Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 18, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI M m m 1 m U THE CHILIAN AFFAIR. The Navy Doparfment Active. SPEECllBSlEjOHBIirFORMCLUB, Captured at Last, The New Guns, Bi-Chloride of Gold, Large Land Slide, Code of Rules, Insulted a Young Girl, Foreign and State News. .now IT STANDS. Wash I Koto N, Juu. 18. The president today denied himself to all vtsitora and worked on the Chilian correspondence, lie Is pre- nnrtntr hla tnpm(7n in nnllirrCHfl. ,....,.. . . - -. Tlio Chilian miulHter had. on Inter view with Blrduo lusting au hour. Rumor is circulated to the efl'ect the Chilian minister uotllled this government that an apology from Chill would be forth coming. This could not bo con firmed. Col. Remy, naval Judgt advocate general, will return to thin city tomorrow or Wednesday witli concluding testimony. WO WAKLIKK NKWS. Washington, Jiirt. 17. A dllll gent Inquiry at ttio war department fails to disclose auy warlike prepar ations on tho part of army men, except the work on tho fortification around San Francisco, but the work was begun last spring, before thun Were any suggestions of a war with Chill. For the comfort of Callfoi nlaim, who have been representee as defenseless. It may be stated, oi the authority of ordnance olllcers that the Golden Gate is defended In soma flfteen-lnch guns, which, though unooth-bores, aro yet mos formidable. The experiments mndi at Handy Hook with guns of thin size have shown that a powtlei charge may bo largely Increased, compared with what Is regarded ns uaro charges, during war. Improve mentfl In tho slow-burning powders made this possible, and now a fifteen inch smooth boro with a churgo of 130 pounds powder will throw u projectile weighing 450 pounds n distance of nearly four miles. At 1C0D yards, thn usual naval fighting dlstanco, this heavy shot will pene trate ten Inches of urmor, and tin Chilians liavo aa yet no vessel that could withstand such projections. A curious outcome of tho present agitation was the publication by the war department yesterday of a con vontlon framed as long ago as 1801, to which the United Htatw and Chill have Muco slgnllled their ad heslon. In view of tho allegation? which have been made to (heeded that tho Chilians practleo inhuman b&rbnrltlbH In war. sueh as the iiiuh , . . sarcreliigof prisoners and wounded moil and tho mulllatlnu of dead bodies, it may bo reassuring to our Holdlca to know that this convention was fpr I ho "amelioration of the wounded in arms In tho field of bat tle." By some oversight this con vention has never before been of ficially published. It guarantees neutrality and protection of tho ambulanco and hospital corps, and provides that wounded or tick sol diers shall bo taken care of without regard to nationality. It nlso con tains nmplo provisions for the recov ering of wouudod or wrecked Bailors, uud, in brief, throws around the combatants overy possible guitrautco of ttumnno treatment In tho event of their being wounded or captured. WHAT MONTTHA.YB. Wabhinoton, Juu. 18. Tho Post yesterday printed an Interview with Bcuor Montt, Chilian minister, on tho subject of the supposed un friendly feeling outuitalncd by Chil ians against Americans. Ho said the statement that there Is really u general unfrlondly feoliug against Americans In Chill Is false. Ho spoko of tho fact that sevorul weeks after tho Baltimore aflray thootHcerw oi that vessel gavoa ball to the Oiillluns. Ho had seen in Chilean papers long accounts of the brilliancy of tho sceuo ami online ol'the golluii (ry of American olllcers us liosu, etc WhllD your press has been making war on us and prcdjmllolug your peoplo against us, said Moult, o ir press has been publUhtng your olllcluls m our frit ih)h, uud thus 1 cannot make my peoplo realize the feoliug that oxiU here. Then you know the sailors or tho Baltimore gavo ono testimony ou which our ojurts in Chill baed their action. When they get back to tho United BUtefl they glvo testimony quite dlllercut. Is It reasonable; s;ild he, that nuy court In Chili, oven though that court wcro acting In what you call u star chamber session, would tamper with tho testimony of un American which It was to forward to tho American uovvrnment. k now. log tho man was to return to his own country and glvo his testimony in person