Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 05, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWC"5""" tPwflHrSHMl WfcftNMiWt r0mytfkyHmcitm m H iKV t r r . . irmt?" i MWtoMMMfcMMal form again and march to tho Ma bouIc uonielery by wuy of Seventh and MudUon strccta aud Broadway. There a closing passage nf the Episcopal Ijurini service will In rend. Judge Ostiorno will rem! tho burial ritual of the KuigliiB of Py tliliw und the whole body of mllttlu present will flro n salute over the ravo. An autopsy ou tho remains of polonel Unities was held today nod It was found that the Colouel had been suffering from cancer of the omen film, nltnntarl nliniil fmir lunhna from p , .. .. . 'Jr tho nviorlc rrlund of tho Blotuach aud extending fix Inches around the bowels. Tills raincer caused the obstruction which superinduced per Hlointls. The cancer was heroldl tary, his mother having died from It. Doctors are of the opinion that had not la grippe hastened his death the cancer would have eaten away . his life in less than two years. THE CIUI.KAN AFFAIH. Washinoton, Jan. 6. Tho cor rcspondence which (he president promised to send, to cougrees relat ing to tho attack upon the Haiti moro's sailors at Vulpuralso will not he sunt now. In fact, there Is rea son to bellevo that some days will ohipso before the public may know ofllclallyjust what parsed betweeu the department of state and Minis ter Egan on one side, and the Chil ean minister of foreign adalrs and Minister Montt on the other. An unolllcial announcement of the practical completion of Judicial pro ceedings in Valparaiso and the I j) ten don of the Chilean legal authorities to punish three Chileans convicted of participation In the assault, has given satisfaction here, aud Is gen orally regarded as a distinct conces sion by tho Chileans to the United States, us showing there Is not In all probability to be further undue, de lay In tho disposition of the case, (iirrriNO iihahy. Washington, Jan. 6. Call Issued todiy by Chalrmuu Wilson for a meeting ou Weduesd ly January 20th of tho executive cuniniltteo of the National Association Democratic clubs. tomfeMBiMMi WILL BE SHERMAN. Tlio Senatorial Nomination Conceded to yiierman. ANOTHER BATCH OF NOMINATIONS. Tho Mow York Senate, Crawford for Washington, Worse than Brutes, Fatal Quarrel, Flour and Wheat, Tho Telephone Wrecked, The Graves Case, Gang of Des peradoes, The House, Foreign and Stato News, etc. llAITIMOUK AllltlVKa. Ban Fuanoisoo, Juu, 6. Tho United Btutes steamer Baltimore arrived here from Chill at 0 o'clock this morning. suicim: or- a fahmkii. BAK IJllltNAIUUNO, Cul., Juu. C Lorenzo L. Cleghorn, a prosperous farmer living ucur Messina, In tills county, committed suicide yester day by shooting himself. He had asked u neighbor to accompany him to this city, and while waiting for a team to bo harnessed Cleghorn walked out Into the road and shot himself. It Is supposed ho was tem porarily insane, his Insanity being brought on by the grip, from which ho was convalescing. TIIK SALVATIONISTS. London, Jan. 5. Tho trouhlo be tweeu the tialvation Army and the authorities at Eastbourne resulted In a riot of unusual violence. For a long time thoro has been open war between tho Salvationists aud the pollco. The former assort that KuHtliourno olllclals dlspluytd a feel lug of religious intolerance in their treatment of tho army, and fo deter mined were tho members of the Salvation Army to maintain what they deemed their Judicial rights, that they proposed to Introduce a hill In parliament lo amend or repeal tho Euhlhounio Improvement act, under which the town olllclals prevent the Salvationists from hold ing meetings on tho streets. Hun day tho Eastbourne contingent of tho Salvation Army uis followed by an Immense crowd who menaced them with nil manners of HI treat ment. Once upon the beach the Salvationists knelt down In prayer. As they did so they linked arms the better to repel the assaults of the Irreligious mob, should tho latter take It Into the their heads to charge. The mob hooted mid yelled, and itimtly made an ugly rush. Some of the Salvationists were thrown to tho ground. The musical Instruments used by the Salvationists seemed especially to exclto tho Ire of the mob. TJje latter got possession of tho Instru ments, and, after smashing thum, throw them Into the sea, Then a detaehmout