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Newspaper Page Text-rf- ''Ifc "WJt T-qf 0 1 im i 10 the lorrlsatita police ntnilort. Nberghad'bcoh so anxious to buy all tho "grdea goods" ho could pay Tor th&t he did not havo enough hioney loft to pay Ms fare home. Ames add he had procured u return ticket Tho two compared notes and concluded that they had been (swindled by the same jranR. They were sent down to tell their adven tures to Police Inspector B. r i b. SLAVE TltAFFIC. PARIS, Dec. 21. A blockade of the coast of Morocco is within the probabilities of the near future. Should that fall to secure tho ends aimed at, an expedition to tho in terior of Muloy Hassan's dominions may follow. Negotiations havo been begun with one or the other of these objects m view, by tho powers which signed tho antl elavery protocol of the B ussela eon ferenco. According to the reports of the French and Spanish minis ters at Tanglers, Muley Hassan has repudiated Ids own indorsement of the Brussels agreement by authoriz ing tho sale o! negroes in his em pire Moreover, it bad been discov ered that tho sultan or Morocco has countenanced tho foundation of u settlement at Marakesch, ono of the imperial residences, in which the male and female slaves brought from tho Interior are compelled to marry in order that the children born of these unholy unions may bo sold for the sultan's benefit. In fact, slaves aro being bred In Morocco in much the same fashion as heretofore. Europe caunot toler ate so gross a violation of Its de cisions, and all the signatory power seem virtually in accord as to tin necessity of an expedition. Al though tho sultan Is Toud of bond ing that Morocco Is stronger than Europe, ho knows well enough thai barbarism must always und every where give place lu tho long run to civilization. Should tho content plated expedition bo ordered, France will take advantage of the oppor tunity of settling tho Issues relating toTouat with Muloy Hassan. At present tho sultan occupies tho Touat territory illegally. It Is on the direct route of tho slave cara vans. Franco now has an excellent pretext afiorded her for settling the Oran frontier question, and we may bo sure aho will mako tho most of It. VTHAT TUB 8KOKETAHY SAYS. New Yomc, Dec. 21. Secretary Tracy, who is hero for a day or two, In answer to an Inquiry if ho thought tho Chilean dlfllculty would be sot tied satisfactorily soon, said: "Yes, I bellovo bo, I do not anticipate war with Chill, tho Yorktowu If the only United States man of wai in tho Chilean waters at present. Tho Bostoti, however, Is on her waj thero and should visit Valparaiso this week. Secretary Traoy said thero wuh twenty-two new ships in course ol construction in tho navy, including cruisers and battlo ships, and thoj would all ba completed by 1894, il ragress continued tho appropria tions necessary for tho work. EXTENT QF TUB HTOUM, San Fkakoisco, Dec. 21. The iilgnal eerylco says that a storm trough of considerable Intensity ex isted Saturday evening from South eastern California, northward over Novada, Eastern Oregon and East orn "Washington, extending Into the British poscessious. ItuliiH had been goucral during tho day in all portions of Northern California, Nevada aud Washington, with jmowa on tho mouutains in Novada and Eastern Oregon. Tho heaviest rains fell along tho North California aud South Oregon coasts, ranging from .50 of an inch at SauFranolsco, ,62 at Euroka, to ,02 at Boscburg. Iu the Interior of Northern Cali fornia, in Eastern Oregon and Nevada tho prealpttatlon of the last twelve hours amounted to from oiio-lltli to two-fifths of nu lnoh, except at Keoler, whero there was buta sprinkle. Clearing condi tions aro indicated for tho north west portions of California, but tho south portion of Northern California aud all of Southern California will reoolvo rains and cooler weather. At Sissou, Cat., it commenced snowing and snowed at Intervals all day, with heavy winds. The enow is ono foot deep, with, a heavy north wind, with lndl caUoub for clear and cold. All trains aro on time. 1UO dUANDU WJSTKUN. Ban FitANCiBCo, Dee. 21. Tho Statement Is again madu hero that tho JUo Grande Wentorn is ooiutent platlUR tho extension of its Hue to this