Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 03, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextK " r!w)ii elfiuent, and not likely to be opposed by the Blaine managers. f Es-ltigre!8man John M. Lnngs- ton, the colored orator of Virginia, . .appears to ho the most popular can didate for temporary chairman. Tho formation of a platform is nl ready under consideration, and pro tection and reciprocity aro to be em bodied ns the chief principles. A silver resolution is bound to play an important part In platform work, and srmo of those present are work ing hardest on that topic B. Clark Wheeler, of Colorado, does not believe that Harrison could run on a sliver platform, and says there are forty thousand voters In Colorado pledged against Harri son and against an nntl-free sliver party, ant. Le Lj here to secure the passage of a free silver plank. IMMORAL NUBSES. Hoanital Patients Die for Want of Attention. Cincinnati, O., June 3.-There is a big sensation here over the dealii yesterday of a prominent citizen ni tho city hospital, having bled ti death unattended. Last night, Uf a patient at the hospital commiltxl suicide, leaving a note saying den!' was preferable to the abuse of the nurses. Charge have bpen made fur some time past in the public press ngalnet this hospital, alleging negligence, incompetency and immorality. The principal charge was against Miss Murray, of Philadelphia, lo charge of the trained nurses' depart ment. The superintendent was re cently dismissed on this account. A FOREST FIRE. New Jersey Is Visited and a Town Is in Danger. Mays Landing, N. J., June 3. A forest fire started in the woods be twecn this place and Egg Harbor City early yesterday moruiug, nnd burned fiercely in a valuable tract of timber all day. About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon it was carried within one mile of Hammontoii. A large force of men fought it all day witli little success, and lust night it destroyed hundreds of acres of timber every hour. It wos turned off from Hnmmonton by back-firing and plowing tho ground on nil sides of the Itown, but it Is now burning so fiercely that tliero is great fear of the town being de stroyed. Piatt's Manifesto. Ni:w York, Juno 3. Thn Morn ing Advertiser says: "The mani festo of Thomas C. Piatt has created a sensation among Republican poli tician?. It is believed to bo nothing more than a declaration of war by tho Blaine forces against the Harri son. Tho significant utterances of Piatt immediately after his return from Washington causes tho general bolief that tho attack on Harrison was Umpired by Blaine. Tho inti mate knowledge) of administration affairs displayed in tho manifesto causes the Impression that Blaine supplied tho information. "Piatt is noted for his consistent policy of never talking for publica tion unless he has an object nnd Is Buro that tho ground underneath him is firm. Tho fact that Piatt so vigorously attempted to cut from under the feet of Harrison every claim for consideration at the hands of tho Republican party. Is taken as proof positive that ho has assurance from Blaine that ho will accept the nomination. Piatt's caution, which is notable, would have otherwise restrained him from placing him self in a position which would cause his retirement as a leader if Mr. Harrison should bo nominated," A Clover Forger. Indianapolis, Juno 2. William L. Wright, of Itosedalo, is under ar rest for forgery at Rockyille. The disclosures show that ho executed several notes, forging na suteties thereon tho names of many promi nent people throughout tho stato, This was done nearly two years ago. When the notes ftll duo ho renewed them with more forged securities. Tho notes amounted to about $10, 000. Wright wits formerly u Camp bolllto minister, but somo time ago he abaudoned tho pulpit for tho law. VKft The Chief Reason for ins great ,ltt HM of