m
m
I
otalfft t)f worrtfttra wear nnd the
fertiatobarKlltdouned tbo attire of
her ecx, in which she presented quite
Ttt striking appe-traiic . hue wxtii
tired of the limitations nf (unset and
fi' Irt, however, and again appeared
al the cell door In cutaway ana
trousers.
The fact that a trail of Wood wns
found along the route of the retreat
ing thug who shot Policeman Uro
gan, iiid that the iiitin l!i r dmltd
that ho r.ncw she was a woman, has
given r's j t u suspicion that she
trapped Clark to cover the retreat of
the third cm a, who was prouauiy
her -weet Lean.
Grogan was confident he Had
Winged the IWIiik footpad who shot
him, but iiel'.her thu muu Clark nor
the woman Furtsuiid bear h boratck.
Borne of the exploits .Helen claim
credit for arc already discredited,
hut her description tallies with that
or the author of two or three bold
acts In Hutto. Clark has been pn-
tlvely Identified by tlie wowim
olllceraud by hoili of the victims
her rubberie", und a watch ketone
lug to of them was f.tnid o
him. The girl is held as an aceon.
pllfF, and tlie otily ovldeliue agaitul
her hlirova confessions an I the
w.iteh of one or Clark's viu.iim
fou ud on her person.
HIGHWAYMAN AT KANSAS fllTY.
Kansas City, Mo., Got. Stl.-Di.
J. F. Craig, while returning from
visiting a patleut in the southen
part or the city at 12 o'eloiik, was
stopped by a highw.tyui.in, who
grasped the horse' head, at the name
time levelling a revolver at the doc
tor. The doctor had a loadetl riding
whip and struck the man's arm a
powerful blow, probably breaking it.
The pistol fell from the man's baud
and he ran away screaming with
pain. The doctor got the pistol aud
reported tho matter to the police,
but as the man was m.isked he could
give no description of him.
KOUR GENERATIONS PRESENT.
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 20. The
birth of a little girl to Mrs. A. N.
Fase, of Kansas City, Kansas, brings
out n peculiar fact. Tho mother is
10 years old. Her mother, Mrs. Si.
Bpaugler, Is at the house, a grand
mother at 33, and Mrs. G. M. Red
man, of Pt. Louis, is also there. She
is the child's great-grnudmother,
aged 52 years.
liUUNT.D TO DEATir.
Caiu.ibi.k, Pa., Oct. 0. A sad
tragedy occurred Sunday night in
the homo of John Good, a farmer
who resides four miles from this
city. The children were playing
upon the floor of one of the rooms of
the lowest story of the house, aud
their mother went up stairs, where
she remained somo lime. Upon re
turning, she was horrified to find
the cluthlug of her 12 year old'son
ablaze. The flames wero soon ex
tinguished, but the child died In
agony a few minutes later. The 4
year old brother of the child told his
mother that he lighted a match aud
put it on his brother's feet, and It
was front tuts mat tuo clotlilug
ignited.
THE KANSAS CENTRAL.
TOPEKA, Kits., Oct. 20. The at
torney general today tiled a petition
in the supremo court, asking for a
writ of mandamus, to compel the
Union Pacltlo Railroad Co. to relay
tlie Kansas Central branch with
slecl rails, before the first of January
next.
i - i ii'
TWO STAGES ROBBED.
'of Beverly Brown. Assisted by one ' Hie bar of God, xnd the church '
of Ids'men, Hecht lifted the body' stood with It partlcer criminl.
i and deposited it In a plain wooden Itev. Mr. mwnicr, or .Mancncsior,
box he had takeu with him and Kngknd, said It was Mrango that I
MaYOr ami Common Coimcil drove to the morgue, HalfnH hour the churah failed to recognise tho
Sent to Jail.
NOTHING CHESN ABOUT HIM.
Ji Rnral TrTlr Who W Up to thi
Trick r the City Itnnco Man.
He was an elderly man. probably
fifty His whiskers grew In a little tuft
Hke Cnole Sam's, straight out from tlie
SPEARS' WINERY BURNS DP.
Inter tchon lin tmg rnvmrinp lf nut liivil nf too PeorHO mr ftlllUelBPnt. i
thebodvon lc, he heard a gnwn, lVordeww.Wgolothwttrw.Tlicatrcs1 r of bis chin; his linen duster was
and, making fresh examination of1 trer full ul.Ho oUreh wero half, evidently the mine be had pnrcha.ed to
thedd pilsner, he dlverrdBB.' empty. The rtaireh rtioold Verify attemi the state fair several yean .ago
A Mayor Eloped, Against Knights
of Labor, Married a Chinaman,
He Was Not Dead, Sam Small
Arrested, Americans Shot, State
and Foreign News. '
mistakablesignsoflifr. He hastened
an attendant after Dr. Vrce4and,
who declared that the man was not
dead, but was suffering from bra n
trouble, and ordered his removal tol
bewildered
lie eatuo
denoL cnxed around
. TZ rv . V.v , Whfonlup and down and norm, the
(Mingled cries of . and -W J, a doxeneabme rushed
the theatres to rift it church nicm
bers would have to co there,
i 1
i
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RlTTLC 5"BR
jiivek mm
are right.")
Rev. Mr. Hubbard, of Baltimore,
STAQE ROBBeRY.
Redding, Cal., Oct. 30. The Red
ding and Weavervllle stage wa
rohbed last overdue, a mile and a
half from Redding, by a masked
highwayman. Tho robber, armed
with a double barreled shotgun, de
mandetl Wells, Fargo tCo.s box
butdidnot molest thebur passenger.
