Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, May 07, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextRnKffPQIiMvjlHQnpBiMpppippyyippilqqpwinQw "T w v-rrpr" $ -p w1 '"-asu'sn JW P I's J i. M 3 -' I H logs, nud she thinks lie may have Jumped out ufler tbo Uilef when the latter took UioBttchel, dragging after htm the basket, o which lie was chained. SHOTS WERE EXOHANQED. The War in Venezuela Grows More Serious. La Victohia. Venezuela, May". Shot wero exchanged yesterday between a government picket guard and a rcconnoi irlng party of armed herdsmen, attached to Gonerat Uua cay's division of insurgents. 1 lie picket n tired In quick order and kfl one dead. The seizure of a vessel sailing from Hamburg lately, with arms for the Insurgents, has caused n deliy In ihe operations against Hit government force?. General Mn was ordered a week ago to movi upon Valencia, but two days afiei receiving the orders from CrespoV camp another Indian runner arrlvLti with Instructions to hold back, wait forAranJo, and make no attack until ndvlopd to do so. A nortion oi Aranjo's command is In Carabolm south of Valenciu, Aranjo, aftei fortifying a position near Bejunm. returned into the state of Los Anne to raise more troops General Ybarn who holds Valencia, has attempt' several sorties, but bis troops hu been driven back Into the city ever time. It was the receipt of sonu Intelligence In regard to this flghi which gave rise to the rumors tha1 Valencia had fallen. There seeiiif to be a matter of seutlmeut aboii' the delay In closing In upon Valen cia. There is great activity aboiii Victoria, but Uiespo is playing t waiting game. Mystery still sur rounds the fate of Casanas. THE PAOfflO MAIL. A Charge Against That Com pany. Washington, May 7. Repr. -sentatlvo Bowers, of California, aj peared before the house committee on postofllces and postroads yester day morning to argue in favor of bh resolution investigating the Pacific Mall Steamship company in counec Hon with its government subsidy for carrying the United States mail Bowers was armed with allldavilf of prominent business men of South ern California to show that the steamships of the Pacific Mail had refused to carry freight and passen gers from San Diego to New York Henry J. Neale testifies that hi appeared at the steamship wharf ui San Diego and . oflered passagi money for a lady to Now York. The pursorsald that he had beuu in structed by the Pacific Mail Steam ship compiny to receive no nion passengers from the port of Sai Diego for New York, and that il any p.rson went on board aud in sisted upon booking, ho should put him ofl at Mazatlan. Bryant Howard, of Sau Diego, de clares that so far as sixteen of the eighteen ports between Panama and San Diego aro concerned tho govern ment might as well never havo sub sidized tho Pacific Mall company at all, Tho company docs no more now for those ports as to passengers, freight, or mails then It did before it made the contract. PETERSON THE OARSMAN. Trying to Arrango a Raco With McLean. San Fjianoisco, May 7. Henry Peterson, tho oarsman, was Inter viewed In regard to tho challenge from McLcau, Ho said; "My backer, John Muirhead, will leave for British Columbia on Monday on the steamer Umntilla, for a two months' vacation. Ho will try to arrango a race for me with JHoLeau. I think McLean Is a pretty good man, but not so good as tho Aus tralian Dutch, whom I defeated last year. Tho matter with Dutch was that ho did not pull fast enough. He started out well for tho first mile; after that ho went all to pieces. Unless thero Is something in view 1 shall not begin training for a mouth and it will talto mo about a month to get in condition, I had a long talk with McLean when he came down hero to row Haitian. Ho wanted mo to row him on tho Eraser river aud give him tho Inside course. I am willing to do this, or will row him three miles on Lake Shanegau for $ 1000 aud glvo him fifty yards start. Ho wants mo to give him fifty yards start on tho Frnsor river also, and to consent that If ho loses ono of tho races he shall not bo bound to row the other. I can belter allbrd to leave my business hero now thau in tho fall, because during tho fall anil winter deep water bhlpa como In mid boating Is brisk." Great Relief IS Instantly nffordod Bufferors from Bronchitis, by tho uso ot Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. Kitlior as an ano dyne), to alloy iullaniuiatlon, or an