Hood's S.irsaarll!a Is found In tin fcrtlclo Itself. It Is merit that wins, and tni ct that Hood's Barsaparllta actually a (mpluhes what Is claimed tor It, It what baa glren to this medicine a popularity ans tale greater than that utauy other tamp Merit Wilis ptrbefow the pubn Wftod's psrsantrtUa eure Scrofula, Ban ftkeura and, all Humors, Dytpeptla, Hek Mdache, hilloinneM. omoomet Thai Fired feellna, creates an Appetite, siren mm tho Neni. builds up tha Whole BytUaf BCm4' Hr.rpiirlli it told by all dre tkti, lit tutor IS. rreparedt)yo.i.ow llteApothecMltS. LowtU. FROM MINNEAPOLIS. Blaine Will Writo No Moro Tho Canal Convention. AT MINNEAPOLIS. Harrison and Blaine Men are Say ing Harsh Things. Minneapolis, June3. The presi dential contest Is growing in interest hourly. Men nro becoming unduly excited, the factions are beginning to say harsh things, and non-partisans are beginning to fear the results on the campaign, wmcueyer wins whether by or against his will. Blaine's friends have forced him into a position of a passive candi date, and the Harrison people art not unnaturally saying many caus tic things about the secretary's posi Hon, insisting that good faith wll compel him to wr.te another Iettet .-f declination, If this letter ia.no furthcoming in two or three days, It Is Impossible to predict what tin i-onveutlon will do. FATAL ACCIDENT. William Johwon Killed, S. Tomp kins Badly Injured. PoKTiiAND, June 4. News wn received by telephone from Ilillt boro late lust night of an accldtn. which resulted in the death of out mun and tho serious Injury of an other. O. William Johnson, 8. Tompkins and an unknown man, all employed at Josiah Harris' ranch, two miles south of Hillsboro, were at work sawing and chopping large trees. They hud sawed dowi several and pulled down an other, which, alter striking tie ground, rebounded and struck Johiifon, crushing the bones of bit head and mangling his brain. He died instantly. Tompkins' thigh bono was badly fractured, and he reeelved a contusiou of tho hipjoint. The third man escaped unscathed. Canal Convention. St. Louis, June 3. Hon. Geo. L. Converse, of Ohio, was made per manent president of the Nicaragua cuual convention today. Horace Davis, of California, senior vice I president, with an additional vice 1 president from ench state, and an executive committee on the same ' basis. j A resolution recommending the ! appointment of two committees, I one to visit each of tho great ua ! tlonal conventions of political par ties to secure control of tho canal. On the Gettysburg Battlefield. 1 GKTTYiimma, Pa., Juno 8. The high water mark monument, at tho i piout where Pickett's Coufedeerato soldiers were turned back by the Federals, was dedicated yesterday with interesting ceremonies, and In tho presence of an Immense and en thusiastic crowd, fc'arauol N, Swopo, of Gettysburg, uneiled and pro Hunted the monument to the memo rrhxl association, and John N. Auder- stice, of Philadelphia, received it on behalf of tho association. ffix-Gov-ernor Beaver, of Pennsylvania, de livered the oration and James Jef frey Roche, of Boston, read the poem. Brief addresses were also mado by Generals Bchofleld, Blocum, Webb, Veazy and othois. Politicians in Chicago. Chicago, Juno 3. Ex-Governor Larrabee, of Iowa, opened a sort of Blaine headquarters at tho Palmer yesterday. Ho talked Blaine to allcomers, asserted that a majority of Iowa delegates have declared for Blaine, that the state would have instructed for him instead of Harri son, if tho convention hud known what everybody knows now. Lar rabcu says Iowa would bo safe with Blaine, even agaiiiHt Boiso, but ho has grave duubts with llurrlson us the nominee. John R. Lynch, the well-known colored politician of Mississippi, is at (lie Palmer talk ing Btrongly for Harrison. IIo de clared that Harrison's treatment of colored men was very satisfactory. Fopo