Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, April 01, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-tjyty Hi t ?WB59WflS m J. H. IvUNN Js Positively Closing ""AT COST. Loek: at the Prices. Checks 08 ots a yard. Apron Dress Ginghams 10 French Zephyr Ginghams 1 2 Fine Ingrain Carpets 45 Best Roxbury Brussels 85 Fine Fancy Window Shades 75 each. Lace Curtains 75cts to 5.00 a pair. Everything in stock at corresponding prices Show cases, fine safe, thread cases at a bargain. Do not miss this sale. Opposite Bush's bank, Salem, Or. IBS CAPITAL JOIMAL. FRIDAY, -APEIL 1, 1592 GEO. D OOODHUE. K. CAIULL. BUILDING IATERIAL. Lime, cement, floater, bair, fire and building bricUfire clay, sand, uruvel. blacksmith dud house coal. wood, all kinds, molesale and re tail. Office 95 SUMstrcet GOODJTJE & Cahill. GILBHITtrfrrERSOK," Dealers in Groeries, Crockery, Glassware, Paint0ils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windolass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicre Tea and Big Can Baking Poweh Btronga bakerjibkea the lead ou superior bread (leg. piea and all kinds of fancy b WEBTAO ug. IT & IRWIN. DATES 00CAL EVENTS. April 9. Deicratlo primaries. April 11 MiiBusan Hale, reader, Unity cliur Anril 14. Vi icratio county con- vention. Anril 20. B; ?hony club, Reed's opera nous 20, 1800, in ried on Fet woman wt age of 85 yd dren in oldf wont to M Nearly JNDRED.-John Crab tree, who dii n the 29th of March, was u remar ie oia man. ne was born in Lee unty, Vu., on June ph state he was mar ry zz, isaa, to tne irvlvea him, at the They had five chll- rclnlu; from there they jjri and bad five more children; te to Oregon in 1845, where theld five more children, fifteen in ijSomelimes Mr. Crab tree jokinbroposed to go to Cali fornia to sa the record, would be contlnuedftiey stopped in Yam hill counffbut moved to Linn county in Sand took up the do nation lallalm on which Mr. Crabtree twrnrds lived and died. Nine chile besides a faithful wife, survive u The deceased hud been rema ly Btrong for his age until five : months ago, when be began ug purely from old nee. A K ie, weu spent is ine record left. Crabtree was buried In the Alio cemetery near his home. Hnge. Cases bjed. In the Oregon supreme I tue following cases werenrgupd submitted Thurs day Cfl Mills, Fred H. Mills. admlnistrpf the estate of W. H. Jroru Klamath county; )avisson and Ceatla C. B. Dunn and Wm. (from Benton county. juru, vs. R. M.Davis. speal from Benton Mills, ap; Ealp Hartle&j, Mackay,r .J. W et son county, THE PEOPLE'S PABTY Holds a Oounty Convontion and Puts Up a Ticket Regular Proceedings. There was a good nttendanco of Alliance men at Grange hall to bold a county convention of the People's party of Marion county. About fifty were present. There wus about an even division of young men and veterans present. M. V. Kork, candidate for congress, was in attendance. Mr, Weeks, chairman of the coun ty alliance called to order and was mude chairman. He stated that as this was a mass convention, no com mittee ou credentials was necessary. Frank M. Albaugu, of Waldo bills, wus made secretary. Mr. Burcbard, of Stuyton, was made assistant sec retary. Following precincts were repre sented by one or more delegates: Jefferson, Marion, Prospect, Salem No. 2, Bouth Salem, Yew Park, Euglewood, East Bilverton, Silver Falls, Btayton, Sublimity, Howell, Abiqua, Woodburn. Mr. Woods, of Howell, moved a committee of five ou platform. Car ried. Chair appointed J. W. Jory of Yew Park, Lew Woods of Howell, M. V. Eork of Salem No. 2, Cbas. Miller of Jeffereon, J. B, Taylor of Waldo. J. W. Jory moved a committee of five on order of business. Chair ap pointed