After obtaining tho express box th
robber told the driver to travel, aud
ie his regards to the dear peoph
if Redding. A posse is in pursui
of the highwayman, whose plundei
.vas small.
ANOTHER STAGE BOBBERY.
Redding, Cal., Oct. 20. Two
men wvre arrested this morning who
ire thought to be the parties win
robbed tho stage near here list
tight. This morning tho postmaatei
it Miltvllle brought word that the
lledding aud Alturas stage had beet
olitH.il near Draper's place two miles-
his side of Mlllville. Two men
iinsked, one armed with a shotgun,
he other with a pistol, tookW.F.
,fe C .s box and also mall. The los
iot known but is thought to bt
light.
CITY OFFICIALS IN CONTEMPT.
Louisville, Oct. 20. J u d g e
Lociuey bent Mayor A. L. Berry and
the members of the city council of
Newport to jail today for refusing
to obey the order of the court to ub
lights furnished by the Newport Out
Co., as ordered by tho court. The
olllclals of tho city are declared In
contempt aud, wero sent to jail for
six mouths, or until further order of
the court.
"German
Syrup"
Asthma.
" I have been a great
sufferer from Asth
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends' as well as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough
ing, and inability to raise any of the
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand.
When nearly wont out for want of
sleep and rest, a friend recommend
ed me to try thy valuable medicine.
Boschees German
Syrup. I am con
fident it saved my
life. Almost the first
dose gave me great
reP.et and a gentle te
fresbing sleep, such as I had not had
for weeks. &fycough began immedi
ately to loosen and pass away, and
I found myself rapidly gaining in
health nud weight. I am pleased
to inform thee unsolicited that I
am in excellent health aud do cer
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee's
German Syrup. C. B. Stickkuy,
JPicton, Ontario."
Gentlo,
Refreshing
Sloop.
iff?
;5Sp.f3lF
TRADC MARK
OREGON PKACU IH1TKIH,
If token arcurdlpc to dlrpcUon. It uuex
aaUMtMakidbcr uud liver cur. A lt
UtJitYtuWilvforln grippe. No I J Mm.
IMMMMht. Try It h mi becouvlucwd. AlloruVr
MwowMtat4 wuli r to lor on tlmu it U
MotapUyaUeitdixl lo. 11. KUuj. mtuufuo
Uiyrnitut(r9, Auuuvlli,!, J0J7
WINE DESTROYED.
Pabsaic, N. J., Oct. 20. Tho
great warehouse and contents 10,000
barrels of Spear's IsTew Jersey wine
was burned this morning. Office
and plant of the Passaic Item located
In the building was also destroyed,
Loss ? 100,000, insurance small.
ELOPED WITH THE MAYOR.
Nai'A, Oct. 20. Dr. E. Z. Hen
uessy, mayor of Jfapa, nnd Miss
Mamie Tyther were married Tues
day morning by Superior Juil;
Ham. Mr. Hennessy spirited the
young lady away from homo and
drove hastily to this city, where the
marriage took place. The brido is n
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Richard
Tyther, well-to-do farmers. They
had opposed the marriage, being
Catholics and the prospective bride
groom a divorced man. The wed
ded couple went to San Fraucisdo.
AGAINST KNIGHTS OK LAROR.
Chicago, Oct. 20. A Montreal
special says: Archbishop Taschereau
has Issued In Lafcemaine, the re
ligious organ of church, a fierce ar
tide denouncing the principle
enunciated In their Montreal nd.
dress by Grand Master Workman
I'owderly aud Mr. Wright as di
rectly opposed to tho latest papal
encyclical aud nsklug Catholics to
remain away from such leaders.
EXPLOSION OK NATURAL GAS.
PiTTsiitnio, Oct. 20. Ry an ex
plosion nf natural gas in the cellar
of the Suuuinn building this morn
ing five persons wero injured, one
fatally. Tho concussion was terrific
wrecking the lower floors of tlw
structure and breaking windows n
block away. Tho building then
burned, loss $75,000, fully insured
MARRIED A CHINAMAN.
San Francisco, Oct. 20. The
story of tho marriage or a whlu
woman aud a Clilmmiun Is related
hi a complaint filed In tho superior
court yesterday by lister Allen
against William Mouutt. The
plalutlfl says that at the marriage
ceremony was performed that sin
did not know tho object of her uf
taction was a Mongolian, aud uou
that she has discovered that fact she
prays tho court to release her from
tho odious marriage. She does tint
ask for it decree of divorce, but for an
annulment of tho marriage. She
avers that sho married Mouutt at
.Liverpool, Eugland, in 16SS, and
at that time sho believed that ho
was an Englishman, They have no
children, nor are they possessed ot
any property. Ttio husband Is a
seafaring nun, and employed on
vessels as either a steward or cook,
Immediately after her uupltals were
celebrated bIio was compelled by htr
husband to accompany him on his
voyages as stewardess. Ho was n
pleasant and an agreeable- compan
ion aud wholly duvoted to her."
Had it uot been for tho fraud practi
ced upon her, In holding himself
out as an Eugllshmati, sho nuytr
would have married hint, as sho
would uot hvu with a Chluaiiiau.
She Hays she was baptised, continu
ed aud raised in the Christian re
liglon, uud Is a communicant of the
established church of England.
HE WA8 NOT DEAD.