of mounted ollco charged upon the crowd. They made tio distinction between men mid women, They lode down tion tho crowd, trampling tho rowdies, male aud femu'.o alsbc, under tho feet of tho hortt. Mi.ny of tho crowd were severely Injure J. WEATHER REPORT. San Fjiancihoo, Jan. 6,Kore. oast for Oregon and Washingten: Fair except light showers aud fog on coast. A Leader. Since Its llrst. Introduction, Klec trlo Hitters has gained rapidly In popular favor, until now It U ck-urlj In tho lead among pure medicinal tonics and alterative contulnluj. nothing which permits Its use as i beverage or Intoxicant, It U rvcog uitod hh the best and purest medi clno for ailments of stomach, live or kidney. It will cure nick head ache, Inulgvatloo, oouslliuuloii. aud drive mamrla from the system kfclisnuiloii guarauiMM with euon bottle or the money will refunded Jftrloo only 60c er bottle. Sold ty Kry, 25 Commercial sta-et. Jf you hsa Ukui two Kt Usrlrr'j I.IH't IJver 1'IIU bvlure t tiring jriiu wiwld it. havelibd UmlautUrU louxui) or uj ja,tf ID mg uuiuiu ium luuruitig, Kwpa tU Villi you lor Poouiotift! umv Alt tUtordsro ranted tiy a bilious ilili otitis system ru ba cured by usluir I5r tss'sUUlsLivsrl'tll. otIu,cilplu0f HMttutun atteud tuntr . Try lluui" Thtlr geuUs nctiou u-l troud tltec! ou ff , v""?"' rnrny iuiw I una a iwrirvl IT WILti BB BIIRIIMAN. Cor.UMH08, Ohio, Jun. 6. Tho greatest senatorial contest the Re publicans of this state has evor known is practically at an end. Every political Indication polut lo tho nominations of John Bhermau tomorrow, by a majority of 10 or 12 votes, over Foraker, although this Is of course not conceded by the friends of tho latter. The press of Ohio this morning gcneially considered tho contest at an end. Tho bitter ness of tho Foraker people towards tho national administration, la In tense and W. B. Appellar, of Maiis Ileld, ono of ox-Gov. Foraker's lead ing managers, today says whether dherman bo nominated or not, be yond this time he will be a political blank In Ohio politics, state or na tional. Tho senatorial contest will Icavo sore places in every county, township aud school, district, aud II McKluley, the Incoming governor can comprehend and realize the sit uation, and be able to heal up Un wound ho will have performed a very creditable feat. There are those who believe if Sherman Is nominated to the senate. It necessi tates the nominations of liluiue a? president, to swing Ohio Into the Republican column. NKW NOMINATIONS. Washington, Jan. 6. Tho presl dldeut today sent to the senate, the following nominatiens: Interstate commerce commlsloiieis, Jas. W. MoDIll of Iowa, vice, Thos. M. Cooloy, reslgnod; Win, Lindsay, of K'intucky, vice, W. L. Bragg, deceased; Win, It. Morrlsou of Illinois, reappointed. For fourth assistant postmaster-goneral, Estes O. Rathborno of Ohio. Win. B. Hess, consul general at Constantin ople; Win, D. McCoy of Indiana, minister to Lloorla; Andrew P.. McUormlck of Texas, circuit Judge for llflh Judlclul circuit; Muthow T. Allen, United Btutes attorney for the Bouthorn dlstrlot of California; A brain J. Star, governor of Okla homa Territory; olilef onglneor W. Mellvlllo, United Btates engineer In chief aud chief of bureau of steam ouglnoirlug, with lolullvo rank as commodore; United Htates consul at Bouuerburg D ivld 8. K. Utilck of Ro-obur, Oregon. Till! NKW YOHK SIINATK. Nuw YoiiK, Jan. 6 Senator J,T. I2d wards, who defeated Perry Veil der In Chautauqua district, Is today the highest political muddle which engages the attention of the political state, lie is bigger than the legis lature itself, for without him the senate cannot organize with a legal quorum. The Democrats have six teen senators, but It hikes seventeen to make a quorum, Senator Ed wards designates himself an inde pendent Republican, but ho has been quoted us saying that he would sit with tho Democrats to orguul.o the senate today. The llfteeu out und out Republican senators, who are said to favor the plan of absent ing themselves to prevent a quorum, held a meeting here, la connection with Piatt aud oilier leaders, to determine what to do, United States Senator lllscock will also bo present, Edwards had been Invited to meet with them, but his failure to respond is rcgaidod as ominous. After a leugthy discussion all the Republicans seemed agreed ou one point, ami that Is, unless