Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, May 04, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.JV.imr rimitfTii ? - BMQMWMt iyrvf tvifiwf9"'' v'' " c Oa iilWTt-aOBHjwa MtfajiAl-A-Wfa -. Ii iwif.Mi ! i unwMiwmMTiiMJw rvw" jFi''wwT If $ u h lite rnunds wore evltleutly lnfllcud by Iho bIicmik. For a nionlltat tbo Bight of lilu wifo'n body 80 uuncrved Walsh tliut he war uuable to ucl. Recovering lilmfee'fbe notlUod tho pollco who made u haaty hurvey of the situatlou and shitted a Biarcli for the perpe tration of the outrage. Tbelr eflbrts were rewarded, for within four hours the Belf-confcssed murderer was ar rested lu the person of Thoniuft ?, Walsh, HSWttHhbuin avenue, the dead woman's nephew. When the prlsouer was lakeu to the station be acknowledged that ho was the guilty party, and said bo and Mrs. Walsh bad been drinking together, and lie tuadoan Improper proposal to her, Whereupon she slapped his face. He draw n kniio uuu otubbed her. The light of blood suddenly drovo liim Insane, with tbo result that be mangled and tore the woman as re lated above. MARKETS. San Fkancisco Ctl., May 4.- faAYhea!, buyer season $1.46. E r. M... A t..t lTOHTliA.au, uiujr i- iauiii yu ley, $1.35; Walla Walla, 1.30. Cjiioago Ilia , May 4 At elm What was steady, cash May 80.,, July 81 J. i'HOJI MAKION. Mr. Green is painting J. U. Furn Jiam's store. M. 8. Norton Is uuderdralnlnt some of his land with lllelug. Wo have a meat inarKet here now . Charley Wilmot is proprietor. J. W. Lunco has added a bran new cart to bis list of livery rigs, bough of Hadley & White. Benjanilu Wulte, of Oucoinb Linn County Oregon, preaelied at tb Friends chuich hem last Sunday. A gcntlc'ium from Albany Or. wa here Monday looking at the bo tel pioperty here with a prospect o buyu)g it. Mr. Morris' family will bo bei soon bo has routed Alfrid Cooli'r hou38 east of town. Geo. Crabtree has sold bis farn near here to a stranger (did not lean, the name ) We undeistand be ex pjots to occupy it soou. J. G. Farnbam is comfortably elf. tinted in bis now ttoro and poet olllje bo bus put In a stock of gen oral ineicbandido. J. W. Winslov Is aotlug as assistant post master at present. No meals st-rved fur tbo mono? like those at Strong's. EvKitvjioijy Goh. Wbeio'i Why, to Ilcllenbrand'e restaurant. o IIOIIIL ARRIVALS. WII.LAMKTTU. D L Hooye, Mill City. A P Hendricks, Medford. E II Avoy, 0 D Morloy, S F. Wm Johnson, S G Hutchlua, II ' Lang, P M Donovan, Portland. Wm H Egan, J3rooks. F D IIowo, Kansas City. Gus Williams aud troupe. WIJ Foster, L L Munus, Phil II Bt-rntlen, S F. COOK. Jas L Clark, Now York. U J Vernon, Springfield. D P Strattou, Now berg. G W Stovall, Wheatland. 0 Ortou, Yamhill. C Woodward, Dallas. J M Coulter, Portland. F J Lappln, San Francisco, G B Allont, J Frakes. SOtls, Perrydale. T L Reynolds, C E Lanham, Yakima. no un, GIESY. At Aurora, Oregon, on Sunday, May 1, 1802 to tbo wife of Dr. W. W. Glcy, a daughter. MAItllllCI). KINSIE-KRAUSSH.-Wednesdaj at tbo homo of the brldo in Eu ' gene, Oregon. John It. Kratisse to Miss Klnsie, both of Eugene. Tbo groom Is well known in Salem as a member of the firm of Krnusst Bros., while the bride Is ouo of tin Huest young ladles of Eugene. DIl'.I), RINGO. At his homo on French prulrle, Tuesday. May 3, 1802, from la grippe, H. II. lUngo, aged 67 yearu. Deceased had been ill about nine ' Wftolf (1 rPh riltinfnu tenra luiplml In IIVVHUI AMV tVIUUIUD tf'IU iuiiivu til tbo Jones cemetery to day at 10:30. .20& Nervous Prostration M CO provalont, especially among women, results from o vet tuiliiir t ho s stem &t TMlA flUalttltlfltlirii nvni.. lin.Atnlnn .l. A ..U ..... u UIUMD UUVUUJIMfi UU" ranged, tno nioou grows weak ami tin. poverlaliflU, aud beuco " that tired feol lug" of which many complain, Kor all such casei), there la no remedy equal to Aycfs Bureaparilla. Take no other. "Soma timo ago I found mv 8tem entirely run down. I had a feelini: of constant fntlguo aud languor and ery little ambition for any kind of effort. A friend advlbod mo to trv Aver'i Bursa parllla, which I did with the. bent ro- nults. It lias tlonu me moro good than Mil other nicillcluea I have uur used." "-Frank Mellows, ChcUoa, Mais. "For months I