Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, March 08, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextW$ 'irFvfsP&mmtSKm p,rNr'"fiw!(W'''ip4! Hfc mi MdklliTMriHMMliilMB Lj'iWl JWi jjli'iWMt; iffwtn iWfH "CP 'JPiTJIBBP" it CT43 'mm id a w f pi ft 1 f aRwrX' CONGRESS TODAY. Heallli ef Blnino and Springer Today. BOLD ROBBERY. Bat Thoy Got Llttlo for Thoir Pains -Datoctives Aftor Them. I'lTTsnuKO, March 8. At l"inlej vlllp, Iweniy-tlirte tinier huUi '' this city, on iho Il.tUimore& Olil -Mud, a gaits' offline liilivuyiiieii, this morning assaulted.'. K- MoMll lau, a shifting eoiidutor. After thoy hnd bound and gagged him, ho wac carried somu distance uwuy aud tied to a post. Tho desperado then re llevod him of his watch and money and after threatening to kill hlui 1 ho tried to imko a noise, they worn to tho telegraph tower, and at tin point of a revolver forcud the opera tor to surrender. Hj waa bourn and gagged, after which ho waa als relieved of his valuables. Tho rob bera next turned their attention t tho safe In the oltlce. It was locked but they blew It open, tho explosloi wrecking tho offlce. The report at tracted tho trainmen lu the vicinity, and the desperadoes were frightened ofl before they could secure the con teutB or tho safe, which was scat tered over tho room. The cntirt detective force of tho Baltimore & Ohio road, are In pursuit. Congress Today. Washington, March 8. A mes sage from tho president, trans mitting the recently negotiated treaty of arbitration, relative to the Behrlng sea fisheries, has Just been laid boforo the senate. It was unao companled by any recommendation. There was also laid before tho senate a message relating to indemnltj claims of tho Venezuelan Hteamshlp company. Jiouse touay aujounieu, as a mark of respect to tho memory of K udall, of Kontuky, who died yiBtjrday. THE GUN FACTORY. Thore Aro to Bo Two Small AffairB Instead of Ono Largo Ono. Washington, March 8. The eenata o mmlttoo on coast defenses aro of tho opinion that tho location of a gun factory on tho liciflo coast Bhould bo left to the decision of a board of experts to bo appointed by tho president as provided for In tho bill. It appears from tho statement of tho chief of ordnano that there Is to bo no lnro establishment of this kind on tho l'aclllo coast. There will be need of two small establish ments for ropnlrn, ono to bo located at Benlcla and tho other furthor north ou tho Columbia rlvor or on I'ugot sound. Tho bill appropriates $1,000,000 for tho erection of a suit- ablo building, aud for tho purchase of sultablo machinery and other materials. mj 'iirnicu 'fl. It" IB understood tho cabinot has decided to Itidlnt ou tho renewal of tho modus vlveudl for seals in Behrlng 80 J, Boforo tho llaum investigation committee today, Chandler, assis tant secrotury of the Inter ior was tho first witness. Ho eald he uover received charges to tho elloct that young llaum hud taken inoiiuy for lliogal trannautlonu and had no person il knowledge of any person employed In the ponnlou olllce, was intoicstod lu tho refrig erator company, of which Oointnl eloner Raum was president. Tito New Gorman Minister. Washington, March 8. Hollo bens, tho now Gorman minister to this country, wiw formally presented to tho president this morning. Is Coming nomo' London, March 8. Charles Fo--tar, Beorelary or Iho United States treasury, left for Bouthunipton this noon, and ho will embark tomorrow morning for New York. Boforo leaving, Secretary Foster said ho hud heard nothing direct concerning tho Behrlng iea iiugolln tloiis. Prohibition Convention. Ghand Fohk8, N. D., Mm oh 8. Tho Statu Prohibition convention mot this morning to elect six dele gates to tho national convention at St. Louis, Juno 27th. Allliiuco aud Independent forces attempted to cap turo tho convention, but after a oliarp light withdrew. Out of six mvmbciBto the state cential com . . nutntUg&J'our an) fully Ideutllled with t '"finjirUttMllnnco party. f"tA Killed by a Boy. fooHKNUK. S. O., March 8.L "V. Tolbert, father of tho Interna