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go thiit tub yacht v.na bought for
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1rith Field's expensive mmincra say
the money ho nt In tins way
Would be far below tho figure which
npreseala the juins which have
disappeared. A dozen houses and
& eo?e of yachts could bavo been
maintained with the funds which ' Rzzard A
rf -.- - A.A . nnlftl1Al A . '
went to mm anu tuou uuw.
new development was related by tho
representative of a large German
banking house. According to this.
neW, In his desperation forged tho
name or a ship and the captain,
and also a certificate of inspection
to a cargo of grain, ami, presenting
the bill of hiding to the banking
bouse, secured the advances on a
cargo of groin which bad no exls
tenc, and which was loaded iu n
ship whose name does not appear In
any of the Lloyds on file In tin
Murine association at this port. Tin
(unking house discovered how tbej
bad been swindled and called F.olo
to account. He Is said to have usei.
some of the securities ho took from
his father In settling with tin
bankers, and they are now fu.l.x
protected against loss.
KAILKOAD THOC11MS.
Chiciacio, Dec. 4. Although tin
boycott against the Chlcjgo and
Alton road is not formally declared
off, it apparently cannot bo cotitlu
ued consistently without also it b
directed against the Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy. The latter roan
has notified tho board or ruling
that it will immediately resume thi
paynieutof passengers' commisaiour
in Eastern territory. It is asserted
that all Western lines are following
the example or tho Burlington
Every Eastern road, with the ox
ceptlon of the Pennsylvania lines,
notified Its "Western connection
that on account of the aecumula
tlon of freight It cannot longer re-
celvo grain rccouslgned at Chicago
for Eistern points. Too situation
now has become s.-rioun. Tho yards
tf Eastern lines aro crowded with
loaded cars marked for transfer
"Western roads refused to allow any
more of their equipment to go East.
Chicago and Eastern connections
aro unable to provide cars enough
to inako the necessary transfer. It
is predictod that before the close ol
tho month there will bo a tremond
ous blockade, extending from tin
Missouri rivor to tho seaboard
Advices from tho western wheal
bolt indicate that tho farmers In
many localities havo Insufficient
storage room fjr grain, and aro un
able to procure cars at any prlco foi
shipment of tho surplus.
CIIAJIQR OF LUIKIi.
Tacoma, Dec. 4, Win. A. Berry,
proprietor of tho Evening Call, was
arrested on a warrant yesterday
afternoon Bworu out by Judg b're
mont Campbell, of tho Buperloi
Who Wanted Money.
HE IS BLOWN TO PIECES.
Railroad Accident,
Wanamaker's Report, Natural
Gas, Absconded, Waiting for
Portland, Two Bodies Found,
A Fatal Explosion. Killed by
Falling Walls, Foreign and State
News Etc.
TJ-Arter"rartNtlge7
Berry's late partner, which appeared
in an evening paper last uluht, In
which Parlrldgo alleges that Borry
had told him thnt Judgo Campbell
had received $40 from him, nud that
as tho Call's caso would coino oil
before Campbell It was good polloy
to lot him havo it, oven If It wan
novor refunled. Borry was taken
before Justice Sharp, and bound
over In tho sum of fGOO. Ball was
furnished.
train win:cieur.
SOMEitviMiK, N. J., Dec. 4.-Tlm
train leaving Now ybrk at 4 o'clock
qu tho Jersey Central road was
wrecked at Ponington atGMO yes
terday afternoou, and four persons
woro killed and u number Injured.
Tho accident was caused by the fast
tralu crossing Into the rear of a gravel
train that was standing on tho mulii
track. All of tho cars on tho pas
Bengor train, with tho oxcoptlon ol
tho Pullman car, was demolished
J1LOW Ol' 'MIR BTIICKT.
Gr.A80ow, Dec. 4. There was nil
explosion of gas iu tho now under
ground inlhvny boueath Anderson
Cross In this city yesterday. The
foreo of the explosion wiie ho great
that tho street was blown up, com
palling a suspension of trnlllc. Six
parsous were Injured,
WANTED A MtLMON.
New Yoiiff, Dec. 4. At 12:15
o.clock thU afternoon a small shab
bily dressed man apparently about
Ihlrty-flvo years old carrying u
brown leather hand valise called at
RuswU Sago's oflkeon tho second
fl jor of No. 70 Broadway and asked
to see dage. W. R. Laidiaw, Saga's
clerk told him 8a.je was busy nud
Could not bo sean. The man per
listed and contluued talking iu a
ioud tom. fc'ago, who was In an
Inner office cumsotit to see whit Win
tho matter. Ho asked the man
what was w.intid. The man de
manded a million dollars from Sagi
nnd upon being refused he opened
tho bag and produced a dyuamlu
bomb and threw it tit the venerable
financier's head. A terrific explo
slon followed. The man who threw
the bomb was blown to pieces, one ol
Sage's clorki was Instintly killed
and several dangorou-dy wounded
Sage's Injuries were only slight.
Sage asked the mm what wn
wanted. The man said: 4,I demand
a prlvato Interview with you.''