waa afflicted with nervous prostration, weakness, languor, nrrruus prosiraiion.weuuutuis, ioiiK"ur general debility, aud mental itenresnion y iiurlfiinz tliu HocmI with Ayer's aruparfilur I was completely cured " Mrs. Wary tStounn, Jewell, Alans. When troubled with Dizziness, Bleep- Mwuess, or uau iireuma, uuo Ayir's Sirsaparilla, y-utriurn ur J. O. Ayr 8t Co., Lowell, Mais I ly nil PruygUu nd Prlcr la Mwllcioo SPOKANE'S ELECTION. lllakney, Btipeilntendeiit of life sav- m, , , , . ,,,.,. i IngBirvlceof the l'acino con-t, nr- TllO Mt. AngCl tire, Political rvc.l In town today on his return Nt'WS ElC. I from Cwjullle river life saving sta- ' Hon, where ho had been to Investl- j galo the cause of tbo disaster, in MONASTERY BURNED. which three members of that crew I lost tUeir lives. Ho said: It waH A Serious Firo Visits Mount An- 8lKi(ieu utl,j unexpected In n bar gel Yesterday. ' frora Hmoutb to very rough, and the Mount ANOKf., Or., May 4 The cause of the capsizing of the boat, monusiery at Mount Angel burned The day following the accident tbo down yesterday. At 2 o'clock In usual duties of tbo station were re the afternoon, just as thosbcoolbell sinned, and patrol kept according rang for tbo afternoon classes, smoke (,, the regulations of tbo service, was discovered Issuing from the roof Patrick Luughlln, formerly a mom of the niouastery. Every one ran tier of the life saving station at the to extinguish the flre but It was mouth of the Columbia river, has loon seen that Its progress could not ien temporarily placed In charge oe cheeked. Tbo place of the Are. 0f tbo station and the crew is now could not be reached by the horfi-, .bough there was plenty of water to o had. The flames spread between be plastering and the shingles. All lands then turned toward saving bo contents of tbo building. In a .bolt time the monastery, chuich nd seminary were blazing. The ollute located southeast of the burn. ug building was at first thought out f reach of the fire, but u string vlnd can led the ilam"s directly ( yard the building. A hoseteim was foimcd of hoiijo f the senior students by Kathi tfauius, which subsequently provo-1 ery effective. Tne euthe loof f be college was now destroyed and a (mid struggle ensued, for tbo wind scattered burning clud?rs in Hery ilrection. Tbo roof and steenle of be college caught fire in dllbrei t places, but tbo boys understood tbti. work well, playing the hose wheio ever It was needed. They behaved like trained firemen. The carpoutei shops and adjoining fl iur raid naught firo notwithstanding the Bflortsof the brothers and the peopV f Mount Angel, who came to their iBsiatauce. The situation became a tnoie dauewous one overy minute and the lire boys worked hard and oven expo fed their lives to danger. In f ict, it is duoonly to their galhu.t work and to the splendid watir supply that tbo college was saved. The interior of the buildings suf fered considerably though from wa'er. Great cicdlt is also to be nlveu to Rev. F. Domiulc, tbo director of tbo college, who kept the boy$ under eontiol. At 4 o'clock tbo firo was extinguished. The monastery, seminary, church, car penter shop aud flour mill burned to the crroiind. Tbo loss Is about foO.OOO, partly covered by Insurance. The origin of tbo fire Is attributed to faults In the kitchen Hue. The itudeuts are all well and no one was Injured. The classes will bo re sumed without delay. The follow log students dUtlngulsbed thom solves by tbelr ceurage: Jleury Bollou, James Fitzgerald, Adolf and Albert Jett, Joseph F. Ash, James Wilson, Andrew Roberts, William Markham, Thomas Joyce, Mike and John Holland and an Italian uaraed Olivolll. SPOKANE ELECTION. The Democrats Almost Mako a Oloan Swoep. Spokani:, May -1. Complete 10 turus of yesterday's election show that Drumlicller, Democrat, for mayor, Is elected over Graves by plurality of 255. Tyler, Republican, for comptroller, Is elected over Reed Democrat, by about 20 plurality, al though it may require official can vass to determlue result, Wiscombe, Republican, candidate for treasurer, Is elected by plurality of 510. Roth rook, Republican candidate for city attoi ney, Is elected over tbo Demo crat by loll plurality, and Nostor, Democrat, for assessor has 70 plural ity. All tbo proposed charter amendments arc curried, and accord. I ugly tho two hit tor olllcea are tbollshed and tbo teuuru of otllco of comptroller and treasurer Is Increased to two years. Tho Democrats have eight of fifteen couucilmen, ami this with a Democratic mayor, gives them control of tho city. This re sult is duo to Republican apathy and dissatisfaction. Michigan Domocrats. Musickyoon, Mich., May 4. The Democratic statu convention met hero today. 