Commissioner Du
Youug,of Oallfornla.aiul ameudedby
Mnsaoy, delegate, it was voted tonp-
polut a commllteo of three to confer
with tbq Sabbath Union delegation,
and fix un hour during tod iijh ses
slou at which tho commission would
hear the memorial. After hearing
reports of tho board of control, the
president and directors, a genoraT
recess was taken until .' o'clock
Tho national board of lady malingers
of tbo Columbian Exposition met
here this morning ami elected Mrs.
Susan Gale Cook secretary In place
of Mis Couzins. Congressman
fiprluger, wbo was present, was
asked by Mrs. Palmer to speak,
nnd ho camplled. Mrs. Palmer,
tho president, then presented her
report, and rovlowed her Kuropeau
trip nud Its result.
HOMii AGAIN.
Nkv Yoiiic, Sept. .!. Tho steam
ship Majestic, with Mrs. Hussoll
U. Harrison nnd Mrs. McKee on
boardj arrived oil Klro Island yester
day. Mrs. Iforrlnnu and her son,
Kuseol! It. Jlttrilaon, wont down the
bay ou tho United States cutter
Grant to meet them,
CLOSING SALOONH AT MIDNIGHT.
OmCAfio, Sept. 3. M'iny of the
rcstauraut-kcopers are protesting
vlaorously aualust tin order to
x closo their bars promptly at mid
night. Chief Molmughty, how
ever, U determined to carry out the
Jaw in tbo strMort souse. Ho will
not allow a customer tmunv a bottle
of wlno lust before niUltilulit and
lluleh It at his leisure.
Eaui.y and Latk. Tbo peaches
that everybody likes are tbo Craw
fords, and the placo to get ilium In
any quantities Is at Ftirrar A Co's,
"August
Flower"
I had lcen troubled five months
1UU Dyspepsia, The doctors told
me it was chronic. I hnd a fullness
After eating nnd a heavy load in the
pit of my stomach. I suffered fro
cjuently from a Water Urosh of clear
waiter. Sometimes a deathly Sick
ness at the Stomach would overtake
e. Then again I would have the
twriblo pain of Wind Colic. At
such times I would try to belch nnd
iQuldjiot. I was working; then for
Thoinns McHeury, Prugplst, Cor.
Jrtvjn nnd Western Ave., Allegheny
CUy, J?a., in whose employ I had
tn jftw ueveti years. Finally I used
August Flower, and after using juit
one bottle for two weelts, was en
tirely relieved of alt the trouble. I
cn mm t things X darcdnot touch
ttcfbr. 1 would like to refer you to
Wrr Mclfcury. for whom I worked,
who knows all about my condition,
and iroia whom I bought the ineiU
eim. I liv with uiv wife and family
at 9 James St., Allegheny Ctty.I'a.
Siut, Johk D. Cox.
ft. C. GUEEX Sok Maau&cturcr,
WvwitBry( New Jtmy, V. , JL
EGAN TO COME HOME,
Tlio Pennsylvania Democrats
The Fire nt The Dalies.
THE ARMY MANODYRES.
A Sharp Frost, Shot to Death, U.
P. R, R. to Have a Receiver, The
Willows Fire, Quick Passage,
John L.Sullivan.AII Quiet inChili,
Striking Carmakers, Latest News
of Balmaceda, State and Foreign
News, Etc.
EOA.V TO COMB HOME.
Washington, Sep. 3. It J re
ported thai Minister Egan hasbten
ordered home. Two leasons are
uhaighed for this action. One tbat
ho administration is dlssatlsiled
with his silence regarding Chilean
iIIuIih, and the other that hols to
oe given le ve of absence, antlelpn
nry of ubrltrnry action ou the pari
if ibe new administration In Chili
tvlifeh threatens to glvo him bis
passport on account of his sympa
thy for tho JJulmaceda party.
t'KNNHVIiVANIA DEMOCRATS.
IlAiiuisnuna, Pu., Hept. 3.AI
10:30 tills morulug tbo Democratli
date convention was called to order,
four huudrcd and sixty delegate
were present, II. Willi JJlaud ol
Reading, was chosen temporary
clinirmun. In his speech Bland
said the campaign will bo fought on
local issues not on nattioual. Po
body doubts that tho people ol
Pennsylvania love the teachings ol
their prophet Grover Cleveland
Tremendous applause). It Is our
duly to the people that we turn out
the Ilenublicun vampires wbo are
prostituting tlio public ofllces all
over the state.
The platform cays "We aro lu
favor of an honest economical ad
ministration of the public afialrs, ol
limiting expenses and reducing tax
ation to meet tho actual necessities
of tho uovernmont, of sound and
staple currency based on gold nnd
Mlver coined and circulated In such
proportions as to keep them on parity,
and of reform and a revision of tho
tarlllV Tho .Republican party is
also denounced for tho plunder of
tho state treasury by IJardsley of a
million and a half dollars.
THi: 1'IllB AT "THK DAM.K8.
TjibDaMvT:h, Or., Sept. '3. Fire
brokoont at 1 o'clock yestenlayafter-
noon, lu SUlbbe's restaurant. The
wind was blowing a gale, and the
Haines spread rupldly. Tho llremen
wcro nfteen minutes lu arriving at
tbo scene, giving tho tiro tremend
ous headway. Tho Humes com
muulciited to Mrs. Wlugate's row of
dwellings, then to Wlngate A Co's
general merchandise store, Cross
ing tho street, it took lu J. O. Peters'
lumber yard, and swept on three
bloulcs south. The lire swept on
east, and In nil sixteen blocks were
consumed.