ex pectorant, to loosen ami bring away tlio mucus, this preparation has uo equal, "I.aat winter I contracted a Rororo cold, which, by repeated exposure, b ciuiio quite okatiuato. I was much troubled with hoanteuoM and bronchial irritation. After trying various modi cIiiun, without relief. I at last purcliaxud rt iKittlo of Ayer's Cherry 1'outoral. On taklnc this medicine, mv coiiirh ceased almost Immediately, and I havo been well over allien." ltov. Thomas II. lttiBsoll, Secretary HoUton Conference mid P. K. of tho Qrocnville Dint. M. C. C, Joncsboro, Teun. "My mother won sick three years and very low with bronohltU. Avo feared nothing would cure her. Oao of my friends told iue alioat Ayer'H Cherry 1'tsctoral. Slio tried it, boa used eight (rattles, and It uow well." T. II. 1). (lliamburluiu, Baltimore, Md. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, rairiuKD ar Dr, J. Q, Ayer &. Co., Lowell, Maes, ffeMbyftllDrugKUU. I'rtctJK lx liltlci,4i. CENTENNIAL. Of the Discovery of Pngot Sound. AT PORT TOWNSEND. Grand Parade, Clam Bake, Boat Racing, Etc. PoktTownsknii, Wah., May 7. Centennial of ti-edifccovery of Puget sound was celebrated here, two B,bo for ,,icm locomp)y w,th. They Terence requested the committee, thousand visitors were present, from nlugl a provo oy w,te wituesses n"Plutt'd the previous day to pre dlllerent portlous of tho state. A tl(.y imve lawfully entered. j pare a resolution upon the Chinese procession of one thousand meul Mue8e feaiUres of tho bill are In , t,X(,lu8l" bllli to report. In Hue was received by Governor Ferry and stall. A naval parade composed of the Uuited States ves sels Yorktown, Mohican, Alba trot, Bear, Bush, Corwln, Adams, and Wolcottt, was held in the harlHir. A big clam bake was held at tionu. This afternoon will be given over to boat racing and sports, and the day will close with a grand ban quet arid 1 j all. RIVERS STILL RISING. Much Damago Already Done Throughout the Middle West. Chicago, May 7. As a result oi the tremendous rains this week tin ri Is grave danger that tbe Immei ' amount of sewage now being dis charged into tbe lake will reach the crib aud pouliute tiie city's watei supply. The officials hope the 11m d may subside iu time to enable them to commence pumping back km the Illinois and Michigan canul At present the pumping worl.s, which perform this duty, are idle, the water in the canal being so hij.-li that It runs into the river aud It ic useless to use the pumps. The wait ) iu the river was several iuobu Higher than yesteiday, and the cur rent was so strong that the move ment of vessels was dangeious. One collision lesulttd yesterday in w bich a tailor was killed. In many of the city basements the Hoods remained, and until the river is lower, to give the sewers full capacity, not n.ucli change can bo expected. S far as tho railroads are concerned the most effects of the great storms, have been overcmne, and tralllc is belug re sumed, though it will be several days before business resumes its usual regularity. It is reported that in Indiana, from Motion to Ham mond, the country is one vast lake, whilo Iu the vicinity of Joliet, Lock port, and other points iu Illinois, a vast amount of damngo has been done, and the waters aro not yet showing any signs of subsiding. BISHOP TAYLOR. His Report in Africa Beforo tho Conference today. Omaha, May 7. At tho morning session of the Methodist conference, Bishop Taylor rendered a report on Afilca. Ho said thero wore over 3000 native metliodlsts In Africa, 38 Suu day schools, over 300 teachers, 3750 Sunday school scholars aud that tho best Held was among children, boys and girls must be educated together to do this, as tho girls are always sold by their parents, and It was ne- cessnry to have money to buy them, thou educate them. At the request of one of the delegates Bishop Taylor then brought forward and placed on tho stand a little African child which he hud biought witii him, explain ing that though only three yeais old aud three mouths out of heathen doni, sho had learned to speak Eng lish. Tho Faribault Systom Condemned. Nr.w Yoitic, May. 7. Archbishop Corrigan received yesterday a cable gram from Home saying: "Tho Fa- tibault system has been condemned. Special cases wero reserved.'' This means the cause which Archbishop Ireland championed, aud whose ad vancement was ono of the objects of Ida Joumoy to Home, U put under bau by tho pope. Tho so-called