coast, aud that estimates are being in ado us to the cost of construe tlon. Tho road now touched the oonfluttH of Nevada, and tho legisla ture of tho etato ho oderud n sub ldy to tho line that, will traverse tho etate. Eutraneo Into California over tho Blerras could bo elleotud by way of Beckwltu pass. Tho rails uro laid, and the road Is graded through a considerable portion of tho pass, and It k stated tho Illo Grande could Acquire this procrty without dllll culty, From BeoUwlth pass two route to Ban Frituelsoo are feasible, w patting dgwu Sacramento val Uy, aud tho other following the fiowt wore closely, reaching tldo water Jut worth of 8au Frauclsjti. tiO JMUTAHY lONHEitKNT. Washincitov, Pco, srt.The u jpmne cowrt tod y uillrmoil tho do Ukm of the Ik wer court, declarl'-'g tbe provWou in the Now York law providing for solitary coiinneiiioni id pereotM, condemned to death an I otbw features uuooiutltutlniml JjpiWiy of tho punbhuit'iit l dwMh by imams C Hn'ir.e.iy u -. not attached. SENATOR PLUMB DIES. Expires Suddenly at Sunday Marning. 11:30 INTERVIEW WTM SECRETARY TILIC.". To Feed the Hungry, Wanted to Die, Successful Test, Preparing for War, Sensational Report, On Accdunt of Hats. Supreme Court Decision, Lusk k Co- Fail, For eign and State News, Etc. SENATOR PI-UMH dead. Washington, D-kj. il. "Oh, my God I my head I" and Senator Preston B. Plumb, who as repre sentative of the state of Kansas iu the United States senate since 1870, has occupied a prominent pluco in tho councils of tho Repub lican party, .a fow minutes later, fell unconscious, never to rejjH.ii knowledge of what was going on around him. It was 0:45 yesterdjy morning when ho uttered the above exclamation. A few days ago Plumb went to Philadelphia with Senator Quay to consult with Dr. Pepper. Ho re turned Saturday evening, complain ing of a violent headache, but went to a dinner givon to ex -Sena torMahono by a few friends. Ho returned home about 1 o'clock yes terday morning, and about 2 o'clock called Mr. Jeuuiugs, hit landlord, who lived above, und re quested him to come down and ait with him, as he was 111. Mr. Jen nings said his condition was serious, aud summoned Dr. Walos. The latter alleviated tho pain, and re mained with the senator uutil 0:.'t0, when ho went away, leaving Plumb slooplng soundly. Fifteen mluutes later Senator Plumb awoke, bounded out of bed to a ship jar and began to vomit. When tho vomiting ceased, ho raised his hands, to his head, aud exclaimed, "Oh my God 1 my lir-ud 1 my head!" Theso were hi last words. Mr. Jennings strokod his ho id to rellnve tho pain, and a few minute later the senator lapsed into a slumber, and soon after into unconsciousness. About 10 o'clock Dr. "Wales re turned, and saw at onco that tho senator ha I beoa stricken with apo plexy. Ho remained unconscious until tha end came, at 11:33. Dr. Wales said the Immediate cause of tho death was apoplexy, brought on by fatty degeneration of tho brain from overwork. "It was a clear caso of ovorwork," said the doctor. "If ho had given np some tlmo ago, it would have been dliToront, but no man could stand what ho was doing iu his con dition." LYING IN STATE. Washington, Dee. 21. Today tho United Stato sonata aud house of representatives, oxeoutlvo aud Judicial government, representatives of forolgn powers and his many friends paid tho last trlbuto of atl'ee tlon aud resnoot to tho raomory of the lato Senator Preston B. Plumb. This a. in. thero woro fow callers at tho houso mostly sonato employes. At 10 a. in. tho casket was borne from tho house to tho hoarse by eight capltol polio. Immediately a small funeral cortego consisting of hearsoand single carriage arriving at tho capltol. Tho caskot was placed near tho president ohalr lu the Bouato chamber on a black cata falque and all woro requested to re tire. THE FUNEIlAIi AHHANC1EMKNT8. Washington, Dee. 21, When tho seuate met at noon the chamber waH partly arranged for tho funeral obhcquies. Tho desk and chair of tho deceased sonator were heavily draped. Tho galleries wero crowded wllli spectators, oxcopt tho diplo matic and vlce-presidont's galleries, which wero reserved, On motion of Maiidorson, the reading of tho journal was dispensed with aud Senator Pfollor