Nkw York, Oct. 0. lleverly
Rrown was born under a lucky star.
lie is a colored uiau alout 37 years
old. County 1'hyslcluu Converse
yesterday called at Sneer'a Morguo
IikJ. ii-y City and directed Assistant
Morgue Keeper Hecht to go to tho
OMiitiy Jail for a hotly. When Mr.
Hei-i.i visited the Jull ho found the
boii,v uf it uau lying dead apparently
u uuo t thw wiriion, It was that
t ie city hospital.
SAM SMALL ARRnSTBO.
Boston, Oet. SO. The Itv, Sum
Small was arrested in thl dty h a
charge of obtaining f IOW by fee
pretenses, made by th Rev. It 2C
Miuro-?, an Ep4Kt.natUH ctenmn
at Xewton, Lower FIK Mr
Smill has been Mumping thi slr
fur the nasi few weeks m thf iot r
est of the prohibition ticket. Sec
tary Merden, of the i4't t r
state oommlttee, n eut bH .for hi;.i
aud he has been Muwpiag tlte.i
ever sine. The case was bri!
in the civil court to avoid the m i.
dal that.a criminal ease might brio?
to the cause of prohibition. It i
sild the transaction which resulted
in the arrest of Mr. Small wak
agreed upon In August. 1800, when
Mr. Small was president or Oldei
university. It is alleged that Small
induced Monroe to pay 51000 f.r s
lot of land which he declared wa
worth that much. The land be
longed to tho university, aud it l
alleged that tho university demand
ed only $500 for it, and Small mad-'
$500 by the transaction. When
Monroe heard of this ho demanded
tho return of his money. As it was
not forthcomlnu, ho caused tue ar
rest of Small.
AMERICANS SHOT.
Rio Grande, Oct. 20. Sunday
morning on tho Mexican side three
men were shot by the government
forces under command of General
Lorenzo Garcia. Two of them were
cowboys, who had been working
ifar Victoria, and who had In-
eautlously crossed the river without
.t permit from the Mexican consul on
this side. The other was Juun Ba
mu, au army contractor who was
suspected of revolutionary souti
ment. By some they are said to
I mve been American citizens.
SEIZURE OK CIGARS.
San Francisco. Oct. 20 It be
came known yesterday that a prize
of fifty thousand fraudulently
stamped cigars was made lust Fri
day at tho auction room of Davis,
Haber & Co., in this city. Tho
cigars were branded as coming from
the factory of Goldnrenza & Euteuz,
St. Augustine, Fla., but when the
revenue ofllclals wired that firm the
reply was returned that the cigars
had not bten msdo by them, aud
that twenty million fraudulent
cigars bearing the firm's brand had
been disposed of by unknown parties
In and around San Francisco. In
vestigation showed that the cigars
seized on Friday had been consigned
to Davis, Haber & Co. by a New
York llrm, and that many or ihem
had been made by Chintse mauu
facturers in this city and been sent
east, whence they were reshipped
TO HELP OUT MCKINLEy.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 20.
Secretary Foster will leave Wash
ington this evening for Ohio to re
main until after election. Ho Is
booked for 10 speeches in behalf of
tho Ropub'lcan cause. His first one
at Findlay Thursday night being
tho main one of the series.
RAIIM SAVS IT IS NOT SO.
Washington, Oct. 20. The Post
says positively that the resignation
of Pension Commissioner R.tuni In
the hands of Secretary Noble, to
tako ellect on Nov. 80th. Ratlin,
who hm Just returned from Chicago,
denies the story and ulso stated that
ex-Governor Sfelo of Oklahoma, U
not on ills way litre to sui'cood him.
METJIODIST COUNCIL.
Washington, Oct. 20. Al the
ecumenical Mt-lhodUt council jester
day Judge A. L. Sibley, of Maiiettn,
Ohio, spoke on murrlage and divorct
laws. His proposition wus that tut
rlcht In divorce Is conipleinciital to
uud di nimnled l Hit- tight to mar
riage not only in cam-h of adultery
but also of dtsvrtlon. Marriage w us
a means, not an end, and siwtlal
e. so. excepted, (.hid artd nature hud
made this relation the universal rldit
oi -niiiitire men nun women, tuts
included the right of each party to
tho union to its essential benefits
Desertion deprived tho Innocent
jmrty of these units made the
urnuud of divorce. The grist of nil
Is in the principle deduclblu alike
from rtaMins and scripture that the
ilnlil to marriage In its essential
benefits and as tho only condition
for righteous propagation, becomes
paramount to tho rule of Us perman
ence. In eases or wrong to an In
nocent partner, whereby the funda
mental obligations or the relation
are abnegated. Finally, It leaves to
Innocent imrtlcs an cseapo from tho
pr.ipttgatin i with tho foulness of an
unknown adultery, aud from bolng
foieed by tho weakness ot desertlou
Into a life if cellhmoy.
'1 ItomuH Fiiudle, head master or
the Iltblo f'hrlhtltui college, Devon,
England, spoke on tho attitude of
titt church of toward amusements,
lie said there is nothing in the
New Testament opposed to mode
rate and rational use of umuse-menu.
MARKETS.
San Francisco. Oct. 20. Wheal;
buyer, 1691, $1.72; season 51.81.
Portland, Oct. 20. Win at val
ley $1.50, Walla Walla 1.40$1.421.
Chicago, October 20. At close
wheat was weak, cash 1)3, Dec. 91
May $1,011.
WEATHEK REPORT.
San Francisco, Oct. 1.0. Fore-
east fur Oregon and Washingten:
Cloudy and foggy.
HIM'Kh AUIUVAI.S.