Tho loss Is estimated at from three
curat tern of a million to one million
dollurs. Tho flro Is now under con
trol.
Tho names of some of the losers
aro as follews: V. L. Bklbbe, restau
rant; John Larson, feod yard; Max
Vogt, three story brlclt; Odd Fol
lows' hall: opera Iieubp: T. C. Nluk-
clson, two story brick; Louis Itor-
diu, crockery; Charles Stueblingi
saloon, Mays & Crowe, hardware;
Graham, restaurant; Huntington &
Thompson, law olllce; Jones Urns.,
groceries; Charles Uayard real estate
olllcoj John rashelt, tailor; A. A.
Ili'own, grocer; Kubreck II vor stable;
Hood, llyery stable; Chrlstaln &
Carson, grocers; Daudal & Fagnn,
frame store; Charles Lnucr, grocor;
I . Drown, grocer; Tbomai Ward,
livery stable; Jackson bouse; K. V.
Ff.j;eruld,twobilok buildings, hard
ware, groceries and two dwellings,
Mrs. Wllllamc, resldenco, Wllllum
Mitchell, resilience; P. J. Nichols,
residence; Methodist nnd Unptlst
churches; large frame school bouse;
Tallon's farm implement building
and grocery; Gibbons & McAllister,
farm Implements and groceries;
Judge Condon's rcaldcno ; Wltitim
Conduit's residence; Mrs. Juker,
resldonoej A. A. llonnoy, residence
and bulchersbop; DufuritW.itkins,
law olllce; I It. Wilson, law olllce;
P. l Mays, residence; Tlioma
Kelly, resilience; nnd many other
small buildings. Boveral liundad
people were homeless lastulgbt, and
tho city preseuts desoluto appear
and. Mllltlan aro patrolling the
Btreots, but no dlsortler has occurred.
WANT A JIUOHIVKU.
Chioaoo, Sept. 8.AU Omahn
dlpaton suys that Jt Is reported .that
mi application lu to be umdo today
for tbo appolntuiout f u receiver
for tbo Union Paolilo railway com
pany, Nhw Yohk, Sept. S.TI10 rumor
that tbo U. 1'. hud nrado nn applica
tion for n receiver made cpilto astir
011 Wull htreet this morulug. It
was promptly denied by Sidney
Dllllou, who declared there was not
;; word or truth In It.
I. O. O. lOllKKTHIlS.
nifruoiT. Hept, 3,Tho Indepen
dent Order of Forester' supreme
court luu decided to huhUlta next
Kesslon lu Chlotgo lu 1KUX
aVUMAKKItapN A BTUIKI'm
BacuamkntOi Sept. 3. Fifty
men euiployol lu tho curbulldhig
departuient of tbo Bouthuru l'aelllo
hnviMjult work and wsnt oommlttw
to Ban Pntiicltoo to uU nu lur'iis
of wagw t 5 xtt etir. Tito twin
ulttw w" expected U nturu wA
fvejjliig.
THE WIM-OWflFIKB.
WiMMVtB, Cal., Bept. 2.A fire
broke out last evening about 8:30
o'clock, although the fire depart
ment responded quickly, before they
reached tho fire tho Willows hotel
was lu flames. Tho wind being
from thesonth, It communicated to
a frame on the north, and in spite of
the fact tbat the firemen fought it
heroically, the entire block was
doomed, and the Union hotel aud
Crawford house were soon lu flames.
A determined fiRht was made to
save Hochhelmer's store, but the
heat from tho Crawford bouse wn
so Intense that tho flumes soon en
veloped It, aud one of the finest
business-houses in northern Cullfor
nia was doomed. The tire was finally
got under coutrol after it reached to
the Chapman building, ndjoinlng
Hochhelmer's on tho north. Ii
looked at one time as if tho entire
block from Sycamore to Wnlnu'
street would go. It is Impossible t
get tbo amount of loss at present,
but It la estimated at $160,000, parti;
covered by Insurance.
Tho fire broke out in tbo kitchen
of tlio Willows hotel. Asouth wind
prevailed, and tho flro progressed
rapidly among tho framo buildings
until a brick block was reached
when It was subdued. It destroyed
tho Willows hotel, one residence ,
Oakery, photograph gallery, paint
diop, Union hotel, Crawford hotel
tfoohhelmer &. Co.'s general mer
ohatidlso store, Wells Fargo's and
telegraph ofllces, and Marshall V
-uilnon. Loss $150,030. The Craw
ford house was tho finest hotel lu
tho town, and Hocbbeimer's store
hud tho most complete stock of
incuchaiidise. Llttlo wns saved.
Insurance fair.
QUICK I'ASSAOE.
Knvr Youk. Sept. 3. Tho mall
from China nnd Japan which left
Yokohama August 10 was wifely de
livered to the stetimrhij) City of
New York at 6 yesterday morning
and is now on tho way to England.
August 29 tho Empress of India ar
rived at Victoria, II. V. There a
special train, furnished by tin
Canadian Pacific, took the mailbagt
aud started noros tbo continent
Tho train crossed tbo continent in
tbreo days. At Drocton. Outario,
tbo mall .was transferred across the
St. Lawreuca river to a special train
on tbo New York Ceatral which
brought It to this cily, whero the
steamer was waiting to receive It.