Loo and the Fair. CiilCAao, June 3. W, J. Ohahan received a cablo yesterday from Arch bishop Ireland saying that Pope Leo has decided to send a special exhibit to the world's fair, and ask ing that space be engaged for the same. Bach a stop was never before taken In regard to a world's fair by papal authority. Crockor for Hill. Nkw Yohk, Juno 3, Richard Crockor was interviewed yesterday morning regarding his presidential preference". Ho said: "I am for HIU tho samo as I was in February last. Then tho regular convention was held. I seo no rea sou to change my mind, Tho coir volition Instructed the delegation for Hill, and it would be dishonorable for them to turn their hack on him," Mothodlst Bishops Changing. Omaua, Juno 3 The bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church have decided to mako a number of changes In residence. Blsjiop Fow lor will go from Ban Francisco to Minneapolis, and Bishop Goodsoll will, In a short time, change from Fort Worth to Bau Francisco. Stago Held Up, Billings, Mont., June 8. The Billings aud Great Falls stago was hold up by nmHkid men yesterday, and tlio treasure boxes and mall tak -n, The miver Mine Disaster, PiiAavK, Juue 8. 'I ho frightful roll casualties in tho disaster at the BirkiMitiurir Hllver mint InotvntMi. It I now Uuoku that fully .curhuu-' drod minors lout their lives. I Tho Messengers Done All They Could. GUTitltiB, O. T., June 3.- Details of the iobbery of Wells, Fargo & Co's express car, on the Santa Fe train, makes a story of unexampled outlawry on the part of the bandits and brave resistance on the iart of the custodlane of tho company's property. The roblers were at work nearly one hour attempting to in timidate the messengers into sub mission, and during the battle be tween thejBiesseugors and the ban dits fully 200 shots were fired, and not a man was wounded. The rob bery was doubtless committed by the notorious IXtlton gang, for whom large rewards are still standing. Two masked men jumped Into the engineer's cab from tho tender, md covering the engineer and fire man, commanded them to run tho train to tho stockyards aud stop there at a given signal. The engi neer aud flremau obeyed, as to have resisted would mean death. When the train stopped, the two robbers wore joined bv five masked com panions. The leader commanded the engineer aud fireman to walk back to the express car and com manded the fireman to break open the dor. E. C. Whittlesey, rnes neuger, and J. H. Reihl, guard, un tielpstln"g what was going on, had blown out the light, and refused to illow anyone to enter. The bandits opened tire upon the car from till -Ides, but tho two men within re -ponded promptly, aiming all shoU it the doors. The highwaymen shot Into tho car from all quarters, firing, however, to no effect, for the mes sengers stood their ground. In the meanwhile tho robbers chopped a hole In the door largo enough to admit a body, and the fireman was told to crawl Into tho car. Till--placed him between two fires, and Engineer Mack, seelug it meant death to his companion, explained tho situation to the messengers and told them to cease firing. The rob bers then entered tho express car, covered the inmates with a gun, aud with sledge aud chisel broke open two safes aud robbed them of everything valuable. The robbers are described by pas sengers uh being well dressed and of gentlemanly bearing. Tho leader apologized to the engineer for n rough remark made by one of his men. Tho nmount secured by the robbers is unknown, as the express company has made no statement. Public Execution. Kalama, Wn., Juue 3. -Robert Thompson was hanged here today in the court house yard for the mur der of Thomas Clinton Beebe last October. Tho execution was public and was wltnessod by about two hundred people. Diy walked to the scaffold unsupported and with a firm step. After tho readlnu of tho death warrant