11. R. Hudson was made temporary chairman. In the course of his addre.-s ho pointed dramutlcidly to the portalt of (Jlovo bind, as one man dearer than all others to the hearts of tho American pooplo. The convention rose In a body ii nd gave cheer after cheer. Warner Miller of Now York. FottTiiAND, May 4 Warner Mil ler, of Now York, arrived horo from tho east today. Upon Invitation of the ohuml'or of commorco ho will address tho eitleus upon the NIc turngua canal sohemu. In an inter view ho said Harrison could carry Now York. IIo thought tho Demo crats would nominate Cleveland. If not Cleveland, tome now man, Wisconsin Domocrats, Miiwauju:k, May 4, Tho Dem ocratic state convention met here,, this afternoon, uvory allusion to Cleveland elicited enthusiastic up pluiiM). Tho Chinese BUI. Wh&iiinoton, May 4. House by voto yeas 65, naju 28, huvo adopted tho con 'el eucu report ou the Geary ChlucKO bill. IlUn-is Republicans. SJ'WNaKlu.i). Ills., May-f.Tuu Republican state convention met this nfteru hiu, Filer will bo reuoiu iuated for governor, Goqulllo Life Saving Station, MAUSJiFjrjUi, Or , Alny 4. Mijor complete aud icady for the service. Connecticut Republicans. Hartfokd, May 4. Convention assembled this morning. Commit tee jon permanent organlztllou re ported the list of officers headed by Senator Hawloy ai permanent chairman. They were elected. O.i taking the chair Senator Hiwley made an address predicting a hot campaign, reviewing history of Ike party and the issues confronting it. The platform demands the passage of such laws as will provide for a freo and unlimited coinage of the silver product of tbo mines of the United Stales ns soon as same can be done without Injury to the business Interest of the nation. The plaf lorm endorses Harrisou'b admiiiis tratiou, and eulogizes Blaine as tb -foremost son of every state. The convention then elected tin folIowliiR delegitcs at largo to Mlr neapolis: M H. De Young, E. E Speuee, N. D. Hideout and C. N. Felton. African M. E. Church. PiTisnuiio, May 4. The nine teeiitb ceneral conference of the African Methodist Ziou church be gan this morning aud will continue three weeks. Important change- arc to be made in the discipline ami four bishops to be elected. Cyclono in Missouri. St. Joskpii, Mo., May 4 News of the storm In Gentry county Is to the affect Mis. Alf. Daniels, and a child named Baird wcie killed Three children of Mrs. Daniels and a number of others were seriously hurt. Houses aud barns are blown down and live stock killed. Dakota Repubicans. Gkand Fokks, N. D., Miy 4. Republican state convention met at noon; B. S. Russell temporary chairman. Usual committees ap pointed. The Kindergarten. Tbo kindergarten is a system of education for little chlldien, adapted to their Infantile capacities, and to combining interest and occupation that w thout wturiiiess to their bod ies or fatigue to their minds botli body and mind shall bestrenglheued and prepared for future work. Its purpose; To exert an influence over tho whole being lu accordance with Its nutuie; 1 1 ttrenglhen the physical powers; to muko the child acquainted with tho world of naturo; to guide bis heart and soul in aright direction, and lead him to the origin of nil lite, the source of nil good, and tho author of all blessing. Accuracy, observation and tbo first principles of reasoning are taught by simple toys and aifts, as they are sailed. Tho whole system Includes the de velopment of tho religious, moral and mental faculties, and the cultivation of tho musical, poetical and other artistic powers which may slumber lu the child. By means of gitts are taught form, sl.e, ouler, color and tho rudiments of arithmetic. In the games are taught Dclsarte, class