Faribault system Is one which removes all insignia of re ligion from the parochial scliools,and renders tho cotirso of Instruction en tirely secular until tho regular exer cises aro over, whoti the Cutholiu children remain for religious liistruc t'on and tho Protestants go away. The decision prohibits the general In troduction of the system, while per mitting tho plan to be practiced lu apodal Instances. Stole His Friends Monoy. Nkw York, May 7. A cable from Loudon runs; I just seeu a warrant for the appriheuslon of II. Stanley Brown, nn American who came over In tho Servla three weeks ago, he became very popular on board, pai tlcularly with T. V, Walter, aTa coma banker. A few elHys ago Brown Ktoloftom WalteiH ovorco.it a loiter or credit for f2,00, a number of railroad prunes and other valuable paperB. The thief, who previously had made himself known at the tourlft e 111 ce under the numo of Walter, callnl thero on Monday, presented tho stolon lotter of credit, showed Walter's parses us a guar antee of genuine, and procured ticket to lielanil. Mail Train Wrecked. Kanbah Citv, May 7,Tho fast until on tho Mlsbourl Pacific, west bound from St. Louis, was wrecked j at Knob Not tor by a collision with I a freight. Il I part of the trau-eon-j tlnuut.il lust mullsjBtem and murks ( uo p.iieu;zcrH, Six Inches of Snow. Fort Bihiinwin, Neb., My ". Snow hus fallen to f'odi'p'h of six iuou ti, uiul It la still stiowlng hard. CHINESE EXCLUSION. The Chinese Minister Protests Em- I phatirally. j Washington, May 7. The Chin - eso niliilftor this afleruixui pent to the state department protest against , the Chinese exclusion bill recently passed. Tho minister slates he ob-j jects to Ihe bill malnly.for the reasons It renews theScntt law of 8S;epond, ' It deprives IhtChlneseof the right of bail in habeas corpus cases; thljd, It i requires the reuNt ration of Chlnee tflllnrprH ...,.inh im,,.,.J,liv Im.imm. I d,rect vulntotl f tbe treaty of 1880, which guarantees the Chinese labor ers In tbe United States the same treatment as tbesubjectsof the most favored nations. He further says the treaty of 18S0 was agreed to by China, at the express request of tbe United States minister. He declined to state what action his government would take on account of tho pap SJge of th bill, A Dike Gives Way. Peokia, May 7. Tho dike or Larmash drainage distiict ot tiie lower end of ihe city gave way shortly after 8 o'clock last evening. Hooding the district V r about two and a half miles. It was all re clain ed land, aud utidprcultivation. Al'i.iit twenty families live theie, and the gieatest excitement pre vailed at Pekin directly opposite It is feared that some of these people perished In the rush of water Iltpcuing parties parties are going out from Pekin. The Illinois rivei is higher than It has been since 1841. Pkoiua, Ills., May 7. Rescuing parties have been out In the Hooded marsh dUtrict all nieht and have found six of twenty families. They have not been over the entire M trict, and do not know whether the remaining families aro safe or not. The damage will be very great, tbe destiuctiou is complete aud there is a scene of the veriest desolation. Peorta, Ills., May 7. Latest re ports from the submerged district, indicate that all the inhabitants have been rescued alive, though much stock has perished. The water Is constantly rising, aud tbe damage appalling. The Silver Question. Washington, May 7. Tbe silver question threatens to come up again, the silver men are not disposed to accept their defeat aud are again circulating petitions urging the rules committee to bring out an order to fix a time for a vote on tho fiee coinage bill, fifteen or more signa tures was obtained to one petition within tbe last two days. Repn- soutatlve Pierce, of Tenn , who has been the priucip.il in the matter Hiys with the signatures obtained several weeks ago 09 names alto gether havo bei'u secured exclusive ol tiie members of the mles commit tee, 113 constitutes a majority of the Democrats in the liouse,so 14 remain to be obtained. Anti-silver men are not giving themselves much concern over the matter, they do not believe the requisite number of uames can bo secured. Bearing Sea. London, May 7. The ratification of tho Beliring sea arbitration agree meut nud modus vivendl convention was exchanged between Great Bri tain and the United States today. Gray's Harbor Centennial. Ahhudein, Wn., May 7. The centennial of the discovery of Gray's harbor is being celebrated hero today. MARKETS. SN Fhancisco CuI., May Whiat, buyer season 1. 