arose aud made the announcement of Plumb's death, aud otlerud tho Ubual resolutions, eloquently eulogizing his late col league. Tho sonato then took a recess. At 1 p. iu, tho senate was called to order, During tiio half hour's recess tho work of preparing tho chamber for tho funeral was com pleted, A row of arm ohalrs was placed In tho area In front of the clerk's desk, and tho wosturn Bldo of tho chumbor was sot apart for the ocoupanoy of tho mombera of the houso of representatives. Tho pub llogallorles had become orowdod. At 1:20 tho spoakor and members of tho hous, numbers of tho diplo matic corps, tho ohlef Justloo aud supreme court, aud President Harrl eon aud his cabinet entered and were assigned to seats. Tho Moral offerings woro largo. At 1:45 tho funeral committee of the two houses, escorting the dead sena tor, appeared at tho unlit ontrauo. and the procession moved up the alBlo, thoohup'tiiu reciting tho opsu lngsoutencoi of tho funeral service. The chaplain ilnlshod reading the funeral sorvloo and appropriate bo leotlous from tho Scripture, and closed with prayer. The boJy f tho deceased senator wan then borne out to bo taken to tho railway station. Tho sonato adjourned till tomorrow. 10 KKKDTllS JIUKOUY. 1 Lincoln, Nib., Dee, 21. Gov. j cruor Thayer has i&suvd uu anneal, to the HKptoor Nebraska, calling for contributions or com u...u.ut( to mako n traluloatl to lo wnt to I the ueedy neawuU of It i-la. It U laUiuntrd by the governor that the necissary contributions, will bo made within ten days, when tho train will bo placed at the disposal of Secretary Rusk. A CENTENAIllAN'S I'KAYRIt FOH UBATII. Augusta, Me., Dec. 21. Mrs. Nanoy Brltt Kennedy, the oldest woman In this city, died Saturday. At an early hour she arose and com menced praying that slio might die. Sho continued her prayers for nearly an hour, when she fell over to the iloordead. The deceased woman's age was eutensivcly reported as 118 years. A SUCCESSFUL TiaT. Vancouver, B. C, Dee. 21. The special naval train over the Cana dian Pacific railway from Halifax arrived Saturday making tho entire Journey in six days aud twenty hours. It brought 327 sailors and officers, forming part of the crews of H. M. ships Champion aud Phea sant, now here. These men take the placi of those whoso time of seryico has expire 1 aud who left hero overland two weeks ago. Their journey was a ccomplished in the jamo time as that westward. The commissariat arrangements on the train were perfect and meals for the whole number of men were served In thirty-six minutes. A report is to be made to tho British govern ment aud will be that the Canadian route is peferablo to the Panama route for reliefs for Pacific stations, aud there in no question that the road in an emergency could satis factory transport a large number of troops. ON ACCOUNT OF HATS. Minneapolis, Dec. 21. A travel ing min will bring suit ngaliHt Manager Conkllti, of tho drum. opera house, ou account of two big theatre hats at Saturday evening's performance, his view of the stage belug obstructed. Two enormous hats were in front of him, tho usher declined to give him another t-eat ind Coukliu refined to refuu I the prloj of admission, hence tho suit. lusk a company f vii.. San Fkanciscd, CjI., Djc. 21. The firm of A. Link &C., dealers In canned aud (lilts l fruit were at tached this unrnlng by the bank of California for $90,000 for money ad vanced. It Is stated Lusk owes a number of firms in addition to tho Bank ofCaliforuJa, but uostatcmeut of the firms liabilities has yet been mado public. SUPREME COURT DECISION. Washington, Dec. 21. The su preme court today reversed tho de cision of tho supreme court of Cali fornia in the caso of Thomas Kulght vs. United Laud association and Clinton Tripp. This caso ha- at tracted much attention on the Paclllo coast and concerns the title to property in San Francisco of great value. The efl'eot ef tho decision is to sustain tho ruling of tho Interior department. Tho case Involved the controversy as to tho lino of tho boundary of tho city of flan Fran cisco. PREPARING FOR WAR. Washington, Doc. 21. Active preparations for war still continue in the nayy department. Steps havo now been taken to secure tho most available