singing, habits of animals, eto. With tho occupations are taught needlo w ork, stick work, paper weav ing, cutting, foldlng,twisttng, draw ing, t ssuo work, modeling, eto. The aim of tho kindergarten is not the trifling risult you see, but men tal growth in its truest sense. Every step lio'da its own lesson, aud grad ually lea is "from litllo togreat, from few to ninny." Says Prof. Wood word, of St. Leuis: "Ti ore Is a iack of harmony between thesuhool house und tbo busy woild that surrounds It. Wo must open new- windows and let eveiy luminous characteristic of modern life shine lu upon our school roome. Wo must pay lens heed to wh it the world was 200 or 300 j ears ago ami regard of greater Import what the world Is today." A Million Friends. A friend lu need Is a friend indeed, aud not less than one million people nave lotuui just Hticti u trtoud in i;r. King's New Discovery for consump tion, coughs and colds. If you have never used this great cough medi cine, oue trial will convince you that It bus wonderful curative pow ers is an diseases oi tne inroat, uliest aud lungs. Each bottle Is guaruu tvtd to do all that Is claimed or money refunded. Trial bottles freo at Dun'l J. Fry's drugstore, ?2ft Com. strict. Lingo bottle 5ic. mid $1.00. To gvt relief from Indlirwtton, Ullous nwi, oonstiiuitlou or torpid lUer without dUturbliiK the Wiim-li or uirvlu the bowcu. luke u U)v Uoi- of rnrter Utile UxerlHIU, they will please jou. That tired, Uniuld feeling and dull hruducha l m iflkairrwHblr. Ttike two of Carter' l.llileUr Pills iK'lora retiring-, uml jou wm nurt rclltif. Ttiej uoer lalf lu uu kuou. They mako ono feel its ttutuzh llruvrns worth llvlutf. Take oue of t.uiur'a Utile Uvr Pills utter tutluR It will rf Ilsvu ily.. ptpslf, u!d digestion, tie toue aud tlgor to the system. JACK THE RIPPER. Currier's IInnMiips, Com milled Suicidi1, Etc. DESMINO CLOSELY GUARDED, Fears That He Will Cheat tlio Gallows by Suicide. MEr.BoimNE,May 4 After Deeming- was conveyed from the court room lu which tbo entenceof death had Just bt.cn passed upon him and returned to jail, his clothing was taken from him and he was com pelled to don the attlro of convicts Ho was then placed in the con-, demued cell, with heavy Irons locked upon Ills wrists to prevent him from I nnmirtltttnirniifoldo. TliKrA U snnii'o. I ly a doubt that he would kill him self if tbo opportunity ofl'ered. A closo watcb must be kept upon him that he does not cheat the gallows. He did u -t appear at all cast down by bis fate, and, after a short eonvtr- sitlon with the wardens detailed to w.'tch him, threw blinsi-lf upon the oilletlnihu cull aud ?lept calmly until m truing. Much Interest is manifested In the biography Deem log Is writing, upon which ho has spent much of his time since he was imprihoned. It Is believed that the man's overwhelming vaulty will impel him to confess lu this work all the crimes lie ever committed. By appeallug to the judicial commlt uiltlpo of the privy council, Deeui iri ir may succet d in putting oil' the execution for u lime, but ids baste to complete the book shows lie b littl. If any, Hope of escaping bang- iug. He has resumed writing on the blogripby, which he says he will bequeath to Miss Rouubevell, tbo young lady to whom ho was en gaged at the time of Ids arrest. Ho expressed hope that the profits wh ch she may derive from its pub lication will, in some degiee, com pensate her for the wrong and an noyance which he lias been the means of inflicting on her. A CARRIER'S HARDSHIPS. Crawls Twolvo Miles on Hia Hands and Knees. Cur.YKNNn, Wyo., May 4. An Interesting story comes from John son county. During the entire win ter Coutrictor Samuel Stringer has been unable to carry the mail across the Rig Horn mountains from Buf falo to Ten Sleep. In the belief that the summer season was sufllcieutly advauced to allow the trip to be made, he started from Buftalo on a strong saddle horse, and with four mules packed with mail pouches. Twenty-five miles hard traveling lauded Sliinger at Emergency cabin with his stock completely playtd out. Here he placed some mail on a toboggou aud, strapping on a p-iir of suowshoes, mado another start for Ten Sleep, lu about fifteen miles