tional Order of Machinists and at ono time 1U president, was killed yesterday lu a light with two boys named Durrlugor. Tho killing was tho result of a whipping he guvo ono of tho boys for alleged scandalous talk about his daughter. Mrs. Admiral SommeB Dead. Mowms, Ala., March 8. Mrs. Aunlo Benumt), widow of tho lute Admiral Femmea, ootnumiuler of tho confederate ctu'txir Alabama, died at her homo In this city In her 74tli year. i mi l Discontent Sproadlns. BiutUN, March 8. A dlnpatoli from Lolpsle this morning states that discontent nmnug the large number of unemployed working men iu Unit city is spreading. Blaine and Springer. "Wahhikoton, March 8, StHsr. fcMry Jiloluo it better today, Cou- KNmuwjii Hprlnger i reported better Utfc wornlnjr and Improving slowly. FLOTSAM & MM. Telegraphic Hems From all Paris of (ho World. FREE COINAGE. Tho Bland Bill Will be Considered for Three Days. Washington, March 8. Tho free coinage Issuo will not dowti. Gentle men of both partlei who would lie postponed until after election, an I'onvluccd that the Issuo must be disposed of by tho house be fore tho date of tho national con vention. Tho free coluago men of Uoth parties aro of course hlghlj dated. Tho leading men in tin Dtmiocratlo party aro filled will dismal forbodlngs, while autl-fref .jolnago Republicans, who comprls 45 per cent, of the Republican mem ershlp in the house, are disposed to ,-lew tho situation with compla coney. Too vote ytstei day Indicate- hat the house will surely pass tin tJUnd bill, so'descislvo aud over uhitmliiir was tho victory of th idvocatosof free coinage. It wasn dguMcant feature of the proceeding that ou all disputes that arose oh i ho parliamentary question, theautl free coluago men did most of the .alklng. To one unfamiliar with political methods tho conclusion would be irreslstable, after listening o the denunciation of Speakei Crisp's rulings, to the lmpassioneo oratory and direful predictions o, those opposed to tho Bland bill, that freo coluago would bo swept awaj in a whirlwind of popular Indigna Jon, yet when tho vote came, uo n the sliver resolution alono, but ou all auxiliary questions the freo coin age men camo to tho front In uu jrokeii phalanx, and by vote ol over two to ono routed their op pououlH. On last aud vital propoal tlon, that tho sotting apart three daya for consideration of the Bland bill, froo coinage men won by tho overwhelming vote of 100 to 80. ROW AMONG ITALIANS. A Gang of Railroad Laborors Have A Sunday Aftornoon. Tuxedo, N. Y., March 8. Be tween fl aud 0 o'clock Sunday even ing there was a riot among a largo number of Italian laborers em ployed by tho Erlo Railroad com pany at this place. Tho Italians occupy a section of tho town known as "Llttlo Italy." aud thoy usually speud Sundays drinking beer ami liuhtlnir. Sunday afternoon the "growlers" had been actively rushed, and by evening many of tho men woro lighting drunk. A dispute arose between a couplo of hot headed mou which quickly led to blows. Tho frlouds of each of tho lighters camo to their assistance, aud booh tho light became gouoral in a reckless manner. One of the pistol bulltta killed MiohaelDcmotto, I'lvo oilier Italians, whose names aro not known, wero torrlbly slashed with knives in tho hands of thoir frenzied assailants. Captain Busuh, of Tuxedo, with a foreo of olllcerh descended upon tho rioters, aud after u hard battlo qiidllod tho dls turhaucc. Sovoral of tho ringleaders In the riot wero placed under arrest ONE FORM OP INSANITY. Soa Captain Imaglnos His Mon Want to Kill Him. London, March 8. A Btrango t iry comes from tho Island of St Helena by tho British ship Regent, Captain Treadwell, which sailed from Calcutta November 80, for Jfuff York. Tho vessel anlved at Si. Helena ou February 7, and ro ported to tho authorities that some lime hsforo Captain Treadwell hid looked himself In his cabin, and had illsehargud several shoN from ills ro volver. From tho report rocolvod lioio It does not appear that an en trance was forced Into tho cabin, or that any effort was