Sago replied It would be Imposslbh
for him to seo the man then, but
ho might possibly do so lator in the
lay, the man continued to demand
an interview then and there. S ige
ordered him to leave tho olllce, on
this the mau dropped a leather bag,
and nn exploslou which shook the
entire block, instantly followed
Sago was thrown across the room
and stuuuod. Laldlaw was nlso
thrown across tho olllce, and had
ono leg badly lacerated, tho stranger
was thrown against a partition wall
and was by far tho most seriously
Injured of tho three. There were
three others, whose names could not
bo a s o o r t. n lned at the
moment, wero nlso injured.
It Is known that ono of tho clerks
in Sagoi'i office was blown oui
through tho window. Nearly all
tho w'udows on tho east and north
sldo of tho building and the interior
of tho build ng was badly wrecked.
Tls said two at least of the occu
pants of the building was torn U
pieces by the force of the explosion.
Sago, lu conversation after tho ex
TrtTxtrraTToy'tljobinTillFgT ""
A UMZZAIU).
ST.PAUL.Decl. Ablb.zard is rag
made the passage of a bill providing the wimo condition of nfTalrs.
for free delivery In towns with popu
lation between GO0O and 10,000.
The postmaster general recom
mends that tho abolition of box
rents at free delivery offices In sniull
places. On the one-cent postage
question he says: There is great
need of wider transportation of
packages by mail; but I don't urge
It until greater and more needed
Improvements In the service aro
made. One-cent postage too Is not
hnmediaielv lobe undertaken, but I
It Is'
" GolTSllneiTn Ihe Metropolis".
as necessary In Southern Oregon as , What gold mines tnero nro Kimi-rot
east of the Cascades for Porlland to all over this big place for tho men who
nave eyes to see mem mm wiu w
them.
This thought, which Is not original
with mo by any means, was brought to
my mind as I was getting on execrable
shine on one of tho ferryboats recently.
An Italian youngster, who ought to be
118
It can oe tnuae possiuie oy mo nrHHuon. rt fl
of January, 1894, If desirable. Be-L numr
fore the bervlce Is further perfected ueaij, iJO
It will come easier if we let the
reduction of foreign rates wait
awhile.
Mr. Wunamaker recommends this
year tho adoption of the telephone
as well as the telegraph to the postal
telegraph system. He believes lu a
full parcels post, but does not rec
ommend It at present. He urges the
abolltition of the personal surety
ship of postmasters, as they are too
frequently under obligations which
damage tho service. He propohes
to extend the money order system
everywhere. It appears that nearly
8000 miles of additional railway
postoilice service buve been estab
lished, 1300 miles on the Pacific
coast. He describes the pneumatic
tube system of Berlin and Loudon,
and strongly recommends their
adoption iu this country. Ho in
sisted that thoy would pay.
The postmaster-general further
says tho fourth-class postmuster is
deserving of better compensation
and belter consideration than be re
ceives, and the depuetment is striv
ing to aid him. Tho postmoster-gi-iierul
would give liira a chance for
Increased compensation by extend
ing to him the tuanugemeut of rural
free delivery and more gradual ex-
take tbo lead.
TWO B0DIK3 FOUND.
Taoosia, Dec. 4. Tho remains of
two more victims of the recent
laudxlldo at Canton were found In
the debris lu Green river by work
men yeslerduy. They vtero David
McLeon uud A. Erieson. The
bodies recovered so fur ure ihwseof
A. Erickson, David McLean, An
drew Anderson, nud Charles John-
Ing throughout Minnesota, Dakota,
and Manitoba. All trains running
Into Winnipeg, aio delayed. Thresh
ing Is stopped in Dakota, and it is
feared tho railroad will bo blooked.
ltAiiuoAi) accident.
Wuiistkii, Maw?., Dec. 4. At six
this morning n collision occurred
between two freight trulus nnd the
Long Island Express on tho New
York nnd Now England railroad nt
Hast Thompson. Tho accident was
caused by an upon switch. All
three trains wero piled up together,
tbo englneor uud fireman of one
tralu was killed, one pnssonger In
tho Pullman car Is reported burned
to death aud many Injured. Tho
cars almost immediately took fire.
Engines nud doctors wero sum
moned from ndjneout points.
WANAMAlCWl'S KKl'ORT.
unalou of telegraph uud telephouo
services into tho country aud the
transfer of postal deposits.
NATURAL CJAfr.
PiTTsmma. P.i., Dec. 4, The
natural gas supply was suddenly
shut ofl Tuesday night throughout
tho city, owing to an accident, uud
several persons suflered from purtlul
usphyxlutlou. About 2 o'clock
Wednesday morning tbo uutomatic
trip regulator at tho distributing
stutiou not out of order, shut oil tho
flow of gas aud extinguished all tho
lights and fires In tho city. When
tho regular flow was resumed the
gas permeated muuy houses, tho In
mates of nil of which wero UBleop.
The safety valves ou tho meters un
doubtedly saved many lives. The
managers" notified the police of the
danger anu theputrolmbu roused up
half tho town. A call was also
mado on tho flro department, nud
all the men thut could be spared
were about the city, while tho de
purtment remained on the alert ex
pecting to bo called on at every
moment. Charles Kcrgun and Mrs.
ueliced that there arc
b dies still buried be-
debris. Yesterday a
large forco commenced work on
tbo bottom of tbo slide. Now a
wing dam will be built to turn tho
channel of the river, m that the en
tire slide may be recovered. It will
take fully three weeks to ciuplu(e
the wing dam.