by Sherill Holmes, Day was us-ked If h had anything to say. He replied he had, and spoke for ten minutes, revit wing his life. He de nied tho ouurge of beinr a vicious and desperate character. Ho spoke in a loud and distinct voice, without tremor, until ho came to speak of his wife and children when ho was visibly affected, lie recovered himself in a few moments una was as urm as at the beginning. Hooxpiessed no regret at the killing of Beebu who ho said had abused himself and family. At 11:10 the sheriff spuing the trap aud Day was dropped six feet. Death was Instantaneous. After hanglne thirteen minutes tho body was cut dowu and given over for burial. Florida Democrats. Tami-a, Fla., June 3. The Mitch ell men obtained control of the Dem ocratic state convention at midnight und nnmluatid Mitchell for gover nor. Judge Mitchell In a speech of acceptance declared against the third party and strongly advocated froo silver. Tho convention com pleted Its ticket. Committee on do legates at large Is in session, Alliance has control. Roswell O. Horr. Euor.Ni;, June 3. The finest poll tleai bpeech ever listened to In this city was dtllvered yesterday by Hon. Roswell G. Horr. A large audlenco gieeted tho speaker, and all are enthuslnstio oyer the manner In which he bundled the topics of the day. No speaker litis over been received with such universal ad miration. Editors at Victoria. Viotoiua, B. C, Juno 3. One hundre 1 American editors arrived Inst ulght on tho City of Seattle, aud left again on the samo bteamer at8:30. During tour hours tlio visi tors were treated to a carriage drlvo by inembeis of tho Victoria!) press. Mayor Heaven aud tho aldermen extended to them the hospitality of tho city. They were dined at tho Drlurd. Surldon Death Near Tangent. Aliiany, Ore., Juue 8. Daulel Houck n well-known farmer, living near Tangent was found dead this morning lying in the burnynrd where he hud been milking tho cows, No murks of violence were visible aud It U supposed he died from heart failure, Blaine Will not Write. Washington, D. f, Juue 3. Secretary ll'alne told an associated prcbs reixutur this afternoon he would write no more eouimutilcit- tlon '" regard to the presidential TWO HUNDRED SHOTS. i nomination. DEVOURED BY FLAMES. Largest Winery in California and Contents Burned. Santa Kcsa, Cal., June 3. The winery on the o brated ranch of Thomas Luke II' is, the widely known mystic, who has a colouy of subjects about three miles from here was destroyed by fire last night, causing a loss or $200,000. There were immense quantities of wines stored In tho winery, which was the largest In thestate. The winery lsastono building surmounted by a wooden belfry. The lire, which is supposed to ho iucendary, started in the belfry and soon became un controllable. The brandy iu stor age caught fire, aud though the lire started early in the evening, nt 12 o'clock it was still burning fiercely. Btreams of burning brandy are run ning all over the place, and the con flagration presents a magulflceut sight from Santa Ro-a. The winery and stock Was valued at 400,000: the Insuauce is $00,000 ENDED HIS LIFE. Gambled Away His Money and Was in Love. New OiiIjEANS, Juue 3. George Sebastuin, aged 30 years, committed suicide here yesterday. Sebastalu eame here 18 years ago nnd accumu lated a large fortuue in the cork business. He went to Europe two years ago, visited Moute Carlo, stayed there several months aud lost his entire fortuue gambling. He then returned to New Orleans to take place as laborer in the es tablishment he had formerly owned. This, and the fact that he was in no financial condition to marry ayoung woman with w bom he was lu love preyed on his mind and lie ended his troubles yesterday by shooting himself in the head. POLITICS IN BAKER. Issues in the County Are Finance and Tariff. Bakkii City, Or., June 3. J. W. Edgeiton, of Nebraska, aud