Ed wards refuses to aid the Democrats In organizing the senate It will bo useless for other Republican sena tors to remain away. Borne philoso phical Republicans profess to be In different as to E lwardi attitude. Ah to his standing In the contest between Walker (Democrat), and Sherwood (Republican), In tho twenty-soveuth district, Edwards Is said to huvo stated that ho would not voto for Walker; that no man should be admitted to the senate who hud 1010 votes less than his oppouout, and that the electors of tho dUtrlet should have another elec tion. Most of the senators left to night for Albany, AiaiANY, N. Y., Jan. fi. The Democratic assccutublyuion can- cussed, naming Robert Rush, of Chemung, for (Gov. Hill's county) speaker. The Republicans named Uen J, W. Husted, which consti tute him leader of the Republican mluorlty. The Democratic senate caucus named Senator Canton for president pro tern. Senator Ed wards anld he would certainly attend tho senate at the meeting today. FIUST TIUH IN SO YKARS Auiany, Jan. 6, lloth branched or the legislature t-ucmblcil at 11 o'clmk. The t-euste elected the offloora clfwen by tho Democratic waew ttammm A committee was thoj appointed by both branches and notified the governor the legislature was orga nized, lie at onco sent In his message and it was read, hi It he congratulated tho people of the state upou tho favor, for the first time in 80 year the governor was able to address bis suggestions lo a legislature In jmlltlcal accord with tho executive Ho stated tho para mount duty before the legislature was to provide for the enumeration of the Inhabitants of the state pre paratory to reapnrtioiitiieut of the senate und assembly districts, he also pointed out the neceaslly for Immediate reapportionment of the congressional districts. The re milnder of the message related to stato a flairs of minor importance. CltAWFOItl) FOR WASHINGTON. Spokane, Jan. 4. Chief Joseph, of the Ne. Perce Indians, his nephew, young Chief Loug Hair, a Umatilla Indian, and Moses Mln thoni, an educated christian Indian accompanied by Agent Crawford, of the Umatilla reservation, are ex pected lo leave for Washl igton todiy. Joseph goes to Washington to ask the Indian authorities to allow him to return with Ids people to their home in the ISlue mount ains. After the outbreak of 1877 the Ncz Perces were placed on Col vlllo reservation, near Spokane, but they have been discontented andtake slowly to the customs of civilized society. Tho party will stop several days In Chicago. Agent Crawford reports that somo time ago a num ber of chiefs of the Umatilla tribe, were deposed, and taking advice of :i meddling attorney they slipped awuy from tho agency, and are now In Washington state. WOK8K THAN IlltUTKS. Nrw Youic, Jan. 5. William Harrell, 2t years old, and his newly- weded wife, aged 10, living at 008 West Fifty-fourth street, were' awakened Sunday morning by some one breaking Into their upartmeut. Seven young toughs rushed Into the room, pulled him out of bed, aud threatened him with death if he made an outcry. Ho broke nwuj from thum, however, und ran out to tho street shouting for help Hearing screams from his wife's room ho rushed back to her assist ance, only to (hid her struggling in tho embraco of ono of tho toughs. Boforo ho could reach her side, however, ho was seized by several others, who held him and com pelled him to witness a sight that cannot be described in woids, as one ufter unothor of tho young scoundrels ravished his wife. The poor woman fought desperately, but her assail ants beut her into insensibility aud accomplished their purpose. A policeman now entered the house, when the rulllaiiH all escaped but one, whom tho ollleer succeeded In capturing. Ho proved to be Rich ard Kano, 0 years old, of Eleventh avenue. The olllotr rang for an ambulance. The surgeon, who accompanied it, round tlio woman very badly Injured, besides sulleilug itreutly fioni nervous prostration. She has been In an exceedingly critical condition all day. Justice Ryan committed Kano for nn exam ination tomorrow. His six accom plices are not yet known, but the pollco believe all of them will bo under arrest before the day et for Kane's examination. FATAL QUAHUi:U Saoiiamknto, Cul., Jan. 6. Yes terday Charles S. Clark shot and killed Thomas Blator at the Klotz ranch, two miles east of this cliy. Tho