to that government T Brth I I tell you, since It narrows down to a question of veracity bo twten on Ameijcan sailor ami a (sourt of Chill, it Is like a question of veracity txdweeii Justice Brewer, of your eupromo court, and a Chilian wdlor. Auiwer, which bun tnmt at a take? CJUK.VT AOrtVflV. Washington, Jan. 18.Thoiiavy dlrtmeut today Untlll a eeue of (treat activity. Tho tccretarv linn had frequent oonpultatlons with his lectlng all inioglnablo Information abroad. Through this bureau the secretary has kept himself thorougly Still nirenU of Chili whom it is rumored for so'ino time have Deon ransack ing Europe forw ar material. THK NKW C1UNB. Washinoton, Jau. 17. There aro now completed at tho Wash ington gun foundry twenty C-ltieh rifles and sixteen 8 nnd 10-inch calibers, mitklug tho present stock tlilrt-slx guns of modem patterns that aro practically available for Immediate use. It usually takes about fifty days of eight hours each to muko a (Much gun. But when the twenty -four hour system was put into operation tho period was cut down to about seventeen dfiVH. Tho 12-1 noli enn roeontlv completed by tho navy yard for the Monterey cost w,vw. Accoraiug to tho final reports received by the navy department, labor on it cost nui tww. lno gun weigueu JU4,uuu liounds, and thus cost about 40 conts per pound, or nearly half the uvcrago cost of guns of tho same size abroad. This Is regarded as an excellent showing for the foundry. It Is denied at the navy department that any order has been issued to exclude visitors from the Wash ington nuvy yard. INSULT TO INJURY. Washinoton, Jan. 18,-The latest move of tho Chilian government, through Its minister of foreign a flairs In tho present case, Is ver unsatisfactory to sucli of II dais In Washington us will express them selves wilii respect (o tho matter. It Is folt to be u cute of adding In sult to Injury. Becrelory Tracy cvi deully regretted what had occurred, and seemed to think it au affront to (ho nation. occompllsliexl by the passago through I condition, and get ready for sea tho tlio house of a b I for tho enlarcr- ,i, ,. , , ,7 . . . ment of the free list, etc. dbr'0ltor .Mout?uk' whlch '" been party favors reciprocity, which ' mia UP ,n ordinary" in the Dela on OUN COTTON. Washinoton, Jun. 18. The navy department ou Butunlay ordered another shipment of 120.000 nouuds of gun cotton from New York to Alitie Island nuvy yurd. Tho explo it vo wiih nuoked In ffintwir pjihUh uoii'aluliig UuO pounds. Instructions were given to expedite tho shipment iu every way possible. HUNT TO OA I.LAO. WAfliiiNoroN, D. C Jan. 18. Secretary Trucy sent a cablegram to Commaudor Evans, of Yorktown, ordering him to proceed to Callao, 1'eru, and laud Chilean refugees at that place. Till! ItUKOHM O.UJI. Nkw Yiiitic, Jan 18. Tho roform club h Id Its annual dinner ut Sher ry's Bulurday night. Tho banquet ing chamber was profusely decorut cd. There wero 160 guests present uud tho president of tho club, Hon. Hllory Anderson, presided. Letters of regret wero lead from ex Bresl' dent Cleveland and Senator David B. Hill, tho letter of tho ex-presldeut wus ihiio v roriuu . Hcnator VIIuh. was Iho first speaker uud responded to tlio teast: "Tho presidency in 1802; How tho Democratic Turfy Cun Secure It." Ho said it was u problem which wusbolugconsldored by somo millions of men. who wero bringing tho weight of their com bined Intellects to bear upon It. He had seen It nil. Ho heard It mention ed iu tlio streets ut Washington uud not to conceal unythiug, it had oven attracted notice in tho corri dors of tho capltol Itself. Afur Hcorliiir Republicans, for what the speaker termed the speolous schemes, he said every sensible man has recognized the need of organization, tho use of proper means and the en listment of all Justifiable iulluonccs prompt tho success of u good eaiibo. Continuing, ho said: It Is for the Democratic party to Will till) lliml (if Hut linmiln If It will Turin reform und free silver coinage uro not twin brothers. I do not think In our good state of Wisconsin the Democratic party with till it has to prove seeming paradox, can bo inaifo to sw In 7.1 cents woitu of sil ver, even with tho mint stamp upon it. U or our wheat or com. Wo want no platform for the sake of words, Wo do not euro to form ulate tv policy merely to win an elec tion, but