vessels In tho mer chant marlno for possible sorvlco In Chilian waters. Arrangements havo havo been made iu New York mid San Francisco to charier, if necessary, from thirty to forty vessels, to bo used as transports and colliers. Preparations, so far as the Tegular naya! oftlccrs were con cerned, having been mado as com plete as possiblo, the bureau of naval Intelligence, acting under Instuc tlous, have prepared n list of mer chant vessels, avallablo lu case war is donlared. An officer from a New York shlpowuer of a score or nioro small vessels to curry coal has met with tho thanks of the depart ment and a request that ho hold ids vessels to us to have thorn ready ou twenty-four hours' notice has been made. Naval officers aro also look ing about lu New York for vessels to bo used in tho torpedo service. It lias been reported by thorn that tho most avallablo craft for this Borvlco aro tho fast private yauhts of tho motropolm. It Is urged that these yachts can bo very quickly oonvortediuto torpedo boats aim eruisors, ami tue ueiier is ex pressed that they will provo fully as ellectlvo as tho torpedo craft of tho Chilian navy. According to naval authorities, our weakest point now Is a lack of torpedoes. Orders hurrying up the two firms who havo coutrnotB to furnish torpedoes havo recently been Issued, The firms havo replied that they are lendl'iij all their energies to furnish the torpedoes us rapidly as tho con tracts call Tor them. Activity Is also displayed In tho war depart ment, luformal consultations have taken place between army and navy oftlolals as to tho co-operation of the two forced in event of trouble. It has been renrcsouted that the army will lablo to furnish on short notice 150,000 men for transporta tion either from San Francisco or Galveston. Tho naval officials say that fully this number or men will be required. In -plto of the extreme measured taken by tho army aud navy departments, the belief that thero will bo war with Chill grows lea aud lu. hot. No news has been received today from the threatened country, and tho fndlmr of Judge Foster Id not expwtod uutll next week. Tho geno-a' belief la that Chill will yield lu tho thmauds of i.. ---. .-. "o uultedBtatos eventually, hknsatii n.h mrouT. Nkw Yohk Dee. 21. A special from Washington to the world wiya tht Ua vorrapoudeut wan euabletl to Bccure a translation of a cipher dispatch from Minister Egau to tho state department, in which he stated that a critical state of ufTalrs existed In Satlago. The dispatch states that the American legation is surrounded by the police and a mob, aud threats are freely made to blow It up or burn I: ou account of the refugees there. Copies of the cablegram, the correspondent sayn, had been sent to the president aud navy depart ment, and much consternation had been created In tho latter by its re ceipt. Tho correspondent further slates that a cablegram had been prepared to bo sent to Minister Egau, asking him iu report ou the situation. It is believed at the navy departineut, the correspondent sayn, that the state of attaint around the legation would not exist if proper police protection was given. If the tdluatiou is really as grave us re ported, the naval officials think that nothing but force can get the refu gees out of tho legation. The efleot of Mr. Egau's dlspatcb.it is thought, will result lu a demand by Blaine fur a prompt decision in tho Balti more case. If this is unfavorable, congress will bo called upon to act, and If in the meantime any further hostile demonstrations are made, an ultimatum will be sent to the Chil ian uovernment and tho navy will back it up. TRUE SILLS FOUND. Pittsburg, Dec. 21. True bills were fouud today by tho grand jury agalust Mayor Wymau and ex Mayor Pearson of Allegeheuy for embezzlement. FIELD INDICTED. New York, Dec. 21. Two in dictments were returned today against -E 4 ward M. Field by the grand jury. Both indictments specify grand larceny iu first degree. THE CAPTAIN PRATT. London, Dee. 21. Advices from Chili are awaited with great anxiety by people having interests there, aud ttie prevalent impression is that tho war caunot be avoided. It is known that work ou the Captain Pratt, the formidable ironclad building in France for the