If tho vessol makes her voynge
in tho usual time, Liverpool will
bo reached September 9, only twenty
days from Yokohama. Tills Is the
best postal record over made.
SULLIVAN VS. 8I.AVIN.
NuwYowc, Sept. 3. Tho 51000
deposited by Charley Johnson, ol
lirouklyn, ou behalf of Sullivan, to
bind tho match with Salvlu to fight
for the championship of the world,
has been withdrawn. The money
has been In the Herald olllce since
July 23, and tho fact that It had
been put up was Immediately cabled
to Salvlu. Johnson at the time of
depositing gnvo notice that ho would
keep it posted until September 1,
and has anxiously awaited advices
from Slavin, but nothing lias been
said by the Australiau.
UAIN I'ltOOUCTION.
M!MAND,Tex., Sept. 8. John T.
Ellis" wbo hits charge of tho govern
ment rainfall expedition during the
temporary absoiico of General
Dyrenforth lu Washington, I
making pieparatious for a test of
tho ralomakliig theories in 121 Paso.
Tho expedition will go to El Paso
as the guests of the ally, aud the
municipality will bear tho larger
portion of the exponses. Tbo small
appropriation under which tho meu
have beeu working Is not sufficient
for all tho experiments which they
would like to make, but tho citizens
of Texas are suillelontly Interested
to fu ruhb tbo ucccsaiiry fuuds,
A delegation from the largo ratio!).
owners of southorn and southwest
ern Texas has just had a conference
with Mr. Ellis, regarding tho ex
periments which weio to have been
umdo on tbo groat King ranch of
nearly 1,000,000 aurcs ucar Corpus
Christie. Mr. Kills, on bolnlf of
General Dyrenforth, litis agreed to go
to that part of tho state after the
experiments nt El Paso. Prominent
government olllulals of Mexico havi
ilgnllled their Intentions of being
present at the El Paso demonstra
tion, and hundreds of people from
various parts of tho state will be
there.
am, qui in" in emu.
Wahiunuton, Sept. 3. All the
Information received from Chill
today nt tho department, was
comprised In tho following telegram
from Admiral Brown, dated Valpar
aiso, Sept. 3d: UiHlneas fully re
sumed Everything quiet. Con
gressimral coinuiltleo arrived from
Itiuhiuo yesterday, and will go to
danllngo."
A HH.UU' PHD8T.
ItooNU, Iowa, Sopt. 3 A very
sharp frost this morulug Injured
vegetation.
nttlVKN PKOM HUMiv.
Washington, Sept. 3. AqUiik
Attorney Guneral 'lft has tvoowd
a telegram from United Slates Mar
shut Walker, of tho Southern DU
tilut of Alabama, saying mob of
llfiy persons liavo driven n uuuiber
or funilllen out of their home In
Choctaw county, Abu Ment "fluent
Itfd into Mlwtsslppl nud loft their
homes, cutlio and crop utiguarded.
BtioT to uiuvii.
Atlanta, tin , Sept,' 8. William
Allen, tho nciiro who shot nud
j fatally wounded Manual Myrvttnt
Uuylnn.Ga., walt night tukeu
from the ortlecre, ohalucd. to a tree
pud, 6bt (0 dt'Mb,
FOREIGN.
AIIMV MANOURVJIHS.
London, Sept. 3. In France.
In Alsace-Lorraine nnd In Aus-
trla Immense bodlts of Iroorw
were set In motion today, this being
the dale Ilxed for thol..ng content-
plated army tnnnmtevrrs or France,
Germany, nud Austria. In view of
the heated war talk thce military
movements aro being watched with i
feverish afentlon by military men
and diplomats of Europe.
1
aiYSTBWOUB MimUKK.
LowKr.t,, Mots., Kept ADavid,
Belanger was round dead In I.I. dry- J
gooos store, i3tiiiernmucBireei,.ves
tercniy, iiih iiinniiiriKuiiuiiyKHtiicu. 1
His frtlftt- teeth were found In differ-
ent parts of the shop. It Is believed j
tbat BIanger was attacked while 1
reaching ro light the gus byomn
one concealed in the store. A match
with the sulphur burned off was I
found near the body. The body lay
ft.o ,u,mnIni tvithnm.iimi.lr.v-
' " " , ...... -..w .
tended as If bo was in the act of try
ing to reiinin Ids feet. The Instru
ment with which th deed was done
cuunot be found.
LATEST FIIOXI IJALMACBDA.
City ok Mexico, Sept. 3.- Tho
Anglo American says that a promi
nent gentleman of this city, well
known in Anglo American Colony
lias received the following despatch
lu cipher: Valparaiso, Sept. 1, Presi
dent Balmaceda is aboard Coudell
and expects to disembark In San
Francisco. However as be Is pushed
by tho insurgeuts warships ho may
land In Mexico.
THBBAVIOK'b COAT.
Tiieves, Sept. 3. The holy coat
pilgrims have to undergo Irritating
bardbbips during their stay in this
city. Tho weather Is so warm that
living in an ordinary manuer would
be sufficiently uncomfortable, but it
is made so much more so by the wuy
in which the people are crowded
together, two or three bt-ds in one
small room being the rule, but lu
some cases it is worbe. One land
lady has crowded nineteen beds lu
three moderate-sized rooms. For
accomodations of this kind the
chnrae is 4 shillings a night. Food
is about three times the usunl price.
