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r -m -rnr-" v ----- - - Bw Pt btto precedent of Guntarnula, was en gaged (o marry Benor Don Jose Martinez tie Itotta, who arrived on . the 1,4 Champagne, acvwa to be tie. Monday afternoon Bonor do Boda paid bis respects lo Benor Juan a Parlco, the father r Mine, ti Barrios, and yesterday Bonor n Parlclo Informed a rr-p iter that ho brikiyed that tho roMrUid murrlao wu to t-iko pluco. Tho denial of a ihm reported engagement by tho lady's brother which wa printed wm explained by the fiat that until Monday tho rumll.v hml iiu len Informed of rk-nor Itvidu'H in tentions, Beiiortiii ltouiiiu a J'nr Iclo, & alslcr of Mine, do Darrio, alew denied the repot t until after she had seen her father, tienor tie Itodalau member of tho Sprtnlrti senate at Greriadrt. Although not bearing the title of nobility, he Is of a distinguished family. Mrue. de liarrjos spent last summer lu Mud rid with her sloter, Renortla Cuude Inrln u 1'arulolo, and It wan at a bull given by tho Austrian euilmiuo about eight mouths ago that Benor do Iloda was first presented to her. He is said to havo fallen In, lovt with her at first sight. TO KILL THE OZAB. Plot to Kill him at a Funeral. 8r. PfiTi:nsnuRa, March. 2. Foi several weeks it has been reported that another plot against thu life of czar has been discovered, and that a large number of arrests huve been made lu connection with it. Such reports being far from rure, tho newt, did not aus6 (ho degree of alarm which would arltte In .any other country at the spread of at report to tho effect thut tho life of tho chief oxccutlvo had been lu danger. Tho poll co profess to know ulwolutolj nothing about tho matter, but from other sources it Is lenrued thut the conspirators pluunod to murder the czar while he was on ills way to the fortress of Bt Peter and St. Paul, situated on an island In tho Jtlver Neva, upon tho occasion of tho funeral on Januury 20 last of the Grand Duko Constantino, undo of tho cz.tr. The body of tho grand duko was removed from this city to tho fortress, and was from there do punted In tho cathedral of tit. Peter and Bt. Paul on tho same Island. Upon thu day of tho funeral the czar, Prluco Oscar, of Bweeden, and all the itusslun grand dukes followed tho bier on foot, tho czarina and grand duchesses following lu car rliges. The conspirators, 11 would fceeru, planned to kill tho czar while ho was on his wny to tho cathedral, but wero arrested beforo thoy could carry out tho plot. A number of mili tary and nuval olllcers, two of whom havosluca committed suicide, were concerned In tho conspiracy. Twenty students, soverul minor oflljere of tho government and a number of other people are jniler arrest, charged with being cou cernod In tho attempt. News of the j discovery of this plot has beon care fully kept from tho czarina, whoso health is suKl to be so delicate that any severe shook might prove fatal to lior mind, oven If It did not causo her death. Garaa is Willing to Surrondor. Ban Antonio, Tox., Mureh 2. It Is now ktnwn that Alejandro Gonzalos, tho fathor-ln-luw of Cuta nno Gam, tho revolutionary loader, camo hero lust Saturday for the pur pose of entering Into negotiations With Gonorul 8tuuley, commander of tho military department of Texas, with a view to stirreud ring his out lawed Bou-iii'luw to thu Uultod States authorities. Gonzales was was arrested Immediately upon his urrlvul and was prevented from call ing upon Goiifial Stanley. Tlio general stated that ho hud beon called upon by Robert Sommerllu, attorney for Gonzales, in regard to dollvorlug Garza Into tho hands of tho military authorities, but thut ho had refused t entertain tho propo- lion, us It Is not within the province J of tho military authorities to enter ' Into negotiations of that nutuio. General Stanley further said that ho had conclusive lufoiniutlou thai Garza wm in (the brush near Poll to I Bianco, mid thut ho wu In twlestl tutu condition nnd wauled lo gut out very badly. Chicago Moat Combine , J HUSKY City, March 2. A special meeting prepniutory to tho annual mooting of tho Chicago Junction Railway & Union tftmk Yards Com pany was held yesterday afternoon lu this city. A propoital to ohuugi? tho nature of tho coinimuy's busl nisi by (H'ablUliIng und uiuluUilii Ing nnd operating near tho