"WILLAMHTTB"
.1 G Mack, F Allou, J Withly-
citmbf, () F PaMuii, T P Starr, Geo
11 Williuma, It 1) Leonard, W R
Chute, P S llunseu, F C Bliss, W P
Miiiih, 11A llabeishtui', Portland.
A C Walker, JB McCIure, CW
yrtv, BiNttoit.
F 1) Wagner, Ashlaud.
I-" Fituh, Medfon'.
U M Ruili.nl, Rom bur .
J II Umli, A F Wall, Salem.
V A Glbb. A W Until, inter, San
Fiuudsoo.
A J Furbish, M J Wlnste.td, N w
Yirk,
15 K Koll, Ulon, Minn.
A Sniltli, St. Lou's.
"OOOK."
A Falconer, Tncouui.
J Mol'olitnd and wire, Newhttri',
Orognn.
W II lTooper, Portland.
G M Buy io, Roolnster.
FA Wulker, Marion.
E HtKley, isrni Franalaot.
P H UarUir, J 1. IUwo.
i
Help but ltiiit't Cuerre.
Ti holp immi in pi wlbrt to ttimvr oil
tliwtmmmewtil ll.ir , (,f IWIIH n,H
IfKiUnbtlM UMllHU l taKivitlan Ttl
luvtlHMt K umoriuiutloly, too ufth til
vonieJ lru hiuI hvl (Krvrta u ,or.
turn, ttnuttu. itle imrvilue u uu
iloubtmll) ttiiit rn.iutet AirSt uf ea
erolouoi ilo.iMit The bm4n-o (tMrj,!
literally wrrtmliM lulu actlou. tf nwnr
llllt IXHtXIMIllWUlril I'V lllllrh irrtnin tutti.
Bishop Foss, or Philadelphia, said 5 lS
the urgent need of children was ptibiawitbubvtuvni rvuurityanaue
play, and as for athletic, tho Jollier , Vu 'io 'irittSr0:
It the training made nothing hut Wxativeiiiexuiiic,iii'itpn4arth
splendid brute,, church college aiTOffpTffSiiSh'tKSSS.
should put them out. Tho Sunday "felfftSiM " JW fc
pajK-r, .o said, wan ludlctablo before ury,rutuiuiieiuuctjjepiiouuiuu.
feaml that the gte were tt
widely 0ned. He said: "We have
gyt in the dance and theatre, aud
by sn i by we will get in thee 'cis."
During the session, Dr. Chapmns,
nf Kwgfand from the committee
Hiargeil with its preiwratlon, mid
thearWrvssof the ectimenloal oon
fereace t Mthodists throughout
the wrW. It snds greeting to the
hwHliren in very land to which tit
snnon faith ha spread, and gkiri
(. Gr-d for Its prosfierity. He ha
ven Methodist churches, under
whio they have grown, until they
nttmhtT SS.f'OO.O'X) adherents. We
rvjokv to recognize the substantial
unity which pxists among the vr-
imis Methodist ImkIIos. The firm
basis I a common cnitl. Tlie time
has coiup to c!c co operation of the
MethiMlist church, both at houu
und abroad, which shall preven
unhallowed rivalry. We need ti
Ctunbine our energies, for the worl
we have to do is vast and urgen'.
Let ns trace the moral evil of met.
to Its true sources, to their surround
Ings, their physical natures, theh
Ignorance, their passions, nnd their
will, and set ourselves to deal com
prehensively with them To do this
it will be necessary for the members
of our churches to make full u-e o
their political rights for to allow tl e
great powers of law and govern
meut and their still greater iniluen
ce to fall into the bauds of ungodlv
men would be incredible folly an
sin. God forbid that any of i.nr
churches should become the ii.stru-
ment of political parties.
We distinctly approve of associa
tions in which, unfettered by un.
vow, pndly womou may bo organized
for ministering to human needs aim
sorrow, but we hope that with theh
euliglitencd opportunities women
may not be tempted to undervalue
the sphere in which they are not only
supremo but al.iue. The sphere of the
mother is in the home. The child
ren of tho church have occupied the
attention of conference. Thetiddres-
rejoices, in tlie wonderful progress of
such societies as Epworth. We feel
say s (headdress, that our Sunday
schools have not as yet realized their
past possibilities, but the home is
the great nursery of religious faith
aud lite.
F iR TI-Itl'EDO It JATS.
Washington, D. C, Ojt.20.
Tlie secretary of the navy todaj
Higtied a contract with the Inwn
Trju Work, of Dubuipic, Iowa, for
the coustrucliaii of torpedo boat'No.
2, similar to tho dishing, for tlu
sum of $UJ.500. It Is to be f
twelve tons displacement, aud inns
be completed within one yuar.
rioLi) coming hvck.
London, Oct. 20. Bullion to the
amount of 150,0)0 pounds, was
withdrawn tod'ty for shipment t.
Now Yoik. Up to date there has
been received horn Europe aluios
fl8.100.000 In gold.
tor hmi hcadlom;
Cab, sir t Cab. sir This way I"
-Any part of tho city, sir; nice cabl"
"Take yon to n good hotel, sir, for a
qnttrterr
One had his grip, the other tho urn
hrrlla and a thinl hnd hhu pinlonetl by
the ample folds of his duster. Just
thcti a well dressed man who had been
'vatehmR the occurrence approached,
and waving the cabmen aside said.