A FATAl. VXI'JjOSIOX.
Ckksion, Iown, Dec. 4. Jasper
Muus, wife aud three children were
burned by an explosion of ga&olihe.
Two children are dead uud the man
uud wife cannot lecover.
KIU.hD HY FAIiMNO WALLS.
Ui'.Paul, Dec. 4. Tnis afternoon
a force of men ure engaged In clear
ing uwu the debris of the nurued
building formerly occupied by Far
well, Ozmuu & Co. and Griggs,
Cooper fc Co., when one of the walls
fell with a terrific crash killing five
meu Instantly aud injuring twenty
others, some of them seriously.
Five bodies so far havo been taken
from the ruins aud it is thought two
or three more ure still under the
walls.
hkntknci:d to jib iianokd.
U.vion, Or., Dec. 4 Judge Fee,
of the circuit court, Wednesday
night sentenced Evun Carver, who
was found guilty of murder In the
by btrlklng lights lu the presence ol
the accumulation of gus.
ICARTER'S
"ITTLE
IVER
PI
CURE
Pick IlMdnoiiii anil relloi e all the trouble Incl
drni to bljfoiM stttlo of Ilia um, euch ai
IKulnimiL hauHW. Ilrowkluva. DbtrrM aftci
ealluir. I'aln In ma 8UI, Act WMIo lltelr mo.l
remarkable suoecM luw toon ahown lu curiiij
SICrK
Hwulftci.rt, yet CURTBu'a Umx J.iran rim
ro ruUly Taliialila in ttantlllon. carina
and jHyirontimr Uils annoyjiis complaint, w tilU
lliey also correct all dlonlr of llin stomacli.
UinuUtc Uo llwr and rvjrulftlo tho bowtU.
Cven it titer pulr cured
Wabiiinoton, Dee. 4. Tho an
nual report of Postmaster General
Wanumukor la very longthy. It
shows, luspito of tho fact that over
$1,000,000 worth of lottery revenue
was lost during tho past year, that
tho postal deficit of tO.'OOO.OOO 1h
surely disappearing, piovlded the
Biunorato of revenue and expenses
bo maintained to July 1, 181W.
Jiciornug to tho lottery matter,
tho postmaster general buys tho dls
proportion of trials nnd convictions
to tho number of arrests aud Indict
mollis Is nccounlod for by tho usual
delays of law, and not to uny lack
of Judinout on tho pnit of In
spector?. Ho rofore to tho notion or
certain express companies In carry,
lug lottery mulls, and says ho shall
report this question to tho attorney
uncial with n view of obtaining a
lic:lon upon tho constitutional
question Involvod. Slnco tho prohi
bition of tho Louisiana lottery
mulls, foreign lottery cninpanlei
have bought lo niuko capital out of
the fiioi. Under tho supposition
that foreign malls hud to bo subject
lo tho liko Hirvclllanco with domes,
tie nnd geueru'Iy Increased their
untiling circulars, etc, the depart.
mrtii u
All-SCONDKI)
CiiAHLOTTU, N. C. Dee., 4. It
was learned here Tuesday thut J. M
UeuBon, treasurer ol Bladen county,
has ulwcouded with SU000 or the
count 'h money. Benson has for
sfvorul yeais hold tho position of
litiisurer of this county, uud fiir tin
past t.io years has been largely en
gnged lu the mercantile business at
Klijnbethporl. His Htore has been
the headquarters Tor the Allluuce of
Bladen county. Several days aco It
wuh learned that Benson was short
In his necounts, aud in consequence
or thu rumors that wero afloat tho
county commissioners hud called a
mooting for yesterdn ', ami Benson
was to uppeur before them for an in
vestigation. Tho commissioners
met according to agreement, but
found out soo u after thut llenson
hud disappeared during tho night.
it 13 thought by many that the
money the county will lose will be u
comparatively small sum compared
to the Hum that Benson owes the
fanners of Bladeu county. As ho
alwujs bus been highly respected
una tiunvo suspicion, the funnels
would put whatever money thoy
did not need In his bunds, he paying
them good Interest, but seldom nuv.
Ing tho principal, and in (his way
quite a largo sum must havo bcon
lu his bauds at tho time of his de
parture. There seems to bo Httlo
doubt that Benson has appropriated
at least $10,001) of other people's
money to the exclusive benefit of
himself. Mtioh excitement exists
over hU sudden disappearance, but'
those most Interested havo not tho
least Idea where ho has pitched his
tent. Telegrams havo boeu sent in
every direction for apprehension of
tbo fleeing treasurer, but nothing
uus been neurit of him.
WAIT I NO lOU lUHlTJiANl).
Pouti.anI), Dec. 4. Only fc00
has been raised throughout tho state
for (ho world's fair.
Tho two solicitors, Mijor G, V.