10. Portland, May 7. Wheat ley, f.1.35; Walla Walla, ?J,30 7. val- Ciiioaqo Ills., May 7. -At close whuat was firm, cash May 81j. HOrKb AKKlV.UiS. W1U.AMHTTK. F S Tallafeno, Syracuse. MNs L Huelot, Bullalo. Mis A G Jenkins and daughter, J C Lyon. J II MU-oner, Piof J C McCoflrey, J William, G T Gregg, Geo W Collins, Puitlaud. H W Kinney, Grant's Pass. C A Facing, C It Colllus, San Francl-co. Geu J 1) Weaver, Des Moines. O L Ingleduo, Chicago. J C Month, Sucremento. TJ Black, llalsoy. 11 W Whipple. Chicago. II 1'o.oner, S l G W St Clair, N Y. A. P Broadburg, Portland. cooic. D.D.Houx, Mill City. Jos. UiltiHUgh, Pendleton. J. A, Gauow, W. Bay, O. II. Williams, C. A. Smith, C. Wilson, W. N. Odell. A. Quaakeubush, Portland. Leo Brown, Stnyton. N, Steel, independence. Ii. Grim, Buttevllle. A Million Friends. AfrImiliniliwiliHrri.....u...ii ami not ka thau one million people ferlfl upon a requisition from Gov bavo found just such u friend In Dr. ernor Merrlam, of MInuesota. for King's New DNeovery for coiiBumn. rim. itnMmmn in. i i.,i !,tea,WKlTi!.rl oliif, ono trial will coiivluce you tlmt It has wonderful curative now- turn u nas woinietitu curative paw eis la all dlwascanrthothtoiit, chest I umlluntr. Each bottle Is guaran.' leii tn tin n I that Is elalmid ori money refunded. Trial bottlea f.iullt avoid extradltinu, was en- at Dan'U.Fo'd drugstore, 22.5 Cum. btrtet. Lurge bottlea 60c und 51.00. J IIIMMJII 0L1TICAL NEWS. ' The MotllOllkt Cnfcrcncc, and olhcr News from all Paris. METHODIST CONFERENCE. Some Ezeitcd Ministers Defend the Chinese. Omaha, May 7. After the nd- dress of Bishop Mnllalliu, the con i junce ijawreoee minimi tori the report, uhlcb stated that the con mittee hud learned that the bill had already been signed by tbe presiden', therefore it was too late to take action until the exact wording aud condition of tbe bill was ascer tain! d. Dr. Swindell oflered a motion to have the question referred to the commit tee on the state of the church. H feaied the passage of Ihe bill would jeopardize tbe lives ai.d property of lulbsiouaries iu China, aud wauled the matter considered and disposed of so the conference might be thoroughly informed as to the i.itual state of aflairs. 'Ihe matter was dually referred to another special committee of five ministers aud four laymen. During the discussion Dr. Leonard deuouuied tbe president aud con gress, and said the Chinese had t lie fcame iitht here us other foreigners Dr Swindell said unless action was taken the couutry would regard the conference as approving the bill, than which a more iniquitous meas ure was never passed by congress. Dr. Edwards, of Chicago, de nounced tbe act as a political meas ure. The bill, said he, is a top to the steerage uow unloading iu Ni w York. It was rushed through the Democratic house, passed by cur uoblo senators, aud signed by our well nigh impeached president, solely for political ellect. Dr. Paine said the church shoti'd show it was not to bo couti oiled by any partisan bias. Tho conference should show it does not approve such a political measure, and moved to send the matter to a church com mittee. Mr. Buckley denounced all refer ence to patties, saying that the man who would try to build up one party or tear down auother in this confer ence was nothing but a demagogue. There was a universal sigh of re lief when the question was tempo rarily disposed of by reference. JACKSON COUNTY. Nominations of the County Tick ets of Both Parties. Jacksonville, May 7. The Re publicau county convention moi yesterday and nominated the fol lowing ticket: J. W. Merritt, Cuauncey Nye, W. H. Atkinson, representatives; J. M, McCall, county judge; Max M tiller, county cleik: G. F. Merrimau, sheiifl; H. T. Armstrong, recorder; Itial Benedict, county commissioner; Win. Kabler,i'ounty treasurer; B. F. Miller, county assessor; Scott Mor ris, county school superintendent; C. J. Howaid, county surveyor, Dr. Jesse HitiKlc, coroner. Tho Democratic ticket was nomi nated Thursday, as follews: J. J. Houck, Chas. Nickell, E. D. Fou dray, representatives; J. It. Neil, county judge; Samuel Furry, county commissioner; Ed It Owen, county clerk; Win. HjIuics, recorder; John Peltou, sheriff; J. E. Bloomer, treas urer; C.E. Price, school superintend ent; J. L.Wooliidge,asiessor;Dr.Poi ter, of Gold Hlll.corouei ; G. T. Elk snat, surveyor. MAINE'S TEMFERAN0E PARTY Denounces Trusts and Recommends a Tariff on Money. Bangor, Me., May 7,Tho Pro hibition i-tnte convention nominated the following ticket: Governor, T. B. Hassoy; eougfessmau, John H. Horsey. The platform demands the manufacture, importation, exporta tion and iuteibtato transportation oi intoxicating beverages bosiiiiie&3cd by state and national laws, and en. forctel by oilleials in harmony there with; denounces trusts; favors lini. tation of (ho ownership of laLcl favors a reasonable tariil on gold, silver and paper money; the control of rallroids, the telegraph, wntir nud light companies by tho people. Affairs In Chile. Valiukaim), Chile, May 7. Tbe Chilean Miuadron of evolution sailed for the north yesterday under command of Admiral Costillo. It takes a four months cruise. There is widespread discontent among tbo laboring people owing to a riso of food aud living prices with out a corroepoudiug raise of wages. The seamen employed by tho Chilean Steamer company have struck, and It N expected that other workmen will follow suit. Charged with Larceny, Faiiuiavkn, Wash., May 7. H. miu)n was arrested uy the " ;aud larceny In rtHlnBl45uo rallraid tickets while In the employ ot tho general management of the m tuu general management ol Northern Paoiila He was loq i., v,mmw n n i. ,i , n ), .U, by a dutcc ated tcctlve, tlcetl over by detectives. He is about 3 yoara old, The Road Not Theirs. MoiUl.K, Ala. M. 7. Lhaueelloi Taylor has decided that the presei t management or ' lit Mobile & Ohio road are not entitled to t.ie imukh-h- fliou, and that the load must puts I from the control of the Fanners' j i Trust company of New York back' ' Into the hands of the stoi libo1den, , 1 fending the appeal to I lie stipreiuei court. If the chancellor's decision Isaftlrrntd, the directory dieted by the stockholders in February will take charge. To Influence Legislature. , SCANTON, Pa., May 7.-T. V.! Powderly says on emissary of the Heading coal combine lias leen in ' the Lackawanna valley, aud bas seen every minister and priest or every deuomiiiiition, tflering passes aud money for tin ir indorsement of the combine. In Two Instances priests were appioached with an oHer to pay tl.e cost of the erection of parochial schools. Jury Disairaed. Fresno, Cal., May 7. Ti e jury in the Smith murder case hai disa greed. Smith was charged with tbe murder of Peicy Williams, a well-known sporting man, the kill lug being tbe result of a quarrel over a game of cards at one of tbo hotels here. WilliamslTred first, striking Smith iu the arm, and Smith re turned the lire, killing Williams. The first tiial resulted in Smith's conviction of manslaughter. It is believed that bis conviction uw will be impossible. Doings in Congress. Washington, May 7. The house went into committee of the whole on the river aud harbor bill. The senate took up the resolution to pay tbe Choctaw s and Chicka saws for their interest in the Chey enne aud Arapaboo reservation. Dawes, chairman of the committee ou Indian affairs, addressed the sen ate in advocacy of the measure. Blaiue, General J. W. Foster and E. J. Phelps had a conference with the president on tbe Beliring sea arbitration. Gasoline Explosion. Los Anoki.ks, May 7. Mrs. Kate Joy was frighfully burned yesterday by tiie explosion of a pitcher of gasoline, which she was filling at a tank neur a stove. Her clothing was burned ofi. Her recovery is doubtful. Not Unanimous for Harrison. San Francisco, May 7. A can vass of the delegates elected at Stock ton to the national convention shows that thev are not unanimous for Harrison. Of the entire number, ten are for Harrison, four for Mc Kiuley and three lor Alger. The election of Spencer aud Felton, however, is believed to have put a stop to all plans to defeat the renom iuatlou of the president. Arkansas Prohibitionists. Little Rook, Ark., May 7. The Prohibition state convention nomi nated Judge W. J. Nelson, for gov ernor, aud gave the central com mittee nutliority to name candidate for the other state oUices. The dele gates to the national convention at Ciuciunati were also chosen. A DocIkUo Wow for Freedom From the tyrannical yokeof those dcbpotlc alllis, dyspepsia, constipation and ller complaint, Is struck when tbo quandom victim of their galling supremacy hub taken a course of ilosletter's Htomach UIU ters. Then they vamote defeated, and health resiim'-s lis