wo want to win an election to execute a wlso policy. Determi nation will mibdJo dliloronees, und wo muy Justly hopo to see tho Dom oonitlu party truu to Its name uud origin, sincere In heart uud strength: to go forward to tho deliverance of labor, tho promotion of our true prosperity and tho country's honor mill ulnrv. hv llu iuiililluTim.iii if justice and equal rights for all. At tho conclusion of Vilas' speech there was incut annlaiiBo and eon. tinned calling of "Name!" "Namol" intermingled with cries of "Cleve land!" "Cleveland!" Three cheers wero given ut tho auirmtlon of the clialrinaln. Rcprcseiitutlvu Springer was tho next speaker. Ho beguu his re nutrks by jKilntliig out the dlU'ereuco between tlio ways and moans com mittee of tho house ami tho same committee In tho houso of commons of Knglaud. Continuing, ho said: llllt I UlllllUutt Wl tlKi twit ur ttkintlt ti that matter, as iu the oplnloiiN and purpownof tho Doino emtio member of that committee In tlio prmnit houso of rpprweutu lives, I have no authority to speak for IhiMii. nnr i vi n T miitrt u-lii nicosuic will Ik) reixtrttsl bv tho tiizn rcclnronl tienpfli. Tf tn.n iraao in some tilings with some countries Is desirable, why not ex end tho principle to all coun tries where Important results niav bo anticipated. While I do not know what tho ways and means committee will do, yet they will not disappoint the constituents, who are looking to the Democratic party for relief from thn liurilpnn nf n hlirt. protective tarlfl. Do not criticise. wur nuiiouniir impugn our motives Until tho Work In ilcine. ntwl tvlirn If is finished, I believo It will receive tho approbation of the people, and uu luuiiuu ucxt noremuer oy mo election of a Democratic president, vice-president and congress. Representative Breckinridge de clared the only Issue which is vital and pressing and demands Imme diate attention nnd reform is tarlfT. Ho referred to the depleted stulo of tno treasury, and said It is easier to deal with a surplus than with n deficit. Relative to the MuKlntov bill and the tlmo it has been in force ho said: "Our exports have exceeded im ports, presumably nn evidence of profit, by nearly $130,000,000. Com pared withSl75,000,000 for tho much talked of hard year before. If, under conditions exceptionally and phenomenally favorable, wo have these results, what will be the con dition of our country with normal crops iu Europe and normal crops und prices here. Tho plain remedy for all this Is to radically reform tho tariff." ware river front since 1883. The Monfauk was built during the civil war. She has a single revolving turret, In which arc mounted two-flftcen-lnch guns, which are formld abl weapons for uso in coast and h.irbor defeiife. It Is understood that as booh as the Montauk's ma chinery has been connected nml mode ready for operation, slmlilur work will bo done on the Nahatit and Jason. m-CHLOIUDE or aoi.D. White Plains. N. Y., Jan. 18. Fn-il Qebhardt arrived here Satur urday evening. Ho was met at the hotel by Dr. Haynor and n number of the patients of the Keeley iust t'lle. It Is understood Fred will Ix'gln the bl-.:hloride of gold treatment. committee hereafter, Bo majority has taken no shr wanted nor. Sioux City, Jan. 18. Last sum mcr a sensation was caused In New York by tho advent of Mrs. Nina Hubbard, of Red Bonk, N. J., at riloux Fulls for tho nurnoso of securing a divorce from her husband. Hero Airs. Hubbard made the uc- nualntonce of Clark Brown, a clerk in Vuu Epps' drygoods store, and there was so much eossln that he was discharged by his employers. Urown fell 111 and Mrs. lliibb.iril moved into Ills rooms uud nuis"d him, but uftcr his recovery refused to leave him. January Otli the pnlr camo to Bioux City and registered ut tho hotel ns Will Smith and wife. Within a few days it wus found that Brown was trying to shako oil" tho woman. Ono day ho went to tho station and she followed him. boarded the train, pulled tho bell rope nnd compelled him to retun . A few days later both departed for tho Black Hills, but Brown Jumped oh" the train at tho city limit; Mrs. Hubbard promptly retdmed und spent several dais In searching vainly for Brown. She now sas that sho will return to her parents at Bank. IMlMtACTIllI.K. Chicago, Jau. 18. Thore has been a great deal of Interest aroused In Toledo by tho Idea