Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 01, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextjiMBMPiUb !!iPJfeflLiJ,tiiue--BM & wtp "s ,j 4 I II- M to WW;' HE,. n,'UHjaiw tfm causeway leading to the Jail, so that his toes barely touched (ho ground, and the twenty flvo present were allowed three lashes eneh, which thoy took, n few making It Ave. A coating of tar and feathers was then administered and the prisoner re turned to the lock-up. Hetheriug ton says he recognized ono man, and as Boon as ho is free ho says Will blow the man's brains out, he TIRE AT OOQUILLE CITY. Business Part of tuo Town Burned ItLoss, about $100,000. Coqoillb Oity, Or., June 1. About 1 o'cloo.i this morning lire S3 broko out In tho baud hall, Huuue- well bulldinrr. tho western limit of Front street, and owing to tho ab sence of ilro facilities, soon-spread and laid in ashes Collier's fine hard ware and dry goods houBe, post ofllec, Jenkins' saloon, Mrs. Aikcu's flno millinery store, Sinclair & Hur locker, law and real estate oflho Bfeozer'a barber shop, John Jiros'. grocery and meit market, McUu! loeh's jewelry sta'id, Olive hov.il, Htable and shop to tho same, A. V. McArthur's residence, and a vaemi tenement on First street. Fi reached the opposite side of the strev't, across from the first point, mid lapped up Lyons flno store. Kon berg & Sou's large hardware house, tho Robinson housn, E, JL Lewis, proprietor, saloon Collier building, the Central, Leneven'a residence and drug store, Coqullle River bank, and Galllcr's blacksmith shop, down to A. J. Wimer's red front store. Heroio work wai done by both men and women' Many good were saved, but there was much de stroyed and much dumaged in the removal. Tho saving of the O 'd Fellows' hall, Mr. Larenz's store and residence, Adum Wlmor'3' stoic and Lyon's mill, under the circum stances speaks tho faithfulness of tho work done. In saving the for mer was tho rescue of two or moro blocks of stores and homoi from de struction, Mr. Lyons carried a par tial insurance, as also did' Kronen berg & Sen. The Olive hotel has an Insurance of $400. Mrs. Robin son cirrltd an insurance. A. ('. Colliers insurance has expired, and his los3 will be heavy. Information as to others is nut obtainable. 'J he losses will foot up to not less than one Luudred thousand dollars. Tho band lost thoir instruments, muile, and stage scenery. Dr. Owen lost everything. A. J. Slier wood his law library and ofllco fur nituio, but until his safeisoxumitted ho does not know the result as to hia books, papers, etc. So also tin poitoflliosufo and that of Sinclaii & B-irlookor. WAS JACKSON MURDERED ? M. W. Btuce Says He is Sure Ho Was Not. San Fkancisco, June 1. Miner W, Bruce, who Is connected with tho department of tho interior, is now in this oity on his way to Alaska, where he has In charge tho carrying out of tho provisions of tho ' bill passed with the purpose of in troducing reindeer into that terri tory. Ho said that ho knows tho news of tho nBsassl nation of Rev. Dr Sheldon Jackson in southeastern Alaska had not the slightest founda tion. "Mr. Jackson sailed on tho revenue cuttor Bear from Fort Tpwnsand on May lath, and as tho Bear had orders to proceed directly to Ouuuluska with orderB from tho treasury department, ho 1ms not been within hundreds of miles of tho placo whore lie is said to have been murdered. I am to loavu here on Wednesday, and expect to join him within a month at Behrlng straits." MARKETS. San Fuancisco Cul., Juno 1. Wheat, $ 1.38J. Portland, Juuo 1, Wheat valley, $1.30?1.85. CmnAUO Ills., Juuo 1. At close wheat cash 82. A now lot of paper books by stan dard authors for summer readlug, nt F B. Dearborn's book store. &m The Oklef Bennoa tor we great re mm of Hood's Barsararllla is round in tti Wtlcle lUelt. It U merit that trial, and UM feet that Hood'n BawaparlUa actually a ouiplUhei wbat l claimed tor It, It waal Im glvtm to this medicine a popularity u4 Hit greater than that of any other lamp MCril WlnS ner before tho pubu Mo4't paroaparllla cure Scrofula, U Dfeoum and all Uuiuors, Dyipepala, Nek Keadaclte, JMUousneM, overcomes Thai rired Pet'llnir, crat an Appetite, tren Wt the K rve, ImlMs up the Wholo