'Where do von want to co, sirf"
He recovered his grip, umbrella and
breath first, glanced up at the man
pinned a sardonic, rural, spasmodic
yrin. nnd as he gripped his belongings
and backed off remarks! strcu-sticnlly
That's none of your darned busi
ness. You'd like ter know whar I come
from. too. wouldn't e An ef mj,
tolks is all well, an how the crops aret
2IeblH you know somebody down in
o-ir town an use to play on my farm
v hen yer wits a lxy Speak out, Un't
riuhtf An't my name Smith an don't
) reiueiubei Hiram Johnson au his lxy
Dick that nin off to Californy? An
.lon't I recognize yout Yes. I guess 1
tlo. an ef you don't git right out'n hyar
tarnal quick I'll call the perlice, 1 will
1 know yer didos. I an't been in In
dianapoli.s live times fer nothin on
don't take the papers Jest fer the crop
reports. You git now quick.'"
"Hut I assure you. sir, you are mis
taken I don't know you uud don't
want to. 1 only thought"
Thought I'd like to cash a check, or
piny u lottery, or buy green goods, eh?
Whar's yer pardnerif An't it pretty
near time fer him ter show up?"
'I tell you. sir. you are mistaken. 1
am In the employ of this railway, and
ust thought I might save you some
trouble with those cabmen. Now go
on. and If you do get buncoed, why
don't say it wasn't your own fault,''
aud the irate young man retired up
tnirs to the company's offices.
The agriculturist winked tho other
eyo in admiration of his own shrewd
uess, and calling a cabman, said
'Young man. you toko me to the
Luilding; that's whar tho Universal In
vestment company Is, ain't it? They
advertise to pay $100 in six months on
31 n week put in, an begosh, I'm goin
or buy somo shares. Ther better'n
t-ounty bonds." Chicago Times,
HIh Tee a Clothespin.
Dominie Johnson, whom old Rrook
lyuites will recollect, was "taken in''
once. A wouldbo Benedict wrote to
hhu to engairi his services in tying tlie
matrimonial knot, and hinted that he
was savun; a roll ol five dollnr gold
pieces with which to fee the doctor.
"An evening or two later," said the
clergyman, in telling the story, "he
honored tue with a call, tie was ac
coiupamed by one of the prettiest little
women 1 ever saw. I performed the
ceremony, and ho insisted upon my
kissing the bride. Ho mado an officious
display of a long thin roil well wrapped
in tinfoil, and as I bowed him out he
slid it slyly into my side pocket Wjaen
I returned to my library I examined the
roll and found"
"What?"
"A clothespin surrounded with ten
penny nails I A month or two after
ward he wrote to mo from St. Louis
saying that ho had charged mo tlie
wedding feo 1 was to have received for
kissing his bride."
"There is a halter awaiting that
knave," concluded tho clergyman
warmly, "and I never read of a hang
ing, that 1 do not wonder If ho Isn't the
victim traveling to glory under an
alias." -New York World.
A Nuvy OQlcor' Club.
Fow people In Brooklyn nro aware
that there is an excellent club in opera
tion at the navy yard. It Is called the
Officers' club, and only officers of the
army and navy are eligible for member
ship. The clubhouse is situated near
the York street gate, Isnn unpretentious
brick building, painted yellow, like all
the rest of the houses at tho navy yard,
and uot much for looks on tho outside.
Tlie interior, however, Is exceedingly
comfortable and homelike. There Is a
restaurant attached to tho clnb, and an
excellent dinner Is served there to the
officers at fifty conta a head. Tho other
luttals tiro a la carte.
A number of naval men have bache
lor apartments hi tho building, and a
lolly time thoy have of it there. .The
late Lieutenant Paul, who was William
Waldorf Aster's brother-in-law, lived at
the club while ho was stationed at tho
navy yard, und made himself very pop
ular there. Brooklyu Eagle,
Mail Who Have Travelad.
in tho matter ot tnero distance cov
ered tho records of tho world's famous
travelers do not tnako much of a show
beside those- of somo railroad men. An
old railroad man named Layton, now a
sleeping car superintendent at Indian
upolis, has kept a record of his Jour
noyiugs since 1SC3, and tho total la 2,
a3S,210 miles. Conductors. Boone,
lato of tho Rending, has covered 2,St?,
000 miles, and another Reading con
ductor has ridden something over 1,597,
700 miles. Even theso figures would
probably bo farsurpassed by the record
of somo of the old captains of the ocean
steamships. Now York Sun.
The Worlit Unrlchad,
The faciHtifts of the present day foi
the production of everything that will
conduce to the material welfare and
cotntottof mankind ore almost nultm.
Itotl, and when yrop ofPigs was firet
produced tlte world was enriched with
the ottty p..-.oct laxative known, a it
is the only remedy which is truly
pleasing d refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse
thesysu-r. -.ntly in the Spring-time
or, in fuL-t. a any time, and the better
It is known the more pooular it be
comes. ,
CURE
Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles Incl
dent to a bilious state of the system, such at
Dizziness, Nausea. Dron-siness, Distress artei
eaUnp , Pain In the Side, &c While their most
rcmarkablo success has been shown In curing
SSOK
Headache, ret CUtrrEn's Littlb Litkr Pilli
are equally valuable In Constipation, curing
and preventing this annoying complaint, whllf
they also correct all disorders of the stomach
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels
ijven If they only cured
HEAD
Ache they would be almost priceless to those
who sutler from this distressing complaint
hut fnrtiin-itelr their rood nets does not end
here, and thewo who once try them will Una
thesn little nills valuable In so many ways that
they wttl not be willing to do without them
But after all sick head
AOH
Is the bane of so many Uvea that here Is where
we make our great boast. Our pills cure it
while others do not.
