Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 16, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textw Bf -to $18,600 was for services tin a lawyer, whloh lio lind rendered to II ilea perpoitoily. Th suit created con fildorable Interest ot tba time It woa brought ou account of the ectipu tlonal Mature of the cases In which HilesnndBrlggs bud been Interested. Litigations bnd extended over a period f several jeans and H of Brlggs' vfloris to obtain payment wero fruitless. In rejrard to Hie ntalm that ItrigK' entire services wero paid for by the HO a mouth, ComniMoner Ityan helil that the burden of the proof rested with the defot dunt. Jn hiHoplnloii.BUlllcieiit proof of i bin fact wan not forth coming, nnd after cutting Urlggs' bill down to $S000 ho allowed It. JIUUBK DK11ATK8. Washington, Jan. 10. In tho debate on the bill providing for comtullteo clerks, Dlckernou quoted Btutlotlui to show uudue expendi tures lu regal d to clerks, and favor ing the minority report cutting oft' Bovcrnl clcrka. OunimlngB, of New York, re buked the house for voting regularly for an appropriation for a clerk to every (senator, yet now proponing to down its own committee clerks. Bou telle, of Maine, spoko at boiuu length in a humorous Biralu, in velculnir agaluat the Democratic party for lack of patriotism, Baying that In the last elx mouths ho hud heard of only ono putriotlo remurk jmulo by a Democrat, aud that wuh by a woman. Ho referred to the Cfltlmublo wife of tho present gov ernor of New York, who, hearing a ludy alluding to tho necessity of refurnishing tho New York execu tive inanition, said, "It was not iiect'Hsary In ordor to put tho gov ernor's mansion in order to go be yond tho confines of tho republic When firms In VVuturtowu did not liavo tho article she culled for, she would buy of manufacturers or Im porters." (At tho word "Importer" tho Democrats burst Into laughter, as If tho lady's remarks strength ened their view on tho situation.) Uoutollo quoted further from Mrs. Flower's talk, In which she stated tint ttlio was an American through and through, aud that sho had yet to find a better aud cheaper place In whioh to shop than in American stores. Uouti'llo having In -Ills speech humoroujly compared Hotmail's measure of retrenchment uud reform to thoBcenoln Dothoby's hull, when Mrs. Squcersadmlulstered brimstone and treacle to tho students with a spoon, Euloc, of Tounessce, suld If Uoutollo had read the story further, ho would remember that after n time tho students overturned tho admin istration, aud taking the Bpoou, compelling Mrs. Bipieers to tn!o brimstone- liorsclf. That was ex actly what tho people had done. Twelve months agoth Jtopubl cans compelled the Democratic party to tako brlmotono and treacle, but the penplo overturned their administra tion, and tho Demoorulio party Is now giving brimstouo to tho Itcpub Mean parly. He, Enloe, did not think It courteous lu the gentleman from Maine to read a newspaper In ter view with Mrs. Flower, but as ho hud douo so ho should tell the house where tho last Bet of ohlua bought for tho White Houeecamo from, and whether It wus not of foreign make. Democratic Intighter. A Republican member rising to a point of order, thut Euluo was not addressing himself to tho question under consideration, En loo ex pressed tho hope thut tho presiding olllcer would allow him to flop his wings n little. In tho last congress tho c.nf had chopped them oil with a hutohot, and ho hud to go to his own statu to seek the freedom of debate which belongs to American citizens. Tho minority substitute provid ing for i!l olorks, was defeated, yeas 84, nays 151, and thu majority ro port, whloh provides for thirty Heveu olorks, was agreed to. THE CHILIAN AFFAIR. Must Apologize or Fight Wo nro Getting Ready. TUB HOUSE DEBATES. Her Hundredth Birthday, M'Kin ley on Wool