stouk yards of tho company lu Chicago warehouse?, docks and other Im provements, and to acquire und e (abllHii for said purposes laud and warehouses or other Improve ments In tho proximity of Chicago or elsewhere, wus adopted byu large majority. Tho meeting also rutlllud the proposed agreement with Armour, Hwlft ami Morris und other Nttftt packers, to last fifteen years which virtually established a trust consolidating tun various Interests, by a similar voto. MARKETS BjLX PKANtUHOo, March 2. Wkt buyorjeiifu?l.07. PrMTiiAMO, March 1. Wheat vh. f l.M(f 1,G0; Walla Walla, $1.60 Vmuxiao, March I. At oloo wfcwt ti, 8SJj May, 00. MWt(M' jMwdfjuartoi, tho ravt Jiu- liiii. iu.rhtt nt O W lMlf.il gm iiruet"iv'.v,iitiieu P'"- RUSK FOR PRESIDENT. Tho Latest Thing in tho Pres idential Possibilities. PROM MEXICO. f Do Not Want; Their Flags Re turned to Them. Nkw Oklimns, March 2. The City of Mexico ppecinl Buys: The Catholic organ f MexIco,El Tlempo has opened a reulsler for the purpose of Inscribing tho names of Mexicans opx;fced to ac cepting the retUru of tho Hogs tendered by tho United Slates. El. Tlempo, bos been publlcbluga wsrlt of virulent articles ou tho subjpc and claims the dignity of the nallot Is outraged by the offer. Jerry Rusk for Prenldont. Washington, March 2. Jeh Huclt for president Is the latosi thing in the political lino at Wash ington. Undo Jerry does not know it nnd has not been even cMuulted, but a number of Repub lican senators arc eager to defeat Harrison's reuomluutlon, and have agreed to tako up the farm states man, from Wisconsin at the propr i t me and nominate him If they can swing enough votes to him. Their arguments are thut Husk Is popular with tho farmers and, therefore, would bo a great vote getter, that lie has a good record os u soldier, that he has had experience enough In public affairs to show ho Is a man of ability and capacity. RUodo Island Democrats. Pjiovidenok, It. I., March, ?. Tho Democrats of Ithoilo Island met 'his morning for tho nomination o! tato ofllcers nnd selection of dele gates to tho national convention. A resolution was presented and re ferred lo tho platform commltteo, I nstrueting tfio delegates lo tho na tional convention to vote for Cleve land It was received with great en thUHlasm. Tho platform demands frto raw materials, approves Springer wool bill and urges its early passage; favors placing iron, coal and timber on tho freo list. Upon the coinage question it reads "every dollar of American raonoy whether gold, silver or paper ought to bo equal tho world over." Free coluago of silver Is opposed except upon International agreemont. Tho platform closes with Mr, Ilouoy's resolution of Instructions. IOx-Lleut, Oovomnr W. O. Wardwoll was nominated for gover nor defeating D. 8. JJurker.Jr., the Cleveland fuctlon candidate. In tho Senate. Washington, Murch 2. In tho sennto today Dolpli lu presenting tho petitions from his state favoring government nld lor tho Nlcaruguu canal said ho was urgently In favor f such legislation, ho regarded It as tho most Important ptibilo question thut now or that has been in tho last quarter, of tho century before congress und beforo tho Amorlcan people. He wished thogovcrnmont to head tho matter llrst because he (kslred to have tho canal spcodily constructed; second, beouuso lu de sired that when constructed it should bo under tho control of tho United States, nnd third, because he desired tho canal to bo capitalized only ut Us notual cost. Hill on Silvor. Washington, D. O., March 2. A correspondent of tho Telegraph had mi Interview with Senator Hill on tho silver question. Ho was asked if ho knew what Is to bo tho policy of tho Democrats regarding It, ho uitsweivd: Iun now senator mid have not beon nblo to dlsoover tho Democrats have a policy ubout anything. Wliou uskod If ho would voto for n freo silvor bill, if It should come bvfiro tho senate, ho said hi' would not onus that bridge until he imiiio to It. Oakos at Portland. PourtiANo, Or., March '2 T. F. Oukea, president of tho Northern I'uilllo rallrord, arrived hero this m irnhig from California on his way to tho Bound. In an interview Oukos said It was his opinion thut the completion of tho Nlairaguu cuitnl would have a great effect on thu transcontinental roads. Ho de nied that tho Northern Puclllo con tcinplato'l tho purchase of tho II woo Railway and Navigation com pany, Two Accidents. riTTsnumi, Ntiruli 2.