Chilian government, is being hurried to completion and that the. Vessel will be ready for sea at an earlier date than originally Intended. There is also a rumor that the Chilians are negotiating for ironclads already constructed and for one vc-ssel probably intended for use as a cruiser against American commerce. Tho Chilians hero con tinue to express themselves as con fident of a favorable result of a war with the United States, aud they Intimate that they can depend upon indirect support from Europe iu carrying n tho war. A Berlin dis patch states that at last an elf . t is bolus made to procure Gernmn ollicers and seamen for tho Captain Pratt, but that the enlistment of the latter is hindered by a r port i hat Americans could punish as pirates any seameu they might c.ipture who enlisted in a foreign country. MARKETS. San Francisco, Dec. 21. Wheat buyer 1801, ?1.80 season Jil.88t. Chicago, Dee. 21. At close wheat wae .018: llrni; cash, May .07 J. Dec. .M)jj: Jan. WEATHER REPORT. San Francisco, Dee. 21. Fore cast for Oregon and Washingten: Fair. Electric hitter. This remedy is becoming bo will known aud so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters slug tho same hong of praise. A purer medicine does not exist aud it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver aud kidneys, will remove pimples, bolls, salt rheum and other nilectlons caused by Impure blood, Will drive Malaria from tho system und preyent as well as cure all Ma laria fevers.- For euro of headache, constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction uuaranteed, or money refunded. I'riee 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle at Fry's drugstore, 225 Commercial St. IIOTKIi ARRIVALS. "WILLAStETTE" A It Katss, W T Davis. J Freld lauder, A Bernstein, Portlaud. M Miller, Jacksonville. O W Kimball, Roseburg. F G Stelnwer, Fossil. A C Penny, San Francisco. O A Moore, Portland. OH Hubbard. "cook." M darner, L J Lamb, S A Carroll and wife, Baker City. W F Loonoy, Albany, O W Wllherlte, Jellereon. J O Newberry, Portlaud. M Hogau, Astoria, $100 Reward. $100. The readers of the Capital Journal will bo pleated to learn that thero Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to euro iu an us stages, and that is catoarh. Haifa Cataarh Cure is the only positive cure now known to tho medical fraternity, Cataarh be ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Cataarh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon tho blood aud inucou surraixH t.r tho system, thereby destroying the foundation of tho disease, und glviug the patient strength by building up the const -tullon aud assisting nature In dulng Us work. The proprletora have so much faith in iu vurailvo powers that they offer Oue hundrvd Dollars forauy caw that It falls to euro. Send for lUt of testimonials. Ad drew F. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Bo d by druggtiK "5 veuls. Holiday Goods. The finest and most complete as sortment of fancy China ware Im ported by ua direct from Dresden, Germany. Hanging lamps, vaso lamps In great variety. Call and seo our goods and prices. Jam ra Aiticen, 120 Slate street. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria' As a preventive and cure for croup Chamberlain's Cough ltemedv lias uo rival. It W, in fact, the only remedy that can always bo depend ed upon and that is pleasant aud saru to take. There Is not the hast danger in giving it to children, as it contains no injurious substance. For Pile at 60 cents per bottle by Geo. E. Good Close buyersshould remember that L. S. Wiuters at the auction ston ne ir the court house, sells goods at bargains every day in the week. Auctions every Saturday. ll-20-d&w 1 ra nucklen's Arnica 5ilve, The Best Salve In the world for Cut, Bruises, Hores, Ulcers, Bilt Kiieum, tever Sores. Teller, Chapped Hands, Chllolalna, Corns and nil Hkln ErupMons, find ikwI tUely cures Piles, or no pay reqWicd. It U tMdrnnteed to glvo perfect siitl-tuctton or hioubt rMiinnpa. rnr-. - .