Ingulh and XV. U. II, Gtn.it, re
turned from their trips to Kuderu
polnor to school, was tho artist.
"boss" Is nn Italian who was lucky
enough to secure tho exclusive rights
to "shine" on the boats of this com
pany for the paltry sum of 3.000 or
1,000 a year. Ho has probably two
tcore boys" nt work for a few dollars n
week, nnd thoy turn In to him $1.00 to
03 a day each.
You can easily figure out for yourself
!; nrr.flt Thev enn scarcely be less
thnn 15.000 a year.
Yet for years no one thought the
privilege worth picking up.
Again. I had always been In tho habit
of "chipping In" when tho hat was
pased by tho men who furnish tho
ban-owing music (!) on tho excursion
boats around tho harbor. I thought,
"Poor fellows thoy need it." And if I
had no cbango I was always vory busy
looking off tho boat as tho man with
tho hat approached.
Well, ono day I learned that the
principal who hired these players had
been refused an extension of his exclu
sive privilege because ho had declined
to pay more than $12,000 a year for it.
The hat of an excursion boat musi
cian lost its terrors for me from that
time. Now York Herald.
JOHN HUGHES,
HwiiVr in Groceries, l'liit Oik
and Window Glass, Wnll Pa
per nnd Itordcr, Artists' Ma
terials. Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shim;los. Hay. Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds. Kte,
SEW ADVKItTlHEMENTS.
It KENT -Tlireo room f.ir llslit ho f o
Xcvpiutf. Knqulreof J. J Miller, u
iteftrtet. ,lr
lomo Kestauran
U(
MRS. J. E. BATE3, Propr.,
Post Office Block.
Home cooking and clean food all
the time.
Fairi
M
firtdege, to be hanged, tho execu
tlon lo tulte place iu thej.til jard on
Jauuary iil, 1892. Tills was the fin
sentence of death eyer passed bj
Judge Fee, uud his honor was un
able to retrain from tears. Qarvei
is a young in in about 121 years ol
aue. lie liau noiuing lo say, anu
took tho sentence quite cooley. This
is the first instance of a criminal
being sentenced to be banged In
Union county.
MOTlIi:it AND CHILD I1UKNEI).
Dkn vi:it, Dee. 4. At the residence
of Mrs. Ueoruo Masten a lamp was
upset bv an 18-mouths-old obild
Tho oil caught fire, which commu
ulcuted to the child's clothing.
The mother grabbed the child, nnd
rushed screaming into the street.
Both wero burned to death before
they could bo rescued.
HAIMIDAD COMMISilONKllS.
Pok'IIjANJ), Or., Dec, 4.-The
railroad commissioners havo return
ed from uu inspecting tour of the
dIUereul lines in the state. They
report the trueKago of different roads
miKid-cuuUi J
MINERS SUFFOCATED
MANOiiiiSTEH, Dec. 4. Ono of the
pita of tho Agecroft colliery, near
.ere, filled esiorduy with choke
dump, and six of the twenty niluers
In it wero overcome, four of whom
were suilbcated, aud tuo ure iu a
ciltleal condition.
HEAVY SNOW STOKSf.
WiNNii-Efl, Muu., Dee. 4. All
outuolng trains are cancelled and in
coming trains nro many hours be
hind time becauso of thesnow storm
now raging.
UNl'MK'J UNATE WOKKMEN.
Beki.in, Dec. 4. Five workmen
were killtd uud a number injured,
six of them It Is thought fatally,
by the t.x,lti9lou of eight kilns lu
the "Briquette" factory near Halle
today.
WOMEN IIUK.NEDTO DEATH,
London, De 4.- A dispatch
from Suiulurlaud btates that afire lu
u drin king shop there toduy burned
three women to death.
THE IlUSSEJili DIVOUCB CASK.
London, Dee , 4. In the Bus-sell
divorce c:io today the Jury returned
a verd ct In favor of Earl Itussyl'.
Patti'a Wonderful Orclietrlon.
Pntti's orchestrion Is tho largest in
strument of the kind In the world. It
wns built for Craig-y-Nos. cost nearly
$25,000 nnd plays an almost endless
list of operas uud conceit limbic. It is
liko a full orchestra, and Pntti calls it
tho "Spirit of the Castle." No one, of
course, has tho temerity to presume to
sing or play to Patti unless sho requests
this personally. Nor has any one tho
temerity to iu,k her to sing in the usual
after dinner style. Pianos are in plen
ty nt the castle. Yet these, by a sort
of unwritten inw, keep silent state, at
least when tho hostess of tho house is
present.
It was no small reliof to mo to find
that, although tho house guests In
eluded many well known musicians,
one was not bored with what I call in
cessant "musical shop." Generally
speaking, musical people, like paiuters,
make life almost unendurablo to others
out of their own "art swim." But at
Craig-y-Nos, nestled in a Wplsh valley,
tho "Rock of tbo Night," eight miles
from any neighbor, ono can have peaco
and happiness. Mine. Patti-Nicolini
and Mr. Ernest Nicolinl do their mu
sical stint of practicing in their own
rooms in tho forenoon, before the 12 :30
breakfast, and when tlicy elect to sing
for their friends thoy havo mado thera
bolves a theater to bing in. Cor. Bos
ton Herald.