All sorts of souvenlers of the holy
coatnreon sale, In all materials from
gold to wool. Every second bouse
U tt restaurant or a beer shop, and
one beer shop bears the name of
"The Holy Coat of Treves." In
order to facilitate the exhibition, tbo
papal orderjt hat every pilgrim is to
say live paternosters before the relic
in older to obtain absolution, has
been ultered by tho bishop, so that
now every pilgrim may say them
(luting tho march through tho
cathedral.
MARKETS.
Portland, Or., Sept. 3. Wheat,
valley, $1.62i$1.65. Walla Wtillu,
$1.4o$1.47j.
San Fuancisco, Calif., Sept. 3.
Wheat buyer, 1891, $1.72? ; season
N.80J.
Chicago, III?., Sept. 3. At close
wheat was unsettled; cash Sept
f07j08; D.'$1.00I1.01.
11ASI! JJAM. O.V.MRS.
At Chicago Ch!cago,i 1 New Yurk
.
At Cincinnati Cluclnuuli2, Bos
ton 0.
Al Cloveluud ClovelandS. Brook
lyn 1.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 0, Phila
delphia ti.
I l l M II
HOTEL AllKIVAbS.
"WItiljAMCTTK"
D A Bremer, G N McCoy, fc!
O'Neill, II Beicher, N Baden, MJ
Clarke, M Fleiscbam, Portland.
It Collert, Oregon City.
II Low, Now York.
G W Francis, Chicago.
S 1) Eaton, Astoria.
A A Betitty, Boston.
Ben T Mttusou, Kansas City.
M FTownseud, MoMlunvllle.
J Sltrlgat, Lebanon.
B Little John, 11 Behtirdl, M
Abraham, San Francisco,
"cooic."
Louis Btfchlut, Albany.
I, H Coming. Oregon City.
11 L Barnes, Poise City.
W It Joues, Llsaboth, Ky.
H Winters, Oswego.
C1I ltleliaulii, J Montgomery, J
M Gross, Portland.
O tieeley, Thoa Price, Lebanon.
Mis W Ilohuiw), Dallas.
WHKhk, Bnwnsvlll.
J Sharp, J T Shopper, Four Paws
Show. , j
II O Kinney, Grants Pass,
&
1 oNfia ssisrjoYs
1 Both tho method nnurcsults when
Syrup of Figa is taken 5 it U pleasant
J nnd refreshing to tho tasto, and nets
gcntlyyot promptly on thoKidnoys,
j Livor and Bowels, clcauses tho sys
tem eflVctuully, dispels colds, !iead-
I aches and fever nml cures habitual
constipation permanently. For Bale
in 50o and $1 bottle ly all
druggists.
CALIFORNIA NO SYRUP CO.
rtV"
SffJF9)B
HAND TO HAND WITH KNIVES.
An ImlUn Dhrt Settle.) hj the Dent
of Doth rrtle 10 ib
William Weston, ft ranchman living
irpntv miles north of FUhomlngo, I.
fvrontv miles north
t., brings a story of ft most horrible
duel which was fought with knives by
two Indians near his ranch. There
bad been bad blood between tho two
for soruo time, which bad started ovei
a horse race.
The Indians wcro named Sewapiand
Nunecl.i They had n f
from lighting several times by t be
friends, but on meeting at a horse race
. lcnq rnnwBf1 and It ttU
.J nrrnnBmA , they should end
iter b"y ft duel with knivfs. A
arge crowd of Indians and iiaunrceas
w(.ro prebcnt, ana a ring was lonueu.
j,., mn had his second, who was
nrmed with a Winchester rille, ready to
shoot down any one who might bo
tempted to interfere,
The contestants wero stripped to tho
waLt, and each was armed with two
sharp knives, tho blades being about
elcht inches long. When the men en-
,.",., . ,:
tered tho rini? It was with tho under
standing that it wosftduol totho death.
Both were magnificent specimens of
manhood, and they wero equally adept
in the tifce of tlio knifo.
Amid brenthlcss tilenco tbo combat
ants slowly approached tho center of
the ring. Thcro they stood for ft min
ute gazing at each other, while tho
silence was most painful. Not a sound
could be henrd except tho occasional
stamp of ft horso on tho outskirts of the
crowd. The spectators sat around per
fectly motionless, whllo tho duelists
betran slowly to walk around each
other, watching for ft chanco to catch
one another oil guard. It was prob
ably two minutes before a change
came, and then it wns with tho rapidity
of a lightning stroke.
Sewapi suddenly inado n. leap through
the air toward his enemy, and for an
instant tho nir appeared to be full ol
Indiansand knives, which latter Hashed
in the sunshine like streaks of light.
As quickly as they catuo together did
they separate, and notwithstanding the
rapid play of tho weapons It was seen
that neither had received a scratch.
Still, during the whole exciting scene,
not a sound could bo heard except the
clashing steel as it canio together.
Slow ly the circling began again, and
the glittering eyes alone showed that
tho walk meant death. Soon the same
leap was repeated, this time by Nuno
chi, who seemed to fly through the air.
The fight was fast find furious, and
when they separated botli were bleed
ing profusely. Sewapi had a terrible
cut across his breast, whllo Nuncchi
had tlio musclo of his loft forearm al
most sovercd.
Tito intermission was very short, and
botli men sprang simultaneously to
ward each other. Tho btrugglo was
fierce, und suddenly a trip was given
and Sown pi fell on top of his antag
onifat. Tho lightningliko rapidity of
tlio stroke and parry precluded tho
posribllity of knowing who wns getting
tho worst of It, until it was noticed that
Nuncchi throw up his arms, stiffened
out his legs, and was dead with a knife
in his heart.