advanced by Hamuol It. Backus, u irraln merchant of that city, cencernltn: the nron m- od deep water channel from one end of the chain of great lakes to the other, which was discussed ut the wuter-wuys convention ut Detioit. Ho BiiyB that the result would lower tho lake levels uud leave Chicago, Toledo, Buflnlo, and other lake ports hltrh and dry on shore. It seems that Mr. Backus has given :i number of years of time to the study or tho marine and Iranspoi tatlon problems, uud his sfuteineiiis uro regarded as expert testimony by tlio murine men in Toledo. Mr Backus holds that tlio waters at Chicago would bo lowored three reel oy this proposed channel. This, ho soys, would lulllrt a sorlous dumago to tho extent or many millions or dollars to the murine and shlpplug inturaatB. A now drain ago would havo to bo mado ut an enormous, ir not impojslblo, ex pense. Hu fuvord the plan or re modeling the hulls or nil tho lake crafts uud building tho boats longer and wider. I'OUTIiANl) 1TKMS. 1'okti.anh, Ore., Jan. 18. Burg-liu-s last night rifled thosaroors. Ltpman A Co. They secured about sixteen hundred dollars In cash, a number of checks wero undisturbed. Iho dead body or a man named MaK'H Maekey was round In n small house today on Jefferson street, the man hud lived in tho house all alone and wus little known. It Is sup posed ho died from natural causes. death had resulted several days ago. I'OWDKK JIILIi Kxi'i.oora; UATLKTTBIIUltO, Jvy., Jan. 18, Tho powder mill at Central City exploded this morning with terrific forw, tho sound was heard In Iron ton, twonly-tlvo miles away, uud wluduw glass wns broken iu Catlettsburg. Several men were killed and six Injured. A UKCKUITINO OPHCK. San Doxio, Jan, 18-Tho Charles ton Is still hero und Is not exacted to uav beroro Tuesday morning. General 1). E. Coon has opened a rvoruuiugoiiico hero Tor tho first brigade volunteers, lIURt IIV MOONMOIIT. CiTV ov Miucien, Jan. 17. A duel look place by moonlight Thursday titttlnii. Al un Miflu i1t llikt.t i..lll Im brought to the consideration of iuu iiiiununuuii iiivnsiiirH 111 reiereiuv to the turllt'as the tviiiiinliliM iIiniii liesr. A general revision of the tarlll' bv this omiKnyw, of couriH la uiipratHicnoie, 1110 posiuou or I tie far the night between Carlos ICspiua.adls ui-iiiuu' ouurKiiiMi nr sou time al. hiki imm " 1 "" ceiielo Arrlola, of the editorial stall or the Jilarln IXit Hogua. '1 tiewspavr publlshetl nu article which led lo XUnaui'a dlsmiil . ..... . -T., 'llio coiubatanta were placed, twenty jwee apart, and exchanged nhots A I.AltOK LAND SLIDE. Tacoma. Jan. 18. Tho Iarirpst land slide for years on tho Northern l'uclllc comedown the bluflat Eaglo gorge, sixty miles east of Tacoma, Friday. The slido completely burled n large steam shovel and the main lino for a distance of -800 fct. It will take a large force five days to dig nut the shovel nnd ascertain the damage done. A forco ut Eagle gorge of ICO men started to dig out the big shovel. The blufr rises up from Green river to a height of over 100 feet. The slide brought down the entire brow of the bluff. Includ. lug huge boulders, stumps und trees. Tile earth will be taken uwuy by work trains. A sidetrack runs around the scene of the slldo at Kagle gorge, which trains are UHimr. Two dozen men quit work on tho xteain shovel at 0 o'clock, un hour irt'fore tlio slide occurred. INSULTED A YOUNO Olltr,. Macomh, Ills., Jun. 18. Louisa Ferrur is an orphan girl who is com pelled to earn her living by wult liiL' in a hotel at thin place. 8l)e is good looking und quite powerful. Because the girl cannot dress well she lias been tho butt of many course insults from many of the dudes of the city. Sho has bomo the Insults with patience until Thursday, wheu three able bodied young men began to insult the girl iu tho postofllce. Louisa could not stand this, atid she uuloosed her good right arm. Sho knocked them down one ut a time, uud ns fast as they got up she knocked them down ugaln. Tho crowd, composed of men und women, formed a ring and cheied tho girl on, "When tho threo dudes wero badly punished. It is said the girl Is an expert at boxlmr, nnd litis learned the urt iu order to defend herself. CODE OK 11UI.I3. Washinoton, Juu. 18. The Demoerutlo members of the com. mlttee und tho speaker hud u con- lereuco on tno subject of u code of