-r-it Is re ported hero that the Baltimore and Ohio royal blue express was wrecked near Clarksbtfrg, W. V., this morn lug, and a largo number uf iiersons killed, Edward Norvstrom, em ployed lu tho national rolling mills at Molveesport, Pa., was drawn through tho rolls this morning nud crushed to death. Foster In England. London, Murch 2, Secretary of tho Treasury Foster nrrlved at Bouthumptiii this morulug from Now York. Iu an Interview ho said! "My mUsloii la solely to re gain my health. I havo no lnteu tlon, nor has any one elte, In ngard to silver or Immigration. I suit on my return to tho United States next Woduesday. I may go to Paris Friday. Fitasimmons and Maber. Ni:w Ohmuno. March 'JL Great I Interest U bdng tuaulfesU-d In the tljiht tonlKhl butweeu Hob Fttulm. ou ud I'eUir Maher u the (Jinn- l0t itw rawwuimi uiciutill frt.i1M.,niv.iiiiiri u-iiiin u),, equal to that uiaullwed ujKm the evening of the meeting of Sullivan and Kflralu. "Both Fltzand Maho! aro In the pink of condltlor. m ! m The Prizo Fight. NkwYoiik, March 2. Tho bet ting on Iho Maber-Filz-dmraous fl?ht Is slow. Maber has tho odds when there aro any. Billy Madden says Mober-is between 170 nnd 180 pounds. Mitchell and Sluvin think Maher will win. .New YtIc Ohaiter Elections. New Yokk, March 2. The char ter election win held in many cities nnd towns In this state yesterday. Returns show larg-i Republican gains. ' The League. New York, March 2. Tho bns b n nuiftiiiitcsof tho national leagu went Into secret session this mori -iny. More Fovor. New Yohk, March 2. Three more caes of typhus fever are rt potted today. Mrs, Novins Blaine. Sioux Fama S. D March 2 -Mrs. James G. Blaine, jr., and son leave for Now York tonight. Tho Houso. Washington, March 2. T h e protests f lumbermen against the passage of tho bill placing lumber ou tho free list, was read lu the houso today. Tho convention asks that $2 per thousand feet be imposed us duty. Mills Very Sick. Wahhinciton, Murcli 2. Repre sent1 ve Mills is confined to hit. 100m with eyrcipeles. It will hi souielimo before he will be well enough to appear In the house. A Railroad to .Siberia St. Petersburg. and THE FUTURE OF ALASKA. A Colorado Man's Scheme to Build a Railroad There. Chicago, March 2. Ex.Governor Willlum Gilplu, of Denver, Is nt tho Palmar house. Mr. Ollpln Is a wealthy Westerner, wh se pet scheme Is to build a railroad to Alaska and across Retiring strait to Siberia and thouco to 3t. Peters burg. Iu regard to tho scheme Mr Gilpin said: "Whoii I Hist pro posed It every ono laughed, but now all oouccdo that It is a feasible project, a nave causeu several sur veys to bo made, und although it would not bo like building it ruil road over an Illinois prairie, yet it is not u bad country to build across, A railroad to Alaska Is uot suoh t wild scheme us would bo supposed by those who havo uot studied the country it will traverse or tho route Intended for the line. Along the PacHIa side of the range of mount ulus thoro h a wldo plateau which will bo used for tho roadbed. The lino will certainly be built, although I possibly will uot llvo to scu It lu operation. The day It commences operations will mark tho beginning of n'great development In tho future Iu tho northern part of both the nld uud tho now worlds. It will be found, I believe, that Alaska and British America have immeuso de posits of valuable minerals, und with a railroad tho fisheries uud fur enterpriser will have a great boom. Tho grout California fever will bo us, no'hlug. compared with thu revival of Interest in Alaska nnd the Imm-.'dlnto country that will be opened, when It Is shown how great Is tho yet undiscovered wealth ot Nortli America. The same will bo true In Northurn Asia, but us tho Americans, with their entorprh.0, will tft unco begin developlug the territory on our own side, which will ho made upproaohablo by the now railway, thoro will tw a ten dency to retard tin development of tho comparatively now country on thu other side. COUNTER STATEMENT. Roply of Mrs. James 0. Blaine, Jr., To Jamoa O. Blaine. Bioiw Falls, 8. D., Mnroh 2. Mrs. Jumes O. illnlne, Jr., has fur nished the Associated Piosa with an open 1. Iter In reply to ttio "personal statement" made by James