Sowapi sprang to his feet, gavo an
earsplitting yell, and then slowly sank
to tho ground, witli blood gushing from
a dozen wounds. Beforo a friend could
reach him ho, too, was a corpse. San
Francisco Examiner.
AiilmuU Tlmt Uaed to Llvo Aces Ago.
Of tho dlnotherium no completo
skoloton hns been discovered, but it
was doubtless tho biggest land mam
mal that over lived. A full grown
nknll of tills earliest of proboscidians,
which had long tusks as well ns a
trunk, measures tlvo feet from the
point of tho lower teeth to tho top of
tho head. Tho brontops, of elephan
tine sire, had n head like' ft rhinoceros,
with huge horns. Quito ns remarkable
was tho sivatherium, a beast like tin
antolope, but big as nn elophant, with
two conical horns on tlio front of its
head and two Inunenso spreading ones
behind.
Among birds wero waders ton feet in
height, such as the dlnornls and gastor
nls. Contemporary with them wero
tho mammoth and tho mastodon, tho
woolly rhlnocoros, armadillos nlno feet
In length, and tbo saber toothed tiger,
larger than the greatest lion of today.
All that is loft of these wonders of
animal lifo is found in deposits sucli as
thoso of tho western lako beds. For
years tho government bos boon engaged
In excavnting their bones. Reno Bacho
in Now York Sun.
Grocer Wlm Ware l)reed lu Color.
In tho early part of tbo Fifteenth
century It Is recorded that the "Grocers'
guild appeared In livery of 6carlet and
green." A few yenrs later scarlet and
black was adopted.
Funoral services of deceased mem
bers "wero attended with much 6bow
of pageantry." At tho burial of Sir
Philip Sidney, who was n member of
tbo Grocers' guild, his worship the
mayor, nldormen nnd othor clvlo olfl
olals wero present, "rydlngoin purple."
Harper's Bawvr.
Million) rUh of Ceylan.
Every bay and Inlet on tho coast ol
Coylon abounds with musical fish.
Then song, if it can bo called n song, is
not 0110 sustained noto liko n bird's, but
a multitude of tiny, soft, swet bounds,
each clear nnd distinct in itself, some
thing liko tho vibrations of a, wluo gloss
when its rim Is rubbed with the tiioi.
toned finger. In tho harbor at Bombay,
India, there ts a fish with a soug like
tbo sound produced by nn iEolIan haip.
St. Lonls Republic
Quick time ana through trains
ottered paxomrora and shippers by
tho Chicago, Union PhNIIo North
western Line. San Freuuhoo nnd
Portlaud lo Chicago, eod Aug
Tho Coming Line.
Tho Chicago. Uuton Faclllo A
Northwestern Lino ollera the best
nccotmuodatloua to tbo traveling
publlo en route from San Putnclscn
and Portland, Chicago. Thrcuigh
tralusfAsttime, niagninc-nt sleetv
MiKWM,v.VKH':iHJiglMrr.oolonit
sleepers, reclining chair ear ana
tundww day coach, rod -Aug.
Vsn Take Xo Rink
In buying Hood's Harsaparll'a, for
it is everywhere recognised as tho
standard building up mtdlclne nud
blood purifier. It has won us way
1 to tm) fut ly Us own iutrlnslo
merit, and line tlicJargeM sale of any
jirepnratb'n of Its kind Any honest
druggist will confirm misstatement.
If jou decide to take Hood's riarsa
parllla, do not be induied to buy
anj thing else Instead. Be sure to
get llootrs.
Passengers destined to the promi
nent cities east of the Missouri river
should pntroulze the ( hicago, Union
Pacific & Northwestern Hue. Mag
nimwnt Pnllmim aud Wanner sleen-
Id (Hira nlPfTMtll
ruiltnan anu
I Nrth western ciluli.fr cars, free re-
c n )g c.ia.r XK pSllm!X
coi0i8t hceiwrP. eod-oug
Ituckleu s Arnli.lalve,
Th'
Host Patve In the world for Cuts,
Uiuie, cores. Ulcers, 6Ut Itbcuni, reti
tVir.lcitci.unnpi'ea iiunus, unpiiuij,
Cor.ifl auaan Kin ktuiuioub, uu wr.i
lively curt riles, or do pay reoulroi. It
ID Btinrantecil to give perfect gatljiactloD
or nioi-fj reftjadid. Price, J5 c-iU pr
hox
1 K -5 iniicy rcstplo ml'erable, ana or'
. u (t telf-itotructloii. Distress tit
i 11 . sunt stomach, sick tie.iU.iclie .1
. , 11 ss ot appetite, a itntit "an g''
1 . 1 i g Iad ta.de, cimtrci tongue, ana 11
iii.intj ot tue boneiH
UltYQSO the more coiiitnou t;
After t0,u3' 1'1'spepsla ")
get well ot Usea. .t 1
E Sting muni .Mrctui, turrl :
alt"..tloti, and ,1 i-enioJy i.ih! Hiou S
p.irtll.i, which aitt gemi vci 'l..t. 'i
It tones tlio stomach nr't rrei .t
regulates the dltc-Uou. create gov. rj
ippctlto. anil, by thus Ktfil
welcoming tho loc.11 w " ..
n-tniptoias, cures tlit V'tGUOf-ii. .c
ncadaclic, ami refreshes tho frc.' tti"u
"1 have been troubled with iljT' v
1 Jivl hut llttlo appetite, ami wh.it 1 Ul
.j, i cat illstresTil me o.
t.K-crc- ,e Utile Komi. Aftui .
f3urn ,K 1 .,um ix'e. .(..
alutncss, or thai, all-niie fccl'i,. ;"
ttiuagh 1 had not catui aiilhlug !'
tiotiir, I 11 lulj, was " 1 .i nl 1.1 1
'mines!., lua.t.as, ami Iroia Lcl.iR nunc '
c-ss hhutup hi arom with fi p
.re-h julnt. L st spthis eiw'w .,
I tot k I.,cd's SairaparlKa tiOITJiC."i
nd It did n.e ..n Imincno nwui el i'"' '.