Tariff, The Mexican Border, The Duke Clarence, Big Fire in New York, Nicaragua , Canal, River Impovements, Hol ' man's Resolutions, State and Foreign News, Etc. CHILI OETT1NO ItKADY. Washinoton, Jan. 10. It cum not be learned that any communica tions have potted this morning be tween tho state department and Minister Egon nor was the Chilian minister at the department. Several senators and representatives called upon Secretary Dlniuothls forenoon. Ono of tho former said ho heard nothing directly from tho secretary relating to Chill, but he knew this country should now assert Its dig' nlty and spank the bumptious little Houth American republic. Tho re ported preparations of tho Chlllau government for war though lacking rdlcln! confirmation lu all its details yet It is viewed vith with deep con cern at the navy department. The reported dispatching of a fleet ot three cruisers and torpedo boats from Valparaiso under uealed orders, which was reported from Chill through private sources yester day it Is thought will he for the purposo of guarding tho straits of Magellan which tare regarded to a certain extent ns tho gateway to Chill. The theory Is that It Is the desire of tho Chilian government to afford amnio protection to Its important cml supply station at Port Cabello in tho straits. The capture of thin station would boa serious blow to Chill and might ultimately bo made tho object of a campaign In southern waters In ease of hostilities. MOST Al'OI.OCIlZK on viairr. Washington, Jan. 10. It Is tho understanding now that President HarrltiOu'H message on tho Chilian ufldr will go to congress about next Wednesday, Tho full report of Judge Advocate General Itemy's Investigation at Maro Island will probably reach Washington on Monday or Tuesday and will bo ap pended to the messugo of tho presi dent. It will bring out evidence tending to show that tho attack ou thu Baltimore's men was premedi tated, and that tho policemen par ticipated in it. Tho messago will be accompanied by n number of photos showing tho streets lu which tho assaults took place, In widely separ ated parts of tho city. These photos will show that tho soamou wero not gress A bailor's view. Washinoton, Jan 18. A letter from Valparaiso says: There are a number of Chilian tneiiiwnr here, the Almlranto Cochrane alid Hua scar, Ironclads, and tho nruored cruiser Esmeralda. If I could, I would renounce the United States navy and Join the Chilian navy. Three grlugws that were lu the Ulaned formerly, ate now commis sioned ofllcers on the Cochrane. Promotion Is rapid when lighting Is going ou. An American sailor dare not go ashore since the little episode several months ug. Trouble Is brewing for the United State. We aro in a poor plight, as nine of their new ships have torpedoes aud more numerous batteries of rapid llilng guns, Nordeufelitts, Il.itcli kiss aud (Jul Hugs, and a foil null! of torpedoes to back them up. If h comes toacrNfs, In my opinion, vt will have our hands full, nldmugli I heard the captain st.v ho -m'd whip any Chilian In pori. Tnd .' Chilian Times states thut Chili lu nothlug to lose and all to gain lu a war with the United States. 8KCIIKTAIIY TKACY'8 KKI'OKT. Washington, Jan. 10. Secre tary Tracy has made a report to tne president, snowing the num ber of war vessels ready for ser vice and within a few days will eet sail for Valparaiso. The vessels. Secretary Tracy informs tho cabi net, are In first-class fighting condi tion. Ho paid: Captain Schley, of tho Baltimore, has asked to be sent back to Valpa raiso, if there Is to be activo service, continued tho secretary. I replied that as soon as his ship was over hauled and her bottom cleaned and painted ho could go. This makes thirteen of tho beat vessels tho United States owns all concentrated within easy distance of Chilian ports. It Is said last night that the Mian tonamoh