men were partners In the dairy business aud had trouble regarding au accounting. Clark brought suit against Blator In the superior court somo months ago. Slater has been boarding at the Clurk residence for somo lime past, but as he nu d to much attention to Miss Wluoie Clark, n youug daughter, he wus told he could not take his meals there any longer. He cumo In how ever, and sat down ut the breakfast tah'e, but Mrs. Clark told him If he wanted anything to cut he would have to cook It hlmsslf. Slater then tried to take the collee pot from Mrr. Clark, when her husband cumu In aud remarked: "Letuiy wlfealone." Slater then assaulted Clark, and they had a desperate struggle In the dining-room. Mrs Clark, observing that Slater was trylug to draw a pistol from his pocket, grabbed one of his arm and shouted to her hus band to be careful. Slater kicked tho women in the stomach, aud she was forced to relinquish her hold on his arm. Clark succeeded In securing tho revolver, and when Slater arose and started to leave the room Clark raised the weapou aud shot him through tho head, CUrk then came to tho city aud surrendered himself to the sherlli. KI-OUll AKUWHKAT. 8an Kkancisco, Jan. S.-TW wheat aud llour exports fruui thli port tor the year 18D1, flour being reduced to wheat cental, aggre gated '.20,041,000 centals, at a value of $3,103,000 as against ltl.&M.OOO ctdent and were brought to this city. From tho pll t who boa just reached, this city It Is learned that a heavy fog was hanging over the river at tho time, just before the steamer struck he realized his dan gerous position and stopped tho vessel but owing to the strong cur rent she was carried down trtam, seeing this he started her op stream again aud h?d proceeded some distance when the steamer ran aground on the breakwater which owing to the high stato of the river was completely submerged. The vessel soon began to fill and her stern to slowly sink. The vessel is now completely under water with tho exception of her bow which Is supported aud held fast b the breakwater. Had It not been for the latter fact the vessel would have sunk In seventy feet of water and tho fate of tho passengers been an extremely doubtful one. The amount of frleght aboard wus small and did not exceed In value five hundred dollars. It Is Impossiple now to estimate the amount of damage. Tho steamor was valued at about sixty thousand dollars. It is thought she can be got ofTnnd raised without much difficulty and expense. TUB OIIAVKS CASK. Dkvkh, Jan. 5. Dr. Graves em phatically reiterated his denial of having made a confession. He a-iys that Deputy Sherlir Wilson came lu and woke him up at 3:30 In the morning, and suld he had just come from District Attorney Stevens; that Stevens ud vised Graves to make a confession imnllcutlutr Bullmi. saying it would help him out. Graves snys he refused to muke any statement Ollleer Wilson still maintains that tho doctor confessed, but Deputy Means refuses to talk on the subject. No warrant for Ballou's arrest has been Issued but the grand jury is now in session, aud it Is asserted that they are ex amining the deputy sheriffa re garding the allowed confession. Dr. Graves' wife h.ii been out of her head most of the time sinco the vordlct was rendered, and today she wus continually raving about tho doctor's being hung. It has been charged by tho defense that the jury wat unduly Inlluenecd during tho trial by huvlng accs to the dully papers, but tho jurors strenuously deny this. a NO OF Diat'EltADOES. Pine I'.luff, Ark., Jan. 6. LIu wood, a village twelve miles from here, Is lu a ferment of excitement caused by tho work of a mob of a dozen negroes, led by a white man named Puryeur. This band hus been terrorizing tho town for some tune. lis members huvo been clrcu lutlug petitions for the removal of the railway station, but they were strongly opposed by Dr. Bryan. Iu revenge, tho men went to Dr. Kryuii'sglu and 11 red it, aud then burned the depot. They then went through tho streets firing their Win chesters, lo keep the vlllugers In doors. The sheriff Immediately or ganised a posse, aud at lust ammo Is bud lodged Puryeur und three of Ids men in Jail. Tho pecuniuuy loss will not bo very gieat, but tho citi zens are determined to rid the com munity of the baud, aud have thoroughly orgauled themselves Into vigilance committees, THE HOUSE. Washington, Jan.o.