J. G Luce, people's candidate, for con gress In tho second district, met Win, Smith, Democratic nominee for tho legislature, and R. S. Ander son, Republican, iu joint discussion. The issues were finance and tariff Baker is a doubtful county, and with the People's party iu the field, which will poll upwards of 2-50 votes, it is difficult to anticipate the result. Inasmuch as Ellis and Slater huvo fulled to advocate free and unlimited coinage of silver, the silver vote will go to Luce. Members of tho first free colnnge silver club lu On gon, of this city, pledge themselves not to vote for any candidate for any im portant office who is not an out-and-free sliver man. The club iu the county is three huudred strong. Blaine and Harrison. Ciiioaoo, June 3. Tho delega tion to Minneapolis from Tennessee which arrived heio this morning announced that her six Il.irr fori instructed delegates have gone over lo Itlnlne except two. Illinois dele gates will be solid for Harilson with the possibility of ono or two excep tions. Detroit Flooded. Dutkoit, Mich., Juuo 3. There was an unprecedented ruin here lust evening. Water is in the streets a foot deep. Tho damoge will reach lu tho thousands. For a time, pas sengers to and from the depot were transfened acioss the streets in ex press wagons. Hill's Men. New Youic, June 3. Meeting of delegatea to tho national Democratic convention, chosen by "Midwinter" convention, called for conference next Tuesday said Senator D. 12. Hill will attend, and Important action ulll bo taken iu refeienco to his candidacy for the presidential nomlnatiop. Negroes for Blaine. Chicago, Juno 3.-John M. Lang steen, the eoloied delegate, from Virginia iu un interview today de clared the colored voters aie In revolt ngaiust Harrison, and that tho only man who can give the uesro Just'ee in the South Is Blaine, Epsom Races. London, Juno 3. At Epsom to day Baron Hi recti's filly La Fleche won the Oaks stakes; Thesmew, second; Lady Hermit, third. Tune, 2:13 4 6. 1ST- JACOBS OSL l Backache.T, Sciatica, S Wounds, iJISOl Bruises, f I Sprains, 'jjfaB Burns, 5 X 'HMMflBw PROMPT JjsJSy!VvJMjf 5! "puzzled TJ MOST of the casr-i rn yer's Sarsaparlllii linv '- , 'nop by tho rogular practice. 1 limt!itr nro recommending this in. iclnem rnui over, and with satisfactory result. R. M. Sargent, Ixiwell, Mass., wir . ' Sovoral years ago, my daughter liroh out with largo sores on lior ban'" face, nnd other parts of her body. II.. rase puzzled tlio doclors. My dauglitei used Aycr'sSarsnparilltt.nnd It resulted lu a complete euro. Her blood seem to have been thoroughly purified, as sho lias never had so much as a pltnplo since taking this medicine.'-' "Th's Is to certify that after having Wn sick for twelve yenrs with kidney diseaso nnd general debility, nnd having been treated by sovoral physicians with out relief, I am now better In every re spect, and think I am nearly well, having taken seven bottles of Ayer a Sarsaparilla." Maria Ludwigson, Albert Lea, Minn. arsaparilla j rnEPAniD ut Dr. J. C Ayer ic Co., Lowell, Mass. Frlee$l; lr bottles, Worth $5 n bonle. POISONED HER HUSBAND. Put Him Oat of the Way to Marry Another. Ashland, Wis., June 3. Sherifl Hlnes and Coroner Smith went to Butternut yesterday afternoon and arrested Julius Llpke und his wife on the charge of murdering the wo man's former husband, Charles Krause, lust December. Llpke was then accused of having attempted to poison Krause, but the prosecu tion was dropped. At that time Mrs. Krause said that Lipke had been desirous of marrying her for o long time. Ho wanted to get hei husband out of the way, she said, and proposed that she give him strychnine iu his food. She and her husband Went to live with Lipke. He complained because she did not use tho poison, and fiually idle became seared aud told her hus band of Lipko's designs against him. In Fehuary Krause died. At