ByiU MK4' Markupurlilu Is loldbyalldraf ftU, iiUfor4. PrerrcttjG.I.H H.,.IWUWl?, MIWU. HEAVY 1U1NS EAST. Yestordny and Last Mght- Othur News of Im portance. HEAVY RAIN STORMS Through tho Mlsssppl Valley- -Elec- trlcity Kills Grain. Chicago, 111., June 1. Advises to tho Associated Frees from many points show heavy rainstorms pre vailed yesterday and last nh;hl throughout a large portion of the Mississippi valley, adding to the oKgy condition of the heavy raln soukedgrauudaud further delaying planting and drowning out the irraln already In the ground. Fields a o under water and the situation is to alaiminK tho price of corn has ad vanced 10 cents per bushel. At Qieenvllle, Texas, an olectrlcal niorin killed reverul hundred acres if grain and cotton, giving them tin .ppenrance of being burned. GimniiK, O. T. Juno 1. -Reports rt.iv a family consisting of a muti, his wife, and three children were drowned while trying to ford il, Canadian river. Further disastrous Hoods, it is believed, must resull with probable loss of life and pro pet ty In addition to vast ravage already inflicted. Indianapolis, June l.--Tln floods continue to increase. Whi'i river and Fall creek are overlluwhiv all contlnguous territory. Thlscil lu threatened with tho worst Hood in its history. No corn is planted, farmers are growing desperate. Cldaii Rapids, Iowa, June 1. Ruin has been falling almost col tlunously 30 hours. No indications of its censing. Tho river is rising rapidly. ANOTHER WAY. The Louisiana Lottery Gomes Ont as a Banking Concern. I'lTTSJiucm, June 1. The post olllco oillclals of this city recoived an Important tip from n local banker, who said he had been asked to act as agent of a concern opurating under the name of tlio Louisiana Loan and Trust Co., but which appears to be tiie Louisiana lottery. A pros pectus which was issued by tho con cern, a copy of which has been se- cured, mentions drawing for loans and names a number of applicants. It Is signed by J. F. O'Donnell as president; D. M, Slocum, general manager. It claims a cash capitol of $1,600,000, and cencludes: "It is the most popular financial and money-loaning system in the world." THE PRESBYTERIANS. Tho 104tti Session Dissolved Last Evening. Portland, Juno 1. Near the close of the general assembly yester day afternoon an amusing scene oc curred upon tho introduction of a resolution calling the attention of ministers, ciders and studeuts to tho evils of the tobacco habit. Each stop of tho discussion was greeted with roars of laughter. Finally, however, tho resolutions wero passed with a shout and waving of hats. An Incident unusual in tho gen oral assembly was tho taking of a collection for the benefit of the col ored nilnlBtor who was left stranded after coming from North Carolina to prosecute an appeal. Unsuccess ful and moneyless, tho $110 realized went far to console his wounded feelings. After passing a voto of thanks to the moderator and clerks and tho people of Portland, the 101th session of tho general assembly was dis solved. A Drunkon Church Membor. CiiAwronnsviiiu:, Ind., Juno 1 Tho Itov. It. B. Ingles was preacl--iug at tho First Presbyterian church Sunday night, whon suddenly John Matthews, a member of tho church in good stauding, appeared at the door, aud with a whoop stinted down tho aisle, lie was iutoxicatcd, aud lu his baud boron huge bouquet. lie struck the wait, step, and with a vigorous glide soon lauded In front of tho altar, where tho minister stood speechless with astonishment. Matthws thereupon took oil hia hat, aud with a graud flourish proposed threo ohuers for tho preacher, at the same time presenting him with tin bouquet. Ho then seized an imagi nary party about the waist, waltzed op the aisle and disappeared through the .door. Tho senium was con o'.tivlod witli dlUlculty. WILL MEET IN TORTLAND. Sovereign Grand Lodgo of Odd Follows to Bo Hold Thoro. PoktIiAM), Juno 2. Tko sover eign hi mid lodge, I. O. O. 1, which will be convemd hero Sept. 18, will not penult a detailed report of Its proceidlugs. Everything will be secret suvo to numbers of the older. The toxlona will bo held at Arion hull. Tho biennial elec tion will transpire this year. Sov erul putties