ono of tho suowshoes was broken. The uearojt haven was Stringer's own ranch, twelve miles distant. He wu9 five days getting to it and most of the way crawled on hU hands and knees. With buuger and exposure lie all but died. Re-a lug three days at his ranch und mak ing a new snowshoe, Stringer re turned to the station for the aban doned stock and mail, and in a week went through to Ten Sleep. He has just returned to Bulhilo. The Masons wore about to send a search party after Stringer, when tho war broke out and tbo plucky mail carrier was left to shift for himself. ARCHBISHOP KENDRICK Unable to Fill His Confirmation Engagements. St. Louis, May 4. A gu.it deal of anxiety lias been caused in Cath- ollo circles by Aichblshop Ken d rick's inability to fill his confirma tion eiigugtmeuts. On Sunday bis grace was aunounced to administer tho sacrament of rontli tuition to the children of Holy Trinity parish lu North St. Louis. Full prepara tion had been mado for the event, but word was received from the archbishop Sunday morning that ho would bo uuable to come. There was uio'o sorrow aud nnxicty ox prcnsul than disappointment, us the event seemed to Indicate that the archbishop hud reached that period of udvanced life when he would no longer bo able to fulfill tho arduous duties ho had imposed on himself. Tho archbishop seems never to have rallied completely fiom tho attack of feebleuess which seized him shortly ufter his Jubilee celebration. Anna Dickinson. Nkw York, May 4. A una Dickinson, a former politician, lecturer, and leader in woman's rights movement, Is reported to be dying at the Fifth Avenue hotel. Sho Is attended by Doctor Goldlh walto, tho hotel physician, who has slight hopes of bis patterns recovery Anna Dickinson bus loug Iveeu prominent lu this couutry In the ad vance ranks of public women. A llttlo moro than a year prohIw was committed to a public t sylum, poor broken-down aud demented Although she managed to secure her release, it Is said her mental dis orders have maniftsted thiniK(H'iH since, but sho remained freo. Her last appearance In this city some time ago was pathetic in Its evidence of decline, and tho eud does not come In the naturo of a surprise to those who know her. Anna Dlckerson, who was re ported seriously III hwt ulght is muoh better this mornlug. Her phpslclan says she Is out of danger. j Floods In Illinois, i Ottawa, III., May 4. At noon I yesterday Fox and Illinois livers be gau rising lapblly, nearly two reel of water being made between 12:30 laud 2 o'clock. From that hour till ' n nfnlrutr ilin Hen ii'iiR fmm four to six Inches an hour, and reached a stage higher than evir hefore known In the history of the city. The en- tire Illinoid vuiley, ftom the Junc tion of tbo Kuukokee and tbo Illi? nols to Lu-dlle is Inundated. Many thousand dollats worth of property were destroyed. In Ottawa several manufacturing rMnbllshmenls are obliged to shut down, and the eke trie railway, si me two miles in length, is utx'er whter fiomtwoto I i a . i 1 ... .11 seven leei. i-eopio ou uouom iubub ure obliged to vacate farniH, and tl o aud the water at 0 o'. 'oik In many Instances Is withl'i but n few feet ot houses. A liso of oue foot more will necessitate the vacation of many houses. A Swede uanird .Ithnson was drowned while helping to remove stock from an Island in the Illinois river. The river is over a mile wide hereatUtlca, and nearly up to the city, South no serious damage Is anticipated to any of tbo cities, as tbo water has not risen oyer an inch since 8 o'clock. Committed Suicide. WiLMtNcirox, Del., May 4. G u. oral George F. Dutabsigl, genera mauauerof the Pi ce J F re Iusui auue company of Harcfotd, Conn., died at the Delaware hospital here yesterday afternoon General. Dutas slgi registered at the Hotel Willis, and was assigned to a room. Noth ing moro was beard of him until Suuduy afternoon, when he wa found prostiate upon the floor by a servant, overcome by jius. He was quickly removed to the hospital, where he died from the effects of the gas When asked if he intended to commit suicide, lie replied in the a lib uiative by nodding his head. He said he had a family in New York city, hut would .tot give their address. The