AT
REED'S OPEItA HOUSE, Fri
day evening Dec. 4tb, 1S91. This
will be the superb entertainment of
the season. The best is true of it.
More tbau eighty performers in bril
liant costumes.
TARELEAUX. SOLOS AND
CHORUSES.
Entrancing representations or nat
ural scenery or America aud
the Alps.
THE QUEEN!
Of Knlrles will be there with all the little
FAIRIES.
The youni? people of tho M. K. a. B. give
this magnlllcent entertainment ler the
purpose of securing u new library, and as
Jim tho public thntlt patronage will help
it worthy cause nnd bo greatly appreciated.
3-Heserved seats on sule nt F. S. neai
born'8
DINING CHAIRQ
Fancy Rockers
AND
ODD PIECES.
Solid comfort in every one.
1KB
eei & m
OREGON STATE SCHOOL JOURNALS
the
fllclal
oran of the stute department of public In
struction. The Journal la a inonihly mag
azine devoted to school und home etluta
tlon; therefore, it Is IndispenwiblH to
touchers, nnd Invaluable to irieuds of cdu
cation In general. Price Sl.ffl pvritununi;
nteor more copies 80 ccutM rrch; simple
copy 10 cents. Address J. 11. Uohiku,
flC7tr Proprietor, Albany, or.
Sho Didn't Want a Hack.
A hackman was not expecting his
wifo at homo when she came by train
ono day last week. "Hack," yelled ho.
-4 Word, v.puv2 T.ikn you qny-
at her husband In surprise "I don't
want nny hack, you nuisance." Not
awaro oven then that it wns his wife,
ho plodded around tho depot while she
stood there looking at him in wonder.
Business I IIo was nil business. Re
turning from an unsuccessful fight after
a portly drummer, ho. saw tho lady
standing whero ho had left her and
tried her ngulu.
"Hack? Won't you havo a hack?"
when sho turned her familiar eyes upon
him, and said: "George Suiithers, you
old ninny. Don't you know your wife?
What aro ypti up to, anyway? Ain't
tliis a pretty way to receive your wife
when sho comes homo! Not to say a
word to her only Just to yell into her
ears, 'Hack, madam? Havo n back?'
I don't want none of your old hacks I
I I want wanted you to bo (sobs)
glad to Fee mo." LowLston (Mo.) Jour
nal.
EGGS .
Our man
ceunt:
lot am
who hat been semiring the
ry for Eggs has just brought In big
id we are prepaied to supply the city.
T. BURROWS,
No. 226'CoinmeroiHl HL, fcalen
City Election Notice.
NOTICJ: Is hei eby given that a city elec
tion of the city of 8 ileni, Oregon, will
oe held In the soeml wards i,f the city ol
Nileni,Orcgon,on siondny Incumber 7, 1891.
nud thnt the polls of tUe several win ds will
be opened ut the hour of 10 o'clock In the
lorenoou and will becloxed ntthe hi-ur ol
I o'clock in lh afternoon of t,uid day for
ho purposo of electing one a'derman in
theflrst ward to succeed Aluermnn K. M
Lntorennd for Ihe term of two years; and
ono aldei man lo succcd Alderman J. J.
Muroliy 10 1111 thouuexplred term of one
veai; one alderman lu the third wnrd to
rfiiccicd Aldwnin Wii Ilrown; nnd ono
UUnain.UjeuUUwflrdUMiocePdAI-
luBMimuiaionin mo scvrnu wurnr
saia city are us rollawu
Klist ward, nt the wau'Ion House; Seo
ond ward, nt the old U-uit House; Ihlril
wnrd.nl the Opera Houw; Fouitli wnrd.ut
Kills &Vhltuej's stable.
Dated ntSahm, Oregon. tliU 27th day of
No ember. lb!)l. it, i:. Oooni:i,i .
II &td liei order' of tho city of fn'cm, Or
ENSI
D.CSHERMAN,
u, a, .Tension and Claim agent. P.O
on.
anks.
The Oregon Land Co,
WITH PRINCIPAL OFFICE IN SALEM,
The Beautiful Capital C'ty of Oregon, and County Seat of
Marion County.
Is engaged in selling funning, stock and fruit
lands in the Willamette Valley. If you are looking for
land do not fail to call on us at Salem or our agent in Port
land. The Willamette Valley is very far ahead of anv
other place on the Pacific Coast as a fanning, stock and
fruit country, and i the most delightful place in the World
for a home.
"We refer by permbsion to tho follewing: First National liank of
Salem, Oregon; Capital National Bank of Salem, Oregon; ex Governor
Thayer, Chief Justice of Supreme Court, Salem, Oregon; lion. E. li Jie
Elroy, Snte Superintendent of Public instruction, Salem, Oreiron'.
Office in Gray Block, Cor. State and LibertvSts., Salem, O.
'".ngMBg-vTT,
The Willamette Valley Fruit GroAving Company
Office Avith the Oregon Land Co., Gray Block, cornit
State and Liberty streets, Salem, Oregon; is engaged in
setting out and cultivating Orchards.