made to discover tho reason for shooting. Tho mate took charge of tho ship aud ran for 6t. Helena, aud upon Us arrival there gave tho report above men tioned. Tho port ofllolals, who boarded tho ship, broke In tho door of tho captain's cabin aud found him lying insensible. An examina tion revealed tho fact that ho had four wounds lu his head and body. Medical assistance was at onoo sum moned for tho wounded man, aud ho afterwards regained conscious ness. Ho subsequently stated that tho crow of tho Regent, headed by tho chief mate, had mutinied aud threatened to kill him. Hu behoved It was thoir Intention to lire the ship aud then abandon her, leaving hlin ou board to perish, Seeing them, as ho 8iipiocd, setting Mro to tho vett sol, hu went into his cabin, looked his door aud tried to blow Ills brains out, Tho captain's improbable story was not believed, and an ox anilnatlou was mudoas to his sanity, I'hyslolans decided that ho was In nano, aud ho should bo scut home to England In ture of a doctor. He and his medical attendant sailed ou tho British steamer Dunbar Castle, which called at St. Helena ou her way from Table bay for Loudou, and arrived hero yesterday, Tho doctor extracted the bullets from the captain' head aud body on tho voyago, Tho Regent has beeu de tallied at 8t, Helena, tho governor not deeming It desirable to allow Iter to proceed in charge of tho mate. A Crank in Church. Andkkson, lud., March 8. "I am (he kin?, aud everyoue of you must nav tribute to me." shouted a crank Sunday as ho entered the East Lynn church, one of the most fashionable concreKatlonB iu the city, and strode up the main aisle brandishing n six shooter and a butcher-knife. Tho preacher's prayer wan cut short women screamed and falnU-d, aud Bomo of tho men Jumped out of tho wludowB. Six men overpowerpd the maniac mid took him to Jail. He proved to be Henry J. Lawrence, a well-to-do 'aimer, whoso mind had been unbalanced by tho grl, aud by tho desertion of hN win-. MURDER AND SUICIDE. T.w Awful Deed of a Walla Walla Laborer. Witt Walla, March 8. Yes terday morning atO o'clock Theo lore ilflrlz, a laborer, shot his wife flvu timisaiid theu killed himself, lleirtz aud Ids wife separated last week, she going to live with her sl ier, Mrs Kellau. Thursday last Mrs. Heirtz sent her brother-in-law to her home to get her trunk. Her husband and brother-in-law had a light, in which tho latter stabbed tho former in tho cheek and waa ar retted and fined. Yesterday morn ing Heirtz went to the house where lis wife was stopping and, drawing i pNtol, fired six shots at his wife, ,vln ran out in tho street and fell dead. Ho tlmn went to tho old depot, about 100 yards distant, aud shot himself in the heart aud throat. Ho died iu a few minutes. Playing Insanity. Chicago, March 8. Dr. Henry M. Scudder, who Is charged witii murdering his mother-in-law, aud who is confined iu tho detention hospital pending examination as to his sanity, seized a heavy chair Sunday afternoon and with a pow rful Bwlng brought It down on tho . . ... ... i .. .. i......n rni.n ileienseiOHS neau in a uiiuuiu. mo victim dropped as If ho had been diot, and tho doctor was proceeding to kill him when the attendants rushed up aud seized him. It re quired tho combined strength of three mou to disarm the physician and put him in his cell. When asked why ho assailed the lunatic ho said, "Voices told mo to do It, bisause tho man was lu leaguo with my wife aud tho others against me." His son aud father called to bco him yesterday. Ho seemed pleased to sea his sou, but would not apeak to his fathor, who, he Bald, was In leajuo with tho ptoplo who wero trying to ruin him. From tho doc tor's couversitlon It seems that ho consldfM that ho Is a victim of a huge conspiracy which began with his arrest for Irregularities In tho insurauco matter. Ho appears to class the Dun ton family as tho chief conspirators. A young woman who has douo considerable work as a typewriter for Dr. Scudder, says: "I have had plenty of opportunities to study him, an 1 1 bellovo that ho in ,T-r-f--H- aud dictatorial." Olds and Ends. Buffalo, March 8. In i fight botweon negroes and Polos, working at a tunnel near Niagara falls, at midnight Sunday night, tho latter wero badly boatou. Ono Polo waB shot dead and another fatally wounded. Threo colored mon hayo boon arrestod for shooting. London, March 8. Tho grand Jury yestorday found a truo bill agulnst Mrs. Osboruo ou charge of larceny and porury growing out of hor theft of Jowolry from Mrs. Har- groaves, and tho libol suit brought against til it worn utt t slio wuh accused of tho crimo. Prrftsuuiici, Muroh 8. Robort McCluro, ag.