Carter's Lrm.K Liver Pills are very smal!
and very easy to take One or two pills mnkt
a dose. They are strictly vegetable nnd d
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle nctior
S lease all who use them In vials at 25 cents
ve for SI Sold everyw here, or sent by mail
CAS7ZS UXIlSmS CO., 1; Tcrt.
Ml. Small Bos?, "Small Fries-
MARKETS HY TELEGRAPH.
FOtlTLAND.
Wheat Valley, Sl.V) per cental.
Flour standard, $t.i0.
Walla Walla J4 ISO;
Oats New Whitel 10 to J3c per bushel.
.MIllslulIs Bran f2I2t; srmts,S2i to a
ground b.irley, $.Kl to 32; ennp feed, 82
to 62.1, middlings ?2j, per ton.
llitj JI2rpH per ton.
Butter Oregon fancy dairy. !Wc; fancy
cicnmcry S0I2J good to fair, 23
California choice to'J-Jc.
fag's Oiegnn 2 c per doz.
Poultry Old chickens, $-3.
Potatoes JO at a'c per cental.
Ct!L'e-.e-On'jjon, 12 to 12;e; California
12c.
Suguis Ooi.len C, .; i-stra V,i; drj
iiiuulated, ya cub.', crushed uud low
ieroo, lijc per pouud.
Hems Small white, ifXc';" Pink :
mj os, ; butter, 4c; llniav, 5o.
Dried FruitsQueted: Itnli.m prunes
te; I'etlto and German, 7o per pound,
raiilus, fi 2.5 per box; pluininer drier
ieur, a to Uc; sua dried ami fctorj
)lums 11 to 12c; evnpo rated peaches I
o lie; sjnjriia tigs, 20c; California tigs,"
.er pound, '
Hides Dry hides, K to Uc; 6 less ftr
ullb; green over 55 pounds, 7c; under fi
pound, 2';; rtli"op pelts, S0r(5SI.'i.
SMOKED MEATS AND LAUD.
iiisti-i n haias, 12 to Hc; brcakl.i.-t bn
oi, 12 to 13oj sides i) to Ittc; lard, W
olv.X per pound.
S.N FriNOI!C.
IrtAN FliASCIHCO, Oct. 14 Wheal; bujci
n.-
B.irley Feed Sl.Oo 51 08 per centn
Oats-Gruyfl 35 to 1 37J4 per cental, old.
Corn-1 jirgo J ellow, J1.25 to SI 27 ; whlu
1.25 to il '30 per cental.
Hops 11 to 15c per pound
I'otaloes Garnet Clillei, 40 to JJc; Earlj
Rose, 30to3Cc; Uur'-uuks, 35 to 40c; sweet,
75 to SI, 60 per cental.
Onions 55 to 65c per cental.
Butter-Choice, 25 to 27Ke; pickle roll, 2
to 2oc; creamery, 21 to ICcper pound.
Egss choice ranch, 87 to 40c; cold stor
age, 19 to 23c per dozen.
M1SCE.LANEOUS MARKETS.
CmtAGO, Oct. It. Wheat, cash Wi
l'eafness Can't be Cured
jy local applications, as tbey can
not run h tho (liEen&ed portion of the
ar. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitution
tl remi'dies. Deafness is caused by
an Inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustnnliiun Tube.
Win n this tube gets inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hear nij, and when it is entirely
clost'd, deafness in the result, ant!
unless the influnmtion can be taken
nut and this tube restored to its nor
iiii I foudition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; uiue cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will give Ope Hundred Dol
lars for any case of deafness (caused
by catarrh) that we cannot cure 0
aklng Hill's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co,, Toledo.O.
Sold by druggists. 75 cents.
VtWlHWt J" VlBV'A.X'IKA
(NA. lit
RW -f ,VS . V tte"STv5.
wzvtftars
m
SW -f
m
pisri3 BKTJOV
Both tho inothod and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is plensnut
and refreehing to tliotasto, nnd acts
Smtlyyet promptly on the Kidneys,
ivcr and Bowels, clcansea tho eya
tern effectually, dispels colds, jcad
iohes and fovera and cures lmbitni!
ooiwtipattoniwrmanently. For sale
u fi('o and 61 bottles by nl'
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP nn
LOVMtlU, Kt,
BAH fRAttCKCO. CAL
ftctir ro. us.
Executor's Notice.
TOTICh U hvtoby etvea to all whom It
Uvbwudutv appolntMt hr the aSnT
Sr?1,KS"SauJL,I.9,SW. "ecu-
WAH1. And all rwruu. !...,.. J?!A!r-
KlntliletiiBre hrreby nminUi ,!
prw-nt ibm duu vwiaedTto th? uadeV!
"". meir Home nrarTu'nn in m
JmJ?M !?.' are riuetwl to make tram
a v7i1 .V.-f7.
Hirnitiiro
JULm !S.
and hkM
"zsasBzsm
IUEEN &
-Have neither .
C3J
)UM
hs,
Pooled nor Trusted, Consolidated J
Busted, I
But continue to have the largest stock in Salem n i
iuiuDmviwauBu in uie city; nan prico j t "
Special attention given to embalming ,l, C0
and clean work. Sntwfnnt.in., m,,,l. ,"' nctli
ny consulting us. kj am
2 98 & 300 Com'lStl
BVI.I2.1I SIAItlCiri' UKl'OKT.