HMHWJUj-injpjtufHu
Wi!atioiiallaii!25cWanlCollimn-
SALEM, OREGON.
NWOLPON DAVJS President.
Ok J. REYNOLDS ice President.
JuHN MOlll Cashier.
GENERALBANKING ! !
K.tilmnge on Portland, San Kruuclbco,
ew York, UongKougandKuropo bought
.ml sold. Llbeiul ndv.nu.s mado on
ho .t, wool, hops, and other property at
reispiinbloraier. i"-"j
nox 231. Sulem, Oregon. Deputy County
!IAIt' Vltk fn lilnu Un
-.-- kivu mi un
MAltKETi
roun,ANi, Uco. 4 Wheat val
ley RGH'O 1 07J; Walla Walia $1.00
fl.(J.r).
San Fuajisco, Dec. 4. Wheat
buyer '01 1.8U; nenson $1.89.
CmoAao.Deo. 4. Wheat was easy
cash, 9JJ May H7J.
i"?
&.r jiu-ir. .."'..
.If l f i
vMu
HEAD
but urluRMely tliWr coodncsa 3o not rtui
luiv. mai llnwa uhrt auca trv them win n,ui
IIhm UtUo plllvlual)lrt In co many that
ray WW tm BO HS1UW IU U(J HIUlOUl IIICIU.
M
tftocaUslok
AvHE
iMPtto Mir Ure tUt tier
; our. ert Vwut, Our m
Uonot.
rwwtouka OnooTtwoiaSir.k lli f rural friti delivery, which
?irVr lwwon irlti Inforly-Blx com-
II (SoM r!rr n hero, w t tjr until
AMM Wi:a M.. .
blhl UIk Ub
now Hlruffullnir with this
imuieiu nuu uiu ovu is ucorcoslng. unKnii nml the wlllanielte valley
Tho report reconuueuda tho eetub- roapeollvely. They hvu labored
llMliiucut of a branch dead letter hard but uinuut o vmi n.u r...
iVtenl.jWrifnfp aavothno merlin... In ?1000 and tbo latter
,u.iuvxivuhoi irnniiioruudrotrttn ?taxj. Out or this n Uru nercent,
f.rncroMUiooontlueur, Tho post ' U noieu und not eat.li Aluoh Inter-
, master jwueml reuewB the recom- lervst and niie e .thuslatm was
meiidutlon for n tllvWon of tho nuulfested, but ready money was
uu.i.iu,) muu hoiui iimtncui UUd HU Uil ItiiroilUll
duoctt inuiiv rensoim wliv It u-nniii xri,. t.....i.. ..1.H...1 .... .'.
ira .Mkt our otm( VSut, Our iiu cure ii " " lu,,, , and Dauer county, and The Dallea
ft3?Tgr'touka onoortwoiaita mak "' rwl mt delivery, which 'The uiouev which nin'i'eeoured
ti2Ktf1ft!'RJ23L"4d! liMiwnnn Irl.i In forty.8x com. couiea rram ti, nuM .1 n.w-.
LSliii."T.r'" -.VV ""v'" ...... ... .. t ... -- .-
i" 'J' "Wwi WW IIIFIH in VWM I
IwfcrTl (5oMwnrhfrB,w
; wi:a m., Tt
f r-
1 nwr r rc -?f ?
jijjj tfifv' ff4 kJI fyS
Tobacco nnil Its Curious Uc.
In the southern states of America I
have seen n gentloinan eat n cigar from
tip to butt, refraining of course from
swallowing tho weed. Five nnd twenty
years ago tho horriblo practico known
as "biiulf dlnninc" bad not iliwi nnt ;.
the south, the MiulT, or somo crumbled
tobacco loaves in lieu thereof, being
rubbed into tho gums with n little stick
of hickory terminating with a i-lnv
"swab" of llnx. I never saw a femalo
engaged Iu "hnuff dipping," but accord
ing ton distinguished American author
ity tho vice was formerly frequent, not
inn iiinoiig nugro women nna "moan
whlto trash," but nmong educated peo
ple of both so.es.
Kvoryhody knows that tobacco owes
Its uaiuo to a blunder, tho early Span
ish discoverers having mistaken tho
torm b,y which the Cnrlbs designated
ineir pipes tor tlie borb whloh they
smoked therein. But everybody does
not know, I approhond, thnt tho appli
cation of- tho lighted ond of a cigar to
tho hkin was onco gravely recommend
ed as a remedy for neuralgia. London
Truth.
PEOPLE!
Ask for Hurst's
"STAFF OF LIFE"
ur whole Wheat Flour, healthiest
Him uesi tasting bread. Also the
Famous Pure Aurora Buck
wheat Flour.
. "Hum's best Full Holler Process Flour.'
Also our pure Bye Flour. Ask your dealer
.w. ...voti buviuo nun lUKt) 110 SUUSUlUle,
J. D,
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAl'lTAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact a general banking buln.8
In ull its branches
Notices inserted for ONE CENT PEK
WOKD KAU1I INHEUTION. Ko adver
tlsement Inserted In this oolunin for less
thnn iwenty-flve cents.