Messrs. Swank, Lee, Fish, Thos. Jory, Brewer. Adjourned to 1 p. m. The convention met at 1 p. m., the committee on platform reported in favor of endorsing the state plat form and also the following plank: First To protect both the debtor and the honest lender from the In trigues of scheming speculators, whereby the value of property is artificially depressed and security jeopardized, we demand the passage of a law prohibiting the confirma tion of mortgage sales, unless the proceeds of such salo shall equal eighty per cent, of the appraised value. Second We recommend the elec tion of precinct assesssors as pro vided for In the grange assessment bill. John W. Jory, chairman. The report was adopted and the convention proceeded to take an in formal ballot on county ticket. The Genuine. Comrade Bates who will lecture at the Cumberland Presbyterian church Saturday night has been attacked by enemies who say be is not the genuine Bates who escaped after a long life in Ander- sonville prison. He says all he asks Is a chance tb prove that he Is the genuine party who dug out of that hellhole, passed the guards and bloodhounds who were put on his tracks and was wounded, and for which he gets a pension from the government. Go and bear him lecture. Grand Concert Tonight 1 The Second Regiment band will ap pear at Reed's opera house tonight in a program of great merit. Carl Denton's orchestra will be there and appear in two numbers, adding much to the pleasure of the event, while the name of Mrs. Frank Willman, the accomplished pianist, . .... n n .tAK .An- I.. :.n linn 9 PRiMABDOES-Tbo following b" "" " " j '":, tizens I Judges appoinied to P,ano sof- "Prorata; to be the event oi me season no in musicauy and socially. Reserved seats now on sale at Patton's 50c, gallery 25o. citizens if judges appol serve at tipiocratlc primaries on Baturdayjjl 9th: Prospect G. G. Van V, Henry Heckman, Bie PrioVlem No. 1 D. F. Wagner,! Jeffries, Wm. Tub ker. Safe. 2. Wm. J. Polly. A. Blosfl. C, Dibble. Salem No. 31 Golden, Wm. Galli ber, Wnlr. Salem No. 4-T. B. Waittest Wagner, J. H. Whitley Gvisilargo party of these wanderlnple ate camped in North Svelween Commercial and Lib&et. Tbey are Eng lutb.but 0e Zingarese fluently. The woigll laces aud Jewelry aud tbeen beg. The men smoke, fiorsea and pretend to want ton fir uroos White', at Davison & THE BAND CONCERT. At the Opera House This Evening by Second Regiment Band A Treat for Salemitcs. The ever popular Second Regi ment band will appear at Reed's opera house in the following choice program, assisted by Mrs. Frank Willman, the accomplished pianist: Overture Bridal Rose Laval! Gavotte I'm in It but I'm no Fop- Braj Overture Philadelphia Bouillon urcuestra. Piano solo Awakening of the Lion (original edition). DeKontskl Mrs. Frank Wiliinau. Comet solo Remembrance of Switzerland Liberatti J. M. Cooruer. Selection Mnrltann (by request) Wallace Waltz-On the Beautiful Blue Danube Htraus Orchestra. Piano solo Valse Brilllante Mrs. Frank Willman. Grand selection Tanuhauser.. Wagner Waltz Auf Weidersehn Bailey (ini we meet Again.; This concert promises to be a musical treat and a social event, as many tickets have been sold nmong theatregoers. This is the lost In door concert this season by the baud, and it is also the farewell appearance of John Whan, the tuba solist, who leaves for Denver, where he takes charge of a circus hand for the com ing season. Beserved seats are now on Bale at Patton's. Admission 50 cents; gallery 25 cents. Headquarters B Co., Second Regi ment 0. N. Q. Salem, April il, 1892. Special order No. 3. J The members of B company, Sec ond regiment, O. N. G., will parade at the armory Suturday, April 