will bo sent to guard (ho straits of Magellan. There is un easiness felt about San Francisco, for the navy department has unques tionable news that at least two Chlllau commander mean to make for that city tho Instant war Is de clared and levy an Indemnity ou tho city or lay It lu ashes. Naval ofllcers hero aro fiellng very serious. They havo no doubt of tho light ing qualities of the Chilian navy nor of their enterprise, and all say If It does enmo to blows It will be a very bitterly fought out war. Confidential orders were Issued to tho general superintendent of re cruiting at New York today to accept every available mon lit for artillery or Infantry. General Scho Held Intends filling up the infantry regiments to their maximum of 1000 rauk aud tile. Recruits are coming forward In unusual number Just now, aud reports tonight aro that 300 were accepted from four stations this week. Wahhinciton, I). C, Jan. 10. Seorotary Tracy Is in his otllco til1 morning seeing members of cm- a.id other callers. The navy mi leiaeliBtts a Protects every person insured in that state, so that he ! cannot loose his money in case of misfortune ns is the ' case with other states. You may f rgot your policy but l the policy won't forget you. It is the s.tfest and best. Every man ought to carry Insurance and sliouid put ms money where he can't loose it. 1IOTKIN WILL NOT lll-SION Toi'KiCA, Kan., Jan. 10. Judge Ilotkin stated this morning ho would not resign, ho gave this In formal lun after consultation with tho governor. KHO.HN TO DK.VTII. 1icmaihk, Ohio, Juu. 1(1. John Manley, proprietor of the Wharf boat, uud his hou Puter, were found fror.on to death this morning. TsJej. ull attacked In disreputable parts of thu town, but that some of thorn wero sot upon lu the most res pectable part of the town, where It Is highly Improbablo that American seamen would havo startod a row, even If they had been drunk so early In thu day. Tho evidence will show that thu attacks wero ull sim ultaneous uud that soiiio of thu men attacked woro more than two miles from their companions. Tho con spirators scorn to have agreed that at a given hour tho American sea men woro to bo attacked wherever they could bo found. Nothing can be detlultoly learned as to tho time Chill will bo allowed lu which to answer ultimatum of tho Uultcd States, but It Is generally bellovcd that from seven to fourteen days will be allowed, COAL TO UHII.I. San Fuancibco, Jan. 10. The collier Sun Mateo hus been chartered to tako coal from Nanalmo to Chill. Thu captain of tho collier states the United States government has char tered tho vessel and.has ordered him to rush his cargo through us rapidly as possible. Tho vessel will leave this port for Nanalmo today. The rfun Mateo can curry a cargo of over 1000 tons, aud can steam nearly twelve knots an hour, so that It will not tako many daya to mako tho trip. OitDHKKII TO Tllli INDIICS. Nkw Yoiuc, Jan. 10. Tho uioul tor Mluntonomuh hua been ordered to tho West Indies. It will tako only a few days to gut her ready for ou, Her commander will report to Admiral Uherardl. Thu cruiser Vewurl; will probably act iw convoy. T1IKOIIAHI.KMTON IlKADV. Fan Dhxio, Cul. Juu, 10. Sailing orders wero received by Captain Hemy, of the Charleston, yesterday. She will Icavo hero Monday even ing or Tuesday morning. ller des tination Is not stated, but It la believed tho orulset will tint go to Mare ttdutid to bo cleaned of marine growth nn her bottom, uud then go to South Paelllo waters. It la uu otUclally suld that tho Hultlmore will rcitort hero at once to Hear rUlmlnd II row n, VKSSKUi HKA11Y WW SKA. Vauxjo, Jan. 10. Examination Tk CUM Kmi (or tne great n MM pi Hood' rUruparllu It fou&4 lu U , ZZ , . hZ2 .S; 72 I'wvw that the ItaUlinora was not SffiS"fflVST.W Ull l l.ot with II.. Vullejo Ui (tten to tut nittUdiie a peimljulty i&4 shore, A