the coroner's inquest his wife testified that when cooking she heard a slight groan and In nn adjoining room, and going in, found her hus uaud dead, with a Bible clasped iu his hands. Tho coroner's jury de elded thut his death was natural, Out the investigation did not stop there, Krause's stomach was taken to a medical college in Chicago for examination, and the scientists have reported that he was poisoned. Meanwhile Julius Lipke and Mrs Krause have been married, aud have been living at Bntternut, ig uorant that an Investigation was being made. PUGILISTIC. A Fight Between Slavin of Aus tralia and ConRiordan. London, June 3, A fight between Jack Slaviu, of Australia, brother of Frank Bluvin, who was defeated by Jackson a few nights ago, and Con Rlordon, an American boxer, well known on the Pacific coast, too', place last night. According to the ai tides signed, the men were to box twenty rounds, Queensbury rules,- four-ounco gloves, at catch weight for a purse of 250, Sluvlu defeated Riordan in the nineteenth round, Tho science of the fighters was con spicuous rather by Its absence. There was no real fighting until the eleventh round, when Rioidan drop ped to escape puuishinent. In tin- twelfth, Riordan's appeal for foul was overruled. He was knocked down several times between the twelfth and nineteenth rounds, and finally throw up the sponge, his left eye being closed and his face badly marked. Sidney Dillon's Illness. New Yoi rc, Juue 3. Sidney Dil Ion, president of tho Union Pacific railway, who lies critically ill at bis residence iu West Fifty-seventh street, coutinues to grow graduallj weaker. He is greatly emaciated and cannot even turn in his bed without assistance. Tho only nour ishment which he takes is a prepara tlon of fofmt ntoil milk, but how much of its nutritive quail y is as similated the attending hslclans are uunble to determine. His mind remains clear, but he does not speak of business mutteYs. It is eleven weeks since Mr. Dillon was las' dowu town, and for live weeks h has betn confined to his bed. If you want a team of any kind, soj Ryan & Co. 5-10-tf EvEitviioDY Goi.o. Where? Witj.to lit llenb-und's restaurant. liver's S . r I n T I AUBrfc A Mil ; pai ni umj anu FOR TOWN $2.00 A, H. Machine I'crilozcti fortheflncstnnlshed I'llOTOOllAI'lM lntheclty. MONTEB BROS., lSOiCommerclal Rtrect. SOS F. B. S0CTHW1CK, Contractor antl Iluildcr. Salem, - - Oregon. T. J. CRESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th and Cheineketa Street JOHN M. PAYNE k CO., Real Estate antl Insurance. First stairway north ofBush bank. A. JOHN DtWIN, Carpenter alid Builder, Shop (3 Htato street. Store Fittinjrs a Specialty San Fkancisco CdI., Juue 3. Wheat, seller, '92, $1.39?. PoTiiA N D, June 3. "Wheat valley, $1.30?1.37J. CHicuao Ills., June 3. At close whett cash .8-1. URE Sick Ilendacho nnd relievo all the troubles Incl dent to a bilious stnto of the system, such oi Dizziness, Nausea. Drou sines?. Distress af tei eating. Pain In the Side, &c. While their most remarkable suceebs has been shown In curing leadaciM, yet Cauter's Little Liter Pilli ire equally valuable In Constipation, curing md preventing this annoying complaint, while hey also correct all disorders of the stomach, .timulate the liver and regulato the bowels iven If they only cured HEAD Vche they would be almost priceless to those who suffer from this distressing complaint; hut fortunately their goodness does not end tiere, and those who once try them will find iheso little pills valuable, in so many ways that .hey will not be willing to do without them. But after all sick head AOH tho bane of so many lives that here Is where vo make our great boast. Our pills cure it while others do not. Cartels Little Liver Pills are very small and very oasy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who use them. In viais at 25 cents, ave for $1. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail. CASTES miCH12 CO., Hew 7crt Mrl MBtt M fries. 25c Want Column. Notices Inserted f.r ONK CKNT PEK WOItD EAOII INSERTION. .No ndver lsoment Inserted In this oolumn for less han lwent7-nvo cents. WANTPP. A married lady, with no incumbrances; permanent position to suitablo pc-rion. Address A. K. Joint-fAL-offlce. 6 2-tt I710H KENT Well furnished four-room P new tiouse with pantry and clos,ot, )7.00ji mouth. Two blocks from North alfin, Gfo. Kehstrutb. 0-2-1 w LOST. IleUvfn Itnlph Gccr pluce nnd Drift creek, large field opera glart. Liberal rewurd to fluder. MI-3 1 F OR. IlEXT. Hone of Ave rooms. In ciulroof P. Vauder Baun. Winter Ht. North of Union, r-31-31 POIt KKNT. A.evcuioomhome Hates reasonable Well located, Iuqulieof Mr D. It. Klester. opposite operu house. Ml-lw LOHT.-On Knturday, May 29th, on 12th or State street, Salem, several letters n a StnU) I nsunuico envelope. Partvllnd ng sa o will pi nsa return to tills olllce or J. T. HoburtH and receive reward. 5 31-3t WANTED.-A good little girl to h'p tike care of one b.iby. Apply Jth lioiife south of Ye w Park store. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer iu Groceries, Paints, Oils md Window Glass, Wall Pa per and Harder, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW ADVriMt-BMaNTS Removed to 140 State, sing nop & CO., Merchant Tailors, Spring Kult lieworth J pants 5 00 worth J7.0U. Evtrytulug cheap. If clothes don't tit customers need not talte Fame. 'all un d look over good , 0-1-' in For Sale, Cheap, A numl w of trios of this sprtntr Ply n uitli Hoc! , Blaek I.uuMuin. H blt L. 'irn, and lrtridge ''jehms.ull tu "rodtt vV B'iyoly,mvetxprs ud rot tU itwlcal tW ason. ti t 1U'K oeti prxts charges markets. mnn nnnnAAT r iatr iM CARTER'SI irto, boxMtfor ihleuient. A4drrss E.H0FKH,Bakm,0r. LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS FORSTNER & CO. J, J, IIARIUNS, Shop, Guns, Wfiiitr fiflnils Ktc Scienti5c Horseshoeing, aporuiig uooiifc, mi., 0,,,:ogITK found11y Umliinrnln I Ut tAAt I Commercial Btreet. On State RADABAUGII k EPLEY. Livery Feed and Boarding Stable, RICE & ROSS, Horseshoers, General Blncksmituing, 47 State Street. THE Salem Hackman, ts II, 1'OKLE. Rest Lino in tho City. Court Street. 41 Btate 8trett. STERVES BROS., Calij'orn fa Bakery. THE BEST. 101 Court Btreet. JIBS, SI. E. WILSON, Leading Salem Modiste. 3Z Commercial 8t. J. E. MTJIll'HY. . Brick and Tile, BEST IN OREGON. Works in North Salem. II. UntlcrtnkiiiK and Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. m mm lam ul Has just placed on the market SUNNYSIDB No. 11, C miles south of Salem. This tract as fine fruit land, is well drained and will be sold in any sized tracts on the most fuvoraule terms. We still have a few ten aero tracts 3outh ot Salem. 150 acres of No. 10 is orchards iu the fall of 1892. -O- Also two 10 acre tracts aud one 15 acre tract in SUNNYBIDE No. 8, 5 miles south of Salem. Over 100 acres of No. 8 was planted to fruit tft-es luring tlio past season, aud 50 acres more will be planted the coming all. -O- And 128 acres in SUNNYSIDE No. 5, 3 miles southwest of Turner, over 10 acres in young orchard, mostly cleared and iu 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 long time on the balance, or will take part purchase price iu work or a part paymeut iu stock or good city property. T.-,,-,mi- n Iu addition to the above we have for sale TOWN PBOPERT, small tracts near the City aud Farm Lands. 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. EN D.C.SHERMIAN, U, 8, Tension and Claim agent. V. O Box 281.. Salem, Oregon. Deputy Uonnty OlorV vrlte for blanks. w THEGEflTtEHAH'SFfuEND, Our PERFECTION BVJtlNOEfiw wltherry txrttle. Ii clean. Doei not BTAIN. PREVENTS STRICTURE. CurM GONORRHOEA uj OLEFT in 0I to roc Ujx A QUICK CURE for LEUCORRIIUIA or WHITES. BoMlTnUDnUOOISTS. SenttonyAilJroMibrl 00 MALYDOR JUJlfACniu-ra Co , LANP VS-.CR.CHra T. BURROWS. Fancy Supplies, Fresh Vegetables, Choice Butter and Eggs always on hand. Oil, Meal, Feed, Grain, etc, a Specialty. 