coioner will hold an inquest, and if his remains aro not cl limed he will be buried by the Grand Army of the Republic. Yamhill Democrats. MuMinnvim.k, Or., May 4. Tho Democrats nomiuuted the following county ticket yesterday. Represen tttives, H. S. Malnuey and J. C. Snvyer; clerk, Ed. Hendricks; sherifl, B. F. Sparks; recorder, J. W Baker; treasurer, F. W. Martin; superintendent of schools, L. R. Lewis; commissioner, Geo. Bryan; surveyor, B. E. Hairis; corouer, H. C. Burns. MATE TRBASUKEK'S SECOND NOTICE. State of Oregon, Treasury De partment. Salem, April 18, 1892. Notice Is heieby given that there are funds on hand sufficient to pay all outstanding state warrants en dorsed "presented, and not paid for want of funds" prior to, aud includ ing, January 8, 1802, and that ah such warrants will bo paid on pre seututiou at this oflice. Interestioi. these warrants will not bo allowed after tbo dale of this notice. Phil. Metsohan, 4-18-2W State Treasuier. DWELLING BURNED And Loss Paid in Five Days Salksi, Or., April 20, 1892. I wish to state for the benefit of the general public, that the State Insurance company have been as prompt aud free to pay my loss as they wore to write my insurance, aud I have today received from Hum a check for .3350, tho full amount ot my policy. Same being paid in five days after tho fire, and tho day tho pioofs weie completed. Annie ELDitiKDaE, Admix, of estate of F. E. E'.driedge. 4 29 5td-w2m DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS, Will take notice tbat tbo delin quent roll of Marlon county for tbo year lfeOl is npv in my bands for collection with warrant for levy und ado attached. All parties ouinir. delinqueut tn.xra will call at my otlieo und settle at once, as the eutiro roll will be advertlstd for sale on the 1st of May. 13. h CIlO IS AN, Slioriil and Tax Collector, Marlon County. dw td Reduced Bates. Tho Uuion Pacific system will sell round trip tickets at ledueed rutes, Portland to Astoria, for the Colum bia centennial to be held at Astoria .May 10th, 11th and 12th. Two qtemneis dully from Portland and Actoria, Leave Portland 7 a. ui. aud 11:30 p. in. 4-23.td JTiiby crieil, Mbther sighed. Doctor jites.etilJ: Cu.toria TO THE FARMERS Of Mavlim Count U. The OUVl American JRli'O 4 of Philadelphia Jlakesu trx-oliillyof Insuring farm erty, VU and TKItiis udvuulaireoiui. Prop limb HBtl rr SI 000,(U Hurplns ioihUIcp ImUtw. tTtOjffO. V O..A.t l.m I iHiUlkll ..UUtttAI . I.... ...7 I ijumm ihiii, ia,iMiiui. ii mu f unu in ...... V.z..""OT",uo uu"ie tlfultUlnliRitite. " J. Ii MITCHELL A CO. Aiients. 3 17 4w yalem, Oregou. PACIFIC FOR TOWN $3.00 Perilozen rorthonnent finished 1'noroan avih lu thocitj . MONTEB BROS., lMliOnimeielal Street. F. 1). SOliTIIWICK, Contractor sunl liuilricr. Salem, - - Oregon. T. .1. CRESS. HOUSE FAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th aud Chbiniketa Street JOHN M. PAYNE k CO, Real ICstate and Insurance. First stall way north ofl!us,h 1I11S, Leading '2.K. UUUK, A. JOHN IK WIN, Carpenter and Builder, Shop 03 State street. S tor o Fittings a Specialty HE Y0UK OWN DOCTUK. It won't cost you one-half at tnucb. Do not. delay. Send three 2-cent stamps for postage, and we sve will seud you Dr. Kanfinann's tjieat work, line colored platen, from life, on disease, its cause and lionie cure. Address A. P. Ordway & Co., Boston, M.119. Wonderfu Results of ton follow IT. I i I 1 1 1 I. .1 1 1 irW M MWK.M lio U"o of Hood's SusiinarllU Severo .iscs of scrofula, upon wlilcli other lircp' tritlons Ii i o been puwci lesi, yield to tho eciiUai: cmatho jmwuia of tills medicine. .Mstiesslng cisis of dyspepsia, cxcruclat n omnpl.ilnts ot tlie kidneys and liver. gou.zlug itch nd p tin ol s lit ileum, d ireo- lesults le cases ol cat.urli, ai.it aches and pains " lheumat'-nj, aio ciucd by Hood's Sir- i ilia. It purines the blood, and at tho j II no tunes tho stmnnih, cicatcs an . t3, l 1 t''ts strength to evei j func- a f fie t )dy. Give It a tiial. Osneral Debility 'For foia ycais my wuu suffered with 'o turner u'luchcs on tho glands under io..niit.F.i(!Keiicr.il(IebIIltj of thewliolo itLm Sho bcrui.0 30 poor In health i. t wo u o ou tr.o eige of despair rc'irding her recovery. I'njslclans did i.t seem to understand her case; :t all .LiiU sho neer d rued any benefit fiom ,uli trt..lmc.ii. She 15si illy concluded to ry Uood's SarsapirlUa. iiu inmicdi ito "cot ,s so m irked and sf'faftoij '1 it he conll.iicd to til.o It, an 1 t'.W " Iho -i.:. f?IiO has gained fa vi'gl.. ?rort! 14 to HI bounds 1 1 - - i and In letter heilth than IsoliiS. ten i) years. Tliul uurliesu'idcr ur ai us li e Jhnlnlbhcd, .it dve I eliee l.md'a Saibapail'.Ia unl be no iiiik.1i for lieni In Mcie." J. J. JsoucuObS C- C Com n.cicl.d vtrec t, Boston. M..