--iu fi box. For site by Oan'l J. Fry. 2& Com 9t lOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Gloss, Wall Pa per and Border, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed aud Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NKW AUVEimSKSlSNTS. Conservatory of Music. T-itIUjAMETTE UNIVKRSITY. Gives VV superior ndvnntnges to students of music, 1'ive leucners. iiaiesi mcinons. Vocal and instrumental music tausht to the highest proficiency. No use going enft to stuuy music, wxpensos moaeruic. Diplomas given on completion of course Next term begins t'eb. . 1892. ',. M. 1AUVIN. Musical Director. Steamer Elwood. Leiivlng time at UolsoM wharf, Bulem, aud Kellogg dock, Taylor Street Pertland: SALEM. PORTLAND. Monday, Ga. in. Tuesday. 6a. m. Wednesday, ' Thuisday, " Friday, " Saturday, " AL HERIIKN, Agent, omco Slate street aud at Wharf. LOST. Two deeds and tax receipts In my name, enclosed In envelope. Return toJoUUNALofllce. MATTIE WADE. 12 10 3t City Warrants. NOTICE Is hereby given that there are sufllclent funds on hand iu Iho treas ury ot the city ot fcalem, Oregon, lo pay all warrants of the city of Snleii', "endorsed" by tho treasurer before the ISM ilny of Feb ruary, 18'Jl; aud intere-tt uiil ceaeon eald warrants from thodatonf thta notice. Salem, Dec. 17, IStfl. JS,JWAFKOIU), 12 10 Ot Treasurer of City of baleni. REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Wednesday Eye, Dee. 30IU. GRAND CONCERT -BY- MUSICAL ALUMNI CONSERV ATORY OF MUSIC, WILLA METTE UNIVERSITY. Miss Ilalllo Parrlsh, Oregon's favorite Prima Donna. Miss Genevieve Hughes, 8olo Pianist, assisted In readings and concerted pieces by Mrs. Win. England, Mrs. Ohus. Kelley, MUsbtratton, Miss Btelner, Mies Hatrls, Mlos Adams, Miss Lulu Smith, Mies Adair, JIls-i Chandler, Miss Hrafer Miss South wick, Mrs. S. Hozoith, Mrs. W. H. Ilagley. Mr. Bcott Hoorth, Mr. W. II. Uaglcy, Prof. Parvlu Bud others. The above named talent Insures tho grandest musical entertainment let the boason. Admission, fiu cents, gallery. ?5 cents. Reserved seats at Dearborn's without extra cnargo. (10 til lomn Silver, Italian end Petite Prune trtes for sale. One and two years old, i, to 8 feet high. Kxtra well rooted and special care taken lu digging. A loon choice lot of yearling grapes of the following vnrletles: Royal Muscadine, Concord, Brighton, Delware, loua, Moore's, Diamond, Niagara, Illack Hamburg, Pookllnglon, VrEoness Bold t living prices. Addrem lOIdw It D. ALLEN, Hllvertou.lOrfl. BRICK AND TILE. For tlratcloss hand mnde brick nndjtlle. MURPHY & DESART. Large Bupply on hand. Near fair ground, Balem, 723 OREGON STATE SCHOOL JOURNALS the official oran or the state dapartmeut of public lu Kiruriiuu, 1110 journal is a mouiuly mug. tulnu devoted to school anil hoiuo cducn lien: thojcfnre, it U Indispensable to twehers, and Invaluable to friends of edu tatkm lu general. Price Jt.W iwruunum; tlJor moio copies 80 ceuts ioh; kmnplo copy 10 cents. Addrew J. 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ENGLAND HUGH MONAKY l'rcsldeii .Vice President Cashier DIRECTORS: Geo. Wllllntnfl.Wm. tng land, Dr. J. A. Richardson, J. w . Hobson. J. A. IJuker. Bank In new Exchange block on Com mercial street. 8:13-tf EX K. HALL, Paper Hanger. Leave orderat Globe RcalEstateExchange for Sii (IM alllE board of trustees ol tbo Oregon State Insane Aylum hereby Invite sealed nrocusais lor lurnlvhlnir at the asy lum, near 8alem, Oicgon, the following supplies lortlie six montus ending JUiy 1, DRY GOODS. 1000 yds Amoskeag mariners stripes blue mm winie. 300 yds Lonsdale bleach sheeting, 6 inch. 500 yds Peqnot A sheeting, 31 inch. 500 yds American shirting prints light col ors, asxoi ted, 800 yds ceutury cloth, dark colors, assorted 100 ?ds continental check, llannel, black and white. 200 yds -ed and blue check glare crash, 16 inch wide. 800 yds bleached linen and French crash, 18 inch wide. 200 yds Amoskeag blue denim's 9 oz. 500 yds Marseilles Votk Mig Co checks. 2C0 yds Amoskeag A C A ticking, 30 inch wide. 100 yds Naumkeag corset Jeans dark drab. Cdoz ineaimn size thimbles, closed ends. 10 ' No HtJ white thread, Clark's mile end. 0 10 ' ' ' 10 ' ' 30black ' ' ' 0 1 1 JO , 1 . 1 15 cross Doarl dress buttons line 21 1 M each No. 2, 3, 4, 5 and (I Mil wards nee dles. GROCERIES. 5,roo lbs Lpt salt. 100 cheese, Cranston's or as good. 2500 cracked wheat, lresh eround.bblH. 2500 coarse hominy ' ' ' 2500 ' oat meat ' ' ' lbOO ' rolled oats, American 300 dried currants, fresh, good stock, 200 O A Go's A & a brand curb soda. 20C0 ' choice island rlco. 160 c.