226 Commercial St. Before Starling on a Journey A person usually desires to gain some in formation as to the most desirable route to take, nnd will purchase tickets via tho one that wlllntlord him tho quickest and best ervlce. Before starting on a trip to Chi cago or any point East, you should provide yourneir with it map and tlmo table of the Wisconsin Central l.lne. The trains run on this route at e voslllnile and are equipped with Pullman's latest Drawing Itnom sleep ers, elegant Hay Coaches and Dining Cars of latest design, built exprebsly for this ser vice, and are exquisite lu lurulshlngs and convenient and comfortahlo In arrange ment and s complete lu every detail that they have no superior In comfort and ele gauce. The dining car service Is pronoun 1 ed by all the most elegant over Inaugur ated, nnd Is operated In the luteiest of Its patrons. Fast trains via the Wisconsin Central Unes leave Minneapolis dally at 12:15 p.m. md 0:25 p. m., and 6t. Paul at 1:'S0 p. m. nd7:15p. ni., making favorable connec tion with all trains from the Went and southwest. Kor tickets, maps, pamphlets and full Information apply toQ,K. .McNeill, O. P. md T, A., Minneapolis, Minn., and to Jas, U. Pond, General Passenger ond Ticket Agent, Chicago, 111. 1-16-ly TRUCK AND EXPRESS. White's No. 60 SALEM'S FINEST TBUCK, New ready for business. Careful work t. specialty, J.F. WHITE. SUTTON &S-0N, Express and Kuggugc. Do hauling und quick dellvory to all parts of the olty with liromtitm-KM itnri uuie luive orders ut It. M. Wnde & Co's. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. ELLIS & WHITLEY, Im jR fkjcTi ill O H? LIVERYMEN, South of,Wlllmott Hotel, QAbSM ... OHROCN ORCHARD C AND FARMS. J. I, BENNETT k SON. CANDIES, Fruit and Cigars, P. O. BlooU. Street. R. T. HUMPHREY , ClRaTB nnd Tobacco BILLIARD PARLOK 243 Oom'l Street BOSTON? Coffee House 5c LUNCH. Open all Might T.JH. BLUND12LL. Heat, Poultry ant! Fish Market, IiiHurnnco IMoclc. lu BUNNYSIDE No. 10, 6 miles under contract to be plauted to M.T. RINEMAN. DEALKH IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Wr.eden and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed. AIno vezetubletand fruits in their smson. "Highest Price paid for country produce. We solid a share of your patronage. 0-a l2 Htato street Salem Abstract and Loan Co. The only Abstract books of Marion county. Keal estate orders tilled promptly and safely. W. H. H. WATERS, 0 NE OF THK LARGKST ESTABLIBIL rnents In the Htate. Lower rates than Portland. Largest stock Legal Ulanks 1c '.he Btate, and biggest discount. Bend for price list of Job printing, aud catalogue ol (ee I blanks. K. M. WAITS, Htoara Printer Haleiu urmcou ifi Tickets ON SALE OMAHA, Kansas City, St. Paul CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, lAndlall Points East, North and South, PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONbT SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CARS AND DINERS: steamers Portland to S in Franclsoo Every 1 Pays. TICKETS RfeSP EUROPE For rates and general Information call n or address, W U. UULBUrtT.ABst, Geul. Pass. Agt M Washington St , Poktiand, Oregon STATE TREASURER'S SECOND NOTICE. State of Oregon, Treasury De partment, Salem, April 18, 1892. Notice Is hereby given thut there aro funds on hand bufflcient to pay all outstanding state warrants eu dorsed "presented, and not paid for want of funds" prior to, and Includ ing, January 8, 1892, and that all hucii warrants will bn paid on pre sentation at this nfllce. Intert-st on thoflp warrants will not be allowed fi m 9i&lMJx 11 mVhMt& a ter.the date o' this notice. FHIL.METSOIIAN, 4-J8-2W State Treasurer, U..mm jyks-ie .-?- v ft-iaJivte. .a! r-4s"