2, 1892, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of inspection. The monthly meeting of the com pany will be held this, Friday, evening at 8:15 o'clock. By order of D. C. Sherman, Captain .Commanding Co. F. Lockley, Jr., 1st sergeant REAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS. January transfers $170,220 50 February transfers 203,074 65 March transfers 175.574 89 APRIL 1. Coolidge & McClaine to Lucy A McKillop, 2 a John AScbrum claim, $80. Henry Allen and wife to same, grantee 104 a same claim, (3220. L E Cline and wife to Mehala Armstrong, lot 1 and part lot 2, bl 3, Settlemelr's add, Woodburn, flOOO- AT Zumwalt and wife to H C Porter, lots 3, 4, bl 9, Aumsville,$200 Edward Hirscli and wife to E M Croisau and J H McNury, 50 ft lot on Court street, Salem, $5000. School Census. County Buper Idteudent Yoder has returns of all the school districts of tbe county and tbey foot up a total of 8G64, an increase of about four hundred oyer last year. This Indicates an increase of population in the county of about two thousand for the year. For Bale. Forty feet front on Commercial street. First-class busi ness property. Enquire of Wm. E. Burke, one-half block south of Bush's bank up-stalrp. 3-10-tf U. B. Meetinob. The United Brethren meetings at tbe Cumber land Presbyterian church close to night. Tbey have continued about twenty-five days and about fifty services aud preaching were held by Messrs. Williams and Gwynn, as sisted by Presiding Elder Barclay. The former two will keep up appointments three Sundays of the mouth at this church until June 1st, the close of tbe annual conference year. The conference will be held at Woodburn June 1st and will station a minister at Salem. Circulating Library. The only public circulating library in Salem Is at Frank S. Dearborn's book stoie. Shoes. Customers usually buy where tbey can find what tbey want at moderate prices. Krausse Bros., therefore, enjoy a good shoe business. April Tenth. The salmon sea son will open then, but we have every day all tbe fine fresh fish in tbe market, at Davison & White's market. For Sale. -Twenty-five head of draft and driving borsc. Enquire of Wm. E. Burke, one-half block south of Bush's bank, up stairs. Found. A lady's pocketbook, with small sum of money and sev eral lists of names. Call at this office. For Bale. Two horses, ono 1700 pounds the other 1300 poun ds weight Enquire of Wm. E. Burke, over Brr& Pretzels. 8-17-tf Daily Additions To already large stock are being received, and ladies will find each department filled with the latest and newest i jj&.o:k::eii!I7,jse- LAD? MISSES' and CHILDREN'S in all sizes and colors, open tor inspection. ! DRESS GOODS AND UKtSS KUBtS. Ask to see Our SATIN SOLE1X. HOLVERSON,' - 301 Commercial St. LOCAL AND rSitSONAL One drunk gut the usual fine of live days. The ice cream men waut mote sunshine. Mrs. Geo. Shirley, nee Litchfield, bos returned to her home at Astoria. J. S. Dcllinger, publisher of tbe Bay City Tribune, is In the city. Miss Edua Moody aud Miss Lulu Uitsch are in l'mtmnd. A. T. Gilbert is home from Mos cow, Idaho, where ho lias a banking interest. Hems for our social department shculd be handed in tomorrow moruiug before 9 o'clock. Jesse Phillips, who has resided near Whlteaker since 1665, died on tbe 28th of March. Mr. Taylor, of the Waldo hills, says be bus been a Democrat all his life, but bus got bis eyes open and votes the People's party ticket here after. David Early's sale comes oil to morrow Shaw & Downing auc tioneers. If you want to see a specimen of what tbe Bouquet city cuti turn out in exotic flowers, stop at J. H. Bridges, ou State street. Mr. aud Mrs. Ad. Wright