force or machluWs, department was hi constant lelu graphic communication with Hie navy yards and naval stations In all parts of the country forsoveral hours last night. DOKS NOT WANT IT. WASHINGTON, J tin. 10. Judge Lludsoy, of Kansas, who;o nomina tion as member of the Interstate commorco commission was sent to tho senate last week, today Informed tho president he declined to accept thu appointment. Sl'KAKKH OHISI. Washington, Juu. 10. Speaker Crisp's condltlou today Is some what better than yesterday. He Is still very weak, and Hot llkoly to be &blo to resume work before weok after uext. Ills oomploto recovery Is now thought to bo simply a matter of time aud prudence. holman'h resolution. "Washington, Jan. 10. The houso of representatives hss declared emphatlo hostility to subsidies, bounties and laud grants, and pro nounced in fayor of rigid retrench ment In appropriations. Holiuan's resolution eutiro wiib adopted by tho house, but not until its author had consented It should bo Interpreted In a boiiso broad enough to permit all appropriations and legitimate legislation. Tho advocates of the world's fair appropriations are tlnd lug great comtort in this Interpreta tion, and even tho friends of mall steamship subsidies and sugar bouuty maintain that tho pledge of tho government havlugoiico passed, appropriations to fulllll these obliga tions nro but "appropriate uud legiti mate legislation." When tho resolution was reached In thu order of unfinished business it was generally es peeled llolman would conseut to amend mini ts modifying tho sweeping character of tho second reoolutlou, but he sur prised all but a few confidants by refusing to do anything of tho kind. Py uuunlmous eonseut ho with drew his motion of Thursday even ing to reconsider tho vote by which the previous question was ordered, aud said ho hud come to the conclu sion and the resolution was broad enough to permit any and all appro priate legislation, Hermann, of Oregou, and Wilson, of Wushlugtou, both voted against the r solution. Tho Associated Press reporter naked llolmau whether he considered his rvanlu- THE OHEOONIAN. I'oKTLAND, Jan. 10. The Orego nlan yesterday moved Into its new building, which Is one of tho finest newspaper ofuces yet constructed. I'he structure Is 100 feet square and nine stories in height, surmounted by a tower, It is built of brown sandstone and brick, and Is fireproof throughout. The paper will appear today In a slightly diminished size and will be ten pages. It will be printed on u new pei feeling press und from now type. LOUISIANA LOTTKRY. Nkw Yohk, Jan. 10. A letter was made public yesterday written by Cardinal Gibbons to Genera! George I). Johnston, nn the subject of the Louisiana lottery, as a result of the Interview had by the general with the cardinal. The cardinal In stren uous terms condemns the scandalous business of the lottery, uuo. says It is an enemy to the honesty and peace of any community, to the happiness aud comfort of homes, to individual thrift aud euterprlHe, and it Is the duty of every upright eltizi'ii am) earnest christian to aid in Its de thronement or oppression. He says, in conclusion, that he raises his voice, in prayer that our faithful peo ple might help forward tho good work of putting an end to such ravagi'-t. HUH HUNDRKDTH IlIUTHDAY. Nkw Oklkans, Jan. 10. Mrs Lydla Ite.an, representing many of tho best families of Now Orleans, on Tuesday celebrated tho 100th an niversary of her birth. A reception was hi 1I and a congregation of her ilefceiidants gathered about her to celebrate the event. Tho old lady Is remarkably well preserved. Her hair is full und not completely white. Her eyesight Is only begin ning to full, while she possesses all hr faculties In a vigorous degree. Mr.", lit sum came of sturdy stock. Her futher, Joseph Oukden, was the llrwl branch pilot In New