- The house was called lo order ut noon by Clerk Kerr, who stuted thut ho regretted to announce the Illness of Speaker Crisp, and declared the only busi ness in order was the election of u speaker pro lein. On motion of Springer, of Illinois, McMillan, ol Tennessee, wus elected. ODDS AND ENDS. Tasso wrote his finest pieces In the lucid Intervals of raadnoss. Tho raisin crop of California will faU short folly 2,000,000 hoxts this year. On an average an enghio driver trav els 20,000 miles in tho courso of a year. Tho greatest long distanco bicycle riding record Is 745 miles In 64 1-2 hours. Racine composed his verses while walking about, reciting them In a loud voice. Contrary to a widespread belief, to see horses In your dreams is lnuicau.e of good. The total population of tho globe Is given at 1,480,000,000, of which Asia has 820,000,000 and Europo 357,000,000. When buying tin covers for kettles bo sure they have rings of wiro on the top Instead of flat handles soldered on. Only 5 per cent., or 18,270, of the total immigration to this country dur ing tho last fiscal year settled In the south. A physician In Pittsburg is at work upon an enormous model of tho human heart, which will bo exhibited at tho Columbian exhibition. Makers of porcelain In Limoges, Franco, send their most artistic prod ucts to tho United Statos. American taato, they say, is tho llnest. Banker Eugcno Kelly, who is worth 3,000,000, earned his passago to this country by driving a Jaunting car In his natlvo place, County Tyreno, Ire land. A dam Is being built In Los Angeles county, Cal., which will bo the highest In the world. Its height will be 150 feet, and It Is made of blocks of granite weighing from flvo to ten tons each. To Frevenk UaldneM. It has been frequently asserted that a prollflo cause of baldness among men Is tholr habit of wearing hats in their offices and other places of business. Lately some one has added to this In dictment their other habit of constant and close cutting of tho hair. It is with the llrst of theso charged evils that womon have to do. Hairdressers nre beginning to attribute the thinness and falling out of women's hair, which is according to the hairdressers on tho in crease, to tho fashion of continuous hut wearing. Many women, club women, fashlonablo women, charitable women, wear their bonnets hours at a tiino, and for days together. Shop ping women aro bonneted often from 9 to Oj Indeed, in theso days of inexor able distances there is hardly any class of tho sisterhood which does not pass much thno with covered heads. A suggestion of a fashion writer that wouion shopping and going to theaters might wear a soft felt hat, to be checked at tho door or stuffed in the pocket of nn escort, is pertinent, and would bo an excellent one to carry out. It Is certainly a wise woman who will chooso for all ordinary wear a light bonnet or hat, leaving tho heavy Jet and stool creations and overloaded articles for only occasional uso or other women. New York Times. r. I 1 itacliBtts m Protects every person insured in that stntc, so that he cannot loose his money in case of misfortune as is the case with other states. You 'may forget your policy but the policy won't forgot you. ' It is the safest and best. Every man ought to carry Insurance and should put his money where he can't loose it. EVERY POLICY IN THIS STATE HAS CASH and PAID-UP VALUES GUARANTEED MAKING IT BANKABLE IP DESIRED. SEE .1. A. MITCHELL OR THE GEN'L AGT. OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Administrator'si Notice of Ap pointment. NOTICE lc heieby given, that nt tltn December term, of the County Court for the County or Mnrlon and stato f Oregon, for the year I8V1, the uuderxlgneel wus duly appointed tin adtnlulstrator ol the estate of Henry (etss, lute of Marlon county, deceased, Therefore ail ppriu having olalms against said eitate ure hen by notified to present the same for pay-ment.duly-verltled, to the uuderslghed ut his residence In Snlem, Marlon county, iireson, within 8lx months from the daif hereof. And allne'soui ludebtwd to ald estate are hereby requested to make Im mediate setllemeut with the uuderslgnel administrator ut h s residence aloresild. Dated this.luuur the'Jnd A. t). 