It pie mo sin appetite, and my Ln.t.
.shed and satisfied tho craving I l...d -A
uf-ly cxrcrlcnccd." Geoiiok A. Pace
V..tLiton, Mass.
K. J!. If you decide to t sho IIooiVs Sitr
a parllla do not bo induced to buy any other
Snood's SarsaparHIa
Joldly dmg"!ts. gl; i!tforfa. Prepared liy
C. I. IIOOU A. I O., Apotlicci.rlct, LomuU, l.aJ
IOO Doses One Dollar.
Radakiigh d Ciossin,
State btreet Livary.
UcBt Itlgs and Stock. Boarding and Feed
Stable. 41 Mate Btreet.
EX K. HALL,
Paper Ilanger.
I ave order ntiOlobe Real Estate Exchange
GEO. C. WILL,
ot Will ;Bro3., Albany Sand Corvallls
PianosOrgans and Sewing Machines.
sew'iko machines and oroans
REPAIRED AND OLEANED
At Your Homes
Agents fot Northwest Insurance Co. Two
dooi s north of 1'osl Orace, halem.Or. Nee
dles and new parts Tor all Sewing Wachlnet
8.5-tf dw
THE 'WILLAMETTE
SALEM, Oil EG OX.
Utiles, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day.
The best hotel between Portland andHac
Francisco. Klrvt-elass In all 1U appoint
ments. Its tables are served with the
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette. Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
E.
O. CROSS,
and Packer.
State St. aud Court St. The best mean
delivered to all parts of the ell v.
I
i'l
J I
nofthebwt rcsidero lots tn the citron
A , COURT STREET,
-vtulheai.t comer of blocs. tiH3n UtP
and 15tU streets, ono block Irom eleetili
line, lour b'oekh from t enttruud HtatuHt
ir llncwaml Kust Milam fchool Price fMOi
f.ir Uitli i.rflWJOron-nruerainl Jlo tor In
side Kach 1. 1 line 70 r"ot fivntuge on
COURT STREET.
tnqu roof tho OHKOU NU118KIIV CO.,
uitfcki-ir. fotu'l nnd ( henirk' tn Directs.
titMlr. or of any Peal Kutate Arm m
UwoJiy. 8 6 If
L B. HUFFMAN,
Livery Stable anJFeed Yard.
The Bett Bx SUHi aiwt Cfrl In tie 1.
Quiet, laiuUy botvtsHipectAlty.
(In wr WllUmwtte IMxl )
SALEM. ... ORfQO;
Dissolution of Co-iisrlupi-ship,
Illr
f""e"W MwltaWMlcaoi b tlrm auk
bu)Hmi uod
&S,..15-Se.t1?! .. m.u
t aud
R. K,H.NvOW
Ite.l at Sifem, yr .Wig'S'imt
s&u
MIILLIIWCO.,
Merchant Tailors.
. A run Ha w lmWrt) and dn.uo
teWATO" ' "
jlSS.trMAi.u ,be ta, $
rnilKnrmoX8awU4M U(llnlvf.HhW
. yt jwrli4ruiii MUntw b
!y. MlHOlKW, Ly inutiml mcmTt
n K.tmMrtiHU3iiiiivriikj.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Oinuieritsi, L'uint8,0ilM
and YVJiulon (iliws, V'nll Pa
per nuil Lorilt'i', Arlisla Ma
tcrinls, Linifc, linir. hntls mill
Shingles, Hay. J-Vwl nnd i'enco
l'osls. Oniss Kut-ds, Etc
NEW AJJVEHTIHEMKNTS.
1
OU ItfcNT -fevrral good ofllco rooms
ocr my oture oa utatottrtet.
M.T. H1NKMAN.
TTHlUNUv A lndleis pin. Uwiur con ee
I' oaine b mlllngat this ofllco and pay
fngcuaigfu.
WANT'.D. iJidlcs or gentlemen to do
llg t wurk, uo ainMuislug. wngea
rrom yi n t-j por day. Call at my office tm
lucol.iiely, youk Commercial St., up stain,
room 11. HSUSi
THIS
Gicat Portland Industrial Exposition
With lu World or Wonders
Opens Sept. 17, 1801. Closes Oct. I7th.
Music by tho great ZAPAOCRES BAND
direct from tho City of Mexico.
Art from the ere.it masters of Europe aud
Ameilca, valued nt a quarter
million dollnrr.
Wonderful Electrical Adaptions in lull
opei-Ulon.
A Splendid "erles or Mineral Exhibit.
EVERY DEPARTMENT
Filled with Novel und Interesting In
Art, Science and Industry.
A arcitcrXumbcrorExhlblUthan
eer befoie pieseuied upon
tho coast.