have removed to (heir home ou the ranch for the summer. Ed. Cross says be will gladly pay bis share if the council will go ahead and II x up Cbeniketn street. There are numerous cases of scarlet fever but oo mild In its form that manv people have not kuown of their children having it. The People's Party convention was to meet at the opera .house at 10 a, in. touay, out was ciiougeu to Grange hall. T. MuF. Patton says there is great exoltomuut at Portland over the Mills meetings. Tbey are hold nt all hours, aud "crowded to death." All the stores at Salem have agreed to close next week at 7, except two, on account of tbe Mills meetings. A. S. McDonald, formerly pro prietor of the Brownsville Times and now proprietor of Tho Weekly Tribune, formerly Sllvorton Appeal, was In tbe city today. Mies Carrie Moorcs, who has beou with the Union Title and Abstract company for three years, goes to Portland tomorrow to attend a business college. Lieut. Sam Adolph is tbe first to prepare to go to the world's fair be bought two satchels yesterday. Two ladies were present at nil tho deliberations of tbe Peoples' party convention, Mesdames Weeks und Clark, of Howell. Chairman Weeks, of tho Peoples' convention, is a good presiding officer. To protect digestion, and for use as a stomachic, after tbe mid-day meal, Ayer's Cathartic Pills have no equal. F. J. Strayer returned borne yes terday from a week's vacation nt Roseburg, but says be didn't serve as a witness in n church suit. A new telephone has beou placed into tho Radabaugh & Epley livery stable. Their number Is GO. H. G. Colton, general agent of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur ance comptmy, is In the city. There is a chance to get one out of three lovely babies at tbe Orphan's home. Apply to Mrs. Z. F. Moody. Miss Ulassford's second lecture to ladles only Saturday at 2:30 p, m. at A. O. U. W. ball. Admission free. By 'an oversight John H. Mc Nary's name as candidate for re corder was omitted from the ticket as printed in The Journal Thurs day, It did not appear on the cer tified list of nominees. Col. Will L. Vlsscher, 1102 N. K. street, Tacoma, will be glad to hear from Prof. Joe. Taylor, a banjo teacher, with his wife, a piano teacher were In Salem for a tlmo and are thought to be tsoinowhere in this part of tho valley at present. He will bo very grateful for any In formation about bis friend. Henry Wenderoth and Wm Butte who occupied the building next to Jones &. Bernardl's candy palace, bavo bought out Chris Paulas' saloon, wine aud grocery store near to Simon's cigar store. The old Columbia is closed aud A. Busb will erect a brick there. John Hughes has bought tbo old frame and will move it. dowu on tbo fiat, for a tenement. For the cure of all female dis orders and irregularities, Ayer's Barsaparilla ban no equal. Have you tried any of Sroat & Glle's fancy toilet soaps? They are so cheap too. Fresh bread, tho best and lightest always on baud, at the Electric Simpson IJroH. Men's $3 f-hoes, Tho Drayton Agreement. New York, April 1. The Her a'd yt-rtenlity morning prints a state ment by Hurry Vane Milbauk, tbo friend of H. A. Borrowe, which seeks to justify tbe position taken by Borrowe, In connection with the Drayton-Borrowe scandal. Mr. Milbauk, nmong other things, says that tbe agreement entered Into be tween Mr. Drayton and big wife, dated October 28, 18S1, contained the following clause: The wlfo has au income of $35,000 per annum under nil circumstances. Sho retains one-half and she agrees that the other half bo deposited with trustees, $5000 of which shall be paid to tho husband and $12,000 to herself for the maintenance of tbe children. Out of the money