18UJ r.UHKAW. Administrator nf the esUteof Henry Oclss deceased 1-2 Salem, Oregon. W. I. Sluley, 1'resldent, j, i'. ArmsiinDg, isiaDuger. IS ii si ii ess, Short hit ml, Typewriting, 1'ennmtiiship, English Departme .ts Studentx udmltud atunytlioe. Catalogue free. Cheap land, 30 acre?, 3 miles from Turner, ail good bottom laud iu cul tivation, good orchard, twosprlugs, good nine-room two-story house, hard finished, good barn and other outbuildings, :!500. Tho Oregon Laud coniuny, Salem, Or. eod St 15aby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor proscribed : Cos tor la I Using Old Dress Goods. Tho remnants of party dresses and ancestral bridal robes furnished the material for somo exquisite wall pockets for letters (or what not) that were sent to a woman's exchango. Circles of pasteboard tho slzo of a small tea plato wero covered on tho right side with whlto brocade dotted with tiny rosebuds. The side next tlio wall was covered witli sllosla. Tho pocket pieco was a half circle, cut out a little at the top so that' it was slightly crescent shaped. This piece was also covered with the brocade. Around both the circle and pocket piece was laid a very narrow ball fringo with a gimp top, and tho balls made over buttons. The colors in tlio fringo wero of pink and whlto silk, as was also the cord by which It was to be hung. Other pockets were covered with yel low and white, with palo pink and palt bluo. A pieco of molro makes a beau tiful covering for those pockets. Now York Post. Proposals for Supplies. a HIE boird of trustees ol the Oregon "tute Iusiibe Asylum htieby Invito filled propoials lor lurulshlng at the as Ium, near Bulcin, Oreon, the lollowing supplies lor the six months cudln; July 1, 18Ji DRY GOODS. 1000 yds Amniltag maiiners stripes blue and uliltc. .'MO 5 ds I,ormHte ble.ich hbeetlug, :jfl Inch. 000 yds 1'eqkot a Klitetlug, iW inch. 60J yds American shirting prlum li'hl col ors. nssoi ted. 800 yds centmy cloth, dark colors, assorted ICO yds coniliinUl check, llannel, bluck aud while. 200 yds 'ed aud blue chick glirs crash, 16 Inch wide. SOOyds bleached linen and Freuch crash, ao lutu ,nue. 200 yds Amoskeag blue denim's 9ez. 600 yds Marseilles ork Allg Co checks. &J0yd3AnioskeagAC A ticking, ao Inch wide. 100 yds Kaumkeag corset Jeans dark drab. Odozmeauim size thimbles, closed ends. 10' No -V, white thread, Clark's mile end. 6 16 ' ' 10' ' KO black ... 6 ' IU ' ' 15 gross pearl dress buttons line 21 I M each No. 2, 3, 4, 6 and 6 Mllwardi nee dles. GROCERIES. lbs Lpl bait, 1 t-becse, Cranston's or as good. ' cracked wheat, lresh ground, bbls. 1 con rse hominy 1 oat meal ' 1 luuiUoais, American ' dried curruuu.rresh, good stock, 1 (! a fo's A A It brand curb soda. ' choice Island rice. ' cream tartar. J. A. Folder's prime, or as good. 200 ' glo s starch, Oswego 100 ' uiru starch, Oaweso. 10 ioss mutches, superior Gaiety. 25 doz brooms. 20 doz cans oysters, A. Fields or as good. 25 dot couceutruted lye, American; 25 dozcauscorn, Wluslow. 100 lbs Uiplota. 200 gul coal oil, Pearl In tanks. 2 doz bath bricks, l doz clothes baskets, willow, large size, square tud. 200 gal uioljkses, New Orleans, genuine TINWARE. 12dnz palls (galv iron No. 20 plate, lound DOt lO til 8 ) The Oregon Land Co., WITH PRINCIPAL OFFICE IN SALEM, The Beautiful Capital C!ty of Oregon, and County Seat ot Marion County. Is engaged in selling farming, stock and fruit 'ands 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 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 Libertv Sts., Salem.Or. The Willamette Valley Fruit Growing Company Office with the Oregon Land Co., Gray Block, cormr State and Liberty streets, Salem, Oregon; is engaged in setting out and cultivating Orchards. JHiuvutan gal. 5,f00 HO 2500 !01 2500 IntO W JO0 2000 150 ."CO 1J 10 0 15 20 spicny. Ibt black pepper, ground. ' ginger, grouud. ' cluuam,,n ' 4 mustard ' ' mace ' ' suge ' 1 glass graduate, It IW) hypodermic tablets, apo morphia, 1-10 gr., Wjeth Allro. 103 by i odermlc tablets,, pilocaibinae mur, 100 , ' ' dlgltatenl.nougr W. & Bro. 100 hypoaermic tablets, phybos sallcyl WO Tl. . W. Ul w, lb llquoris potass nrsen 'oz. niortjlihiiMihihiis. 1 doz medicine glares, oz, Knglish lines. i iu pc(iu pure, ruirtuua s. 100 ' paraflne. 1 ' pulf doveri 1 ' ' acaclae. 30 ' potassii bromldura, 1 ' cbloras. 5 ' ' nltras, powd. 1 ' ' citras. 1 lodldi'm. 50 oz quinine sulphas, P. a, W. 2 'oleum clnuamonl. Jlb ' caryophjlll. 2gnl rtcinl. 