York, aud rowed Washington from Jersey City upon the occasion of tho president's Inauguration. Her husband was a Huguenot who escaped from Franco and sotlled on Staten island. He carried on a hardware coppersmith Ing business, mado tho boiler for lilton'-j first Huilson river steam boat, and forged the first bell for Tammany. Mr. Itezun paw every president until Andrew Jackson's term, hud vivid recollections of Purr and Hamilton, who tilled tho public eyo for quite a space, and was a keen observer of airalrs in Now York. After her husband's death In Now York In 18-17, Mrs. Pezan camo to New Orleans, whore sho has since resided with her descendauts, among whom are nu inhere 1 tome of tho most noted men of tho city. MAIL HAGS ItOIlllKI). Uatavia, N. Y. Jan. 10. A bold robbery of tho United States mall occurred here 0 o'clock at the lflrle depot, Mall for the wett-bound tndu. consisting of two pouches, was ou a baggage truck on the pint form, waiting tho train's arrival. An employe having them In charge stepped Into tho depot fora moment, uud on Ids return the biurs were mlsjlug. They wero found latter under a plank In the rear of the freight house. They had been torn open, and the contents abstracted. A tramp lounging about the depot Is BUseoted of tho robbery. KV13RY POLICY IN THIS STATE HAS CASH and PAID UP VALUES GUARANTEED , MAKING IT PANIC ABLE IF DESI11ED. SEE .1. L. MITCHELL OR THE GEN'L AGT. OP THE MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 5ICKI.NLKV ON TIIK WOOL TAKH'F. Columiiits, 0 Jau, 10. In a Bpfooh before the agricultural con vention, Governor MoKiuluy said: There Is ono thing that thoyall might as well make up their mluds to down lfiaU Thut they cau't have wool five when It coiiiea ou our bucks. They cannot havo wool eomo Into their fautorles In New England free, uud come out of tboir faitorles with a t irlil to tlio,,Aiueil- can people." SUCOllSSION AOT. Washinoton, Jau 10. Hatch, of MUaourl, Introduced a bill amend ing the presidential succession act, so us to add the otllco of secretary of Interior, which was referred, House adjourned till Monduy. TUB NICAKAGUA CANAL. Washington, Jun, 10. In pur suance with an old established dia tom tlvo itiemUini of tint buuso gress upon the Nicaragua caual project and very fluently he de scribed the political importance of the canal and the advantages to accrue from the rotention of its management and control In Ameri can hands. niVKIl IMPROVEMENTS. Washinoton, Jan. 10. Members of the house committee on rivers and harbors say it is safe to assume that the river nnd harbor bill will be considejably less than that of the last eongiess, and no new improve ments will be recommended unless of exceptional merit. Friends of tho plan to afford relief to the great wheat growing region of the North west by the construction of a canal or ship railway around the dalles of the Columbia, and thus afford water transportation to the Pacific ocean, have abandoned these more costly hrojects, nnd will endeavor to have a leas expensive work of Improve ment authorized by congress. Rep resentative Hermann yesterday in troduced u bill having this in view. It appropriates $114,000 for con struction of a portnge railway around the dallrs. The ship railway project involves an appropriation of 2,800,000, and that for canal aud locks, $3,600,000. nermann said tho plan proposed would give tem porary relief, aud tho works con strueted could be utilized whenever a ship railway or canal wa3 approved by congress. WALTEIl WOOD DEAD. Hoosicic Falls, Jan. 10. Wulter Wood, tho well known inventor nud manufacturer of harvesting ma chines, is dead. iiki Finn in new yokic. New York, Jan. 10. E. M. Van Tassel's big grain elevator and ware house together with tho old stables of the Knickerbocker ico company hurtled this morning, involving a loss of $200,000. It is