G, lllaliie, Sr, It Is as follews: My Dear Sir: You have furnished the publlo with a remarkable pro duction under the caption of 'per sonal Htatom nt.' I consider It my duty, at this time, ti addrosi you with that degree of dignity whlo'i yuur pojuiou as u puuito IU ill oil titles you to. 1 nukuawledgo your well-rendered, richly-deserved fame as a diplomat, uud appreciate fully tho weight which your utterances possess us fully U3 I do appreciate my own weakuoss and total Inability to cope with you lu personal en counter; but I iT.mll expect from you that consideration uud honorable treatment which I am sure your keen uso of equity and falrnes will dictate, A powerful man of a great uatlou will surely accord tu u weak uud defousolo woman her full mood of jtutloo. You surole oa.t 111 attbrd to withhold It. 1 wish It distinctly un lerttood by you that I am notasklugsynnwthy; 1 nwpout fully do uand JtHtloe. It U lu your power to grunt this simple request; it romnlti to bo seen If ycai will do It, I will uld you by ugiwtlo,i. Have the klnlii to publish, lu connection wttU yoursttttatuoul, the full text of the loiters you have 3! quoted shrewd from; do not, like n and uuprlnclplod per son, select only such pages as may be needed to mako out a case, but give the entire content t) the public that I might be judged righteously. You have tho docu. ments surely, ele you could not qtiot' from them. I will give you sufllrflent time In which to conform to my reasonable demand, cay ten days. If at the end of that time you fall to respond, I shall deem It my duty to give In substance their contents, and enrroborat mv state tru in by publishing letters from your win both prior and subsequent to our marriage You know full well that your charges against me regttidliigmy marriage are ticfound ed. I give you ample opportunity to retract. You huvo two alternn. tives, the our- nuggestpd or silence Your consideration of your grand sou will surely Induce you to decide lu fuvor of the first. This Is not proposed as a diplomatic engagement on my part, for your success in deal ing with powerful nations is too well known for me to meet you on Rtiy other gr fund th in us a mother of yo'ir graiids'iu. I take It that your Htutomit may have been prompted chiefly by tho remarks of Judge Thomas In rendering his de cision which gave me my freedom. I have no defense to oiler In his be half. I simply declare now that you havo arraigned me by th use of fragmentary quotations from lovo lotters to your son, and that you bo fair enough to publish the orlginul In full,I will then prove to the world that your sou was for from a weak ling, and thut you, his frond father, well knew it long before his marriage tome. Tiuly yours, Mary Nevius Blaine." THE FAMINE. Grlme3 of the Peasants Destitu tion is oxtrcme. London, March 2. A special cor respondent, who is traveling; iu the famine districts of Russia, writes from Saratov that ci lines of violence In tho valley of tho Volga nro lf fre qent occurence. Clergymen's houses have btif n robbed, und the bodies of murdered men were, found oti ttio high roads. Tho correspondent was warned o tho dangers of traveling about tho country, and ho seldom drove at night. Caravans of merchandise nro escorted by armed force.. The cor respondent adds that villages lu the government of Samara, which wero prosperous in 1880, are now plunged lu the deepest mtsory, nnd tho popu lation lias been decimated. In one 2705 of Us 7850 Inhabitants had mt giated. Of tho-io remaining, 1250 wero dependent upon charity. In three month tho people of this vll. ligo bad lo-t'1033 head of live stock. They were Indebted to tho stato in the sum of 73,838 rubles. Similar condi tion! prevail in other villages. Forty tho Hand acres of land are idle iu tho province of flamarn, owing to a lack of seed wherewith to plant this ure-i. A large number of German uoliilHs live iu holes in the earth for warmth. Tliy eat bread made of wild hemp and carcasses of horses. This diet causes severe, ofteu fatal nausea, Tho famine is changing the peasants Into wild beasts. Iu on? case a man attempted to hung his daughter because sho was not suc cessful In begging. FIRE AT INDIANAPOLIS. Tho Stato Woman's Prislon and a Reform School Destroyed. Indianai'oi.is, Feb. 2. The stute woman's prldou uud reform school