4 doz strengthening plasters 8.4J. A S?z P.orous Plasters, Allcock's. 10 lbs shaving soap, WiUlams'. 1 ungentum simplex. J ' ' citrlnum. 1 ; ' , ' basillcum. 10 a8altne, XX refined. .1 sponges, large carriage. 1 mortar wedgewood, y. gal. 5 lbs sodli blcorbonas. .',, ' .bora8 Plv. 2 bids carboras. 2 lbs bromldum. HARDWATTR. 100 feet ys round Iron, common. 5 '. . ' ' Norwar. JOHN HUGHES, .Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Pa per and Holder, Artists' Ma tenuis, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Peed and Fence Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc, M:V ADVmiTIrtEllENTS. a A. HOI1KKT, Architect, room 124, Mar onntn Imli.iliig, t'oitlaLd, Oregon. Cash Market ..nf1!1 -,'z f . ,he "German Marfcit. ' prlcis Mill be the Iom est. CARTER'S If ITTLE IVER PILLS. CURE 5. " 'J"" tha inm Mm loci t"" of 0 lystmi. iBCb w r on. DutrrM fli rjutwSi. c White thWrmwt rwaru XTB (km i0 hon la ctuiui SICK I!euU, . jet rT: Urn Uvtn riiu r piu&JIv ti ii m m I QUiiuon. curing lrvTiHuvxti.inn ritirfcvMnnUInt whlk Uwr AmO CUTTVCl &U tll.,nl..r nf ,1. i,... l. cental, nt . value of fi,lN,000 for "ifaoilr'AJSa rrsuUu' "" bow,u' UIUJITAI IWV, I TKLKI'IIONK WRKCKEO. POUTIUND, Or., JU. fi.-Th' trainer IVI01 lionet f the folumbU Trauaportntlou lino while on her way to till city ftoui Astoria early i thU luorultijr, ran ui tlie bnttk-' water at the moulti of tho Wll. caucn. JMwu'tl, Independent, Umetto river ana '. now lylmr at HEAD Ajlx- Ut wouU ts lmo4t priclu to thOM who suffer from UU duirrolnr comnUlnf tun, anj thoM ho ooce try thm vill flnj XUm Ulil WIU wlbl, , 2ri,,i SS Hut Ulei til tick hJ ACHE tetl with the Democrata. No the bottom t.f the ilVer wltb only uubcS.3u" Z fbSu.her, e lorl t ob.truoilua inatle by the the UvwmA Prt or the veewl above :iMLKW22 0ur " ItepubUftun, Walker, Ikui.crat. for the 7ili feetuioilat tllstnct wa watwl, i nu nutfiiiuiy wu nuietlv ormt water. AH the uaavneeni and rrew were aafely landed. CaKTSA'b LjrtTTK f irra ! . tt tBjMyuytaUk. Oo or two puS iSli a daw. Ttw 4r trirtlr v.A.i5u7.1iSJ Then, wrraelgbty.fi) e junsera ffi'JX.0 nUmnf, th'y were all Irauufjiml 0,tB'l WJwrTtyi,tM-nibyiuii; Jh!SWU ADM,,Maf,'"B, wl"llV to lh .irtttner Undine whlTh. " CSrl p M Hia JVrfVct loa." lliu JViiH'vrutluunucu were ekcttil. jMed the aceue won after the ar gQ f)H Jsill Silt So! tfi$ Ilecuerluir Silver Sloue), A few days ngo nn old colored man from across the Potomac in Virginia brought to tlio treasury nn extraordi nary looking lump of metal. He said that it was a lot of silver dollars, halves and quarters, which ho had put iu n tin can some years back and hidden In tlio stono wall of a barn by removing a tono and nlastorlnir tin tho nrifl When recently ho took out tho box he found that trickling water had rusted it almost away, covering tho coins with oxide of Iron and sticking them together In a maw. Assistant Treasurer Whelp ley had tho lump put Into acid and treated with lyo and sawdust, so that tho silver pieces catuo out as pretty and bright as when thoy wero minted, and the old man carried them away de- llgnted,- Wellington Letter, Highly lan!uulilc. First Dudo lawt you hi the nvenuo totlny, Chawles Chlcoyblrd, and you stared wight nt mo and nevah spoke. Sooond Dudo Beg pardon, old chap pie. Nevuh saw jou, 'pon honali! Had mo oyglashes on, dontoher know. Kato Field's Washington. lht ClrruUtln- IEu(niii Knc. Charlie ouii,'noodle I'vo brought the ring tonight, Alice, AliceIjt mo sea It, It looks too large, Cliarlle YoutigntXHllo Oh, that'a what all the girls said. Jewelers' Cir cuLar. PEOPLE! Ask forHurt8 "STAFF OF LIKE" Or whole Wheat Flour, healthletit and bet tailng bn-ud. Alrothe Fumous Pure Aurora Uuck- wheat Flour. CROCKERY. 10 doz glaRg tumblers. 1! ' i-ynip pitelitrs. JJ quarlroup bowls, V. O. 20 ' teacups. FLOUR. 500 hbls more or leas, heat roller proccso. delivered as wanted. ' 60AP. W iound8 Kirk's Saon or as cood. ,H . xt.8 lv.or honl-lu0 eakes each. 10ihhulug8oap(l'aliuer's barber cr TEA. 10CO lb. uuco'.oredJupan, Fcllpsoorasgood. COFFEE. SVO'.bH Ciwtu Itliu, llnt glide. to ' chli-ory, '.10 ' novt Java, ' I'M ' loalilocliu, ' TOUACCO. I0CM lbs ltupldau, or us good. MEATF. 600 Ibi per day more or ktsor befand mution as requlml In euual pT.ru ol foroandhlndiiuarten-. ' LEATHER. I side harness. Oregon, extra good 5 side sole, siocklou, S6 to -.7 per si 1KUTJ . I calf sklu, good stock. STATIONEKY. 