rules But urday afternoon. One change under consideration, having in view the cheeking of filibustering tactics, seeks the abolition of the practice or defeating measures on "suspension Mondays" by introduc ing Jong bills and culling for their rentllug In full. Another proposed modification Is tho adoption of the Heed rulo constituting 100 a quorum of the committee or'tho whole, but it is an open question whether or not this will bo recommended. There will be some definition nf dilatory motions. Tlio practleo or counting a quorum will llnd no plaao In tho now rules. Ton I'ltOTEOTION. rmi.A., Pa., Jan 18. Tho whole sale liquor dealers of this uud other cities, representing W,000,000 huvo organized nu association for protec tion against tho whisky trust. St. Paul, Jan. 18. It Is still cold horo, and all over the northwest the temperature throughout this stato und Dakota Is al 14 to 40 below, with occasionally u spot oven colder than that. It is coldest In M.uilini.-i and tho Northwest, where It Is from & to IU" degrees lower than In tbla stato. A motor man on oimof Hi.. suburban electric o.rs ivm in.iu. frozen mid died last night. OI'I'OSKS FIKI.1I. Ciir.wtio, Ills., Jan. 18 -United States Senator Power, of Montuua, who stopped over here, on his way to Washington, makes no secret nf his opposition to Jusllco Field, for tho reason that ho thinks tlio Justlco Is using ills lufluouco to put ineu friendly to railroad companies ou tho bench. UAITUUKD AT LAST. New Yokic. Jau. 18. "Jnnir. h Slasher," that mystsrlous Individual wno, since December 1W last, has uiuusod himself bv mmim. nu throats of drunken men with u nuor, ami lias been tho terror of night travelers In the Fourth ward, was capttued at an early hour yes terday morning red-hauded. lit, luvelgled his victim, a drunken man, toau unfrvqueuted street and thou catohlug the mau around the iieok with oue hand, with the other he drew a keen razor across his uiroui. no then slunk away, but au olllcer, who hud been watehlug mm ror some time and who had ntber homo than Ihe cheap lodging houses on the Bowery. He Is about 43 years old, and Is believed to be insane. Dowd's seventh victim Is a man named William Miller, 45 years old, or 328 West Third street, who was walklngalong James'strect iu a drunken condition. His thront was badly cut, nnd he was taken lo the hospital, Dowd was arraigned in n police court, and was from there remanded to the care of In apeftir Byrnes. Following Is tho list of victims of the man, who has been dubbed by the police ns "Jack, the Slasher," because of the peculiar methods pursued by the criminal: John Hefiin, of No. 148 Eist Eight eeuth street, cut by some person un known, tho night of December 29 lat (tliis was the first case); Louis Lawson, of No. 5 Albany street, throat cut January 8; John Clark, of Ellztlitth. N. J . throat cut January 0; George Williams, of Brooklyn, throat cut uud slashed Junuury 11; Edward Chris-Hanson, u Swede, throat slashed January 12; John Carson, throat cut from ear to ear, found dead January 16. THE QUAY I.IHEI, SUIT. Beavek, Pa., Jan. 18, The Quay Star criminal libel suit beguu this morning nnd great interest Is felt In its progress. The attorneys for the prosecution are Disti ict Attorney Meehler. J. M. Buchnnau. and W. H. S. Thompson, the lust two being prominent Democratic leaders, anil J. Franklin Martin. Those for defeube ure E. B. Dougbtery, Rnbt. Klchtle, chnlrman Democratic county committee, and Lewis W. Reed, all Democrats. The work of selecting the Jury Is iu progress. SIXTEEN HUNDRED KMI'LOYKD. Nokkomc, Vu., Jan. 18. Over 1000 men arc now employed In the navy yards nnd good progress Is being madeou tho Texas, the Rul eigh, and the double-turretted moni tor Aiuphrite. TO KECOVEH INTEKEST. Madison, Wis., Jnu. 18. Judge Norraau today Hied an opinion iu a suit against the ex-state treasurer to recover tlio Interest on state monev. Decision is favorable to the state and orders the return of the principal and interest in all about J600JOOO. OAHZA INVOLUTION. New Yonic, N. Y Jan. 18.