aieuspiring to tho grand alio uhair, but the present deputy, C. T. (.'Miipbtll, of Toronto, will propubly bo chosen, Tho foverelgu gruud lodge has Mpptopriati'd 25,KX) lo defray tin cxpUMb, and $5500 hiia been added to that sum by tho graud lodgo and gruud encampment of Oregon, The vlsltoru urjo tobomiterialned lu royal stylo with par-iika, eviu.lonb aud banquets galore. GATHERING TOGETHER. Republlcans in Chicago, Emmons' Blaine on his Father. Chicago, Juno 1. Republican politicians are plenty at the hotels this morning. Conference of lead ers constantly is held. Emmons Blaine, after a conference with Clarkson, Conger and others de clared he know nothing regarding his father's intoutlons, though lie admitted Blaine's silence seemed to mean a good deal. Senator Hauseborough, of Nortli Dakota, has advices that five of tho six delegates from his state are for Blaine, and nil but two of the South Dakota delegation who were in structed for Harrleou hnvo gone over to Blaine. But it now seems probable Hon. Thomas Reed, of Maine, will be temporary chairman. Friends of Harrison were booming him as well. FIRE IN A MINE. Fourteen Dead Already Found and Soveral Injured. PiiAdUK, Juno 1. Fire broke out in the Birkenberg silver mlue, near Przibrag, Bohemli, and spread through the whole Interior, cuttinir oil theescupo of tho miners. The file has been extinguished, rescuers are at work aud have already brought out fourteen dead and a many Injured. Five hundred men were at woik in the mine at the time. All except forty escaped. Bruner Will Bo Tried. San Fuancisco, June 1. Judge CohVy today rendered a deeialon In the c.180 of ex-Assemblyman EI wood Bruner, of Sacramento, charged with offering to accept u bribe during the session of the last legislature to defeat tho "scalper bill." Court held that the evidence it had heard was sulllclent to war rant the belief that Bruner waa guilty and the latter was accord ingly held to answer. Alliance Men Fight. Newhuky, fa. C, Juuo 1' Dr. Sampson Pope, clerk of the senate, a big Alliance man and a supporter of Governor Tillman, broko a walk ing stick over tho head of Colonel Ellisson Keltt, an Alliance man, who leads the light for the third party In this state. Keltt had ac cused Pope of shirking during the tho war. Pope wus arrested. He pleaded guilty and wns let oil with a 8'iiall.flno. Iowa's Contribution. Rkia, Juno 1. Men wero set to work discharging the' cargo of the stoamer Tynchead, carrying Iowa's contributions for the starving Ru& slnns. As soon ns tho hatches were opened, flour, provisions, etc, wero loaded on Oars. The cargo made 310 carloads. These were run as express trains, and as soon as loaded started for the distressed provinces. Cap tain, Carr, commander of tho Tyn chead, has been prefiouted with a splendid silver service. A Littlo Girl Breaks Her Neck. SiitUUK, Wash., Juno 1. A sad accident occurred the evening of Decoration Day. Kueady Wallace, a 7-year old girl, appearod with 200 other children in the line of pro cession. On hor way home, fourteen miles distant, and when seven miles out from Sprairue, tho little girl fell out of the wagon, breaking her neck and backbone. She died iu Btantly. Revolution Broken Out. Nkw Yor.ic, Juno 1. Steamer Miranda from Central American points, reports a revolution lias broken out in tho town of Puerto Cortex, Honduras. Gen. Borneo with an ruied force from Gaute inala uttuoked the city nnd captured it after a hard light, with much loss of life and property. Wisconsin Reapportionment Madison Wis., June 1. Govcrnor Peek has called n special session of tho legislature today to meet on June '28 to rcnppoition tho state iut senate and assembly istrict. rills move is made necewnry by the declaration of the aupiemo court that the apportionment of 1S89 is unconstitutional. Fisherman Drownod. Asm iti a, Or., Jnuo 1. Hendrlcu llondrickson was drowned. The dahormun oamo out of tho boat and 4onn wulked otl tho net racks at Washington cannery. Tho body wns fouud yo-iterday. Grocry Firm Goes Under. AMiANY, Or. ,.Iuno 1. Allen Bros., dealers lu groceries, were nt tuohed by tho shorlll yesterday, for the beuellt of Portland creditors' l'hoy will probably make an assign