12 doz l'uj-Min's indelible Ick ut bluurord's premium fluid. 60 ' HatUU 60 ' li? lA keg ofiS'o 5 lore shoes, !brfc Brfa'i iu lb .No 7 iJutuam iboe mlfa. j? weet'cABMjteiaHrtjttttaii 1 No 3 solid cast muUtlslMi &aa jis , ,t?lnLnf ' ocla:-!. 1 18 Inch horse nua,ar',. ; uus it men round sm. ujirf- ' flat bastord flies. K round ... , 2nd cut. flat mill, 2nd cut. ' knife bastard. ' second cut. y il ! TtPllaT ,aPr nlM, fcingle cut, I ', ty ; slim taper flies, double cut. brand?1 'e1 qBare l Wade No'lwiEagle til barVe' ,DCh bwt ua1y y Iron chanNgaheleA.aw,e. CUUlDE DlpPers- ,nt- 2 kS r i.i"V..w. w .pell over all. 1 , 10 1 ' (I 1 i 1 ' H 1 ' 10 1 11 1 ' 10 2 ' 10 ' 10 1 ' 6 1 ' 1 I ' 4 ii ' i 4 ' 3 i a Summons. '" ' V,1'0;"1 c'ourt "f the State of Ore gon, for .Marion countv. dfeut!0',,,""ml,,,vs- " M-GIover' 7n,IL-l1- u0ei, L the defendnut: . 'n.t,e,Dnnief tho state ol Uieiron vou 7tl ui.Yi,irrS:a0 PJ;,ar "1 answer - -"-,M,Ufc iilCU against ton in tim jwiieenuuea attlou, ,n or I efoie the Mli y i enimea court after thn inimnn. ", ,,.: puWk-aiion of this summons, and if you of IT0 together" V.Th .nterKf thou St the rate of ! per cent per annum Irom March && ' IW&wi " co'LOIundadl'1- noiifled Mi,!. .I,. ucl,on- "u are hereby ,V k!P ' Ka,L'u's Hummnns is tered unon . it. the aid rperslde.eitra half tftW lb dried apples, KOd MUTO, U MH1I t ' iHinrlnL. & commercial Ink. 6 rwins letter jwiht, Wedgtwood shttel.orHs mil ' ,i!rubat,pBS8u ulIon,,, raPh't No .bbz:aol.'Wu's,een, o,int DRIED FRUIT. quality, sun U$tA'iTP"' luatltjr, . low lbs dried pmnos, good qujuty.luiaclu DltUOS. Ipi.aeldum arkiloum j ' boruolcum. 1 ammuu brmtdum '? .' .'. !. cone. 1 autl pyrlue. & bUwuthl sub nltnu, fouibbi SgroM bottle, 3 dwiu. c,u'ou J ' loi. S " ot, . 8t: 2 lbs rhktroforuiuu, StjufbiM'. 4 gn corks, 'o I. ' li 1 1. li".4i!H' hi"l . 21 ruche" . j-w, ,,u , vuue ior inch Acme ninrwri. ttw -No 20 gal sheet Iron Mtim h. .PJ1 -- . .mxmilUB CIMU soo 6110 600 10 ' Albany oommiiin.i V'o 5 kegs ors penny cut nails." .J ' ' ' ' 30 Ueet'ixji angle steel. l 1 . elbows. pWVh)icall? byorderot IhTffl ' at"alKe!n.t,ZVtVV'.?.UKil.rWt:hel Mec-ornackanda.;irit,:haSson nesforniiii1iMf ' ",l-ua'ason 12. V. A . 'Ml lllUI" 1 5 Ct U m 1 ' lJJ ' i i2 mi sockets Unions flange Keystone union lock nuu 25c WantColumn. UKnvin,!?.rU;Lfor ONE CKNT 1EU "'' w ' cms, W 'ocuml'"'! 0m fnrmcly iiurtnS?fyV. .by "r ""v.Iuud. cori.,r au.t 7 ?ou i. m ?.U. !" to ? - ,p P- ' eitctrtccuriim. I'r",lllt),l,oe ,ht" 8trt on neurit cur line. 'lelephouo No. 0. WeVJ.JrtHIi,S.Ub1m,llona8waltfe:8. by nn i'Jeet.'Sem. Br1, Cal1 "l "evue PB w n!e.TiLV hi""se Hnd lot fnr 275 In ttlteomleeUl8 Ku,luhe at Ulol.e real 12-28-ir , , ,, . "- UUW J X ' 1 HUKhlnn, 11......... z m. : i. . ? " " io4 inch X J lueh stop and w.?2 u f 1A lUGU Mil A hIK m-m . '.manned T ObT. TunH. ..j J rmine.V.. r.5u."u wlPt?In ray "igfigrassr "SSVJK" lA rubber plugs for Kul. . 'Hum's bet Kull ItolUr IVoccu Mr.'v AIYur Paw y Mour. Ask your dealer vr vuom gxii sua taxe no .uutltul. toi Y tit tan purk'a cotup, Wyeth a Jlro !. lrtKu,co. JunlptrU, 1M ii rnd, tgowj-anil. caps let. J. D. HIRST A SON, Aurora, SisL-wrtSV; ifDctberU, I OlS ! ,nh Fuller bibs, Wieetl Inch gal wrought Iron pipe tiaina,,ll,h ' se glasses. lnes"lo5ug,nCh ' KKe glasses, 1 bur iltMnnn, -,, It bord onrush ?? at".h office of the "SL'.'"'""" ,Uo rtnt to reject w.'thin TU ! L 'Wiles WIU U, ,.. . Ap7,oih?.Uid4?La',P'noeof '-ofsuppli,, m2vfi,be.nituf the "nicinuinlSehi' ?rlLUn n Vai IUrtndiil.Kir..,fb.ld' -rh bid m,,.7 nM zr "-r.-f.ieoisoi ..i...u.: " " ;uuu cir. i. r. "."mil PSa liouKe In Korlli IHEXT M... .em.o7aUyAi:oottfe "oler, or,U L0S-JtourftkClkrnffBlrd8'.betw,n nis. trunk tooper'b store. 11 27 tf ' .,.t"V.-A hou. m 1MIIC 111 r noriiiof I'nlou. who Meeptioo of mt . U"u ,n fII, o 0ri Irt uroMM.!2d.aoqr' Aadlt leg swoun,, rv,K?wWa from wnflrm. TrMlstaientdo. ion7 ,wbtn " sd- me vtu t oiwsi ., - ,.... wr.JsD.Vis. -'"0p.tn.,ou nS'.TtU t'EXMlYHR qnireor T.' Van der ffl &K!". ; Tli- acre. w-lhln ,he trty lu i.r n,r e"?'"n' S.-..U-Afr..PruP trty iu ,.r cnihiij. or, neur 64iun. v C. Dibble, U9KII Ser Marlou Taud P!ltJJ".b"rt PnIrty cor 0Wrlnlil?vAV'SB.u ,111 ou J. ' ro"m "," Y,r,d1 Ui bank. 'liKd lllJulnrtoow. Stable "ddltiS. .J1'" , water; Hlghu,ud J-tquire jim Lounge treL lm ,H Wi.V,111?';1, WAN SOCIFTV hie. n. Y-obJ xinF".l eu ,,,e