for girls was burned last night, Tho building was entirely destroyed. Tho tire was discovered a few minutes after supper lu tho laundry of tho reform department. When tho llro was discovered, nil the In mates, over 200 iu number, wero re moved to place? of safety. Tho loss will exceed $300,000, with an in surance of only $51,050. On tlio VVuyto raruill.c. l,i im liod th it the poojilo wtiu liubltu nl.y ilHKnuu tliolr haiih win rxumli Hint ilo.lruiiio pii'Ou, mat uvoal tho liilliy wliluli U lo, Ot'nlratiit) m iki etiTiml ) ileiK-oouurciiiuloi UiHliiMttuiil Mirrounii ttiiiNi.vniniII.N. Hut whlloMf tii'ry lathi. vultKil liuiv, why Mmulil wo voaiiitnray oiutato tbo tuiliue or dtkiHiMtu Uicu x ylciniUlo u ihoi Hotttitlor'n -Moamoii lilt Inrt will ilit uxor Him atlroolou nmluil. whlnh union lUiyMemn nro ve xj much lit fuiit leniti UMiliortun tho turm of our ox IhUuiv. lleirtbiiru, DlllmisUrtM). csiiiilliia- llon it most uhvayu mHminiuv this coui llulnt una .no fvinpUiiuullii of U. ro.v invHll oxtlnxuutioU by iho IllUers, wbluli Hlnocontiiuri otiaiilvtl) nmUrlii, rlieu niaiUxi, in roiiaiiM.i anil iloulllly muu-o thup)oiruao.)or luKripiw" It lut-sshuu-u a maiculiir ia;mury ovur tuu (orimitHble miunliiliit thut Iiun otirrlnt olt so many a our urlKQtfttt ana Omi, Uitls IVuntocl. VTorii'K U herohy stoi thatsli wa A, iu w rvwivnu oy uio Illy ol tvi!n ur.-m. mull Murh 11, lt&W,at tho Iuku. i U ii' I -ok h. iu , for iho gru elint crtvlinii nuil muhinc oral! Hint iwrtufL'haiiKfcotH ktroel tieiMif a lhoiutb.iuK of WiilwinotlH niT nuu ii.i, o.ikt- Hum nr Kiiiir,..! i. klr -t, mvor mhb to tho tn and plil o.iiliiHomii'inUioitt,v nreyi.r'iirm o. A deollor.WmilHt ucco.niMiuy Kic bids un u uuariuitro ot koI rutlli on Iho iwrt iw tlio lildil.r thlt ho will oxocuto nmtrupi, bond unit undonuMng, nnd nirnUli lw,i nud niltldeiil mirutlm uiproo.t by ih miMir n iiitlip.nilrscl U nwnrdnt to uld bldder.whloh dciHMtijHhan befttrMtod ths t'tiy uf mmIhu In one of a fuihire a tho xrt of milt bidder to roinnly wllh auy ot wilt rvtiuhviucuu Kuld loud,coutict nud iindvrtnklnic ra on nio lu Uia otllco or the city urejor Tho Uty of Balom rt)ervt-a tho tight to rJtctuu) or Hbld. lXiriKratlomi niii.l .ima in iii.ir i.in, . .. Iho uro convirullouf. co-iwrtut-rhii nud nkkooiHiiona mu.i gi-o u Iho nume of .iviiiin-i iu tun cu imriuenniitor msmvoIh liounndtno name under wbloli thty ilo butluoMi. M. W. HUNT, t'HAB. II M(H)KH3, II.II.VMKUKl'X. lr It. fom n litre on Mm l inl I'ulitlo lronrty. I- J- .UvHrtn.Ni. City hiirTe: M V.UUIUltOU., lily AUOJuoy. Jtl fi A I i . ivl, neednam, HOUal3 1AIATINQ, IvALSO MIMNfl, l'APllll WANOIXO, NATUU.M, wood Piwamxo. Burner-. tWi .tan; " ,w- -m,,H M WrWIC WD & 9 ,w fj cirj-.-.'A "' Sfl&s&S wHwzm j, .Mh.i' it-.'i.pir: State of Ohio, city ok Toledo, 'I th L.U0A8 IOU.NTY. BS. KlvAKK J. Ciiknby innkes oath at he! the n-nlor partner of tho firm ot F. J. Chvni-yACo., dolnp bulnc-K In the City of Toledo, Coanty and Stat) afoiesaid, nt d the mid firm will pay tho Mim ol ONK UL'NUItKl) UDLLaUS for e-ich and every caeof Catauiih Miat cannot berured by thOUEO Of lALt,' t'ATAllKII CtllK KKANK. J. CHENEY. Hworn to before mo und subscribed In my presence, this B1U day of lcceriber, A, V. US0, A. W. GL.EASON sKal Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken in ternally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CiiTiMH & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggist-, 76 cents. Wm. Sargcant now has his stock removed to 311 Commercial street near the First National bauk, and although th goods are not arranged ou tho fhelves customers keep all hands busy supplying their demand. It will only be u short time until this popu'ar establishment is ngain well known to the trading public. ' ,g t7 5,. " Ses many pcoplo miserable, and often I U to BolMustructldii. Distress aficr i i'ig, sour stomach, sick headache, noaii i .1, loss of appetite, a taint, "all genu ' .lis, bad taste, coated tongue, and lrreg tilailty of tlio bowels, are ..MStrOSG tho more common sjmi)- After terns. Dyspcpsladoesnot " get well of itsell. It re- 5.3 ting quires careful, persistent attention, and a icmcdy like Hood's S.irs.v j .iilla, which acts gently yet ctllcleiitly. It tones tho stomach and other organs. r filiates tho digestion, creates t good ap- ii;o't.Uc. and, by thus