-ut of tho Law and Order leaguo, wh has beou waging a war on tho newsdealers, carriers nd newsboys for Belling newspapers on Sunday, was arrested yestorday for perjury, and gave bail for a hearing. 1'a.si1 Sr. Louis, III , M iroh 8. A freight wreck ooaurrod yesterday on tho Altsiourl Pieillo, at Ewlug live into, in a western suburb of this city, Flvo men aro reported killed, and several Injured. Waukimha, Wis., March 8. Chirles I'-ggs, a tinsmith, shot and fatally wounded Ids wife yesterday, and thou killed himself In like manner. Trouble Botwoon Neighbors. Columiiub, Oo., Murch 8. Dr. W, M. Peek, of Chattahooohe county, is in Jail, charged with tho murder of M. A Thomas, a neighbor. Thomas was burning brush ou his plaoo. A small fence belonging to Peek caught lire and was de stroyed. Tho men met ou the street yesterday and Peek wanted Thomas to rvpiucu ino lonee. l nomas re fused to do bo itu less Peek would send a man to help him. Peek ns tortwlt "A person that will act as you act will steal." Thomas started for the doctor with an open knife. Peek drew his pistol aud llred, tho b.dl taking etleot In Thomas' right side. While awaiting tho arrival of physicians, Dr. Peek gave Thomas his uud leal attention. The wounded man when taken home, lnsltvd ou Ptek's arrest. A Long Way to Ship. SAN Dikoo, Cul., March 8, It was learned yesterday, upon what Is con sidered reliable authority, that the at, Paul aud Taoomu Lumber Com pany Is making arrangements to mako San Diego lti distributing IHilut upon thW ooat. Derrick will ho built here, aud an ltnnen wholesale lumber-yanl eUt)IUhvl upon tho uhoro of the twy, Tlie cotupauy U reported to havo almost unlimited capital, aud It will tun IU I1 V gf the lumber j own vessels between .regions and yards In this city, tho I product to be delivered through Southern California, the territories and Kast by the Santa Fe. One of tho oHlcere of tho company has lien In the city lately, making arrange ments for the inauguration of the enterprise, but has been keeping quiet for obvious reasons until the matter of locution of yards li deter mined. Whitecaps in Minnesota. Minneapolis, March 8. Intelli gciti'o from Elgin, Minn., Is received that Saturday night a band of white caps visited Iho farmhouse of John Held, dragged Slduey Green, a farm hand, from his bed and gave blm a coat of tar aud feathers, rode him on a rail, and ordered him to leave the couutry. Ho returned to Reld's house, but was ordered away. Re fusing to go, a warrant was sworn out yesterday for his arrest, and he Is now lu Jail. The whltecapping grew out of an elopement in which Green and Farmer Crawford's wife were the principals. Burglars at Work. Rudlanhs, Cul., March 8. About .' o'clock Suuday morning burglars blew open a new safn In the Santa Fe depot, but secured nothing, as a largo sum of money was in another bufe. Policeman R. II. Kendall heard the report. Ho was eoon at the depot and began firing ou the burglars. A bullet struck Kendall iu the back of tho head, but ho is not S'Tiousiy wounded. The coupon ticket case was blown open, windows broken and general havoc made by tho explosion. A New Comot Discovered. RomiKsmi, N. Y., March 8. Professor Swift, of tho Waruor ob- servat ry, It ichester, N. Y., discov ered a bright telescopic comet at daylight. As read from the circles It was iu right ascension 18;!. 