Tliv Stock Department made a Ptomi
nent feature.
,5000 IN PREMIUMS.
The Lai gut Dliptiy ot I'rjlt and
the Klncht Exhibit of Agrlcultr
uro cer inado In the 1 irjldc
Narthwcst.
Alllmanufactuihs in full motion.
Everything Kew.
So Dead Exhibits,
The Ki position ol Exposttloi.s,
t
Admission as iibual. Greatly Ilcductd
H-itcs for round trip on allfpasscn.
ger lines. JjM 0 3 dw
Now location.
The J. C. Booth real est'iteofflco has been
movtdoer Junes A Utruardl, New llufb
bank block.
Street Improvement Bids.
VfOTICi: Is hereby given that the Cltj
JL of Hnlein. Oregon, will tcceive bealed
bids for the grading, draining, grnellng,
curuing and guttering all the parts of Com.
murcl.lt f-tree l belMeen thn kohIIi kldn nf
UnlonSt.nudthenorth bank ot Mill creek:
utu 1, iiiui. ynn, vi mmu birt'ct ueiween
llie west side of . apltal 6treet und tue el
ildfit Commerctalslreet; also all that part
of Court street between the wi-t.1. Kirin m
I npluil street and the west sldeofCommei-
uiui ureti, an suua ca in tnel Ityor talem
Cik on, according to the pluns aud tpeel
llcaitoiin thereof ou tile tu tho otllce ol tin
t lty surveyor of tne 1 ity ol S.ilom.Oregon
A blank contract, bond and uudirmk
log U also on fllo with said plans and sped-tlcMloi.-i',
und the coutnulor will be re
quired to eiecute them for the amount
therein named, ntd u ill nlto be uuulrec
lo gle good Hnd mil, dent nuctle.- nndu
Mtn.tleut ni.lnbcr I hereof to be perfeUlj
HHttsfiiclory tothemujir nnd to his up
proval.
Thuio shall be dcposl cd with each bid
a check in tin 01 of 1 he l It. of Salem, Ore
gun. for the sum of $UOo, certfltd to be
good and bankable by some bank In the
v.'ny.'tff'ulein. Ortgon, wl Ich said cheel.
will bo due and payable to the ntv of Ha
lem, Oregon, as fljied Mn liquidated dum
agcH, In dvo the blddcrhliidl fall or in 7ir(
to execute the coiitivct, btnd nnd utider
taktiiguiidehthcf them and iduiw gotu
fnhln all Hrticulrr In relmlon to hit
ildb!dswIUbeotcnedby the eommti.
Jeennorciln.'inre at tho olllce or the Cltv
w!'"'.'yo.rof H'eCin of.s.iiein, Oregon, ai
111... lock a in of f, ptemlwr I', IM)1 n
Hvleiii, Oivkoii, but t'tiwa ding of con
'rS.u1 " ! "- tnsdeby hr o iumn council
Thetlij of-iiMii.UHgi.u.ind nUo tin
coinmlltwo.ii.MliiHnitsrate.XfstUBrlEhi
torjJeoinj.rul bliU aud .im to hold
snldblds l r ".rptt,mo or i.tictlon tn,
any time jut timdlng two w eks attc
orenlngnlthesanir. m
b? y order of Um" o'nnion counolt ot
831 td
r. -... vl "" j. w. uui'UKi 1
Recorder.
PAKM TOIISALE.
.iS.'-'J' ofj' sUvoJc and fruit land lr
Or. u.i fw tab nt a )aorln. will "l t ,
lot, Uibuttpirolaiier. Addrwsor call on
NewrSllv
rimkl'taiit. 7S3m
i
JU
I)rnj.lit tm.l di I vlittr hor, es, jou ng
ainliilil. lnijtilrt'iif
O. W. ANDERSON. P.ilr Hnioi
lley'l'liei'eTlirelicriiicii!
If you need
Buginetrlmiulnn,
4btfHt . brlcuto-,
injectors,
b"5J ' wter packln-.
Check aud v-TJe
Blow off cocks.
DUGAX BROS,, '
25c Want Cob
ill,
Woitll KALli INMKlinPVNTri
tlMiueft luvfitcl v iiVii10 j?
- iviiii. vji
li mocd lif.r r.;.f .'"t lt. .
also mrasurM takeu nd rnr."'!!?
sa"i7
17UJ,&r-y!"t e m or .... . '
rJ-arar A buiiiKiCf. J! S
quire nt m cond lioUf,c on ! unl fe "
of Asylum avenue uner "tro,h?.a? "
golnu to Asylum. "rop"lnK Inn.,
fat'
l7S.t.SirA: bargain. a , .
i. ujmi.,i:iBuiroirailOUlit harrtT,l
o.id neatly pnpwrt, with to io?,nsbl
ncr. llest locution In UnUeriivA.eS
Apply to WUIIuujs & tngUiba ffll
Rl,I'3
WA?'H7."r,V!uefiootot,
n;crlls:"Wo"want"un ?7nd
sold If ocountj agent fallt tniS?i
aud ospinscsuf-eru thlrtt dai ' iri.i'fl
a grnorul ngent less than i; vvrt!"
send lnrgo Illustrated circulars nn fcH
itba special oiler to bun teiriiorr .
plle lor, on receipt of 3 1 ne cent t&J
Appiyiuoncoanu gei m ot the uS
AddKSH ItcnnerManufactiirin?.VS?-
hnnr. I'A. 1.'"U
g- ' UB If
(i jiiai m immm
J as. Batchelor, Prop'r,
Warm Meals at All Hours ol
Ity
None but whlto labor em n. yed In in,
eitnbltshinent. M
A good substantial meal o km In Cm
Tweuty-fivc cents per meal,
RED FRO . T
Court street, lumra Journal Uffloeiul
Mir.to's 1 'very. I
ihh. OK THK IjAltGfi.T rTA3U'l
y mints In the Btatc. Lower rutettiM
L'oriiuuu. iiicctit Bivutv J-.VKU1 nianiai
tho state, a-d biggest discount, knit
price Hat, or jou pnnung, arm cauion.r
legal blanks. Tfc. M. WArft,'
iu'i iiiuwr ruitum ijrvcfJB.