muiit. Their iusU are $8000 aud their liabilities flOOO. Lynchod for Forty Dollars. Comjmiiia, S. 0., Juuo 1. Gover nor Tillman has received a tolegram from Gray Court slating that the nogro, Davo Bliaw, under arrest for tho larceny of f 10, was luken from tho oillct-ra by a mob and lynched. California Delegates. Pan Fuancusco, Juno 1. The California delegation to the ltopub dean national convention left hero this morning in a special train of oven cars. Rhode Island for Blaine. PitovuiUNOK, It. 1., Juuo 1. The Journal aa-erts the Rhode Island delegates to (Minneapolis will be n unit in support of B'hIik, Tho Derby. London. Juno 1. Derby won toduy by Lord Bradford's b r Hugo uy tureo quariom ot n lengtn, CORN WAS NOT OORNERED. Coster & Martin's Schome Failed for Want of Funds. CmcAfio, June 1 The corner In May corn culminated -nd collasped yesterday. At the oponing the clique brokers gave it out that their principals had decided to fix the price at $1 per bushel, and would settle with ehorts at that figure. Many of these, Beelng no way out of the dilemna, paid tho price de manded, and there was heavy trad lug at Hint figure. The clique brok ers gave out the nnmo of Coster & Martin as their principals. A flood of oflerlngs rushed in, and n rein spection of the grain in store, to gether Ylth sharp calls for margins, soon put the firm in trouble, una when ono bank refused to certify the firm's checks the ofleriugs In creased, aud amid a scene of the wildest confusion in the pit the sell ers ehouted offers on a descending scaio till the price touchud 60 cents, when it was announced that Coster & Martiu had failed. Covering by shorts at the bottom caused a reac tion to 65 cents. There wero rumors regarding tho solvency of otliei flrmc, but no other names were posted. There were all ports of wild statements as to Coster & Martin's liabilities, but it indefinitely known, however, lu addition to the capital required to carry through tho deal up tidny, thoy needed $1,000,000 this morning to take care of the day's receipts nud other offerings. There was a minor that the firm in their efforts to corner the market ran up against Koine such financial whale as Armoui, with the result as already staled. THE HIGHBINDERS. Two Chinaman Killed and Many Others Wounded. Sackamknto, Cul., June 1. About 11 o'clock last night a high binder war broke out in the Chinese quarter, and for a holf minute there was perfect fusilade on Third street in front of the one of highbinders den, also on I street, in front of the headquarters of afiother boclo'y, Shots were exchanged in rapid succesion, and the air wus full of flying bullet". An electric car was between the contending hosts and storm of bulletts whlstUd though the open car about the heads of passengers, who climbed out the best way thty could. The conductor and the giipman put on the brakes aud abandoned their posts in haste. When the frmoke of battle cleared away two dead Chinamen wero found and one shot through tho th gh. How many others weio wounded and got awjy Is not known, and it may be moro were killed and hid by their comrades, Lively Times in Alabama Politics. Montqomeky, June 1. The cam paign for the Democratic uomiua tiou fr governor in Alabama liui about drawn to a close. Governni Jones has beenoverwhelmiugly in dorsed for renomiuatlon over the opposition of Kolb, who has run as an .Alliance candidate. Kolb has gotten up contests In many counties without a shadow of fouuduiiju, and has laid a predicate for indenen deut candidacy on the groud of uu fair treatment, without cause or reason. The executive committee meets hero June 2 to hear contests, and, unless all the absurd claims of Kolb aro granted, he will holt aud organize a separate convention. This seems to be ills, determination ut all hazards aud he is actually making preparations for it. There will be lively times in Alabama politics this year. Tho House Yesterday. Washington, Juno 1. After rou tine business the house went into committee of tho whole on the post olllce appropriation bill. Tho com mittee started out with good inten tions to aco implish something with tho bill, but struck a sung in the clause providing for froa