--S. Hcoi's SarsapariKa So'd 'jy iln ,i.ts. gl, slxforjfa. li c p fOiUiy n. I. IlOOli i. CO., Aiiothtcarles, Lowdi ilass. IOO Doses One DoHaf REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Wednesday, May 4(li. HE COMES! THE REIGNING KING OF K0MEDYI The Solo Legltlmnto German Dialect Com tdlan on tbeAmeilcanhingc. PLEASANT, PLEADING, POPULAR GUS WILLIAMS, Under the direction of OTO. V. LVD- UlWli aud JOHN V. H 4UILTON. Supported by nn unusually competent truupn of players, In the re-wrltttn, Iowerful j et simple home comedy. KEPPLFR'S FORTUNES. E ERY WORD SMILt. IVtRYSYUABLE A tAUGH. EVRY SENTENCK ROAIt. Not n wlektd Hue or siirction In the hoe play, bi tan nbnnit.,nr e or all tbat In tloan mid iroort. Heinoii'ber this Is the nuly rind original Mar of the nan e, and ImUn dorllo iroin Caimdu to t lie Oolden Uute. Hescrved suits on mleat I'ntton'i". INSUKANCE Ti' T I.N'UKKS. We take ureut iittisure in iuforiu Inir our friends) und mqujinttuicfts lu Marlon oounty that wo huve liecn appointed inputs for The "Om" AMEHIOAN FlItK iNSl'ltANCK CMt 1'ANY OK PJUIAm-U-HIA TllP Old" Anierioan Fire Iiiir boen in business coiitinUDiwIv and interrst edly for elrhty-tvn cum, itn osh nssets amount to our $2 000.000; lid surplus to policy holder over $700, 000; It has paid to pollev holder over SIS.OOO.OOO. Tho American makes a rK'olalty of Insuring farm nropertj on very favorable aud outUfnclnn terui! tn the farmers. We luim our friends will reinember ub aud give us a share of thels business. J. L.MnUHEM.&CO 3-17-U-w Airents, Balem. The Imported French CoaGh Stallion GENEREUX(205) TUurMliv. K.WT.. .."h'.'. f"i -miuiiji im .MonoajB and Jt Turnr 1uday aud edu4"lj I ..(Id.-.., J .. U .. m .. ' V S'fl to !nurw. rar pwlicive. nv, apply to hUX, FJtASEK, ' AND AND OKCHARD CO. LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS A, H, FORSTNER & CO. Midline Shop, liuiu, Sporting Roods, Etc, iSM Oonitnerclnt Street MRS. IJ. C. RONCO, Fuhion&lilo llamlresscr. Ladles' und Gents' Barber Sliop. 124 Court Street. MILLER &AMSLER. German 51 cat Market 121 South Com. St. Fresh and Salt Meat and Sausages, liADABAUGD k El'LEY, Livery Feed und Boarding Stab o, 11 HtatuHtiOfct. STEfcTB DUOS., California Bakery. Tl-iiS BEST. 101 Court Street. J. J. IIARKINS, Scientific Horseshoeing. Ol'l'dSlTK FdUNDItV On State Street. M. E, WILSON, Salem Modiste, Commercial St.! EICE & UOSS, Horseshoers, Generul RlucUnmltblug, A7 Stute Street. U. THE Salem Uaekman 15, POISSiU. Best Lino in the City. Court Street. ') yiufertnlriiiK and 4'abinct Work. H'7 State Street. 71? i, Tailoring, vn ivn MIMM AAU 127 Court Oregon Land Company's Price List, 10 acres of land 5-miles south of S)iloiu'(post ffice) aest fruit land, nearly all cultivated. There will be 100 bcres set to fruit, immediately adjoining this tract, thi: spring; price, $50 per acre, 100 cash, balance easy pay ments. Choice of four ten acre fruit tracts five ni'ies south of Salem (postoffice) one 11 in cultivation, very sightly; two others three-fourths in cultivation, balance in good timber; one three-fourths in cultivation, balance in pasture, $45 per acre, cash, balance easy payment a d Ion time. Choice of 25 ten acre fruit tracts siv miles south of Salem (postoffice) best fruit land, very desirabc location; springs and running water, adjoining The Oregon Land Company's model 100 acre orchard farm, throe miles from steamer landing. First choice $G0 per acre, cash, balance on eight years time, enabling purchaser to pay for land out oi the fruit crop. This land will be set out to fruit trees and cultivated two years in a first-class mamier, by the Willamettee Valley Fruit Growing company so that a two year old orchard, complete in every respect, will cost the purchaser $125 per acre, including a good fence around it. The Willamette Valley 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 1'ruit growing in the "Willamett Valley, what they are doing and how their orcliaids look. Tho people of Salem and their visiting friends are coidtally 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 being clone in the way of fruit raising in the vicinity of Salem, Oregon. You will enjoy the ride to Sunnyside and see something worth, seeing. 