known that two workmen perished In the flames. Henry Korpp, curpenter, was burned to death on the fourth lloor. John Kinsley, also a carpenter, is missing and Biipposed to havo been burned. There wero several narrow aud thrilling escapes. Van Tussell's warehouse, elevator and new ma chinery cost about $160,000, insur- nuco ouly $40,000. Iu tho elevator thero was 80,000 bushels of oats, 10,000 bags wheat, bran aud flaxseed ou hand, has acceited. New Yoiuc, Jau. 10. A Wash ington special says Charles H. Aldrloh, a member of tho law firm f Aldrleh, Payne and Washburn or Chicago, who was appointed to suc ceed Wm. H.Taft as solicitor gen eral of tho United States, lias ac cepted tho appointment, nn. aiiAvia. Denver, Jnn. 10. Dr. Graves has applied to tho governor for a reprieve for sixty days. Ho denies that ho is guilty and ayers that It will require at least thirty days to preparo tho transcript of his case for his appeal to tho supreme court. THE MEXICAN 110RDEU. Monterey, Mex., Jan. 10. Gen eral Hayes' latest advices from MIer aro that everything on the frontage Is quiet. Nothing would better ploae the Mexican government than for the United States authori ties to allow tho insurgents to cross over to this side, so that they could be annihilated. Iu tho meantime tho authorities aro watching the Interior closely aud aro ready to promptly suppress any outbreak whloh might occur. General Ruyea contends that tho Chihuahua atlalr The Oregon Land Co., WITH PRINCIPAL OFFICE IN SALEM, The Beautiful Capital Cty of Oregon, and County Seat or Marion County. Is engaged in selling farming, stock and fruit lands in the Willamette Valley. If you aro looking for iand do not faiUo 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. baudring1enrrrwaui1.-dt idTas h"jOfficein Gray Block, Cor. State and LibertvSts,,Salem,Or. life ebbed awav. vvl)fii tiiedoetars, tlons. The people will lint talk, either through fear or hecau-c iu reality they are sympathizers of Garza. THE DUKE CLARENCE. London, Jan. 10.- Apprehension is felt In many quuitei regarding the condition of the Princess of Wales, who takes the death of her son very much to heart, and refuses to bo comforted. Her long service in the sick rooms of both Prince George and Pri-ce Victor had the elicit of greatly debilitating her aud ebe is completely prostrated. Prin cess Victoria Mary, w!m-e p lgtiant i-orrow at the loss f her U trothed husband seems to Increuse, is also prostrated by the intensity of her grief and her refusal to touch food. Muchauxiety is expressed legurding her. Princess Mary stood beside announced the duke whs dead she became hyst-rical, nnd her cries were henrtrmdinir. EIHiit were made to lead her from the room, but for a long time nothing could induce iicr to leave the death chamber. She stood by tho bedside aud leaning over she called, "Eddie, my Eddie," iu agonized tones, aud eutreating him to speak to her once more. MAIUvETS. Portland, Jau. 10 Wheat val ley $1.G2J $1.03; Walla Walla ?1.57j $1.00. Chicago, Jau. 10. At close wheat was steady, cash, .80; May, .91 J. San Fuancibco, Jau. 10. Wheat buyer, season $1.78j. WEATHER REPORT. San Francisco, Jan. 10. Fore cast for Oregou and Washingten: Clearing. Xow Try Tin's. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, If you have a cough, cold, or any trouble with throat, chest or lungs. Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds is guaranteed to glvo relief, or money will be paid back. Suilerere from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy aud perfect re covery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself jusi how good a thing it Is. Trial bottles free at D. J. Fry's drugstore, 225 Commercial staeet, Large size 60c. and $1.00. HOTEL ARRIVALS. "WH,L.AMKTTE" J W Ilnzeltiue, Gold Hill. S II Greene, Jersey City. Wm. Phelps, New York. W W Smith, G W Fox, 'Frlco. J C McCaffrey, I, S Mallory, L F Coun, Portland. L C Northrup, Portland. A Wilziukle, D Maiauau, It V Vaii Cott, T Lynch, F S Smith. SF. II. G Martell, Detroit. "COOK." D C Elder, E L Rector, Gervais. A Kilgore, J Lorginsou, J V Gerr aud wife, Portland. E C Schellburg, Salem. J D Fisher, Cauby. Bute In the MUM uf Uuncur TUI would worn a ooDtracllotluu-ii m Id fuel, to the ee. Hut oiperlenco ho' The Willamette Valley Fruit Growing Company Office with the Oregon Land Co., Gray Block, corner State and Liberty streets, Salem, Oregon; is engaged in setting out and cultivating Orchards. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South or Willamette Hotel, SALSM - - - OREGON L. B. HUFFMAN, Limy SUMe and Feed Yard. The Btst Box Stalls and Corral In the I'lty. Quiet, family torses a specialty. (In rear Willamette hotel.) SALEM, - . . OREGON W. M. DeHAVEN, nig - and - Sale - Stable. One floor vest of Lunn"R Dry Doods store pn Male street. O.Uet family Yearns HwS lal attention pahj to transient stock. ElU TRUCK AND EXPRESS, MORGAN & MEADE, Truck & Dray Line. to,ia.m8ana:i,prompl work "or VKOFESSIONAI. CAKDS. GEO. H. BURNETT, Attorney at law, Salem. CJrecun. nnim nmr I nrti t iiusli's hank. TVARCY & BlNOUASl, Attorneys and XJ counselors at lnw, SMein, Oregon. Having au abstract ol the records of Muriou county, Includlnc a lot and block Index 01 Salem, they have special facilities for ex amlniug titles to real estate, liunincss in tho supremo court and in the state depart ments will receive prompt attention. ST. RIWIAIIDON, Attorney at law, . oltlce upatnlrsin front rooms of new llii-h block, corner Commercial and Court Ftreets.Baiem.Ortgon. 105N A. OA11SON, Attorney at law. V nii""l? ? aim 4-LudQ & Utah's bank building, Balem, Ortgen. 8 1 lyr U.l'.BONHAM. . UlBce In Bush's block, hftuwn Rtntn iCom'lbt. W. H. HOLMES. Attorneys at law. and Court, on ( rjlILMON FOKU attorney at law, Salem, hLbrt'8on- ouIcc urtalrs in teuton's block tloi iniuci, io wie ee. nut experience ha iiui.vu nn Iut.iuuiiy, iuko th c of Itieludlvlduttlwruxlweiuin a malarwui region A robust omitltuUon In no rer. tain defenco nifaluHt the dreaded chilli a period little .hort of Imtf '' cent"r, proves that lUwleiler'H Htomaoh Bittern fc prerUrly till. ThU rontlnenl dom in? limit the tlold vrh-re th medlclnt hit proved Its errienpy. !n South Atnerto the lttllUlUK of I'mmmn l.i. where In laet where mlHsma barn diM-iic iVm.;.!.-! :;." .7 .'"Yr'xa po ,..:. il."" ..."" """-"" I'noCTliwW bi SEi: :r'.V''.u'c- J'B '" H it. SU.TT0N&S0N, h x p r e s s and II a jr a a c T""M quick delivery to mi .-: i-veord,?,Tvfear WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAI'lTALSTOCK, all Salscribtd, 1200,000 Trunct.J, CA. llOBEUT, Architect, room J2J Mar . guani building, fortlaud. Orn'n '..YfJL'J'JAMH. rffx !.? "uu" JicAKY. DIKHCTQItfc .IS.M.. -Vte rVeiiem -wunler LBSKteara nttentlon given in hi ",; ,rac,e. Special children. l diseases of Women and riSSSwsaswaa iriil iim.i -"if hteek on Corn. blJ-tf DicrnMI lr.u tmiouiits to notlilnu. It Is tho ouliw ZZ'X I".W5SS; "ff and bow. .. mw uviiri rr. luu hero that Diaz Is willing for th rovnluttotilMa to prowed, to Hint he enu find out exautly who Is putting up tho money ntul who Is tho nxil Itenil, The terrible lmverty nal ti nt I ly omis unonslnoi. Sturvluu mon ant willing to tight forthsir lirx'iul, mill unions the wants of the I'Oople Hre relieved they could easily b cutivarted iuto nu nrmy, nud this I what cations niuitty. Piiik uiton inou uru at work ferretlug out the lender, and a woman has been found to fusolunte C.aixtt Ifubewtn And him. "iON JIUILDLVO, SALKM, - . OREGON AliBtt tswvkll.t lik.illi.l., ........ l . I . mwu nuum invviuviu niinruitriaiiuu A-nit u ,m f. !.. v..