delivery, Mr. Caldwell, of Ohio, nnivcd to in cro.isetlio appropriation from $10, 450,000 to $10,715,000, and when u voto was t ikon he made tho poiut of no quorum. A oaII of tho house ensued. On motion of Henderson, of North Carolina, a resolution was pass d revoking leave of ubsenoe, ex cept for sickness, and the house, on motion of Mr. MeMllliu, of Tenn essee, adjourned until today without accomplishing iiuythiug. Tho Storm in Four States St. Louis, Mo., Juuo L Reports recoived from points throughout the states of Illinois, Missouri, Arkan sas and Kansas stute that a heav. storm of wind, rain and hall pre vailed lust night. In somo places tho storm took on the dimensions ol a tornado. Lightning struck soveral buildings at Newport, Ark., and at Carthage, Mo. At Mexico, Mo., eleven persous wero injured by a building blown down by the wind. No loss of life is reported. Wisconsin Prohibitionists. Madison, Wis., Juno 1. The 'nto Prohibition convention today nominated T. C. Richmond, of Miidlson, for governor. 've Mountain lllcli OrBomewlialleb Uireuteu.durlutr . ttorm lo enguirtlio venturous voyaser on ttic tempectuoiw Atlantic. Sometime bo 1 toiu with deep rtcspalr nt uch a ji-nulure, bohrttlmw he U rutlier clud oflt, Tim luttei oomtltlnuof mind obtmus when lie la teu sick Th dlulKiltral uuuima whkli ho lmt. uudorguutf, aud which nr uow aggravated tt'U lold by ibo pltcliu ot the sulp, ren der him lu a measure ludtlH-rvnt to hU fa-e. This iMctur" I scarcely oxageratvd, as jH-ople who have ben violently hi sick will assure you. Travelers aud tourists bv sea and laud Hbould always bo provided wllh Hostotter's biumHi-h lluteis a a mfaiu of couutersctlrt; seu slokues aud uervous dlsturbauco or stoiuacl trouble begotten or uuoomrortablo traDsl by laud or water, or uuw holesomo Rku hastily swallowed at railway stutllus. Km lzrauu should supply tlieuiM-lven wtti IliMtttlter'sSlomauh Hitters uh a fuinih Sifrcuard sgalutt malaria, stnmaoh. Ilvc- Hmi liTklrAl ntmnlMlnt. klrfnav iMtiikl.ani, j rhvuiuatUm. niiniii.iiin iMinHirtmafciiiiminnn-"- i - " "" ' - " "' ' r-wimriMfl "puzzled The ftlOST of tho cases ci ycr's a up iVl Sarsapnrlllii Uw 1 iv ilm roiriilnr tiractlce. Plij-dci.in ao rocommondlng this nn ibcino in' iioi. ovor, and with satisfactory results. j E. M. Sargent, Lowell, Mnn . my . -" Several years ago, my dauchtor lirujt out with larpo sonm on her 111111; face, and other parts of hor body. Th wwo puzzled tho doctors. My duuglitut twed Ayer's Sarsaparllla, nnd It resulted I in a complete euro. Hor blood seems to liavo been thoroughly purified, as sho 1 has never bad so much m a piuiplu , Biuco laKing mis mi-uiciuu. j " This is to certify that after having been sick for twelve years with kidney disease and general debility, nud having lipmi treated bv several nhynlclans with- I . . . . ,.!- It..,-.. ont relief, I am now better in every re spect, and think I am nearly well, having taken soven bottles of Ayer'rt Sarsaparilla." Maria Ludwlgson, Albert Lea, Miuu. er's mErAniD bt Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. I'rlce $1 ; six bottles, $5. -Worth $5 bottlo. HARRISON THE MAN. Ho Will bo Nominated on tho First Ballot. Washington, Juno 1. "Mr. Blaine will write another letter. He will again decline to allow his name to go before tho Minneapolis convention." 8o snld M Jor Dan ltansdall, mar shal of the District of Columbia yes- brdoy. He Is one of the closest friends of the president, and proba bly the most constant visitor ntthe White House, in Wushiugtou or out of it. That he enjoys the confi dence of the president is wcllkuowu. Whoi he had made the statement that Blaine would writa onother.let ter, Rnnsdall aided significantly: "There will be no contest at Minne apolis." As the major spoke so confidently and seriously about Mr. Blaine's intentions, the reporter remarked that he must have some reason for making the statement. , "I have." he said, "and I nm cer tain of it. You may quote me as saying it, and you can put it down as certain that the president will be renominated on the first ballot." The Merriest Girl that's out. "Bonnie sweet Bessie, the maid of Dundee," was, no doubt, the kind of n girl to usk, "Whnt are the wild vuves 8aying?"or to put ' little fa led flower" in your button hole, she was feo full of vivacity, nnd beaming with robust health. Every girl in the laud can be just as full ofllfs, jiwt a3 well, and just as merry as she, since Br. Pierce has placed his "Favorite Presciiptiou" within the eucuofull. Young girls in their teens, passing the ago of puberty, lind it a great aid. Delicate, pale .mil sickly girls will find this a wo ti de! fill invlgorator, and a eure cor rective for all derangements and weaknesses incident to females. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria. 25c Want Column. Nitices Inserted for ONE CENT PEH WOllD EACH JNHI'IUION. No adver- lFe ueut Inserted lu this ooluran for less itia i twenty-live ceutx. LOST. Mod morocco bill bo k. Lave Hi JOJI'NAIiOttlCR. t-l-bt r OST. IJelween Ilnlph Oeer place and Li urni ciosK, jnrgo neiu opera gin?!- Llbural reward to Under. -31-U t, LOST. A wine colored v ol coat, con talnlng First National bank check book mxl jiiivs books belonging to W. F Harrow. Finder will bo rewarded by leav ing at tuls olUce. C-31-3 1 ITIOIl KENT Ilonfo of Ove rooms. In- quire ol F. Vnndor lla.ui. Winter Ht, .North of t'uloii, fi-Jl-31 IOH URNT. AtoveuroomhouKe Rat 1 reasonable. Well lortited. Inquire ol Mrs. D. 1 1, Fleeter, oppoalto opera house. 5-31-1 w T oaT.-OnKiitmday, Mny aith, on 12tb J orStutortrcct, Sniem, heveral Jettert lnnMato Iukuruncecnvolop9. l'.irty find ing Bii e will photo lelurn to thlsolllco or U. T. HoborU. und recolvo reward. 6 31-3t WANTED.-A good littlo girl to help tnke aire ot one bnby. Apply 4th liuuse south of Yew Turk store. Notice. NO 1'IUK Is hereby given to nil whom it nmy concern that ths undersigned admlulstnuor of tho etttnte of Nancy burk bolder, decensed, has tiled iilsflual uccouut it said etiu In tho couuty (.'onrt of the Btate o Oregon, for the comity of Marlon, uuit that Moo- tut has set the time lor the murlug ofHiild uccouut on tho Jiith day of juuo, jrjj, hi ii o viock a. m,oi saui oay, jt the County U urt Hooin In the Count ourt House lu lhaelty olSali'in, Mtrlou 'ounty, Oreg'iu, nnd that said account .rill bo iiUKoil upon, togethor with the ob- ) otuins thereto. If any, by tiio court, at ill la tliiie iturt plaea, Datsd this JI iy irJ, 1P9J- J. O. MIL' Elt. AdmlnUtiator of the j stute ot Nuncy lurk i old iT, Deceased. Administratrix Notice To whom It may cencern: NO ' I''K U hereby given Hint the under sigiUKt wns on tins llth day or Ma v. .-Mi, duly appointed adinlnistrutrlz of tlie 'itatnr Isaac F. HiUImau. late deceiircd if vnr'Mi oruuty.orfttoii, by the Counly I'ourt 01 &UI MHrion count). All j-versoii. ItuvUu ulaiius iigulust Mild i ta aro it litlrwd to pieunttbuHHine :o lha admin itlmitb with in.ier Muipli.ru, at tl- of nc of bfr Htloruo, llauuMnivt Ililme, n uleu. Orfiia, within sl tinu ths from Uio date of l tun notice, l VUV UUfKMAK, AdiitinUtnitrlx. ! nt. M U.jm, 6-IMw Taken Un. A red nnd whits spatte4 cow with calf oth earn kill, nnd bmudad on rbht hip. Owner cu get wune by bsttling wTih 5-5-lvr eiIAHMKin,Ankeny, 'PA H AN AN K HAK II B I1V1U P W ifcuB ut Allium vRawoaHw WVH FOR TOWN $2.00 Per dozen furthoflnest flnlshcd l'llOTOQKAl'HH luthcclty. MONTBE BROS., ISUlCommcrclnl Street, F. B. SOIiTHWlCK, Coutrnctor ami litiildci. Salem, - - Oregon. T. J. CRESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th and Chemekcta Street JOHN M. PAYNE & CO, Heal mutate and Insurance. First stairway north ofilluah bank. L JOKN IRWIN, Carpenter and Builder, Shop (15 Btato street. Store Fittings n Specialty SALEM MARKETS. Wheat- 69c per bushel. Oats 3545o per bushel. Potatoes 25c per bushel. Flour $5 per bbl. Bran (Sacked) $18 per ton Shorts (Backed) $20 per ton. Eggs 20c per dozen. Chickens Boosters, 7c per lb.; hens, 1012c per lb.; broilers und fryers, 1625c per lb. Turkeys 1212Jc per lb. Ducks 1216c per lb. Geese 7c per lb. Lard 75c$l per pail. Butter 1525e per pound. Beef 712jc dressed, 3o on foot. Veal Cc, dressed. Pork 7c dressed; 5Jc on foot. CARTER: i.TTLE 'm PILLS. Sick Headache and relievo nil the troubles Incl dent to a bilious stato of tho system, such as Uizzinoss, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress aftci