Bilcm, or nt Journal otUce,
"IOB BENT Now house iu North
1 Salem. Apply to E. Holer, North
T' OST. A package of hair goods, between
J Mission Htiei't and Keller's slnrt.
Leave at Jirs. Frank Cooper's store. 11 S7 U
vj ir.xN .r, a
i iu iuw i . n iu xjc n.a nil in.. c.
..q,ulr,eTr r' VanderBan. Wlnterstroet
north of Union. 11-28 3ifl
rilO EXCHANGE. Ten acres within the
JL city limits of Yankton, S. D for ptip.
y ""." .cui outuiii. w . L. UlUDie.
-nkm, Or.
ll-3Mt
SPhCJAJj HARU4IN A boipain is ot
Arid in U10I N. GHbert piopeity civw
ner Marion und From stietts ( all on J.
C. Boojh, room 18, over Ladd A liush bart
11 21 lw
UEO. WILLIAMS..
W'M. ENOLAND
HUGH ilnNABY
Piesideu
Vice l'resident
Cash ler
DIBECTOBS: Geo. Williams. Wm. Km
land, Or. J. A. Bichardsou, J. W. Hobson
J. A. linker.
ilnnklnnt t Exchange block on Com
uierelal street. h:12-tf
HUIIST& SON, Aurora.
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER,
215K Ccmmercll St., - Salem, Oregon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty of Spectacles, and repairing
Clocks. Watches and Jewelry. ""'"
cam
Al Kff ,W-u 8,a,0y' Resident
a. i . Armstrong, Manager.
Business, Shortluuiil,
TJPiwr!tlns;. i'ennmanshlp, English
JJopartments. StudenU ndmlltc'd
atanyyme. Catalogue fiee
fOUND. A npw leather sll pt-r Owcfr
1 ran have sntno by proving property
nnd paying for this notice.
alO BENT. lioneof nluorooms. Stable
,..nttachcd with eity water: aichlaua
addition.
Knnnlie Suii Cott.nte stretU
Jin
HEMOBBHOIB'? (Piles) of every variety,
Uleeis and Fissures, I'rolapsus nf lie
iictiim. etc. I'oslt'vely cured vtlthcnt pain cr
aetentlon from business. 1'utltuls turn ibtn
selesatthtirown homes and a cure guar
anteed. An end to the old batliirous
method or cuttlrg and llgutuiing. Ad
dress Western olliee, Ooluo.bla Medical
Co.. Jick box lufnlcm, Oregon. 9.im
M.L.CUAMBEBLIN, O. M SMITH,
11. M; vBRANSoJr'EO. H. HOffi?
i txtT e8,aent- Treasurer.
UNION TITLE ABSTRACT CO.
S75 Commercial htrcet.
thecou8nVr.nen,eStand best Abstnnts I,
J.E.EOSS,
97 State Str et .
Farmer's Restaurant
vA?.2.Luncu Counter. Good, clean meou
No Oh In pen iwtm i. zjr' r"" meais
est. F'reihOwTAlnanyTtyTer 'iTlo'lm
riIHE ALKA-HtHPJiBIAN fcOCJLTY
i. MceiB everj haturday eveulug at 8
o clock, lu tho hall over (ha Mute Insu
rance build, ng. Alct-tlngsiiieojen to the
f"ulu " wmen niiai.er,rit-8. r,
w. A. Cnslck, Vice President. 108U
WANTEP our uj-ents make $100to 13
a month telllrg our g odr on their
merits. o waut count aud gene-rnl
agents. and wllltnke bark all tooiis hk
old if u coiirty ugeut falls to c ear IK0
ind cxpnites nfier a thirty dajs trial, er
ntenernlr tent less than 4?50. V e will
send h.rgo Illustrated circulars rnd letter
with a special oiler to suit leirilor) l
pi1 dlor. on receipt of 3 ineccu' stump.
"pply at once and get In oi tlo bwn.
Address Benner Munufiirlurtni. o 'ill
burg. Pa. i7dwU
Pnnltiii Plenty um Olienp.
Cuyuro ponies aro soldoin soon hero
now, but thoy havo not become Qitinct
by nuy means. On a larso ramro oo-
IXJolto Umatilla an- some Ilvo or six
thousand, ownod by ouu man. A
dealer roports that ho was offered his
pick of 400, out of a band of 1,000, for
sbc dollars per liead. This Is dieap
f iiougii, uui mere is not luucu demand
for Indian ponies nowadays. Portland
OivgoniaiL
?w ..
'h, SICK rVv
?V IIEflDflCilE .V ,A
fatk fcvovrar 2bi r i . w
J-3jlv. . ilHiSKilVO M 3 Z "
57 " o. vmmr:m mse
rMSV-'- - ne... "" OiJVM3W:i-- a
w
TtW Ihet--;
tjiaa
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-
CHAS. WOLZ,
German Market.
Frank'ort, Bologna, Vlennn, Liver nd
Blood Sausage and Head Cheese of T
own make. Best freh rrhue meats end
at lowest prleoi. In rostofttco block.
J1S i"
ar.. c.
- K fc.ls " .. .