59 de gree, degree of declination south 3I.J1. It is large uud for a telescopic comet ver bright. It tan be seen with an opera glass moving slowl in au easterly direction. No tail h vlsiblo with tho big telescopo. SUPREME COURT. Salem, March 7, '02. Mary Rodney Adair and Samuel D. Adair, annellants, vs. Bethenia A. Owens Adair and John Adair, respondents; appeal from Clatsop county. Judgment roversed and tho cause romanded to tho court below with directions to proceed lu accordance with this opinion. Opin ion by Strahau, chief justice. Petitions for rehearing wero do- nled in tho following cries: B. Vau- duson et al. vs. C. W. Shlvely ct al Ilodson vs. Goodalo, Halo vs. Cot tlo. Doernbochor vs. Tho Columbia City Lumbering Co., Margarotte Marshall etal. vs. Anuio E. Wil liams, and Cyrus Smith vs. G. R. 2iT-ic rrazerVs. Henry Jones; motion to reinstate on docket de ulod. Fowle, appellant, vs. Temperance House, respondent; motion filed to dismiss appeal. Twonty days tlmo was grwiled to file motion in Iho caso of M. R. Adair aud S. D. Adair vs. B. A. O. Adair and J. Adair. I" akm Loans. Spalding & Rogers havo money to loan at roasonablo rates. Ht tb ov Ohio, citv ok tulkdo, t thn 1'hank J. UUKNKYinukei-tonth that he Is tho doul ir pirtuur of tho arm ol K. J. OllKN v A Oo., doing buslues lu the City nr 1'oledo, U.iantyandB.ateafiieMUd, and tho hiilU Jlrin will imy tho hum ol ONK HUNUUKU U ll.tiUtS for each aud ovory c-Hoiir OATAititii tlutitanuot booiirod by tho two of hall's uatauuu Ookk. I'HVNh. J. CHUNKY. Hvvorn to before me mid subscribed In lny iro-ipiuu, tills l)th dy ol December, A, I). l8tl, A. W. 01.K.VSON. (sKai.I Notary I'ubllo. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken in ternally and acts dlreotlv on tho b'ood aud mucous surfaces of the BVBtoui. Hynd for testimonials, free. F. J. Chknkv & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75 cents. Neuralgia Cured in 15 Minutes. Mr. J. 8. Sturtovaut, editor of tho Waupaca, (Wis ) Post, says: "Last night Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured my wife of neuralgia of tho face and tooth lu tlfteen msnutef. Wo would not be with out It." 60 cent bottles for sale by Q. F4, Good, druggist. uuuai uunri! food's Sarsaparillc U ,rrult) prepared from SarunaillL-i, l iitvUbit, Mauilrake, Dock, ripslssown, .' '; ir I)eirios,nndotliervlt-knouniul i: uiUgttntilo remedies, by a peculiar e Ulu itltHi, iiruiHirtlon, nail process, glr .. tto IIihhI's K.tr8aiarllla curatho power i t u8iwetl by otlior medicines. It t ' ets veiimtkiililo cares wliere otlicrs fall. Hoou's Sarsaparilla Uw lett M.Hxl purifier. It cures Scrofula, t- !t Itiiouiit, Hells, Pimples, aH Humors, 1 "p!l., llllloiwaess, Sick Headache, 1. uhjofctloa, (lencral IVblllty, CaUnti, 1. ouiaatUiu, KUlney and I.lior com I .iitsj owrctmiea That Tlreil Keeling, i rtwtes an appetite, builds up tbe sjstvm. Hood's Sarsaparilla 1' iiiwtuiiifralled success at home. Such U Us ivpuwtty la 1-owell, Jtass., whtn It Is i tdo, that Lowell druRglsts sell more o! HiKKl's Srwiiarllla ttun all other sarsajv t... is or Weod purifiers. Tho same success l a t xtetkUni all oy tt the country. Mood's Sarsaparilla Is peeuMar In Us strength and economy It U tho ta.iy prepuritieu of which cac ti -t l ..l loo ves Ono Dollar." A tKtnioe 11 ;t ,iv isirlllatakNiaceorJ U$ la Uructtottt, lU last a mouth. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is pouUar t-u'w cuatWmee it gntej awo( tlie)Mi-ai( j ,,,la. lK-ro It Is oaoe u-4 II lOwufs a f.rurltu Iswily rewe-ly. t)e nt U lu'uecvl to lwyetuirtr.tlM. Is) ur to R IU IVeullar MsdklM Wodcl'a Sarsaparilla ShiHrw. fliMxtarfii. lir4bj O t.t,00UACM.AKtlMaiN4.Utfl,MsM OO Do8o Ono Dollar . THE PACIFIC LAND & Ml 2gvz;m, rV XStSnix .tftir.iizyi. r,.