eating Pain In the Side, Sc. While their most remarkable success has been shown in cuiino & 3 HeadaciiH. yet CAnTFn'3 Little Lrvitrt Piltj are equally valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing this nnnoyinffcomplaint, while they also correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate tho bowels. "Sven If they only cured Ache they would be almost priceless to those who suffer from this distressing complaint; hut fortunately their goodness does not end hero, and those who once try them will And thoso little pills valuable In so many ways that thoy will not bo willing to do without them But after all sick head s the bane of so many lives that here Is where we make our great boast. Our pills cure It while others do not. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action S lease all who use them. In viais at 25 cents; ve for $1 . Sold everywhere, or sent by malL CASTES IIEDICIHE CO., Hew 7crt yil, Small Boss. Small Fries, JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oiln and Window Glass, Wall Pa ner and Border, Artists' ma terials, lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW ADVEUTIHEHKNTS. For.Sale, Cheap. A number of trios of (his spring Plyro. outh Kock, niack Lnngsiinn, While Lee horn, and 1'artrldge i,oc bins, nil thorough iredst"Ok. IJuvearlv. savetxrirosuriirniroM md get the plckol tho season. $3 to?5per rlo, bote l li n for shipment. Aidless E. JIOFKH, Ualein.Or. Removed to 140 State. SING hop & co., Merchant Tailors. Summer nnti the beBt 317. If clothes don't fit customers need not take same. Call and look over goods, C-l-lm THEGTLi!ANFRlENIL Our rnRFECTIOX BVKI.VOEfrM irlth ever brtlU. Iicksu. P.notSTAIV mEVEXTS 8TK!CTUBt Cutm aoNeiutiin: v uui oi.ekt m on tu fi iji A QVICK Cl'BK tor LEt'COKnilOiV or M .11TLU. Sul4 hr U PUl'OCISTS. but lo inr Aildnu fct l 04 3UILYPCZI MAWrxi n kiu C y. I.lNi . r:u. OHIO Authnilzed Capital $500,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Palem, Oregon. V. A. CU UCK. PiTsT W. W . M A HTIN, VlcePres. J, H. ALHKUT.CmliUr. 3tate, County und ony Warrants bought t Pr. dw at D.C.SI-TERJMiAN, .,r's.ien8lon ftnd Claim scent. P.O l!ox ail.Halem, Oregon. Deputy County ntEAO JHiE M a4 iJ!il,ECT,Si'NJ Kif LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS A. H. FORSTNCR & CO. Machine Shop, Rods, Sporting Goods, Etc., SOU Commercial Street. MILLER & AMSLER. crnmii Meat Market 121 South Com. 8t. Fresh and Salt Meat .and Sausages. RADABAUGH k EPLEY. Livery Feed atid Boarding Stable, J. J. Scientific Horseshoeing. OPPOSITE! FOUNDIIY On Stute Street. 41 Htrto Street. RICE & BOSS, Horseshoers, General BluckBUillliiug, 47 State Street. California Bakery. THE BEST. 101 Court Street. MRS, M. E. WILSON, Leading Salem, Modiste, 235 Commercial Bt. THE Salem ILacltman is II, 1'OflLE. Best Line in the City. Court Street. J. B. MUKT1IY. Brick and Tile, BEST IN OIUCCMN. Works in North Salem. H. IIiHlcrtakins and Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. m mm Has just placed on tho market SUNNYSIDB No. 11. G miles south of Salem. This tract as flno fruit land, is well drained aud will be sold in any-sized tracts on the most favorubio terms. -O- We still have n few ten acre tracts south of Salem. 160 acres of No. 10 is orchards in tho fall of 1892. Also two 10 acre tracts and one 10 acre tract in SUNNYBIDE No. 8, 5 miles south of S-ilein. Over 100 acres of No. 8 was planted to fruit tfets during tho past season, and 50 acres more will be planted the coming all. -O- Aud 128 acres in BUNNYSIDE No. 5, 3 miles southwest of Turner, over 10 acres in young orchard, mostly cleared and in crop, will sell any part or all, very cheap for cash, or will give time on part. -O- On any of the above lands we will take one-fourth cash and give loug time ou the balance, or will take part puiohase price in work or a part payment in ttoek or good city property. In addition to the nbove we have for sale TOWN PROPERTY, small tracts near the City and Farm Lawds. It costs you nothing to see our property, and we may have just what you want. Office in the New Gray Block on State Street, lost, Strayed or Stolen. From Ankney ranch, near Jefferson, Or., one gray liorbe, weight 1M0 pounds, dark mnuQ nnd tall, about 8 or U years, had on halter und head tied down when last been. Any lnformatlou will besultnbly rewarded 5- 25-lw ,F. E. KHICKSON . Salem Abstract and Loan Co, The only Abstract book of Marlon county. Heal estate oiders tilled promptly and safely. W. H. H. WATERS, MANAGER. T. BURROWS. Fancy Supplies, Fresh Vegetables, Choice Butter and Eggs always on hand. Oil, Meal, Feed, Grain, etc., a Specially. 