sho receives tho wife Is to keep up tbe establishment for tho husband aud family. The husband's $5000 is for bis personal expenses, such as clotblug, amusements, traveling, medical attendance, etc. Tbo Wlfo agrees, should sho bold nuy verbal or written communication with Mr. H. A. Boirowe, that tbe $12,000 for tho children shall bo paid to tho husband, and he shall have coutrol of tbe same aud of tho children. Tho husband, on his part agrees that for tbo $5000 bo will go to Europe with bis wife, and mako bis dwelling with her there. Floods in Dakota and Montana. St. Paul, Minn., April 1. Re ports from Nortli Dakota and East ern Montana Indicate tho greatest spring floods in ten years. The James river is rising very rapidly. At Jamestown tbo water is seven feet deep in Russell Miller's mill, and still rising. Besidents all along tho river are preparing to move to higher ground, To the south of Gruflon, N. D., is a lako reaching for miles into tbo country. The river is higher there thuu in 1888. Northern Pacific trains arc held a few miles below there on account of high water. In Montaua there are washouts iu every direction, tho Great Noithern being the chief sulfercr. Tho main break occurred on tho Montana division, between Willintou und Bpringbruok, caused by an overflow of the Missouri tribu taries which at this time of year arc fed by meltlngsnow from tho Rocky mountains. Tho flood curried away bridges and twelve miles of track aud n trestle, blocking everything. It will take thirty-six hours to re pair the road. Wgrnen, TlTo common nffllctlotn of women nro Blck-heftil-ftches, Indlgcctton and ucnroui troubles. They rlo largely from tomach dhwrdera. Aa Joy'a Vegetable SattaparlRa h the only bowel regulating preparation, you ean see why It Is more ollectlvo than any other Sana parllla In ihojo troubles. It li dally relieving hnndreds. Tho action la mild, direct and effective We have icorea of tetters from graiciul women. We refer to a few: Nervous debility, Mrs. J. Barron, 143 7th St., 8 F. Ocnernl debility, Mrs. Bcldcn, HO Maton 8U, 8. F. Nervous debility, Miss R. Roeenblum, 2tt urn oc.o. r. Stoiiinrh troubtca, Mrs. R. I, Wheaton, 701 rost8t.,&F. ' . Blck heartaches, Mrs. M. IU Price, 10 Prospect Plaeo, 8. F. Sick headaches Mrs. M. Fowler, B27 Ellis 8t, 8. F. Indigestion, Mrs. G. D. Stuart, 1231 Mission Bt., a F. Constipation, Mrs. C. Melvln, 128 Kearny Bt, 8. F. J (IH'q Vegetable Jy w Sarsaparilla Mo modem, most effective, largest iwttlo Damn price, ft. 00 or 6 tor I&.00. For aalo by Dan'l J. Fry, 225 Com. street. Democratic Primaries Convention. and alUK DKMOOItATIO Primaries for Ma . Hon county will bo held on the 8th ol April at the various precincts. Thoso lu Noa. 1, 2, 3, 4 aud Prospect will be held by ballot front 1 to a p. m. In tho bnlnnco of tho precincts the pri maries will bo held nt 1 p. m. Tho Marlon county Democratlo conven tion will beheld on Thursday, tho Hth day ol April, nt 2 o'clock n. m. Tho various nreolncU will bo entitled to delegates as lollews: Mehama .Telle rson.. Marlon. Ituttovlile.. -2Subllmity ,.B KastHUvotton. ,.3 woodburn. -Bfttlknoru Ohampoeg. ItStaytou .. Falrfleld 3 Howell I'ralrlo Salem No. 1 fllBalomNo. 3 South BHlem..3North Walem. aincieay . ..8i unicorn 4 Turner G si. I'aui 8 iioroo . . Hubbard.. 5 the best ever offered for the price, at Wm. Urown & Co.'s. Having Just opened with a new line of stoves aud ranges, Uarr & Petzel (In older to Introduce them selves to tho public), will, for tbe next two weeks, offer a special In ducement In prices. 