For Sale Clieap
120 ACRES OF LAND
5 miles from Salem at$2jpei acre. Abut
water. "Terms Easy." L.h.0 wiLLlfl
opera House, CourUL-al
J. G. HARRIS. R. A. MOOEi
SALEM EATRESS COM.
Leave orders nt the Club tables, cl
block east ot I'ostoltfce. All ordert
promptly attended to.
Orcffoii State Fair,
U '
Thirty-first annual exhlbltUn undern,!
mnuogementof thu Oregon Stale lloardjl
Agriculture, wilt be held at the Bt.iteftil
giounas near Buicni, commencing oa
Monday, Septemuer 14, 1891,1
And lasting ono wevk.
OVER SI 5,000
IN CASH PltEMlLlIS
Offered for agricultural, ttock and in ectu- i
ical enions, irir worKs oi an HQ
fancy work and trials oftpeed.
Ilcducecl rates for fare and freight on il I
transportation llms to and from thetal
Important Improvements ha e been DiUe 1
upon ine grnuuusanuincieasea laciinap
re onerea exnioiiors.
Pavilion will bc0pen4Nigk in the M
A splendid field ol horses enteicd In the
speed department, and flue eihiblliol
racing will be given each day.
Kntrle-; lor premiums close Monday il
7.jp. in. ixuiuiiorsureurgeatnnuteu
many of their entries on Haturday Uttt
fair as possible. Goods, animals andutt
cies ior exniDiuou must, no in tueir film
uy lu p. 111. uu .uuuuuy.
I'UICES OF ADMIBSION.
Man's day ticket, J S
Woman's day ticket 2
Man's season ticket 13
Woman's beason ticket (
Hendtnth06eciHtnryat J'ortlandfrfB,
or to Geo. W. Watt, nssistunt secnSirj.
Balem, for a premium list.
J. T. Al'fi-HsON, president,
dw-tf J.T. GKKGO.Seottuj
A fine fruit or cake stand, with ttCT I
can of the CKLKBHATEU OA-JCAw I
BAKING l'OWUEIt, For sue by
T. BURROWS,
Nn. 22(1 Commerslxl St 8ll
A. J. SH1MP, M. D,,
Physician and Surgeon.
Late of Philadelphia
FIFflTRIfJITV ,IR THF TRUE EXEIl
ufali Ohronlo, nheumatlc. Mood,?;1
nnd neruu3 diseases. Kvery yap"
teniale diseases yield to eiecinaijj"
11 other modes of treatment baft f
i"it t'ommerclul stieet.
ELLIS & WHITia
LIVERYMEN.
Qm.V. r txrn.omattA Hott
SALEM - - - OREGCSI
$500 Reard!
WKwlllpaythenbove reward M
case of liver complaint, d IP?Si
hea ache, Indigestion, consllptlMv
wv ess we cannot euro whw '-'-,
.ab oLlqer fills, when the d'rtCWJLf
irict e compiled with. They art PJ
v. getuu. and never fall to , tve j"
tun. 8tgur coated. Large b ".
nr .'.ft ni fi. 9K nMit. Heware "'!'
1 sand mltatlons. The g ;iulM 1
r.ictnredohlyby THK JOHN t
Co Chicago 111. lrl fj I
bold by Geo. E. Good, DagBlst,',,
ireei,Jiem ur.
vrij j nn.lMira.
IXUIICU lO tll'iiiiuwal!
TotheC'ountv Ctourt of AlarlpO w
8 ate of Oregon. . . vird t
IiKhematterofthe esta'e of "JU
IVIiiEleaud I'licrne T. l'r K'Si
iMiico is nereuy given ujr n -,.m
fxeiutonioftnolaat wll 8id U',,
Vlnll K. Vrlugleuud Plre.L Jjr
Mini linlrllnvrlnlnm mralnC tde8-' jrfS
to prextut thi m with me p. W '"jisI
within six months from iw"!
notice to the said executor ; 3 tu
John Hughes, Ko. HI State tre.
Ulc:uu' n ,. imiinm.
HAMLiKFAl iri.M5
Kxecutoni of tholaat will and jrtfjfl j
deceased. . . ., list
Dated, Salem, Oregon. Jun 'SL
v t mi 1 if 'm vinmnmi i ul'
W. M. DeHAVEN.
Rn-ipilinrr nntl - S.1 6 - 28
One doorwetof Lunn nPiaJSTrt.!
nnUtnlutKiAl OillMt fH 111 . til
Ul attention paid U transient H I
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATOHVK
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t3J utmroorvui ou, - - .
(,Vt Utior W ,&"r.
Pnnrtnl
U
Bi BSB' Q S i "W f? 5
ttrk, elelirt upcl J!'