22Q Commercial St. Beforo Starting on a Journey A person usually desires to gain some In formation us to the moat desirable route, to tnke, and will purchase tickets via the one that will uH'ord htm the quickest and bent beivlce. before starting on a trip to Chi cago or uny point East, you should provide yourself with a mup nud time table of the vV lsconsln Central Llue. Tho trains run on this route aro vestlbuleauduro equipped with I'ullniun'n luteal Drawing lloo in sleep ers, elegant Day Coaches aud Dining earn of latest design, built expressly forthUber vice, nndareoxqulnlteln lurnlshlngs nnd convenient, und comfortablo in arrange ment and fc complete In every detail that they have no buperior In comfort nnd ele gance. The dlntug car service is pronoun ced by all the most elegant ever inaugur ated, und Ib operated In the luteiebt of Us patrons. Fast trains via tho Wisconsin Central Lines leave Minneapolis daily at 12:45 p.m. aud ti:'5 p m , and bit. Paul nt l:M p. m. Hiia7:l5r in., making faornbie connec tion Willi an trains irom vue west and he soumwest, For tickets, mans, tiamnhlets and full information annlv to Q. F. ilc.Nelll. C P. und T. A., Mlnuea polls, Minn., aud lo Jas, l;. I'unu. uiuur.ii c-nssenger ana iicicei Am. fit llil.nrrn 111 1-lf-1ir Agont, Chicago, III Mb-ly TRUCK AND EXPRESS, White's No. 60, . SALEM'3 FINEST TUUUK, Now ready for business, specialty. Cnicful work u J.F. WlilTK. SUTTON &S-0N, i) x pv c s s .nnd It u g g it g e. Do hauling nnd oulok delivery to nil arUt of th city wllh jirompinebs and care. Leave orders at It. -M, Wiuie A Co't. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. ELLIS (&. WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN, South of.Wlllamette Hotol, SALBM ... ORBQON AND FARMS. J, I, BENNETT k SON, CANDIES, Fruit and Cigars, P. O. QlooU. R. T. I&UMI'ilKIE: , Cigars and Tobacco BILLIARD PARLOR. 243 Com'l Street. BOSTON Coffee House. 5c LUNCH. Open all NlRht T.1T. BLUNJJEJLL. Meat, Poultry ant) Fish Market, Insurance Block. i UUi in SUNNYSIDE No. 10, 6 miles under contract to be planted to M.T, RINEMAN, . DEALER JtN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Woeden nnd Willow ware. All kinds or mill feed. Also vegetablesuod milts In their beason. "Highest Price paid for country produce." Wesollcl auburn of your patronage, 9-9 132HUtestrept HAY, WOOD AND POTATOES Hay 65 to 75 cts. Wood S3 to S4. Poln toes 25 cts. Leave orders with Clark & Jip pley, I0tf Court stiect. E, ANDERSON, ONE OF THE LARGEST ESTAIILIBH. meuts In the btate. Lower rates than Portland. Largest stock Legal Blanks ir the atnte, and biggest discount. Send fot irlrolibtof Job printing, and catalogue o legal blanks. K. M. WAITK, Htoam Printer Salem Or-seo-i Mt Tickets J&.3 ON SALE -TO- OIV1AHA, Kansas City, St, Paul CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, ;AndIa!l Points East, North and South, PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONhT SLEEPERS, RECLrNING CHAIR CARS AND DINERSi Steamers Portland 10 Su Francisco T very 4 Daj-h. TICKETS rSSP EUROPE For rates nnd ceuerul Information csll 111 or address, W II. HULIIUKT.Atst, Genl. Pass. Agt M Washington Bt., POltTLAND, OltKOON STATE TREASIIRRR'S SECOND NOTICE. State of OreRon, Treasury De partment. Sales!, April 18, 1892. Notice la hereby given that there are funds on hand bufilcient to pay nil outstanding ntato wurrantR en dorsed "presented, and not paid for want of funds" prior to, and includ ing. Jauuary 8, 1892, aud that all such warrants will bo paid on pre Bentutiou at this ofllre. Interest oil these warrants will not bo ullowtd ttfter the date of this notice. PIUL.METSOHAN, 4-1S-2W State Treasure, .V prf k- I " rrx - "et lBf . ,.-X3t-erm xgm i imwi niwniw)iiinnwmiDiiua "XT JSp" jwua