-jjU7Y
OKTIS EiKTTr'vr.n
Both tho method nnd results wheti
AilinIu$(ni(niJs Notice of Ap.
poiutmunt.
r.:: .- ..z. ,.,..,. . .
Mttoimlc l""""lvn""" Mirpnwngiy srutiry. coumy ha ei Bve'i nutblnp.
rTt ''tf rtu,l' Inoivascd rewljiU of ami will not do bo uut.l I'urtbnd
inert moo ure mpro than wlfsup- uhowa her baud.
punini; Tllv rf,i)ii uieudntlou Mr. Qrimt reports mibatanllnlly
Syrup of Fig is lake,, ; U is p,etmi)t , Ny:ftX&rirJ&
nuk niani li li isr n ru ... i .
court i if he i
M M'
"vj ni"ii'-j.'. ip-e or vaiii uuimv
dM-t-AXHt. Ahil II prouk hottnrdlm;
nntl refroshiiiL' to tlio tnsin. nnl ,.m I
mntly yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcaused tho evii
tern efltctuaily, dfcpels cx)ld, Umi
acliea aud foveru and cures hahituil
constipattoiiperraaDently. Portal
in 60o aud gl bottfea by a4
druinriaU.
CALIFORNIA HO SYIWP CO.
luly nnfolutist bv lh .,,,.iv
iii.eiHH..torKon f thecoui'fy
M, HdmlcUlminr nf ih.. eiul of
lhl.Hi.-lvi-. Ii"e of Mid wmnty
GOUT
Por tbaae coraplslnts tako Slronoj
jver IleKiilator. It keens tho btotuao.
4i an I prevents unyof thoaboio jioiior
lum getting in tho system, or, lr tlic
Iroftdy It will drho them out.nn ,r.t.
iowuroiwly rooms or longtandln-i, ar
,-ou iU aHlu Uavo sood health t.r.i I
' UW.
Ilae you ijn In tho side, Uv.k ,
mwrtlwshoulder-blude? ItUnotrli
jiatUBi but dyspopsld. Take Sliuiuou.
Ller ltegulutor.
Does your heart throb violontlr after
nnujual oxortlon or excitement T It l not
heart dlscaic, but Indigestion.
Mtni mM rii.it
iweo
in titfr(Hvd. at t U'
ra benlir n ..., ...
fettc.k.,nlj t. ... ...,.. . .J . " .lla
,-.t... .. v .. .. .. unu iwmo. i., tlin
iuw
tfrteHt-d. ui , id i.ln..fif .u . .. JL"
lu .IJ--,-.." T..l-iU'r.-vV",iiw
-" """ . v-iiiu m& ! rii rvM
. d, i. W. And i01 perSnVlndebt
ald MlHt f M,riby tnni
Bike lmme4li' tetUowtHif lo iSTuid,
indebted
in
w i HBdtr.
iKUwt HdmlnlfttintMr.
luted liuXuiubtr 'h '".
n.Aw?.,,PJt"l.,or' t U'.u,,e iCy
liurknnldrr dfxtei', tW
Take Simmoiis Li?er Regulator.
il'k.,.i!lal,,rortwci,reJ dJtyto hununltvl
kh te Uirny tt.tnay lo the 1ouIIi,bi S,Si
n u iMcrBniMMc docKr- UU Mvid
Strawberries
and Grapes,
.rTcruUU'arinee2ofcll.for',a'e- Manual
ol, ffi'i.ISS -SWI5U. dialogue, of
taesgEmBgs
cttc Uiriversitjf,
w
ami
8ALEM, OBEGON,
Hop Sing & Co,,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
208 Commercial HI.
Clothing made at lowest prices.
Repairing neatly done.
Rustic! Rustic! M!
Itnstic Rocking chairs, 8ctlers, genu o
nee or reading cnairs, lamp standi, center
tables, flower stands, baby rocking und
high chain, etc., for sale
Or Exchange for Fccond
llxnd Goods.
Call aud uupect Rnstldwork at oid (vurt
House, 114 AJlklnds.offurnllurerepairtd.
H. T. MARTIN, Propr.
co-
SLaTl? RJ ltf J. w ue4,t the .lOlftd
Ji-.a i'i' ijCTV " J r. '
a.M., i , rt, a-.L,r, . -r.T.??
.r " a Mffcct h1,v i CZZ2
rvwnckiKiae
Is lust the nlaofl in in r.ri nt i
educatiou. Its Normal Course offers
wci,y
auvantnen nr nn,. ..... i
school with all thebenetliBnrdeRree
jnd slate dlplomu uud umuy poe-
Excellent omirapa fnr Iwutu
Mp, Theology, Law. Medicine and
Pharmacy.
Second term opens Nov. 10th.
Third term opens Feb. 1, 1682.
ami m.v.ui i .ir.T-. ,?""" or circular uaurera.
E. O. OJROSS,
and Packer,
State SU ant Oourt2-t.-Tbr beet tattt
tMlvered to alt niimf tberltr
NG.
PRINT!
a UK OK TUK LKOBff BTgHg
meniii In the -in. l ' I'rS
rtlanJ. Jjirge.1 etock l 'fcj
WAXWoyaBUy-'-" REV,OEO.WHITAKER,D.D.
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