A 8yuoia b nf thuMurkets lluyliip und
ISclllnj; l'rices.
I.tTAtl. PltlCES.
IIKVISED QUOTATIONS.
Shoulders.SiiKOi cuinl,pcrlb,li4
lirciikluHt b'lcou lj
Hnms Miipir curid, per ll, li j
Ueef 6l'
I'urlt ( In
Million WJkc.
Vwil 1012U.
Timothy sevd Per uih1, tc; K;lllug
Hed clover scud Pur pnuiid, i4c.
White clo or bced1'ur pound, 20c. "
Alslke 18o per Kiind.
Hed top-JOc per lKiund.
Lincoln Un.s liju per pornd,
Ilye Orass 10c per pound.
Orchard (jros-.17c ier pound.
New potntois Uc per uuhhH.
Uduintd trult.-1'enchcR, . W-, apneo",
U 00; bluckburries, So; corn, best grade
YtVO; tommies $1 0; Mimg beans 31 SO,
ri en poiw SI S?: per am. In two lb i-ani.
FieeU Vcgctiibltfb I'otntoei -l(lc;carrotJ
jOc; n.ir&nlps 76c; onions 4c ) er lb.
Kish..ilmou 710c per lb; Stur"eoB Vs.
7c per lb-muull llsli Hie per lb; gait Kalmon,
7.&10C per lb; Chinook halinon, JO.
iirryiNn'.PKiciai,
Wheat TOJii' net.
Flour 1'er ban el. S.'i.O0, best 190 lbs.
Oats Per bushel. S0(& Slic.
Barley Per bushel, IO(ff45c.
Uran Per ton. S-Jl HO at mill, sacked.
bhorts Per ton, iST. 00 " .sacked.
Clmp 1'er ton. i2U.OO ' saekid.
ool 17uloi20.
Eggs aOc per dozen.
I'otatoes t'er bushel, 20c
tim jncrui .c per pound.
Cheese 12Hc per pound.
Dried plurs Per lb. t7c.
Dried prunes let lb. l()12c.
Uut'cr avayoc per pound for eood
Lard 10l2c per lb
Hams er liound,ll)12c.
Bacon sides 0O10 per lti.
ioiiMprR ce per lb.
Chickens "c per pound.
;fip
au
Want Column
Notice- inserted fp nvr.
a oun eapi WA oat y,
tlsciiiuuiinscited lu thu .,.; h,Ui
POUND.-Share 414 u0 u
.... ''.y ion illnlni iS 8t
NAr. olllce
ciim4
r InrllRiit hmiKu
lor Mile, tllii.
I) 8ALE.-Tart, , '
ICPCnmir tlnUU' "
ir Kale, t!0. Kuqi.lre at riti .-Dnutc
mice, JQltli-IJarknurat blocV 'S
HK,M(KUHOIDH(lMt8)r;
Uloeis and Flbsures 1'rol.tw?1
tctiiin. elo i'ositlvclv m.V ".","tl
detention from builne i. 'l4tR.nffSg.ft.
ioi ves at tht ir .. u homes auj ' J?
intped. An end to the Z 55L1?
i.uiiiuii di cutiit'K and lie
1re-s Westtfrn ottiie. iv,!,?
i ?uWnl At
, Co., IrfKk box J'J-nlcm.Oiigon. Sfc
Ourngentsmniei,,!
ant countv
T T NTI jD Our oMnlimii.i ..'"
a month tellintf our goori,,;1!?
merits. We want count.' nnVii
nai
cpai
Tuiaeys 10 toe lb,
ueese (uo per in.
Ducks, liiKper lb
K
r&cym
Head-
Aches i
BIck-hcadaches are tho outward iuilit ation
of derangements Of tho stomach and bowels.
As'Joy's VcgetaMo Sarsapnrilla is tlio only
bowel rcjulatlug preparation of Parse parilla,
it is sec:i why it is u.u only appropriate
3arsap.irilla iu sick-headaches. It Isnotonly
lppropriale; It is nu absolute cure. Altera
conroa of it au occasional doso at interval?
will forever after prevent return.
Juo. M. Cos, of 735 Turk Street, Snu Fran
Cisco, writes: "I liao boon troubled with
ittaekt of stck-headacho for tbo last thrco
rca T. from cao to thrco times a week. Somo
lire .i I toujiit two bottles of Joj's Vego
aL'o Tu. n,v.r!ll.t and li.no only had ono
tt.n .i 1 " i: s 1 fiat was on tbo second day
..'ter I bj an using M."
?,"
ii ltm n i linn iiti iirntn i. . ..
.iir ,7:.. '.v. "?. "". a"sitih
and cspirccnJ n a lliirl duju'w,?
agencriiliigent lcs than f'Z
send large Illustrated uuul.us hhjII3
with n speclnl oirer lo suit lerrSiH
plied ior, on recehitof 3 rue iem to5i
Apply at once and yu in m theTJ
Address Renner Miiiiufurtiirlneiwl
burg. Fa. I7d2fi
mHE ALKA-HIM'J lfl .V
x. .Aicpis eeri am dai ettnlir
ooiofB, in tLoLul oer lb MuUA
rnncp building-. M-vt'ngareo ejlaTl
W. A . Cubicle, Vice l'.-eIUi:nt. 10 J
Strawberries
and Grape
Twenty varletlcsor each forsa'.e Mat
of culture and UescrlpUe catalogs
plants of either of thene, beKt or all u
fi uits, suitable for th- climate, cnt on
plication to K. HUrElt.fcalcm, Oregon.