welcome wav. Such is the Invariable experience ol those wlm use the ruling nltc atlvo to get rid of thos t associate evils. Antl-dyspeptlcs, chola-o-buei, drastrlo cathartics me as the sands ot the tea, numberlf&s find Useless. The happy iundlugof l emedlal properties, d( lived from nature's bolun c storehouse with a pure, modified spirituous basU ex- tsieni in iue jiiuers, noioniy inmate dui etleolthojo ut cure of chronic indigestion, Irregularity of the bowels aud perversiou of the bile. The smei-t of the dettnst agalust malaria Is this agneable fortltlci aud preservatives of health under unfa vol ublo ntmo.splieiio conditions. It couutei. acts a tondency to rheumatism, louses tin kidneys and endowsu deliberated, nervous invalid with iyor. Incomparable as a tonic To get relief from Indigestion, bilious ness, constipation or torpid liver without dlstuibiug tbe stomach or purging the bowe.s. tuke a few does of Carters Little Liver Pills, they will please you. That tired, languid feeling and dul headache is very disagreeable. Take twi orCarter'K Utile Llwr J'llls before retiring, and you will Ilud relief. They never taV to do good, Thev make one feet as though life wn worth living. Tuke one of Carter's Little I.tvfr Pills alter eating: It will relieved- -pen to, aid digestion, glvu tone and vigor to the system. Wo ed d erf u Itesults often follow th) use ot Hood's bainapanlla Scero cai.es uf scrofula, ilium ni, cli other nren- arttlons hiwo beta H'ueiti".,)iel(ltothe lieeiiiiar r-ir:iino mneioi u M medicine, DbtieK.- i i".ms of .i.-!'t,)M.i, excrucl.it. lug i'Mi' Minis ot tlio kidneys and liver, Agon z'ng itch .Results a ul n. a of Mlt f .G llieuiu, (! sreo- ,, nUo iMcoa ol cnt.irrli. and aches and palus uf rliutinutUia, ai e cined l,y Hood's Sar- s i i i i.Ir It i iirliv t.ie blooit, and at the j t! ..o t mcs t'10 stomach, creates an l". , .urn ties strength toteryiuu u f tl.v DH.y. (live It a trial. Cinoral Debility ".?or ft it ve.irs my wtlo sullured vtltli I , j tn .air hunches on tho glands under In ' j iu, mid ceneml debility of the whole '. :em. She btetuite so poor lu liealili t e v.ru on me ere of dosjulr i a-J...g lier ret-ove.y. t'li) stciaas did i -t Mcm to understand her casoj at all i o..U she neer derived auy benefit from tli'ir trontiiH.it. Slio finally concluded to try Hood's Sursaiwrllla. The lianiedi de fl"ut m so marked and satisfactory that the e..i'wsil to tako It, and tbu r the .-c.-uit! S1m lias gained lu weight Frrr 04 to III Pounds . ; U :. .-. r nd In tetter health than ie li i-' . ". years. The bundles under Lr hn.u i ' iilmuilshed, ai.d u t believe Il.Js .sa.-vip villa uill bt too i.uoh for ttiej; Ut tU.ic. ' .J. J. NoRcuosa an Cuuv wtiviu'. . t Boktoa, Msa. Hani's Sarsapr.rfjia Miv . ji, Slittxfurft, fKiurwtT 0. 1. 1I4UU CO AiwthecwUi.Low; Mui IOO Doses Ono Dollar ACiFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO, FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS. $2.00 l'rdnzen forthe rlneit flnlshed iMinmmiAi'im tntbectti. j monTEE BROS., I lSHjCommerclal Street. ft fl. SOliTHWICK, Contractor ami RADABAUGH Builder. Oregon. Salem, - T. J. CKESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor. 23th and Chemeketa Bwcet. JOHN M. PAYNE k CO., Real Estate and Insurance. First stairway north of jUusb bank. JOHN lit WIN, L f Carpenter and Shop To State street StoroFittlnps n, Specialty Acknowledged the best In the world Laird, Sciiober & Mitchell's line shoes, Kept only for sale b the Palace Dry GooJs aud Shoe Co., 307 Commercial street. 2t-eod f?paniol, the tailor has moved to 212 Commercial street. Fine line domestic aud imported woolens on hand. Satisfation In fit and work manship guaianteed. d-5-7-lw Vote for John H. Starr for County Clerk of Marlon county. Window geant's. shades at Wm. Kar 3 3t Beat the Town. On toilet soaps, have you seen them? Broat & Gile. Milwaukee beer fresh ou tap from the keg daily at Mel Hamilton's, State street. d2t Seduced Eates. The Union Pueiiic system will sell round trip tickets at reduced rates, Portland to Astoria, for the Colum bia centennial to be held at Astoria May 10th, 11th and 12th. Two steamers daily from Portland and Atoriu. Leave Portland 7 a. m. aud 11:30 p. m. 4-23-td m As tho house-cleaning season ap iroaches, remember if you want to exchange any second band furniture or get auy new prices, Keller it Maish are ou tbe trade and can save your money. HEAL ESTATE MO