-. m Hi terU.n tht owy otter mp bolleMiinUero ami helper are work- or loan for the benelUof the World's ' at the deiwrtmeut or utate and wid . . - .. AJ,rllMlllll . lllA II till. Ill llffMt tlt,, ' rl,Al Will I illuillilll.li !.. .n....A . - . T OAKMT CATl'll OAIIX.V Ban .Antumu, Tx., Ju. Mllltrry detwrtiuowt Itl .a. I..- . Improve appetite and leep. nwiiriilii. PllMIMtHtlatri anil krMn - r ',," " ....,...,.... nUx aiuwrj 'iiipiainu. A WARNING-DON'T USE BIG WORRy In promulijutlrnr roterlr cnttliiiiina or and phtloMihlcal or Pych4.loi;tel ow. yatlon.leware uf pUtudlnoiw i4r .r Let j our tatemeut. kmw u clr fld on. . ctirucM, compiicted eoinprheBlwTV elient contUteuey uud a c.iir,i7. til rocyuor. KfChfW all confl(imrtio2i orrialHlent Eorrulny, Jejune blibUBJi? aud amlne anVetu n..J 'la irnuVTfi' pro upon other tbe tuprrttvti ,t V? VIjnnln ivntr.1 ..ui, end win ii, and m mny other ue I1U tH,Ih.l?Z from tit .Paul and Minoe.poli, aM lUfiX and Aihlaud toailwaukte, blo iiS neoU.'dmntini; 'RWzSErz fcfrirSrafE. eiwtion. ImvelntellUibility viTSiit? lTf fci. i2L (Kouwll la m.) Ladd ifi (Jili, Bankers, Hihm ,r,..,,'e"''. ?ta rh Including ttUe block rooiniTli.i,e,7,la- 0lDce lfi from B to K a m rt ?d 1L 0njce uours Htr. W' and rom 2 to U p. m. D'VS ruAmDVIS- Omce hours, yornl"btc0ll,m;2I,. Ul' to P- D'Hbi WbUeS-?6?."1. 0mco over ll Mn-et" ,'ornert Lourt nnd Com- 'ululcssopera- rauim .. n. . . r , v- w.mio n.icc. Imbi nr.r;,"J: 'inuiied dental onera; too. a .SaiSw,P"on. I'alukM oDera- rSl,- kX exitiou; bavelntrllUibility .rrti vaclty. without rh.Hlom.H.ubi or niZ. "'r!;. """""j. iwnafMt varan V ventriloqual verbiMliy and vaaditMui!Z.' vanldltv: thun doabl . njUZT1 .!..., . I IfWWltVMII.l tMlii,. ..-.. . : ."ii ii ih iiere rm .p,'rL Ih oTbTT "Sir? S,,- Ml cj. teO -. ."itoaji M.k a. aJLZ"Jw. Ha .75 iu y..i';""r''ii la mm a! BmiMEMi CAHDS. '. SaSfl? tav 18.-1 are lu receipt of infoniiatlpn clvlnir plainly, natural, .uy. ami treiiJtaL detalla of the .coulliiB of troo, ?.'"'u, "Eel5 Cash Market. &&aL,41C,,LK' ttS?ZWtlngVnl llltAlrJiriT1 R'CuUon of ih """ iQ ".lw ttopeopi of the neigh. w-u -a . . n in. . ..a..i ai.ia iiininnui ii ' iiin.n liiriiiH iiiil iiiiih i nui irui iihihiiii i iiiuin itin ivintii piii ...... Ta .. a . Meo4' rianua cuij ochmuu, mm - .....,.,-. ...- .,-...-,.. .Mv .......uu- rnuaj-, n was expecieu llio n'ore- Mourn and an Jtuuusr, lwiu, lu two your. AU repair to tho tlou placed upon the legislation tbnt tary would touch upon tho hiwIiuhI m.cJi, jmtowatM, 0Trcoe Th4 lil will bvAuUhwlliwlilttof lwlw, we liav lredy had In regard to relations between tbla oouutrv nnd WMrwilh"""oi'rti"- iIhvh. Tim MM,.h.i la lit Iia Mm v.-fl.l A, r A ..,.. ..I... !..... ,..., ... " - -i ...... , .... , Mt.Kmcf,l'uliatiiiittWM8ytJ ",',t " 7 .-..i - ... i .i i T , "'""'". v,u,u' mi uo u,rtS!l ,lu"' ne'paru of Hu.lual routuy. Tliey -. .. -....-,iitQi. i.i.iijl ktitaiu, ready for f el vice, and the can bo uudd for a imbl o ohtet. and .,,.t(0-... ..,-.1 . .. ,u .... ... .... . "J y , ,.r. ...-., -,.-.., ,-.:. : . . .. .... --,,-. .-.K,,. .i3Imui, iiDimi unu tue wereevmeunv occuuiea iiv (i.irxH'd aitHhiht Oarzn A number of old campa wMts found between Loa Ojelotiaud HI Pauo, ami otlwrs la FiistKaiinalBank. MBUL JbuJK raai,- "'acmlths and tfHWaa, tH,u4,n,PIOe1' "PP08" tate DICK A Itcisa i,,..,. it rWirtnmi ,?","'" ut U kinds ot iaot? P. iJ-n-Bnfaelure of all r. rtJr!',,,-ei'alrlnKaaieclal- --n-i,lin:tl. tor. Bcwer pPHviMv.ttS-i'sizyYx.' - nti iwVu'.. vf"? ii'?'u..r L '"ti7,.2"fk? n peiUy or ' -" U, II. I.UDH fW,1.H?f A'fjY. Arctiltect, New Bush lireyman hlnok ii.n. ..., ,.,.,i.i.. nm r All ,.T -- . ."""""" licvuii.- m Z Tr ' 0l buildings on short QQKfd after mtendeceonYor&promffflr WDiiaH' Architect. Plans, Specl an r.fnV?n.8 S1!? superintendence lor . Office heura: . ',s Wf0. Ko- 2loip' w. 0fflce houre i0 to 12 a.m. , - '2lmHMx-- w tw,& - v fKi'W.i if" ,t -W-' -Jr jwriM!lw,fq ro-w-- ,mjvw i' , tfw. j.,- t" V 1 jsb4 vrsi 3 1