-eara tartar, J. A. Folger's prime, or as good. 200 ' glos starch, Oswego 400 ' corn starch, Oswego. 10 gross nutcnes, superior Safety. 25 doz brooms. 20 doz cous oysters, A. Fields or as good, 25 doz concentrated lye, American. 25 doz caus com, Wluslow. 100 lbs tapioca. 2C0 gal coal oil, Pearl lu tanks. 2 doz bath bricks, 1 doz clothes baskets, willow, largo size, square end. 12 dcz palls (galv iron No. 20 plate, round bottoms.) 200 gal molasses, New Orleans, genuine. SPICES. 300 lbs ' black pepper, ground. 10 ' ginger, ground. 43 ' cinnamon ' 50 mustard 15 ' macs ' 20 sago CROCKERY. 10 doz glass tumblers. 2 syrup pitchers. 2J quart roup bowls, W. Q, 20 ' teacup i, FLOUR. 500 bbls more or less, best roller process, delivered as wanted. SOAP. 2500 pounds Kirk's Savon or as good. 0 boxes Ivory soap. 100 cakes each. 10 lbs shaving soap (Palmer's barber or as good), TEA. 1000 lbs uueoloredJapan, Eclipse or as good. COFFEE. 2500 lbs Costa Rica, nrstgmde. ww cnicvry, - 200 ' govt Java, ' 1!W real Mocha, ' TOBACCO. 1000 lbs Rapldan, or as good. MEATS. 600 lbs per day more or lessor beef and mutton as required in equal parts ot fore nnd hind quarters. LEATHER. 1 side harness. Oiwrm n-rtm .,,i 6 side sole, Stockton, 25 to 27 per side, extra 1 calfskin, good stock. STATIONERY. 12 doz Pnymn's Indelible luh 3 ot btautord's premium tluld. 1 , ' copylug 5 . commercial ink. 6 reams letter paper, Wedgowcod half Huettt, oras good, I grogs lead pt-nciU, Ulxou's graphite No &w rnh tit, m m r S bxs London Incandescent No I pens. 2 bx Uiliott's WI pens DRIED FRUIT. IO0O lbs dried pruues, good quality, in sacks DRUGS. 2oz,arldum nrsentosum. Ita catbolUum,ciyt. ' ' boraclrum. i nu-moubremldum. l ant.'pyrfnrr ? i i 3a 6oz. ...' 9,lIPnelK assorted. J Ibschloiuformuiu. Boull.bu' i i collodion. ". S gross corks, No 4. 11. 1 , 1 a Oailei. WOMUtatnd rtoglUsri, prunUMrttn. . : : onite md. " ional Bank Proposals IMS ' 2ttl Flest Ennuiiutm. ... .. ... r . . MJHtC3'Bn,l. ,M . . -, r DINING fancy Ro&kO - AND ODD PIECES, Solid comfort in every one. L R BOREN & SIS. v&aKnacansawifsmistiiiHH'Mi r iitvj" The Oregon WITH PRINCIPAL OFFICE IN SALEM, The Beautiful Capital C:ty of Oregon, and County Scat ot Marion County. Is engaged in selling fiirming, stock and fruit lands in the YVillahiette Valley. If you are lookino- 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 any other place on the Pacific Coast as a farming, stock and fruit country, and i the most delightful place in the World for a home. Office in Gray Block, Cor. State and Liberty Sts.,Salem,Or, ;"i The W illamette Valley Fruit Office "with the Oregon Land Co., State and Liberty streets, setting out and cultivating 1 class graduate. U iral. 100 hypodermic tablets, apo morphia, 1 10 gr., Wyeth Hro. 103 hypodermic tablets, pilocarblnae mur, 100 ' ' dlgitntenl, 1100 gr W. & Bro. 100 hypodermic tablets, phybos fcallcyl WO fr. w . uro. lb liquorls potass arsen. oz. morpliliu sulphas. 1 doz medicine glasses, 14 oz, English Hues. 1 lbs pepsin pure, Fall-child's. 100 paraflne. 1 ' pulf doverl. 1 ' acaclae. UO ' potassll bromidum, 1 ' ' chlorag. 5 ' nitras, powd. 1 ' ' citras. 1 ' iodldum. 50 oz quinine sulptias, P. a. V. 2 ' oleum clnnamonl. lb ' caryophylli. 2 gal ricini. 4 doz strengthening plasters H.4J. 1 doz poious plastors, Allcock's. 10 lbs shaving soap, Williams'. 1 ungentum simplex. 1 ' ' citrlnum. 1 ' ' baslllcum. 10 vasallne, XX refined. 3 sponges, large carriage. 1 mortar wedgewood, U gal. 5 lb3 sodil blcorbonas. 5 ' ' boras pulv. 15 bbls carboras. 2 lbs bromidum. HARDWARE. 400 feet Ground iron, common. 75 M ' ' Norway. 60 ' liatlxM ' 50 ' l keg of .No 5 lore shoes, light Burden's 10 lbs No 7 Putnam shoo nails. 15 ' ' SSweet'n American steel toocalks. 15 ' ' 4 ' tii 1 No 3 solid cast steel machinists bull peln hammer, octagon, I lb 12 oz. 1 IU Inch hors-e raBp. Heller's. 1 doz 13 Inch round nies, bastard. 