VhMEXTS. January transfers I 70,220 50 February transfers 203,074 65 March trau-fers 175,574 89 April transfers 182,009 20 May to date 39,755 00 MAY 7. O & City to Santiam Lumber. Co, lOOatpO, 3e, J500. W II Broylcs aud wf to J D and Laura Brown 1 s, 9, Bradley add, Woodburu, 050. H V Matthews aud wf J Albert, to Louisa E. Krapes 1 18 bl 1 Auburn add, Salem, $375. Q A V.iuderbeck to Patsey J Stark 1 8 Woodburn fiuit farms, .090. J H Bradley and wf to A G Bradley 1 39 add, to Woodburn, J50. WILLAMEfrh X01ES. There school. Is very little sickness in Rev. H. S. Wallace, of Monroe, was at chapel Monday. Presiding Elder Greeu, of the A. M. K. conducted chapel Monday. Rev. ('. R. Kellerman and Geu. W. H. Odell wort at chapel Friday. Aueut Chapmau Is taking an ox- tended trip to to South in behalf of aur fluancia' interest. H. G. Hibbard recited Jauiiu Douglas; Miss May Hoover recited nicely and G. W. Jones .ItcLiu.ed "Columbia." TheOvldo Musin coinnam uave about ha f o the net proceeds of the entertainment, Friday. f r the benetlt of the musetini. ' Pn f .r nold has done some gi.,d work beforo lu fitting up tne uitweimi. How's This? We oiler One H mdred Dollars reward for any t... of catarrh that cannot be cund ! taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CIIKNKY A- Co.. I'ropt.. Toledo, O. We. theunderhland ht kDonrnK.J. Cheney, t.n theiii.t 15 jiirs, und bellioe Win perfroily hnnorablo lu all business trmi-Hcllciifc, nnd flimuclnliy nble to carry ut nny nuiltfiUluiis n.iirie tiv their ilrni .i , .. A11 V' v 'VIeN,le "Wl'ta. Tl do ii. vt uiunf. Klmmu & ll.r lu, Wiiole tnle UrugclsU, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken iu ternally, noting directly upon the blond and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials wnr r,0.. Price seventy five cents rxr botile bold by all druggists. .Mnximum Comfort en route I'ast. PatfeiiKere dteigned tu iminta ea9t of the Missouri rivi r should patron ize the Chicago, Union PaoiUo & orthvl stern Line. Maximum comfort and speed, cnurtenui attendants, Pullman and Wan ner bio ping ear-, Pu'Jinau aud Northwestern dining caro, Pullman colonlHt sleepeis, free reclining chair cam, and Union Depots, combined nialtp tliit. the popular route east, eodMoy A. H. F0RSTNER & CO. Machine Shop, Guv, Spoitirg Gj'ds, Etc., 308 Commercial Ftreet. MIIS. K. C. 510NCO, Fatiiionalilc Hairdresser. Ladles' nud Gents' Barber Shop. 124 Court Street. & MILLER &AMSLER. Oernmiiillcnt Mnrkct 121 South Com. Bt. Fresh and Salt Meat and Sausages. I Livery Feed and Boarding Stuble, jrHlntebtrcfct, n, J. J. m J I IjU UltUUM California TiaJtcvy. THE BEST. 101 Court Hreet. MRS. M. E. WILSON, Leading Salem- Modiste, 2fo Commcrclnl Sir Scientific Horseshoeing. OPPOSITE FOUNDBY On Stuto Street. RICE & KOSS, Horseshoers General Bluclimlthlug, 47 Stute Street. IL V TIIE Salem Hacltman is II, I'OULE. Rest Line In the City. Court Street. SALE5I BYE WORKS. Tailoring, CLEANING AND REPAIRING 127 Court Street UiKlcrtnlung and Cabinet Work, 107 Slate Street. RE Has just placed on the market SUNNYSIDE No. 11, 0 mile south of Salem. This tract as fine fruit land, is well drained and will be sold iu auy sized tracts on the most favorable termi, We it'll have a few ten acre tracts in SUNNYSIDE No. 10, 6 mh south ol Salem. 150 acres of No. 10 is under contract to be plauted to orchards iu the fall of 1802. Also two 10 acre tracts aud oue 15 acre tract in SUNNYalDE No.U 5 miles south of Salem. Over 100 acres of No. 8 was planted to fruit treeiS utiniig tiie past seasou, and oO acres And 128 ncre3 In SUNNYSIDE No. 5, 3 miles southwest of Turner, over 10 acres in young orchard, mostly cleared and in crop, will sell atjs part, or an, very cueap ior casn, or On any of the above lands we time ou tiie oaiance, or win tiiKe pari payment in hiock or good tuy property. In addition to the above we have for sale TOWN PROPERTY, smil tracis near the City aud Farm Lands. It costs you nothing to see our property, and we may have ju3t what you want. Office in the New Gray Block on State Street, JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils aim Window tfiass, Wall Ta per and liorder, Artisis' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds. Etc, NEW ADVKIlTISKMENTS. For Sale. Three lots in North ha! em on street car line, also 21 acres Irult land about 3X miles caU of Bnlem. Call on C. 1. 