Rick i vc coming tlio local u ,7 u t .m: toms, cures tho HGaCJaChe luaiiiclio, and refreshes tho tired mind, "1 havo liccn troubled with dyspepsia, iiaO but little appetite, and what I die r, . eat distressed mo, or did Jf me littlo good. Aftcreat bum ug I would experience a Ir.l5tr.crs, or tired, all-gono feeling, as lUuiigh 1 had not eaten anything. Jly tri'irlle, I think, was aggravated by my I", -.ness, painting, and from bclngjnoro o jsliutuplnnroomwlth Sour tii;li paint. Last spring . , i t'i.,k Uood's Sarsaparilla StOmaCIl and it did mo an Immcnso amount ot good. r' g.vo mo nn appetite, and my food rel- i1-' od and satisfied tlio craving I bad pro- ' u ly experienced." Geoiiok A. Pack. r.ti'rtown,Mass. IT. B. If yon decido to tako Ilood's Sar &. parlll.i do not bo Induced to buy any other. food's Sarsaparilla r MbyilrugKlitj. fl lxforS3. l'reparcd by C I. HOOI)A.CO.,Alothocarlci,I.owcll,lt. iOQ Dosos Ono Dollar 5U0 UnirVfir . n-s ffif rTa 1a Slchau'fi Wl ( AM sj. -- HEALTH. X,e Iltcltna'a Oolilen Ilaltant No. J Currs Chancref, fink and second stages Bores on tho Lees and I)dy; Sore Ears Byes, No. rto., Conper-colorcd Blotches Syphilitic) Catarrh, diseased Scalp, ard al' primary forms ct tho disease known at Syphilis, l'rlre, 35 OO per Bottln. I,a Illclian's Onlilon llulsnm No.S Cures Tertlirj', MercurlalHyptdlitlo Rheu matliru, l'alus In tbo Hones, rains In thi Head, back of tho Nock, Ulcerated Son Throat, Srphllltlo Hash, Lumps and con tracted Cords, StUTneta ot th Limbs, and crauicaics an uneaia ironi ma system whether caused by Indiscretion or ahus ot Mercury, leaving the blxnl pure anc healthy. Vrlre 85 OO per Bottle. I.O ltlclinu's Golden NpanlsH Antl. iloto for the cure et Gonorrliaa, Gleet, Irritation flrarel, and all Urinary or Oenl Uldliarranjfcnicuts. IrleSw 00 per llottle. Kae Ulclmu's GoMeu Spknlali In lection, for severe cases of Gonorrhoea, nnammaiory tiieec, sirictvuvs.se, l'rice 81 rU per Ilotlle. t,e ltlclinu's Golden Ointment tor the eftectlve heal Ingot KyphlUtla Korea and eruptions, l'rlre $1 OO per Ilox. Ve Illcnau'a Golden lUlls-Nem and Drain treatment; loss of physical pow cr. excess or orervork, Prostration, eta Price Q3 OO per Uoi. Toulo and Nervine, Sent srerywnere, Call, soeartty packet per express. THE HICHAnDsTnUQ COAoentr 600 A: All MABKKT ST., (an Fraaslaco Ci. "fWitHJIWti cmt vas u(liu!iiistratrlx Notico of Ap pointiiicnt. herebv clven tl rOTIC15 U hereby islven that the under lM signed ha bmo duly iiiK)IiiUh1 by the tVnmty Court ol JUrlou county. Ore- irou.nauuuiairairix tuiuaniHi u a. i. Btautou, late ot wild rotiuiy, docenned. And all irou havltiuclulmaj;Hlntaid estate nro hereby notified to iweul Uui Mima to Iho undernlgucd duly wrltled, ac corttlug to law. at her home In the town of turner, Aiarion ruuiu,,uTyvu,Htiuiu bij. mouth frtttn the dMooftht nutlet). And Hit persons owlrnr tuld culuw are irtiuetited to nittco liuiiiituitoMtUiuiintof Iheuuno to the undcrsUued. IhW.bl,J.1.rjrli.rAmSi Administratrix or the citato oi A. It. nun ton, dfcoawd. 1 7 St w fit SHl.U llelfer cmlf, ohfuiv. Blr. pure I bred lleit 1V1I; dam tint U j h tiillKer lroiit St v-.ni? u&T.V? A four Mttlnk vaminM II ivure bred, (not mixed or a hd utt. r undenUeL PlymoutU ItiMlk egg. No ttc T tM n iiHtrr, Blem.OT. tl n. omKKrrit, uetituuoatfo in iiuh'a new buildlnc.coruer DT,CUrUr.UUlHIlai HUU AucthUcn admlnl.tercd iuiu Haiem. whoudelrtd. jrawr;TJrM'fflyi-yssEiw!'w.Br. tf"j.riB.iM ,?9 Bh f PI BOM wIKkIsb emBmms&.rzz wm gligpaw jete&&sm J. L. BENNETT & SON. CANDIES, Fruits and Cigars, F O. Block. A. P. GORDON, All kind of WOO D. GI Court Street, & MJMI'llIIEVS, Cigars nnd Tobacco. BILLIARD PARLOR, 243 Com'l Street. GLOVER & PUGH, Horseshoeing anil Blucksmitlupg, Boole of Rod Corner. BOSTON Coffee House. 5c LXJNCH. Open all Night A. SALEM DYE WORKS. Tailoring, CLEANING AND REPAIRING, 127 Court Street. PltOPKSSIONAI, CAHDS. GEO. H. BUUNETT, Attorney nt law, Halem, Oiegen. OHice over Iidd a BnsU'B bank. . "'AIlOY MNUHAM, Attorneys and J couufielora ot law, Salem, Oregon, uuvliig nu abstract ol the recordsof Marlon county, Including a lot und block index oi Salem, they have upucial fucilltleH lor ex nmlnlug titles to real estate. Business In the supremo court untl In the state depart' meats will receive prompt attention. Q T. O. ol Hush ti BICHAItDSON. Attorney nt law. olllce up stairs In front rooms of new i block, corner Commercial and Court fctrcets, &lem, Oregon. JOHN A. CAItSON, Attorney nt law. Hooms 3 und A, Lada Bush's b.ink building, Salem, Oregon. 