3-20-tf Nkkd Wait no Lohoziu Those customers who have been waiting to get tbelr nboes at "The Palace" need wait no longer as they can find any thing new they want, Call and soo tbe new at clc 07 Commercial Bt. Ladles' cloth top, patent leather tip sboea for f-V'-O it It. J. Fleming'. Ice cream so la that will tickle tbe palate of aj rinctws at J fellen brands. To Stop Prize Fighting. Richmond, Va., April 1. Un der tho laws of this stato prize fight ing is made a folony and punishable as such. For somo time past tho sports of the country have been in the habit of pointing to Norfolk county aB aflording a Held In which pugilists could indulge In contests without fear of inviting tbe law. At the session of tho leglslaturo in 1688 an act was passed incoporatlug a park in Norfolk county, giving tbo incorporators numerous priv ileges. Among others It is claimed that it allows prize fighting. It is reported a mill occurred In Norfolk county very recently, and Governor MiKlnuey is determined that tho law of the stato shall not bo openly violated by these men, aud In a let ter to Judge Portlock, of Norfolk county, be writes: "I see from tbo papers that thuro recently wns a prize light In your county, which, under tbo statutes, Is a felony. I havo waited to see what notion would bo takon lu tbo caso by your Juries'. Please lot me know If the parties bavo been In dicted; nnd if not, why. Were tbo parties arrested by warrant? If not, why. If there Is any defect In tho law, please let mo kuow so that it may be remedied. Hanged in Efflgy. New Yohk, April 1. Tho efllgy of a man hanging from tbo tall tenement ut 222 East Ono Hun derdth street lust night mado people believe tliut Michael Reardon had been lynched. On February 17 John Reardon was found murdered at tbo foot of the long stairs of tho tene ment, and bis brother Michael, who shared his room, was suspected of tho crimp. Tho coroners' Jury, however, exonerated him. Michael went back to bis homo and found that the jury's declslou had little weight with bis neighbors, who guvo him moru slights than con gratulations. Most of tenants re fused to have anything to do with him, and some one hanged him In efllgy from the chimney of his own bouse. Word was pawed around that u man hanged himself nna a crowu gamoreu rapidly, loilly 600 persons bud assembled when the Hleo learned what was going on. The body wus taken down and found to bo an efllgy of Michael. Tbe Wonderful flnccei Of Hood's Barsaparilla os a blood Ocrvnls 10 ailom No. 2 6 rros peel .....o uugiewooa ..e Total ,& A S 4 .5 hjMt Knlnm UID1SU ... 4 West Bilverton 0 Garfield i I """" i 6 H 9 Ureltenbush . ADlqua Aurora..- Halom No. 4.... vow ratic. silver Kolls. NOB HILL HIS- beautiful, elevated and sightly tract of laud, on thtw southerly extension of tbo Electrlo Btrcet Hallwav. Ium 1mm platted, surveyed and staked out lu blocks nd lots aa an addition to ti City of Salem, aud tho streets are now being opened. The ground an clear and seeded in grass, soli is good, no gravel or rocka. Tbeamiw current of pure water from tho mountain ranges forced upward to within 40 feet of tho surface by tho underlying strata, In addition to a 7G-ft)ot pressure from tho big reservoir of tho Balem Water Co., insures a never falling supply of pure water. This, in connection with tbo excelteat natural drainage duo to tbo elevation of the property, gives It all lh advantages for desirable homes In a healthy locality. This property will now bo put on tho market at low prices for BIXTY DAYS, whea it k expected tho street car service will bo in operutlson. Maps of the prop erty can bo seen at tbo office of J. O. Booth In Ladd & Bush bank bloek; Bpaldlng & Rogers In tho Bush-Breyman block, and tho well knowa firm of Thomas & Johnson, next door to Tho Statesman office. Any of theso gentlemen will answer all questions aud Bbow tho grounds to per sons wishing to purchase, or any npplfctlon to tho proprietor, who may be easily found, will bo attended to. GEO. H. JONES. 