-A Laredo dispatch states that the Garza revolution is believed here to be at un end. For the present ut least, armed men reported to be moving through the country are supposed to be Garza's forces going back home. TfieMassacliusctfa to Protects ovory porami insurad in that state, so that ho cannot loose his money in case of misfortune as is tho case with other states. You may f-rgefc your policy but the policy won't forget you. It is the safest and best. Every man ought to carry Insurance and should put his money whore he can't loole it. ' EVERY POLICY IN THIS STATE HAS CASH and PAID UP VALUES GUARANTEED MAKING IT - BANKABLE IF DESIRED. SEE j. L. MITCHELL OR THE GEN'L AGT. OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. AIARKKT8. Portland, Jan. 18 Wheat val ley $1.02 $1.0-5; Walla Walla $1.57J 1.C0. Chicago, Jan. 18. At close wheat witseasy cash, .80$; May, .91. San Fkancisco. Jan. 18. Wheat buyer, season $1.79. Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd, of Greton, 8. D., we quete: "Was taken with a bad cold, which tcitled on my lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in consump tion. Fo.ir iIm t-iis kave U11' up. say ing.! could live Im I u .-hoi t time. I gave myself un to mj Haviour, de termined if I could not suiy with my friends on euitn, 1 xw.ulu meet my absent ones ubuve. M. Vi.sband wus advised t get Dr. King's New Descovery or Consumption, Coughs ;iiiu v.,uiuh, j. guve u uinai, iook in all, eight bottle.-; it Ima cured me, aud thank Gi I iin now a well and hearty woman." Trial bo tie free at Duniel .1. Kre'n (lriitr'.tiirt. rn'iilnr size, 60c. and $1.00. 'J W3 SMALL INCKEASK. St. Johns, N. F., Jan.. 18. Cen sus returns show the population of Newfoundland and Labrador to bo 202,000; an increase Iu the Jastseven years of only 4100. This showing is a great disappointment. UTAH. Washinoton, Jan. 18. Senator Teller today Introduced a bill to admit Utah Into the Uulou. ARMS FOR MEXICANS. Eagle Pass, Tex., Jan. 18. A. L. Lepmau, In from a ranch near Quemados, reports four wagouloads or arms uud ammunition sent into .Mexico near there three or four days ago. AN AGREEMENT. Rio Janeiro, Jan. 18. A com merclal convention has been signed between Portugal and Brazil by which special advantages are grunted Portugeso wines uud Bra zilian sugar. NEW YORIC HERALD. London, Juu. 18. Jumes Gordon Bennett lias ordered a discontinu ance of tho London edition of The Herald after next Sunday, and has cabled to Now York to stop all plans on tho new up-town Herald build-lug. 4C? gpTTLE PI LIS. o- Slclc Headache and relieve all tho troubles Incl Jent to a bilious state of the system, sach ai Dizziness, .Nauso.i DrjHs.lness, Distress aftei eating. Pain in the SMe. &c While their most remarkable success lias been shown in curinp The Oregon Land Co., WITHiPRINCIPAL OFFICE IN SALEM, The Beautiful Capita! C!ty of Oregon, and County Seat ot Marion County, Is engaged in selling fanning, stock nnd fruit hinds in tho Willamette Valloy. If you arc looking for land do not failjjto call on ns at Salem or our agent in Port land. The Willamette Valley is very far ahead of any other place onthe Pacific Coast as a farming, stock and iruit country, and i the most delightful place in the World for a home. Office in Gray Block, Cor. State and Libertv Sts., Salem,0r. The Willamette Valley Fruit Giwing Cc-mpany Office with the Oregon Land Co., Gray Block, corner State and Lilierty streets, Salem, Oiegon; is engaged in setting out and cultivating Orchards. Bf If fleadacuM, yet CjiKTEn's Littl Liver Pilu are, equally valuable in Constipation, curing and proventlni? this annoying complaint, while they also correct all disorders of the stomach stimulate the ller and regulate the bowels Kveu If they only cured HEAD Ache they would be almost priceless to those who suffer from this distressing cemplaint: ..... .v..uUt..j uutu fcuvuucao uoes noi ena nere, ana those who once try them will find Ihne. ll..li..!lt...1....1.1l . these little pills valuable In so many ways that they will not be willing to do without them. But after all sick head ACHE is the bane of so many lives that here Is where re make our great toast. Our pill cure It while otheis do not. CABTEn's LnTLK Liver Pitxs are very small a dose, riiey are strictly vegetable and do lease all who use them. In vials at 25 cents-. ve ror Jl Sold everywhere, or sent by mail. CA2TIE USMCnrs CO., Hew Ictt yi Small gggg. Small Pries. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of -Willamette Hotel, SA.LKIVI - . OREGON L B. HUFFMAN, Livery Stable and Feed The Best Box Stalls and Corral In the rity, Quiet, family horses a specialty. (In rear Willamette hotel.) SAI.EM, ... OREGON VHOKESSIONAIi CARDS. aEO.H. HURNETT, Attorney at lnw, .bush's bauk. DAKCY & BINGHAM, Attorneys and Having hu abstract ol the records of Marion county , lncludlnc a lot and block Index oi Salem, they have special facilities lor ex amining titles to renl estate. Business In the supremo court aud iu the state depart ments will receive prompt attention. T.RICHAKJJSON, Attorney at law, ULIM1 Dlnf,tf.fmin)i'r,niiii..ni..i i n a streets, Salem, Oitgon. l ' s. Bafo In the Midst or Dungor. Tlllll IVnllM .AAIH n A..n. W...I..I . I. . Iu fuct, to tlio eyo. Ilut eperlenco has proved lUjKSfclblllty. ;nike tlio .. or UlO IlldlVldUlll who ilu-nlla In i. ..ol,,..l.,o region A ruluut roustitulion Is no cor- tiilll llufiinon iicntii.it flia il.A,i.i.wi ..n... rt hat UT Kecontai tcHltiuouy, covering period little nhotl of half renturv. proves that Uoslettcr's Stomach Hitters Is precisely this. This coutineut does nut linltthe Held wuto thn medlclno Ins .roved Its etiienoy. In South Ainerlci, tho Isthmus of l'nnanm. Mexico, every where In (act where miasma boru dlsen,.. laki ou lis Jimst obstinate aud formidable lyms the lilt tern la a reuognUrd speollo In ill iiiltaUItideiiiiUHl, und prescribed bv tlltl'Blnlniia Mf ui.n.a IK. ...... . .. . .r dUiirdi'raortlieHlrfivich, M.eruud buwi.U nun nKnuisi uiitv uesirnyer, la grippe. It linpmvra upiK-tlte nnd sleep, ueutmllns rliciiiiiuiNiii ami kidney oomplaluu. Wonderful? BAI.KM MARKET REPORT. . Synopsis of the Markets Uuylng and Selling Trices. k evised;quotations. ltETAlI.l'KICES. Hhouldei s.Sugar cured.pcr lb,10. llreakfast bncou 15 "eaer-"HliSrCUmU,er-lb'51c-I'ork-Sgi UT Muttou KAlSWc.1 Vcal-1012Hf. Timothy seed-1'eriOTiind, Sc; Iselllng lied clover seed-1'er jxiund, ilc. b hlte clover seed-lVr jouud, 20c, '" Alslke 18c per ound. ' iu ipiv-iuoper pound. I Jncolu Grass 12j0 per ouud,i Ui e Ci i ass UHj per pound. Orchard (Jrass17o ier pound. New iiotatoes l(X' per bushel. i Zti&&. i&T5i irefi VeBetal.l..-'otatocs teirro! 60c: twrgn w7ta onions 3c per lb? rlKb.JJiliium l(Vpi.rlb; fcjturireoH fii 7ito '"crTb.1 "" " ''Cr lb; "ftS" nrrviNO i'kices. JVheat-pash sic, storage 85c. OUs-l'er bushel, DujMSc. llarley-ler bushel, Wad. SSatftr,?&fiM "i sSSSfc W.M. DeHAVEN. Boardk - and - Sain - Sfnlik One deor west of Lunn's Drv Donrtu Ktnro pi; State street. Quiet family teTmsR, ial attention paiu to trSnsleVt sSck. i:ll TOHN a. CARSON, Attorney nt law. M,iMinB ?audJ'Ij,dtt i,u"u'8 bank Inilldlng, Salem, Oregon, e 1 lyr B. K.BON HAM. w xr un. ..,. im , s?.&.v? iffi and Court. ontom-lBr' m Vr?? t,orneyt lwt Salem, block "i-tiain, iu rattou's TRUCK AND EXPRESS, MORGAN & MEAim , Truck & Drav Line. stmTK11otldT,ani;,'proraPt work our n s. a V- "re: tions oft McNALLY, Architect, New Bush SftSSSSg WD.PUGH, Architect. PJans, Sped . flcatlons unci Rimpnmi'i.r: isea nf lmUiiir..,., .Sr1-" iur i i siuirs, OtUce sso Com- SU.TT0N&S0N, naui ng and quick with Parts of th ii care. Leave orders at R delivers in on M. Wade S Co's. First National Bank, SALEM, OREGON. GENERAL BANKING C. nBSreS5?t. "!. Mar '"si'wuauu, uregon. W IVM'i. ".. Office formerlv CliruE"' Row land, corner i?mr: electric car liu'e. 'ffi &MJ, street ou' gi:ss Block, 8a- ix a, in. riiL-h Ltr.l, "JJ Jirt street; Kesldence mt nttentlou given to rtu'rL,pruS,.,c.e- Special CQlldienT dl-ascs of Women nud Ittsnlts fton .1 Liw tlio ue of JUhhI's K.irsatiarlH.1 K.ivr cases of scroful.i. upon m iiicli other prep iratlous li.to U'oa iHerles yield to the peculiar curative imuers of this medicine. PI tresslug c iscs of dv)epsi.i, excrucl.it IiiB ui) lalnts ol tlio kidneys and Hcr, jtfoiMzInx Itch R& . .tml lutii f lilt pCl J ITQ i hewn, d'wyuve- V'Om Lg bl cows M catarrh, aud aches and palus ti rintlfllllf fitfil tllrJk ninVil )t I.,.ll o J :A, Ul'urltcsll.el.lood,andttl'ol A WARNING-DON'T USE BIGWORRs I . IKO I.1.IH1 1 1... . t. .I... I. .......... 111 iir..,..,.t .... . '" "WWIOi : to, n: .1 Bies slrvugtli to et cry Itmo- ..( t' . .hiy. Glvo U a trial. Conornl Dobilitv Tor for jexrs ruy wife guttered Mltb Kggs ;bo per daien l'uiatoes l'er buhel. 