-."r l)u"m.) MARKETS. San Fkancisoo, March 8 Wheat buyer season $1.68. Poktland, March 8. Wheat val ley, $1.65$1.60; Walla Walla, $1.50 $1.65. Chicago, March 8. At close vbeat was easy cash, 8(lJ; May, 881(5-1. VIo mill Unworthy Of consideration are nostrums of which UlsafBerid and there are many huch i tint ttiey cure Immediately bodily all (oenlsof long standing. There are none such that can. Chronic disorders cannot e nstautaueously remored Continuity In he me of a genuine mtdlclue, such as Hi Rtetter'H stomach Hitlers, wm eraaicu- j hronlo phislcal evils. Not the It .at of ilitselist in tho force of Hi opposition to nedlclne lis constipation, ut me remuvui f which, If perlsU.d In, the Hitters Is par 'Icularlv adapted. Constriction of the how ls Is a complaint which should bo dealt with early and systematically. Bo are lti usual attendant, liver comp-alnt and dys pepslt. For theso, for malaria, rheuma tism, kidney trouble and moro recently "la g"lpp'," this highly and professionally uo umoiided mndlclne Is an undoubted spei'Illc. Nothing cau exceed It, moreover, i menus of importing strength to the fe-ibloand nervous. Lndies' cloth top, patent leather ip shoes for $2.50 at R. J. Fleming's. Frank M. Brooks, M. D.,7pby8l clan and surgeon. Olllce over Barr & Petzel's new store. Residence 382 Miuicb street. 2-20-2W Mrs. Chaa. Smith, of Jlmes, Ohio, writes: t h ive used every remedy for sick bead ichu I culd hear or lor the past fluoen yoiuH. but Carter's Little i.lver l'llla did more good thnu the ulL rest. Have no equal as a prompt and positive ouro Tor sick ncadncho, blllousneis, coniiU i itlon, pain in the side, and all llvpr troublea. Carter's Little Liver I'ills, Try tlitiin. Must not be confounded wltn common cathartic or puigitlve pIllK. Carter's Llttlo uer Pills aro entirely unlike them in n-e rtBpcct. One trial will prove their itipeVlorii,). CARTER'S Sick Ilemlnchomul relieve all tho troubles Incl dent to a bilious state of tlte system, euch ai Dizziness, Kausci. Drowsiness, Distress aftei eatlnR. l'aln In tlio Sldo, ,to Whllo their mosl remarkablo success has been shown in curing : Ilcadnci.e, yet rnTEn's I.ittlk Lrrca Pim aro c(unlly vnlunble in Constipation. curlnR md proventlnB this nnnoj Ing complaint, while thoy nlso coiTect all disorders of the stomach, Ktlmulato the liver and regulate the bowels. Ken If they only cured HEAD che thoy would bo almost priceless to those who suuor irom mis uisiressinp complaint; hut fortunately their goodness does not end here, and those who once try them will And ihitso little pills valuable in so many ways that 'hey will not bo willing to do without them Hut after all sick head ACHE s tho bane of so many lives that here Is where o mike our great boast. Our pills cure It liilo other do not. Cartkii's I.rrrLB LlviR Pitxs are very small and very oosy to take. Ono or two pllla make t ilnsa. They aro strictly egctableand do not grio or purge, but by their gentle action oleaso all who uso them In vials at S3 cents, 3ve for $1 Sold everywhere, or sent by mail Castes ussicnrs co., Ue ti. kiUFill MM Small Fries- FEAR & HAMILTON, Loans necotlated on Improved farm and city properly. ' 3ALKM. - - Or.con Doom 14, Hush Itank block. 6 l'.Mw Nofic to Contractors. IlldS Vt 111 be rtPfllved until J n. m Dnln, day, March S, Tor the erection of a stnro building for V. II, lVAroy. t'sn. Owner ttnerves the right to reject any ornll bids, r'ans nine bo nun nt mv nrticn. iii,r.. gri'fl, nralilteet, S-Mt E. O. CROSS, and Packer Btate Bt.an Court Ht.-Tbe best meal deltverwl to U partsfnf I ho ell v. KEW DAILY MAIL STAGE between Aurora, Htil loville, Cluuniiocgr, St. Paul ami FulrlloM. JZMXESMW. :at.'so '". Ar. ., :'"""" V' neiurninu leave HairdetdaUp,. Arrleat champoeg 6I1.UI. UAesChamtHei;a m. ArrHt atAimira.vUHutleMlle.at8 n. m. Cnu. nects wttliiuornlncB. 1. av trelut irolnit north and outh. l'aseDxeis. Iwcirnirn ami rreiKiit carried at rcvuUr rules. Bervtee bexiu Monday, Muroh U. $y iUH.110EKKll,l'rop7. PEOPLE! Ask for Hnrst'u "STAFF OF LIFK' Or whole Whtt Flour, liealthieat mid lwt lasting bread. AUo the Fjuiious Pur Aurora Uuok- whmt Flour, ItUNt'l tMt PuH KnlliM- IS.v. L .. Also our pur Ily ttour. AikA-gur itliir w um (was ssq uti no tulMtltut. m&3&r&2&2:r4ivr a-&sEfc ?sr iifcV2-31iiftn-r em . i. 2'lY2lZie. .St. I ' f"'vufyr f-rimi ri. - avivriV'ja4v ?fiSKSHS-ftJWtfA - "ir wimmmmmmzj:ifemT&zi CURE mcK iii .7rTL i:sii i -" ' . ...lx f. . J&it J. L. BENNETT & SON. CANDIES, Fiuits and Cigars, F. O. Bloolc. J, Scientific A. P. GORDON, All kinds of WOOD. 91 Oourt Street, & HUMPHREYS, Cigars and Tobacco. BILLIARD PARLOR, 243 Com'l Street. GLOVER & PUGH, Horseshoeing ami liliicksmitliing, Boole of Red. Corner. BOSTON Coffee House. 