1492 WORLD'S FAIR. Chas. Smith ? -SUCCESSOR TO- ....-......-.....- 105 fliAivrin iiuwjuhy. Chairman Democratic Oounty Control Committee. L. U. McLANE, Secretary, HOTEL ARRIVALS. "WILLAMETTE" J S Dolliuger, Bay City. J Haunagau, J B Kerslauor, A F Thayer. 8 Goldsmith and wife, F L Blair, Portland. J 8 Danner, G W Murkte, W Word. A Cohn, 8 F. Fred Blllbrj C P Young, Now York. SJ Kerr. St Paul. MoKinloy Mitchell, Gervats. W G Bouton, O tl Leasing, 8 F, H G Cotton. T G Kuhn. E R Adams. "COOK." B Lellzol, Country Hotao. R Reld, Kulgbt. DrE Davis and wf, Geryals. J as L Clarksou, Geo O Burton, C G Slautou, Geo Frost, A Tlljer, Portland. D R McCallmm P S Wiekerstrom, II A Petors, Sublimity. W B Ray. Guaranteed Cure. Wo authorlzo our advertised drug gist to soil Dr. King's Now Dls covory for consumption, coughs and colds, upon this condition. If you are alllictcd with a cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will uso this remedy as dlreoted, giving it a fulr trial, aud experience uo benefit, you may return tbo bottlo ami havo your money re funded. Wo could not mako this ofler did wo not know that Dr. King's Now Discovery could bo ro lled on. It never disappoints. Trial bottlo free at Daniel J. Fry's drug store, 225 Commercial Btrcet. Largo size 60o nnd $1.00. Eastern White's, oysters at Davison & Fnozu TJi'. A good stock of that pure Ico cream at Hollenbrand's, HAItKIED. SCniNDLER BLOBBER-At tho German Unformed church, Balem, on March ami. 16U2. Kmanuo Bchlndler and Elizabeth Blossor; iwv. iuumiiiuupfcouiciuiiug. dw 248 Commercial Street. Choice Meats. LvD. C. Cross Wholesale ami llotnil Dottier In Fresh, Sail ami Smoked Meats of all Kinds, Largest display in tho city at my market. Bost sor vico aud prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Off Court and 110 Stato Streets. VIVA), settled claim eight purifier entitles It to vour confidence. No other preparation has such a record of cures ol scrofulu, salt rheum, blood poisoning, or other nlood diseases. To try It is to know its merit Bo sure to get Hood's Sa ra parllla. For a general family cathartic we court lenity recommend Hood's Pills. Tbey should be In overy homv medicine cheat. DURBIN. At tbo family residence, comer of Center and Waterstrcets, Balem, March 81st, 1802, at 11 o'clock p. m., Baruh Durbln, aged 00 years and C months. Deceased was a native of Lancas ter county, Pennsylvania, and be came the wlfo of John Durbln, In Ohio du'lng the year 1621. A row years later tney cumo to Oregon, to aiunnn county wnero iney on tho old donation claln miles north of Balem. Twenty years ago thoy moved to cjuiciii, wnero iney nuvo since noon residents. Tho result of their union was ten children, six of whom are living O. J., of Huntington, Baker county, Funule Martin, of Halem Prairie, Solomon, Isaac and Daniel Durbln, and Mary J. Btarkey, of Balem. Mrs. Durbln was a "graudma" Indeed, as she bad forty-three grand children, slxty-slx great grand children, and threo great great grand cblluien. The funeral will lake place at tho Evangelical church at 10 o'clock a. m, (Haturday), tbe remains lIng burled in Rural cemetery. The pall bearers are: Chas. Clag. gett. Sampson Jones. J. Q. Wilson. William Miller. B. V. Drake. J. I. Thompson. Portland Seed Company, F. W. MILLBR, Manager. SMtJM BwyR mmsh 4A m huh. jHOsuajsj swna Hlk U Li" Tl CZ T" E r T P J!J J!J-1 I J 23 J JZ. f9m .Wfrn g? Istsssl kHiiB ssilsV' Wr m aPS IsHsl B aBBssHH asBsHsW Vssi M Fertilizers, Tree Spraying Pumps, Etc. Send