811yr U. V. BON1IAM. V. II. IIOLMES. Boniiam & Holmes. Attorneys nt law. Ottlce in Bush's block, between State and Court, on Com'l St. rnlL-MON FOKD. attorney at law, Salem, X. Oregon. Olnco upstairs in 1'alton's block. WH. YOUNG, M. D. . occupied by Dr. ; owland, corner Court and l.lborty htrccts. Telephone No. l.r. Olllce heurs: 8 u. m. to 12; 2 to 4 p. in., und 7 to Up. in, Hesldeuce isth street on olectrio car line. Telephone No. 9. DU. W. S. MOTT, phyBlclan and sur geon. Oinco In Kldrldge lllock, Ha lem, Oregon, 'ilo 4i. in. Olllce hours 10 to 12 a, m. RYmSffitiffiffi; HiKh street. Ueueral practice. Uneclnl attention given to diseases of Women and children. T TIIOOSEU.M.D. 1'hysicinn and sur. VV . geon. l'ractlce limited to dUenM-n of the nervous sjstem. Catarrh including nsthmn and rupture or hernia, onice lu Cottle hlock rooms 11 nnd 12. Ofllce hours from t) to 12 a. in. cud from 3 to 0 p. m. ntr. -K. M1NTA K A. DAVIS. Office hours, L vu. iu. uJiiu. m.;i. iu. lo o p. m, liuy or night calls promptly attended to. Special attention given to dueascsof wom en und chlldron. otllco In Now Hauls Ulk., SOj Commercial street. Uesldenco sniue. DU. M1I.LKHH.1.UNI), Eplscoiml nec tory: coruor fhemeketu nnd Church. Ollloo hours 1 to a p. m. 4 NNIUiF. JL.KM1L.Y8. M. D. Trent. J meut of l.ndlcsnudClilldroun spec- iuiiv. uuicu iiuuth; v iu u,unu smi druljjo bloclc, balem, Oregon, Kl- D lion IU V. C. h.M 1 Til, Dentist, OT Bute street, ons of every doccrlDtlon. nmoiii, v... riumuru uruuli Ulitrnt' l'aluless opera- ttons h seclalty. SB. . r n ol S1CNAI.I.Y. Architect. New llny- llrey mau block. I'luns and upeclCca of ull classes ot of bulldluiM on short notice. Supcrluteudencuofwork promptly cHktd after. 2 6-tf XT ll.I'UUII. ArcbltccU PIhhr. Sural. V . ttcatloiM and uperlutendenr lur All ciusrua ui uunuinH. uxnee J&J Uom inerolat St., up wlalm. J. MeC.UHTI.AND,(.Tvll Sanitary and Hydraulic Buglneer. U. K luiutv uuuerul surveyor. City surveroni oiiica Oottle-l'arkhunit lllock, rVilem, Oregon. CA. ItoUKHT. Architect, rcomlSi. Mar , quani bulldtug, tVrtland, Oregon. nuaiNi&a OAiius. HOKYKA itll.1, l'rosrlo4ora Ihe Ior lain lUthandMiavtBK Parlors, Have the only Porcelain Itath Tuba In the city. 'JlM Oniumerclal street, Salem, Oregon, SPlUVOtIK A AU.KN. Ulaeksmlths and bnretthoetng and repairing. Only thu best wurkuicn employed. Opposite hlate 1UIIN K.SWIIT, II IT. tUaksBiltb. HorM repatrtniieuilly. 6n0p terty street, 8lui Orwou, ti shociugaua stthe footof Ulcrty PJ, LAKSHN A tX) Stanufiietnre of nil . klnihtofveblaies. KspKlrlnspeetal ty. bhop UHUte street. &s 11. HMITll A OOf Contractor Sewer lnr. Cement tMdewalk. BxvUBr. All work nremmlr done. Hsliun ti J.evc turdere wfth Dugun lirp. 4jUUbi SUPCT-WVI.HQ.-l wke speUIty 01 cat rt-ewUi and laying; eutreet en uu and retold with rrtt cure, lluuu cleaning. Utr orders with J. H. Lanp or Uorea A Uou, J, O. LUUUUAN. ORCHARD COMPANY. LARGEANDSMALL FARMS, Also 5, 10 and 20 ucie pieces already plontctl to fruit trees In fine condition, and some first-class city property. STATE INSURANCE JJUILDING, SALEM, OREGON. References by Permissien: Hon. W. W. Iinyer, Ex-governor nlid chief Justice of Oirgon, Por,- land, Oregon. Hon. Richard Willamsl ex-member of congress, Portland. Oregon. Hon. Geo, W. McBrlde, secretary of state, Salem, Oregon. Hon Phil. Metscban, state treasurer, Sulem, Oregon. Hon E.B. McElroy, superintendent of public instruction, Salem, Or Hop. W. A. Cusiek, president Capital National lank, Salem, Ortgn Hon. Napoleon Davis, president First National bank, Pnlem, Oregon Willi im & England Banking Company, Salem. Oregon. Tlios Knv, president woolen mills, Salem, Oregon. It. it W" B. Allison Unhid States Senntor, Uiibquue, Iowa. Hon. Wm. Lanabce, ex-governor of lowi, Clnlrmnnt, Iowa. In". Hurragan, cashier Dubuque National bank, Dubuque, Iowa. W. P. M-'nley, president Security National bank, Sioux City, Iown. Hon. J. A. T. Hull, congressman, Des Moines, Town. Hon. Geo.D. Perkins, congiessman, Sioux City, Iown. J. J. 1IAHKINS, Scientific Horseshoeing. OPPOSITE FOUNDRY, On State Street. A. H. FORSTNER & CO., Macliinc Shop, Guns, S'ortin;s Goods, Etc., 308 C jm'l Street RADABAUGII k F.PLEY, Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable, -14 State Street. RICE & ROSS, Horseshoers. General Blaoksmithiug, -47 State Street. A. R. WILLARD, ISlucksinithiiig and Horseshoeing, I3D State Street. J. E. ROSS, Farmer's LTJNUlt COUNTER, 97 State Street. SAM E. ATTWELL, HOUSE & SIGN PAINTEB, 130 State Street. IXL BAKERY. Lunch Counter. MEALST5 Cents and Upwards. 