5c LUNCH. Open till Night SALEM DYE WORK Tailoring, CLEANING AND REPAIRING 12 7 Court Street. CMAS. CALVERT. Spring MILLINERY Arriving Dally. 274 Com'l Slroot. MISS OLIVIA MESCHER. Kemoved to Cottle Block. Spring Goods Arriving. VKOFKSSIONAI, OAHDS. GEO. II. BURNETT, Attorney at law, Salem, Oregon. Olllco over Ladd i Bush's bank. ryAUCY & B1.NOHAM, Attorneys and I counselors at law, golem, Oregon. Having an abstract ol tho records of Marlon county, Including a lot and block Index 01 Salcni, thoy havo special facilities tor ex amlnlug titles to real estate. Business In thu supreme court and In tho state depart ments will receive prompt attention. T. MCIIAKDSON, Attorney nt law, office un stairs lu front rooms nf haw kusl lush block, corner Commercial and Court streets, Salem, Oregon. TOIIN A. CAltSON, Attorney at law, ti iioouis it ana , iaaa ct building, Salem, Oregon, Bush's bank Sllyr 11. K. BONHAM. - V. II. HOLMES. Bonham &. Holmes. Attorneys at law. Office In Bush's block, between State and Court, on Com'l ift. TILMON KOHU. attorney at law, Salem, Oregon. Office up-stalra in l'atton'B block. WH. YOUNQ, M. D.. Office formerly . occupied by Dr. llowland, comer Court and Liberty Mreets. Telephoue No. 45. Office heurs: 8 a. m, to 12: 2 to i p. m and 7 to B p. in. Uestdeuce lsth street on electric car Hue. Telephono No. I). Dl It. XV. S. MOfT, physician and sur. eeon. Office In KlclrliUm iiirw.,, .... icui, ureguu. uiuce uours 111 to 12 u. m. 2 to 4 p. ni. ir n : ,... r - v, .- & BlIIlrllK00K M- I-.HonieopathIst. Office ISA llOlirt RtrPPt. ftMlitnniu .17 h fctreet. General nnmtinM utuini attention given to diseases of Women and children. Tfr THOUSEH.M.D. Physician and sur- . geon. Practice limited to diseases of the ner ou system. Catarrh Including asthma and rupture or hernia. Office lu Cottle block rooms 11 and li Office hours frora to 12 a. m. and from J to 8 p. in. 11-3-tJ. TK.MINTAB.A.DAVIS. Office hours, Day or nlcht culls nmmnti Special attention m en to d en and chlldrAn. imirAtti kow nu.b mi.. SB Oommerelal street. Hesldeuce same! rvH.MILLEUaLUNI), KpUcopnl nee .' .ij,wtuui vuriiivKeia anu unurcu, Otnoe hours 1 to 3 ti. in. A NNICEK. JKKFHEYH. M IV T, fh n,e"J f ldl" and Children a spec- drldge block, Salem, Oregon, El. BK. T, C. BMITII, Dentist, W State street, Salem. Or. Finished denuil oivcra jofevedescrlptlon. PMbUmo,. r a MoNAU.Y,Archllect, New Bunr eyman block. l'lninniim.iH.u y. Brer man block, i'lans and speelflcH- tlons orallolBfceaofofbutldlnM on short krt 8u')rln'nleHC0f work pwmptly unptl JMf V VA vV,un Architect, Plans, bpecl--fi'-f neUon and uierlntendenfe lor 11 cTiwea of building. OBlce ao mm. merclal St., up stairs, R J-,flcPH"TtANH.avllRan taryand ill. Ilidnnllo EnKlner. U. s. Ueputr mineral mrveyor. City ur eyors olilof CotthMrkhunt Block.-Salemfoion; CA. KOBEIIT. Architect, roomm, Mar . quam bulldlnr. rurtland. Orion. HUSINEbS OAIUM. luln IUthDdhhvlnrl'arlor. lUi tftrrnly 1-orceUlu HAlhTuli tn tie cfty J ConimereUl trit, galfm, Qtrg, wly- CPOUE 4 AIXK.N. Blaalumlth and O horejhoelng and rtPAlrtnj. oSy thS ORCHARD COMPANY. ARGE AND SMALL FARMS, Also 6, 10 and 20 ncro pieces already planted to fruit trees in line condition, and some first-class city property. STATE INSURANCE BUILDING, SALEM:, OREGON. References by Permissien: Hon. W. W. Thayer, Ex-governor and chief Justice of Oiegon, Port land, Oregon. Hon. Richard Wlllnnis, ex-mdmber of congress, Portland. Oregon. Hon. Geo, W. McBrlde, secretary of state, Salem, Oregon. Hon. Phil. Metsehan, etatc treasurer, Salem, Oregon. Hon. E.B. McElroy, superintendent of pub o instruction, Salem, Or Hon. W. A. Cuslck, president Capital National bank, Salem, Oregon Hon. Napoleon Davis, president First National bank, Salem, Oregon William & England Banking Company, Salem, Oregon. Tho Kay, pre.