10 0 4 14 10 14 10 10 10 0 4 3 4 3 6 7 ' 2nd cut, 1 flat bastard flies. yt round ' 1 ' ' 2nd cut. Hat mill, 2nd cut. ' knife bastnrd. ' ' Becoud cut. i ' regular taper flies, single cut, ' slim taper flles double cut. 12-foot Steel Kimnrn IS hlnrtn V ino l.'nMn o brand. ' 1 No U level 24 inch best quality gray Iron steel bars, 1 No 1 Acme cutting nippers, Inter changabelo Jaws, a l)i Inch bench screws, 26 Inch over all. 2 No 7 Dlstln's hand taws, 24 inches. 2 Set NO 4 CUtterS flirK Inch Imanlnn.ni 600 lbs No 20 gal sheet iron 30x01, best brand wj s - . iJUXVU, 60J ' best blacksmiths' coal. 10 ' Albany compound No 2. 5 kegs of H penny cut nails. 2 20 1 ' 4 300 leetixli angle steel. PLUMBING MATERIAL. K doz inch tees. I 1 1 y 1 .i elbows. 1 sockets 1 Unions flange ' Keystone union 1 lock 1111L.1 ' ' if ' ' Wpblnes, 1 irch to k Inch ' 1 lucb stop and waste 1: stop and waste inch Fuller bibs, flnlshed 1 ,eJ b,'usenon ftnd K rubber plugs for Fill J!S ,f.et )aeh P1 wrought Irou pipe IW 7g . 100 IU) J black Udnx ,: Inrh (Unil, ..,... ,. ,a ludhes long """ 6', iu&cM,ng,ncU 8CCCh gnUe clalFSe, " 1 Btar glass gauge cutter. Bainples my be seen ultlieomreof tho board of iruslKj nmi min.i. .....I..,.. iorUunco tUeievrltti and must come in 1 Ihe board rveervei tho right to reject any aud all bids. "Jwl ' iVf,,iU'?17 SX "."PP11"1 wl be required hirtUlnA,5n ,S?Uc5 of altnnoo of bid. Atopy ot this ndverilsement must accompany each bid. and the name f tbe cUnofsupplUs must l wrliuu on tbe ,j: ' ..V. ' "'U1"B ' raien iui mum Include nil tho Hems ot the class bid upon and must elve Items and tnmli in run b'ith eXCeiltlon rf 11. .t ami Hm A...t, Inif nUlrer r nr,.liitklf.i rv ... .nH.. IngucoounU of purchasfrs when tie ad vrrilsemcnt drxs out contain a full mi complete lleiWrltitiaiinr ihri criinlji in 1.0 pmubawd. mas win b opened at 5 o'ol.icJt p. nt , ot. ihwu , IU. U. 1K HVLV thl kit I'fc.S N. . EIL WAAB.S.... rr 1 ' 1 1 W. A. MITNLY, Wtk of Hoard, ."r-iK. irmire" CHAIRS rs AMVaiXW'UHUUVUKMMmJljm and Co 'i GroAving Company G ray Block. corner Salem, Oregon; is engaged in Orchards. 25c Want Column. Nrtlcos inserted for ONE CUNT PEK WOHD KACH INHUIITION. No adver tlscmcut Inserted Iu this column for less than twenty-tlve cents. FOK 11ENT--New house in North Salem. Apply to K. llolcr, Nortn Salem, or at JouitNr. olllce, LOST. A packagoof hair goods, between Mission ptreet and Keller's slnrt. Leave at Mrs. Frank Cooper's store. 11 27 tf rpo KENT. A house of Ave rooms, en X quire or T, Van der Ban. WluUrBtreet north of Union. ll-283t rpo EXCHANGE. Ten acres witlilntte J city limits (.f Yankton, S. D., for prop. mid on, s. l Salem. V. erty In or ('. Dibblf, Salem, Or. 11-SfrH' SPEOIAIj BAItGMN. A bargain Isrf fered in tho I N. Gilbert property toi ner Marlon and Front streets. Call on J. C. Booth, room 13, over Ladd . Bush bank. I1211W . POUND. A new leather slipper, can havo same by proving 1 nd paying for this notice. aAO KENT. House of nine rooms. Stable attached with city water; Highland addition. Enquire 803 Cottage street. lin THE ALKA-TJESPJCIUAN POt'IETi Meets every Saturday evening at o'clock, in tne hull over the Btnte IdM" ranee building. Meetings are oren to pe public. Kev. Itobert Wbitakcr.l'res. 1 r. V. A. Cusick, Vlco President. 10 8 it NSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY "The State." Assets Over 350,000 Dollars. GEO. M. BEELEB, City Agent, And special agent for Marion county, w flee with the Company. 'cozf?'- Balcm.OreD-nn. w. r. fitnlev. President A. P. Armstrong, Manager. business, Shorthand. Typewriting, Pennmanshlp, English Departments. Students admitted atouytliuo. Catalogue free. M, L. OHAMBEULIN, O. M- SMITH, rresiaeni. llKinniMRMM ni secretary. GEO. JLSM'JlM"! Vlco President. jreasuiv.. UNION TITLE ABSTRACT CO. 275 Commercial Street. Makes tho neatest and best Abstracts lo the country. ... . ..v..kjwA., uw. --.. '. ...- Strawberries and Grapes, Twenty varietiesofcachforsale Manusj Of culture nnd descriptive V.if table plants or either of the, bet of all frulU. suitable for this climate, senton si plication to K- U OV mi. nmu, "' v- Hop Sing & Co., MERCHANT TAILORS, 20S Commercial Ht. Clothing mado at Jowest pilot. Keiwiring ntly dan rtWE OF THE LABQKfr KT 1 .HI J WBieiiU n wo ouiie. '" it 1 n. t LWX ,D, ' r. 1. 1 I '. 5BBsSSg3&m I.lWaki ' .!!--Sa, -- 'JZ'fl'.. PRINTING. yum rn ' - t , '- -iir ti'ilUit:. . rTtrtfclaftl, i riJ4LAun.ij ' . 'iairw Ajf mi. rfi