for Catalogue 171 2d St., Portland, Or, The shrubs planted ou tho stato house grounds at Salem came from our nursery. Beo them 2-20-lm-dw DERIDES iafllBaking lijPewder: Ustd a MilHoos of Poa 40 Year t&t Standard. flueklcn'a ArnlonPalve, The licat Halve in the world for Cuts. DruUeo, Hon. Uloorn, Halt ltheum, Fever Horea, Tetter. Chapped Ilnnds, Clillolalns Corns and all Hklu Kruptlooa, und posU uvbiy euros riles, or ait iay required, it la Kuarunted to klvo Twrfect sattstacUnn or moooy refunded, i'rice, 25 o"iU per box. Kor aula by Uan'l i. Vt7, S3 Com St, Ladles try a bottlo of that now blacking at Tho Pulaco, excellent. Baby cried, Jlothcr slghod, Doctor prescribed t Caatorfal Farm for Rout I bare a lOaoe for rent four and one-half mllea from Mewnort. There la 21 head of cattle, one Usui and waifonl terms I1U) per year. Kor further partlcularu Inmilrv or addrec J, A. Ol-MriON, S-UVInvtfw Newport, lsen ton UoOieon. nOH KHNT.--TWO furnished room on I' tower floor suitable (ordreumaklnr. So. Mi Center Bt. S43 31 7OIt HAMS-A good drlvlDf norso with I' buirtfy and liarnms. Ats bariulu. In. quire of 0. U, KcwU, ticlia Centrr street. fiWIt lltKNT New bouse lu Ni 1? Halem. Apply to K, Holer, i EMMV1M, W fltfWVMiAl,UiaC orth orth T ocl JIB ALKA-HKHl'KlUAN HOOJBTY- Vleetx ttverv Ktsvlunfav rviilnar &t U cJodt, In in bull over lii HlAto Jtuu JOHN HUGHES, Dealer Ih Groceries, ValKti.OiU aad Wiit4ow Qtm, Wall Pa per hhiI Border, Artist' Ma terials, lime, llalr. Nalbi awl ShiNglcM, Hay. Feed an4 wm Vmta, Grass Seetls, Xte, NKW ADVKKTIHKAUCNTA, City "Warrants. NOTIOU U hereby gl Yen that there ar fund lu my bund applicable to t& payment or all warrants of tho City at Kdein "endorsed" belorn March ltHh. Met, interest will cease ou the same from tits) daUol this notice. E. J. BWAfTORP. .. Treasurer, City of !. March 80th, 18W. ' M THE ELEGANT NEW ftftvbiu flJbAaa &Mtl Isssssti. 347 OorasBrptal 84 Two dopra north ltel Queue iknaetew, JOSEPH FUSEE,. 1S93 qtUK COIiUAtniAN PA1U EXCUR8IOX CO., of Chicago hoa eaUvbltshed an BRencr don &,m SMAtr: ,ni?n KO'UK to the World's Fair can obUln lnlorrn. ,2...UiSohilntores,tn.d va,55L The purposo of this company Is to provide fltit-chua SJ'wmttn hLnJ WW Sm aad A"Snt th0 Mr' nt roasonaWreM and on 51rinlUI,ml10Lof "., i'nnr .People do not seem to be allvo to the necessity of securing rooms and accommodations In advance. II Is estimated that au.000 000 modIo .nra,e,:?,f .OSPyw,,! visit the fill?. This roripa is nowotrunr mikl'nl1 SiifSJnt bu."tAnd.t0 b.e built, and It isafiictthatthosewhodonol m5..p,v,sl?n !n Advance had better stay at home. Wo would therefore Impress anda.in? 1,,?""d1iv.Ult he 0lr thelmporUnceof realsterlnff urn oor isooha nvfln?f ofh .rrtmcn,M 1tonc5?-. TUo "'""lor payments can ba made to suit tho convenience of pnrebORer, any tlmo between now and April, 189A No certificates will be sold beyond the numbor of people to whom tho company canglvo all they promS", viz: Flrst-clasanccoiumodutlons. Kor full lnlbrmatlon call on B'TB"" "" i""nlaB SPALDING & ROGERS, AGENTS, BUSH-BRBYMAN BLOCK. J. C, BROWN & CO. Havo Eo-oponed at tho Old Stand with tho most complete bcock in oaiom or HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, ROAD CARTS. -BUILDER'S HARDWARE A SPECIALTY.- Contractors and builders can find hero every article thoy need, in tho most approyed and modern patterns. SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES. All tho former customors of this House and tho general trade aro invited to call. "We will treat you well. raiice buuaiur. MMlltupiareupeu I.UUIIQ. JFUTT. fiuwri W U41AKC W. A, Cuslck, Vice t'r)eut, taker, frea, A... ...a to the! a. Dr. i 'i J xt-;m m 'fm