-ident woolen mills, Salem, Oregon. Hoi. W B. Allison. United States Ff-nator, Dubquue, Iowa. Hon. Wm. Larrabee, ex governor of Iowa, Clairmont, Iowa. .Tna VTnrHur,.!, nukliiui Dut.HMiio NT.iHnnnl linnk. DllbunUe. IoWft. V. P. TWunlov. nroHlftant. Kni'iirltv jftiGJ Hon. J. A. T. Hull, congressman, &ag iion. ueo u. rernins, congressman, fioux juy, xowa. J. IIARKINS, A. H, F0RSTNER Machine Shop, Guns, Horseshoeing. Sjiorfing 308 Com'l OPPOSITE FOUNDRY, On State Street. KICE & ROSS, Horse shoers. General Blacksmltliing, 47 State Street. RADABAUGII & Livery, Feed Boai ding e 44 State A. R. WILLARD, Itlnclcsinitliing and Horseshoeing, 139 State Street. IXL BAKERY. Lunch Counter. MEALS 15 Cents and Upwards. 101 State Street. " STKEYES BROS., California Bakery, the"best 101 Court Street. SAM E. ATTWELL, HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER, 130 State Street. A. M. CLOUGH, Undertaking and Cabinet Work. 107 State Street. S. W. THOJU'SON & 00., 221 Commercial Street. Large Line of Loose AND MOUNTED DIAMONDS. E. 0. FATTOX, Red Rubber Stamps. Prices tho Lowest. 98 State Street. MRS. M. E. WILSON, Leading Salem Modiste, 20G Commercial St. T.S.BLVXDELL. Meat, Poultry and Fish Market. Iusurance Block. JOHN M. PATSE 4 CO., Real Estate and insurance. Fist stairway north of Buse bank. Oregon Land Company's Price List. 10 acres of land 5i miles south of Salem (postoffice) best fruit land, nearly all cultivated. Thore will be 1 00 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 ol 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? tracts six miles south ot Salem (postoffice) best fruit land, very des;rable location; springs and running water, adjoining 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 iu.nu out oi tno miit 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 e er respect, will cost the pur baser $125 per acre, including a good fence around it. The Willamette V lley Fruit Growing company has now more than 300 acres set out in this way, and will take pleasure in showing anyone, who takes an interest in fruit growing in the Willamette Valley, 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 pan, in the Gray buildinsr with the Oreff0n Liuui mm. y"atendepd toJ Pany d take a ride to Sunnyside and, see what is being seTi?nkink.:.done the way of fruit raisiner in the vicinitv nf SnW Oiegon. You will enjoy the ride to Sunnyside and see something worth seeing. fromTSSrno1!1!. W Vth h?U8 IngaM orchard 3 miles n..10it100a.cr.? cult',vatl land.ruDiilug water on land. M0 Der acre 1 ch balance Iu three equal annual payments. Fl 'iSttake-TW tree83onUeac??o?.BiDnu ESJ? &! eoual annual m,'1""1 affii "l. icuU,vaHl,F trie8 taken ,n Part paynient on land; Alw S'cltv 10,B0U9' .r bugfiIes ,akt,n ,nPart Pment on laud claMkeX faTpnie"!' S.CUU'bered " " thef A BwMlTH.CO.,Oontractorii 8ew A. inc. t ement Bld'ewalk, t&3K Eta All work promDtlTrin uiJ1?. I tive urde n with Ucaan Broi'. Tg flARPET-lAYING.-I make a specialty 01 V carpot-vrinj and hiyinr SrLu or Buren a boa. j. q. luuiuiTv u .T", KKIQHT, BlaekDalth. Horse u root or ubeft, sa.'tSaitSSs: I I P ik?2F'P''31 of ii Niillnnnl bank. SloUX CltV. Iowa. B Den Moines, Iowa. t & CO., AIONTBB BROS, Photographers i 197 Com'l Street. Goods, Etc., Street EPLEY and F. B. S00T1IWICK, Contractor and Stable, ltiiilder,t.j Salern, - - Oregon. Street. F. T. HART, MBRCIUNT niLOR Over Small's Clothing Htorc, BREWSTER & Flour, Feed and Hay, 91 Court Street. T. J. CHESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing. Cor. 20th and Chemeketa Streets. L S. & MARK S. SKIFF, DENTISTS, 259 Liberty Street, on ; Electrlo Car Line. MEERSHATJM PIPES Just Imported AT SIMON'S. ?M! cultivated,. 200fruit uu Mi Da,an in tnreo "TUI5.f5ettmen.t roU fur Marlon oonntj', J-.LV11".8!. been placed T in tS '"""" r ooiitctlou. Taxpayer will please come mrwnrH ; Vt jr.LrwL?" TAXPAYERS 2ddeSr wm ion w uiS J. D, HURST60N,Aurort. KSuoS? 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