4MBKIELSOX, State Insurance Office E. C. GROSS, r and Packer State Bt.an.t Court St. The best meat delivered to nil p r'of the citv. Hernia and Chronic Diseases DR'S. SIUMP & HOUSER, Devoto special attention to Nervous, Cat arrhal, Asthmatic und Throat Trouble-). ncrnui (rupture) cured without pain or detention item business aud Guaranteed In Kwy Case. Kery variety or Female and Chronlo diseases treale.l by the most advanced, methods known to Electrical nnd .Medical tclence. Tw.-nty jeurs experience In sur ??,W "J.?,? Jlle "PP" ,lUou ot eleetilclt OIHceaVJ Commercial street., Hush-Drey, man Block, Salem. Citation. In the County Court, Tor tne county ol Mn- ilmi Mtut.3 f iv.mv. In tho matter or the estate ofl ., Henry (lelss, Ileceased, K'tation. To all the heirs of said decedent, known or unknown UKHETINU; ' ""'""' In the name or tbe state of Oregon, you .ire hereby cIImI nnd rn.,ui,a,i in...... i ... the county tourt or the state ot Oregon. f.,r the county of llarion. ut the in m nloii. tlureor.nl balem, iuiheoountj o Mxrluu on .Monday, fie ltth cay ol H ny. ini. n. "i o piock iu iue ronuuiou of thm dm tnn a id i bete to show cnu.p, Ifuuy why hu order snou'.d not be mud iy lucte at. ude, author. ittDir aud einpoweriiii the ailuiluUtiator )fHtt!disiate.io(,ell the ual property bt. ,'iu,f. !:B.i? '".tate. which h dticrlbin .; . H .' "!"" lUB i ii or ice north. . t 1 2f ''ecuon B t. . a. it.'5 u., con tali. Tmror """ in Jianon coutny, .W'i1 l.Ue Hon' T- L Davidson, Judre Sf.'KfJ r?"n,y 0uU' l. r the statu of brtvoli. Sh., .V,r'??wlUl the seal of IS" uiiu, iui oia uay or April, if!,eMtAvw vP SMy,E"AN. Clerk. I'-! 4-fF We I.e.vl. The Chicago, Union Paclllo and AnrilivesK-rn Line loads all vnuipe t'l'M. h rt lmi-4, 1ui,.B,.Bt time, , "A?1.1 TV'),,t-,. """J vestibule trains to Lbiragu, no vexalioUH delays or changes at the .Missouri River. eod May I S. k MARK ui DENTISTS, j 250 Liberty street, 0n1 Eiectrlo Car Line. J. L. BENNETT k SOX, CANDIES, Fruit and Cigars, P. O. Qlook. K. T. IlUMIMUti ClfgtuB and Tobacco. BILLIARD PARLOR, 243 Oom'l Street. BOSTON" Coffee House. 5c LUNCH.1 Open all Night ' SIcat, Poultry anf Fish Slnrkrl, Insurauce Block. HARVEY k AULT, Contractors&Builderc JOIIIIINO A SPECIALTY, Salem, - - Oregon, -O more will be planted tiie coining miu -O- win give lime on part. -O- will take one-fourth casli and givolonj puicnase price in worK or a part Quarterly Teacher's Examina tion. vrOTICE Is hereby Riven that the nfflj XN regular quarterly exnmlnatlonolif-J pllcants for teacher's certificates will U held in Tho Court House, In Salem, Oreuon, commencing ntlo'c'od p m ou Wednesday, the 11th day i May, 1893. Applicants must be presum iue opening session. Applicants ior w diplomas under tbe law passed by tbelef lsluture at the sesslou of lhtll. will also t examined at the same time und place, T). w. YODEIL County School Superintendent lor llai j uiuuiy, uregon, 4-uia iu M.T. RINEMAN DEALER JIN Staple and Fancy Grottrn Crockery ."Glassware, Lamps, ;ffAi J unu y mow ware. A.'i Kinas oiidiiipii Also veeetablesand fruits in their sen1 j "Uighest Price paid for country pioav w e soiici a snare or your patronage. 8-9 Jsj Hints uti1 DWELLING BURNED And Less Paid In Five d&l Palem. Or.. April 26, 169i I winli to state for the benetlt rf the general public, tliat the fet't'J Insurance com puny have been i prompt and free to pay my lw they were to write my limuraii"' aud I have today received Ik them a clieck for 3350, tbe I amount of mv nolicv. Paine In"! naid In fiv il ivb iiftur 11m fire. J1 the day the proofd were uouiplr,t4j ANNIE EUJIIIEDGE. Admix, of estate of F. E. Eldririf I 4-29 5td-w2ra INSURANCE THAT INSURES. "We take great pleasure in Inj Uig our friends and arquaiDtawl tn Clarion county that we iia"';i appointed arents for Tub "'" AMEItlOAN FlHE iNSfKANCE wj" Olii" Ainorifiii li'ire lias lWD'.' business coutlnuotisly and MtK edly for elghty-two yearn. If$i nesets amount to over f2,0W.w!"B surplus to poliov lioh1ern over w fl 000; It has paid to policy holders ai tt3,uuu,uou. 'I lie Aiiiencau ", specialty of Insuring farm pfpjl on very favorable and satlsfacw i terms to the farmers. We wyf friends will remember us and P' j us a share of tuels bmlness. J. L. MI1CHELL&C0. 3-17-4t-w Agents, fc"10- m.A. ty- ih. vtnrrh U UW I -T'' '.re"'.."".T.i I JJesi, easiest 10 use, iwu v" WXffiiEBl Sold br droKilsU or n W ST" I Ui 1, Mc. E. T. ItoMluae, Wsrreo, t- Ci-aajAH--w "" mrtmtV9M0nlK9anrmtt r'''jLTljitfj'Mjat'i.MituiiiiLi'ry