30o Com meal-Jio per pound -k,,.oeteTlI1( r ixiuuqT Br el ilums-ivrib.t7c7 l)rled prunes lVr lb. IDtlhv ilams-Vet iound,ll&i?c. u.rai'-j per m uiuKens Ttsiuc Turkeys lo to lis ()ee.e 7S Mr lb. llilcJu. lSpcr lb Hops, n loo. SAIYllvn.,.. ... ti&mhZti --.., JiUIU. -v.; President. - Ice lresldent. '-astjier. per pound, lb, i..i' " " -" nun JllHl .,,," nuiwbV.mieu In time to ,,L wvotliotlrmikBnittn from lujury, iiijiauwi'niiir, llio ikmiikiii ui 1110 1 ,..,., . . .. . ", . . IkunocrHtlo party n tho uuMfCt lMMeo nl'H" ttn(1 oli4nrHl hlmta warivly n mutter of doubt. Tlio without ttlleot. Thou they uttvanol tilll V nf RVurv iLiiiiuv.mt ut li uii.llku i..n.w ....I .1. 1 , BUlllL' I) Cllltll 111 til llk.t svArv .. I l.M. ' Bv purxuu, unit with the nhl of other uitUvni buun oanturtHl "tlie slrtstier." Iiupovtor Hymen has no ttoubl tmt he ha the riRht rnnn, at whoae thxir is Ultl the il.ath i.r.ini,.. Carlon. tho Bui tl mom m.iv Mid the dangerous woundlugof nve in tuwor iHiMhM bn the gUrrf. u,lr ofllaTfde'o.TWl'l . "kWOM uuKnwaiwwiityor thewlndo and uslutue aflectlons Tn rtrrTn, . ' nfut Shrt licoauia'... iw.ii. in i.o.t.k press uixinothnnt ih. ...V.J A). IU- luariM,i in nmmi.iu.ii.... ...... 'r ""nna. WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, 1200 000 V.'rtJSE.?-i' D. A'aysleian andsur. ofthenervo,. "'L" "mited to dlseubes asthma ana ntu '"A,. Va'a.rh P".lnB v-omeDiock rooms i nnrt i 1 " ,' .mf a' e m from 9 t0 u a. ffldBn-a to0.011" rs. m. OKO. WILLIAMS "-"" -MCNAUY tinl coteney. .j-4w. She Uuie" n poor la LeAlU, l'5!?U,,,on "!he & up4rtoitv o? !k .Hat e Hie uti the enro of dnnnuir ' ." !r.'""" l"!"l Lms. and whv .: r.rdl.8 l,w r.v,ry. Aun,W!K.mMWlSinn not tm to un4ertuml Iwr easej at all ?"a Asblaud to it'll waukeeV ruuSioU'and cwin riMmnti.. Jr.: Jour troror- veuts ha ner derlnnl acy buflt trotri mwr troatmuni. bbc Dually concluded to tiwiu divcunlluim I..I i .i . . ... v.i- .... 'wv tiu iii. nvunii WIH'11 .-.. muuk m.iicuuaii.Mm lvim iiib MiiiKiwiiuii i.ii line ovary euori both wero wouuded Kutuua innw ' 4 " """"""re ox-iawyer, Hjrwu ohlcfii aud the outwnrd nlfiu to w-euro u I)eiiit)cratln presldont and MVerolv than M m.i LZ i? , Mxd ,ho l,n8erus wourtdlog of nve mfnwwiwnivuy prevail in the nu.uiit to all utiiciv, there UBcarwly T1IE montai.k- ,"7w' "aW(, lle ,a oou- kimu of iihvI InlelllHMiw tliu any ttouht f tho rvaull. P,,if a,,l.,.,; r . .V . ' Uec,edi to w hu faiuiiy wu. ,Ht lisye Usui ttl work on a nluti . Weimuldoour best thU seasan' "U"iiA Jft". I7.0rder wrued, but hU liabiu have louir t mi so maiXd and satUfa.torr .hat I Ma5lJVnJ,rS!l she cohIIuim.1 to t..ke It. suJ lhU . il,. svlbiblr n,.."10."' ?.HT all Polv- city, without ii.mi.'.J5c vi. -" F'llUUUIIV. IlklltttMuA... . . - 1 ! JrSff, .. .Tf 5!S. .KTwduSSSi she coulluiM.1 to t..ke It. iM tMii 'tcuitt Sue hs Ktlttcil la weight Frpm 4 to ,111 Pounds ami U stioai a4 In. bcr laKa tban ! plainly. nV BrahyVJ ?'! - "T": u'k hf.m.i..,.ih,!.l'dujju.uii.u route.ai.dUwitfnd.lt. ' MOMTIIit II tod's Hr-rarUU itU to uto hmmIi for timii to UuMk1' j. j. NoHCKess aw Cwtt iMWkU btrtci. BuMtio. Mom. Hood's SarsaperUla Ui nialxfarj. riu.iivy 0. L UOOU A CO, AjvOi&riM, Lo U. iUu. IOO Dotoa Oho Dollar - Ice President .t'esuler sfSK-SMSRfe "wruWiirSiu taohane "lock on Com K-tf D WA ft A. DAVIS. Offlc h iE7.. ".". "'u.m.: 2 n. m . i . en and children WrwSVidJ5?s.e'? Wpm- t-ommerelal .tSJt.'Vi"."?1??. ..vmcuni same. D'hh.ik.NE, Dentist. Uffl,.., ineroinii .io corner. Court nn.i (v,m " ..rt;ift. ww. Li (Founded iu iscs.) A Until Rnnk P,tHaiemfi(SrT,l.1?1"Jtlst,2 state atreet, "ons of everydes"1"'' de,,,al "P 'nascuflty.Crll'''on- I'aluiessepIS: "USINE.S9 CARDS. 1 IK -woj Casli Ml vu I .do lit h i, m JROX nUlLDINQ, OREGON fryiMiitr;"w tasks ukii . wt workmen eiSSkiv'j ntr- a,Jr h luraucebuiidinl105 Opjiosita State DCE4R0SS.B!nPt....... am repair ngand-r---"'", an Kinds of onr tmpioy Arthrf agu worlc' We have hoau?ve, a profekslonal J '"oneadr;. ,lacksmlth. Horsa 2L20t? P J.LAanE.viv. .. l . kiadsof vWciei',iaill"1ftcturo of all flJopbtate ' Vtmt7 8 a Peclal- Ik i"" " (&ewaTk,?Cr' B8W l:15-lra 1 mil. . . .. rUYING.- -1 'fi s ( Kf I .: iri.Miuih.. pK and r i.:r"f i? v wa a " " win, Fit. j J. a. i ti ii .TV, .. M'liOU BfiCMt ou VY. T';".M. I im'n vaall I . . 'VMIW 11 II J4 A.N, i? P&r!:Yfe?r wailai'r'dr 1 ijr" '"T WUBllrttTau71i;,Uett3r. 8 3,' - 'wm! y-"l'TffB'y'ff''i;wi i y-W'aBHlSrlwry ir Jba Mmiit.J.$M'j ,,t Kv,i,mmmmmmww -.. -r - (kt -iL,ANte MXnr sa, , Urxa 2??!Ive bikfiSwV,falU -"wii-fli ufj- ruiwe rrwi