19 80-100 acres cultivated land with house, spring and orchard 3 miles from Turner, $G0 per acre, cash, balance in three equal annual payments. 18 40-100acres cultivated land with barn and running water, $45 per acre, cash, bala ce in three equal annual payments. First payment will be taken in work. 6 fiuit tracts ranging from 12 to 1 4 acres each, al I cultivated, 200 fruit trees on each lot, land all plowed, $45 per acre, cash, balance in three equal annual payments. Work such as carpenter work, cutting wood, making rails, building fence, setting out and cultivating trees taken in part payment on land; also horses, harness, wagons, or buggies taken on part payment on land; also good city property, when unencumbered by mortgage or other clainib taken in part payment on land. A Great Musical Event! AT REED'S OPERA HOUSE, ON Friday Evening, May GUi by OVIDE MUSIN, THE VIOLINIST Suyported by ANNIK LOUIfaU TANNCH-MUCIN. The Greatest Coloratura Hlugcr in America INtS,l'AIUIATEK. An Kmluent ilezzo Koprnno. EUIL 8ENQEU, llasso from lhe Metro- pollhm Opera House, .New York, EDUAUD SOUAltF, Sola flaulst, IteceU- er of the Ureut ilnochelea Prize, IlOQEtl DUl'UY, A Huperu Tenor. -Hesercil seats Jlj admission bolow .Ge: eallervEO. Npl nm, ppdutr,. i, ,.,,, mm, i-j.jt.- .i . - ..-' .. " "". " lumcuu univmiy, ucKeix on Bale Dearborn's bo ilcs ore from M i) 2U. Ht CK)R UENT-New house In P Kalem. Apply to E. tlofer, 8ilein, or at JouuvAhotiice. North North SAI.K8MAN Enercetlo men wanted I reo prepaid omrll. (mo of our agents has eimied o er J.0,000 In ih e yeare. 1', O. Ilox 1171, New York. Hernia and Chronic Diseases DR'S. SHIMP & HOUSER. lV)oietiprtHUUtutlon to Ntrvous. Cat- firrlinl a, l.r,.ui . m. . m r?1 ii.i . . . uu juruuv iroucies. Hernl(runlur- cured without nsln or tin ". " "Ud t"1" I" methods kuownujfotrical und MedloU RmL-fSSih0 n'll1,r0n f electricity. AND FARMS I, S. k MARK S. OTI DENTISTS, ait) Liberty Street, i Electrto Car Line. J, I, BENNETT k SON. CANDIES, Fruir and Cigars, P O "Qloolc iuiVi a liuim r. s C Itl'imiim t Cigar b and Tobacco. BILLIARD PAU1.0R. 243 Oom'l Street BOSTON Coffee House. 5c LUNCH. Open oil Nlht T.U.BLVNDIUJ SSoat, JNmltr.v mu Fish il1rk . IiiMiruuco Block. HARVEY k ADLT, Contractors&BuildF s JOllMNC! A Sl'KCIAIlY. Salem, - - Oregcr. iH i) imi mi ivn IXLl mithUI Street. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Grocories, Paints, Oilt and Window Glass, Wall Pi per aud Border, Artists' 3d iorials, Lime, Hair. Nails aii'1 Shingles, Hay, Feed and Feit.v Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NKW AIlVKIiTISKMUNTS. For Sale. Three lots in Nortli f uleni n street i n- line, u1m)21 acre tiulllaiicl about .su ui'Un eiist of tolem. Cull uu . !. AI5BUELKOf, State Insurance Otllie (Quarterly Teaelier's Examinn- 1 Ion. fOTJCEIs hereby k ven th. t the ii Nc CI I . reii'iir quari-ri) esnioii imioh ii 'Hills for IclilurV r-rl.tli"itih ulll bi In-lit In 'I ho Court Houso, In ioIcm, Oregon, commeno'nt. at I o c'ool V in on Wfdnesdu, the Ittb ilaj ef Mny, 1WU. Appllcuilx imiiit be pren-i t in tiieopeulniifcedHlon. Appl cnni I r st. 'o diploma uiiitrr tt.e law oiu-t. ilbi tbein,' lsintureiit llinBkBlon of iMll, ul 1 uUo li examtmd at the same tlmo and pi -', I). .naKlt. C mnty sci ool Superinu ud. ut I r M iri i County, Oregou. i- . id E. C CliOSS, Butcher and Packer BtateHt. n4 Court Bi. The bett rnf.1 dellerefl to all tmrtsof theUU. M.T. RINEMAN OUU B .IX Staple a"ii v j Pmw OiooKurj, i,tawurf, Imr, V x&o aud Willow 'Mro. AU b t,d oluol'l'ft AlsovceetHbitMaadfiu'U tu ihe.r 5ai "Highest 1-rlit! raid frr couutry piod ice. WuMiiid aiharooryuurpairouage. W ISbUteitrtet A