SIXG KOI & CO.,
Successor to
Low Si Jcc.
Merchant tailor. All kind of cloth
made to order. Repairing and eta
in atly done, One sack pult JJI, tarmt
f32. One frock suit J, foi nnrly m (
overcoat 620, lormerly S:!0. Ono vestf
formerly?!. One tairofpantt7,rorm(
i'0. 'Jos Coininen 111 at., Saltni,ur.SU
V
eTGtaDie
"
'-' Oar sap
iiSca
For sale ly Dati'l J. Fry,2ij Com.
treet.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Taints, Oils
tiid Window Glass, Wall Pa
iit antl Kordttr, Artists' 31a
erials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Uny. Feed and Fence
t'osts. Grass Seeds, Etc,
Pn ii fifv l-lnoi
UlUllttJ Ult UUiJU!
J as. Baichclor, Prop'r,
WaniiiWatAliilyuisi'likl
ol!e but white labor em li jut Is 11
establishment. S
A good Ktibstautlal meal o kedirb
ci.tss st ie
Twentj -Mve cents per meal
RSD rr-ROsT
tourt street, between Journal Vtba,
iuinios i.tery.
bh Is H I "W hfi
NEW AUVEBTISEMEN-T3.
Rustic! Rustic! Rustic!
Rustic Rocklnecbnlrs,S:!ttcrs. gents of.
flco or rending chairs, lamp standi, center
hi.K-V i . Bl"uus ,aoy rocKing and
hlch chairs, etc., for sale
Or Exchange for Second
Hand itooris. .
Call avid inspect Rustic work at old Court
House, 113. All kinds of furnHure repiired,
H. T. MARTIN, IVoj.r.
ONEOFTnK IxARGiai'ESrABLR1
ments In the State. lon-er rates lis
rortlatid. Jjtruest stock Uti BljnkK
tho State, aid blgrcst discount. Biudl
price list of Job printing, and catalog :e
les ' blanks. E.M.'WAm,
Steam Printer Balem Oreton.
Q'o Strawberry Groivci'S.
The tinderslHUed has contnictedforlir,
luantityofthe Jessie, (swecpst-ike pru
winner at Salem strawberry laiflund v
omi-he de Gaud, (best yielder md ko
proritable late berry In balem ttjrW
from H. V Savage, Salem, and J. M.w
berl, Aumsvllle. Warrautcd tore"
and plants lirst-class. Catalojut mf.j?'
September Its. Also ten oiber arttn
Address 1':-UOFiL
dw Kaleiu.OfW
8175t
-A.N ELWaHETU NEAL.
JE&JE Xt.yEAL,
Coming !
Thursday Evening, Oct. 22d.
M- . Frai cl H..lgsan Huruett's
"Little Lord PaoDfleroy,"
Tho Great U roadway Theater,
-N- i. SucmsD. I n trod tio-
):thel;retet ufall
Little Lord?.
LITTLE (JEOKGE COOPER,
T, Henry Frenuh's rompnny.
(Direm riwni Xw Y.irt.-.M
Kwervml teata imw rtdy jt Tat-
Choice Bargains in Ileal Btafj
40 Acres, large, new house and t.
n Acres, very nne;
10k Acres, house and barn;
II l.K nhnlM f,llll
OlniM.Unlnm T 1 C tnAfll ft tO IOCO
For special bargains call on or adliJ
and Real Estate Dealer, 'JW Com I Ml
lem. 3 doors north of It. SI.:Wadtji
REFERENCE: Any bank or 5J
house in the citv. ""
Health is Wea
II
tPu
SiTRrT' rKL
Bit. J5. C, WKST8 Nerve
Treatment, a guaranteed fpee rc -
tena, Dlir'ness, Convulsions, i ' i'cujtii
Nf urnlgla, Headache, """! ut
caused by the ute of t22?.S. gain
Wakelul nesa, Mental SSlSnW
lngofthobrafnresulUngln lusw'g p
leading to misery, roy anf eJf p)
mature oldai-e, barrenness, ic"'
cauw.1 by overteseitionof ibebrjlj. 'fl
box oontalusone 5oni?,t,!?ni br
a box or six boje for Mi nl "'
prepaid on receipt 1 1 price.
WE G rjARANTEE SIX B0X&
Toeureny case. Vlth ' 1
reived T u for Ix boxe. lSkt
with .0U.M-e wilt ynd the rgj'gg,,
wrlKcn guarantee to refund " "Tja
IB' trentment doea not etttet 11 rorr.
i t"-t . "v" m"itJ.'X-- u, inro.
zisi.Noiraeeni. m."-
Final Account.
To whom U may """fi'!:.
Notk'
tou'S,
Williams &, Jludson,
HAND-JIAE FBRSCH CANUtES
:".it
hereby glen that the onrterwtjW
Mrotoroftbe estate orti"Ml
J85h..... ,Andfm.,rIlktnd.l.- i
vreuiiiiw Miantatc . :r . . -""" Aame' tiii i::
de-uel. bMs filed nt flnsl '"TThetfl!
WesWte lalbe county nwrtoi'j JM
f Orwon tnr Marion 'n,hi7 isB.
Monday, tbt dv . f N"""22rt rf
Mn'eiorlta 1.1 at the ,LSB4iH
tort hv -i 1 -H..I in i J2oaC '
jtidfa-tlie -enttbe o-t pslvEKV,
X
AdutialMrmtor oT the ett of
nn,6-usWc.5,r.aDdtobaw. ,ou "S:w76wi,Ort.I.
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