101 State Street. STEEVES BROS., Califovn ia llulicvy, the"best 101 Court Street, JL 7 Undertaking and Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. E. i IMTTOX, Red Rubber Stamps. Prices the Lowest. 98 State Street. S. NY. THOMPSON & CO., 221 Commercial Street. Large Line of Loose AND MOUNTED DIAMONDS. Oregon Land Company's Price List. 10 acres of land 5 miles south of Salem (postoffice) best fruit land, nearly all cultivated. There will be 1 001 acres set to fruit, immediately adjoining this tract, this, spring; price, $50 per acre, $100 cash, balance easy pay ments. Choice of four ten acre fruit tracts five miles south of Salem (postoffice) one all in cultivation, very sightly; two other three-fourths in cultivation, balance good timber; one three-fourths in cultivation balance in pasture, $45.00 per acre, cash, balance easy payment and long time. Choice of 25 ten acre fruit trats six miles south of Salem (postoffice) best fruit land, vey desirable location; springs and running water, adjoini g The Oregon Land Company's model 100 acre orchard farm, three miles from steamer landing. First choice $60 per acre, cash, balance on eight years time, enabling purchaser to pay for land out of the fruit crop This land will be set our to fruit trees and cultivated two years in a first-class manner, by the Willamette Valley Fruit Growing company so that a two year old orchard, complete in ever respect, will cost the pur baser $125 per acre, including a good fence arounaic. The Willamette V Hey v..i,t ..,,. i.1 inn ""Y mulc nmu OUU acres uiku pleasure in snowing anyone, who takes an interest in fruit growing in the Willamette Ya ley, what the are doing and how their orchards look. The people of Salem and their visiting friends are cordially invited to call at the office of the Willamette Valley Fruit Growing com pany, in the Gray building with the Oregon Land com pany and take a ride to Sunnyside and see what is beinc uonu in tno wa ot trait raising m the vicinity of Salem, Oregon. You will enjoy the ride to Sunnyside and see something worth seeing. r J?,,80"100 "SP cultivated" land with lioufe, Bprincnnd orchard 3 miles 18 jS ?nr,W nc,lT' W,1' ba,ance ,n l"Sual "nnua nayraoi m. ,v.,i. ... . ; : " ! "-'t trtt-s on mpIi tnt in.i ii i r Jr., r '"'"."?!? "B'nK Ir.on' 1- to 14 ..,r. .T"i ..'"'"'"" i"f, mo '"".. "".""" ' pioiHPiite, ork suoh as carpenter work, cuttln fence settli.B out and cultlvat, , r'TakT part' alo horves, barncwi, wagons, or buS take "n In rZt 'V... l-mi-erty. when thtencumLe e i" &" claims, taken In part payment on land .... FirstNationalBank, BALEM, OREGON. GENERAL BANKING -VAPOLBON PAVIS. l)U. W II Ijvim t Irealdent. -ce lrehleou JUHXM ilUlH .uuuier WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO, CAPITAL STOCKS all Skktrity $200,000 ano. wuxiAMa UUflff McKAHf -VWPnfclHu . niuaoTomt Mttu. lir ., a t.a j user , . V. . " ',UeferJn.J.Vv. UodVS. Uanklnnsww.i . . . areiittt. "" o MONTEE BROS., Photographers, 197 Com'l Street. F. B. SODTIIWICK, Contractor and Builder, Salem, - - Oregon. MEERSHAUM PIPES Just Imported AT SIMON'S. F. T. HART, 3IERUIUNT TAILOR, Over Small's Clothing Hlore, k WHITE. Flour, Feed and Hay, 91 Court Street. T. J. CHESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing. Cor. 20th and Chemeketa Streets. Fruit Growing company has , ,, x V Sec OUTJ in IU1S Way, and Will acres each, all niihlv.ti o f,., al per acre, u i '-,--."""'' J cash, balance 'in three t utur, I UUSII, c wood, making rails, bulIdlDij '". payment on land; irt niU'llllinl nn lniwl . j" . - "- .....,, eea by 1Urtsage or other taxpayers m ftttiraK TalUerVTwI addSSf wU BOOn be atuaumnw Columbia Poultry Yards, J. M. BREN'l-S, Manager. tock Box 1810. ScatUo, Wwk 'owSeUTe.bra5hbre1FOUltTyorM' &awhi,ue,wrMgt a u hni. White nrainuii, n. T . -$& xrz7 ...-HMUfnt, I t?$ irv' ii i. t2j&i3P. . L.