Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 06, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV:1 -'IBWtP HR'W "-. i"TS" (t 1,1 6v WW. N m f W race iitliicj, and tho latter calling liK)iitlic Republican iiatlonal con veiitlrT. to "Inoculate in tho pliit fonn of tho party n plank guaran- 'twIiiK protection to tho negroes of t ie Houth." Tho result of tho con ference (a tho organization of a national colored men's protective o-nsaoclatlou, tho first convention of which will bo held in Indianap- oUp, September 22. THE GRAND ARMY. The Department of Louisiana Most Ro:ognizo tho Colored Posts. Albany, N. Y., Juue 0. Captain John Palmer, commander-in-chief of tho Grand Army of the Repub ic, Saturday issued a npcclal older Which shuws tuat ho is determined that the colored posts in tho depart ment of Louisiana shall bo recog nized by the posts composed of their white comrades. In this order the rommander-luchief says: "The junior vice-commauder of tho department of Louisiana und Mississippi having refused to be governed by tho action of the 25tb national encampment at Detroit, and having failed to comply v)ih the orders fioni these lieudquiirtt-i- to lecognizc the colored potte, It I comes the duty of the commander-in-chief to suspend him, which beruby dy. Comrade A. fcj. Badger a post department commander ol that department, will at once assume command ns commaudci pro tem. and recognize the colored posts, and proceed in accordance with rules and regulations govern tag the Grand Army of tho Re public. HIS r.ETTEKOF INSTRUCTIONS. In bis letter of ItiBtiuctloiis to Mr. Badger, Mr. Palmer soys. "For some six mouths these co'ored posts were recognized by the department of Louisiana, after which, by Illegal action, they re fused to have any further connection with them, giving as the ground fin mi i'h notion, the asbertlou that .hew posts contained many members who were not eligible to membership, but furbishing no proof thereof. Out of this Illegal action more than an other the present deplorable trouble has grown. To removo all ground- of trouble or suspicion in tills matter you will at once proceed to a thorough Inspection of these colored posts, examine the records as to the eligibility of every oue claiming membership and report to tho head quirtere the result of such inspec tion. If the situation in any of the posts Is shown to be us has been claimed, steps will at once be taken to annul tho charters of such posts. You will also call a provisional en oimpment at some convenient time before tho 1st day of July next, for the purposo of electing a departmcu t officer and transacting other business of general interest." Your attention is called to tho rules of order regu lating tho surrender of post charters Prom news received at these head quarters, It Is felt that action Is pro posed which is in violation of the service rules'. J Latest from Minnoapolis What tho President Says. DIRE DESTRUCTION. Tho Catholic Vote. Washington, Juno 0, Father Cronln, editor of the Cathollo Union of Buffalo, had at: extended confer ence with Secretary Bluiuo Friday evening. Ho camoupoli the latter's Invitation. At tho conclusion of the conference he fculd: "Blaine will accept tho nomina tion beyond a doubt. Ills mind Is positively made up. Mrs. Blaine has had a great deal to do with Ills determination to accept. She and he are conlldeut that his health Is strong enough for him to mako tho contest. Ho will not only accopt tho nomination; ho fully expects to receive It, He sent for me, fearing his letter to Father Ducoy might bo Clio means of alienating tho Roman Cathollo vote, and wanting my opinion. I told him that the Re publican Catholics would not bo In fluenced by tho letter, nor will thoy. Tho real reason ho refused to nccept tho nomination four years ago was becauso ho feared that tho Republi can party would Burely sutler defeat. Ho does not think so this time. He bolloves tho Democrats will nomln nto Cleveland, and ho fools sure that ho can beat him, or any other can didate tho Democrats may select." Results often follow Severn Wonderful the U80 of Hood's Htiisaparllla cases of scrofula, upon which other prep arations liavo been powerless, yield to tho peculiar curative powers of this mcdlcliio. Distressing cases of dyspepsia, excruciat ing complaints of tlio kidneys and lher, ana'paln'ot i RlBBrLI !fe rheum, disagree- "" n i able cases ot catarrh, and nehes and pains of iliutimatism, aro cured liy Hood's 8ar g tpnrllla. It purines tho blood, and at the ta id time tonej tho stomach, creates an i Me, nml elves strength toeery func. t. i f the IXHly. (five It a trial. Gonoral Debility "Tor four year my wlto sutTcrcd with largo tumor bunches on tho glands under tho nrnis, und general debility ot tho w liolo system. She became so poor la health that wo were on tho vergo of despair regarding Iter recovery, l'hjsiclaus did not seem to understand Iter case) at all events she never derived any beueat from tltclr treatment. Sho Dually concluded to try Hood's Bnrsaparllla. Tim fmmedl'itu effect was to marked and satisfactory that sho continued to take It, and this .a the result: Sho lias gained lu weight From 84 to 111 Pounds ud Is stronger and In better health than halta been for jeurs. Tho bunches under ltr anus iiuyo diminished, and wo believe Hood's 8arsaiarlla will be too much for ttoewhitline," J. J. Noacuoss. 2M Coin. wdk'I Street, Boston, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla SVW by aru-iiUU, $ six for A. Prepared br . IaWOQU CO., ApetiitCArUi, W till, Hut, 10 Pm On Dollar Pennsylvania Oil Region's Terrible Visitation. Oil City, Pa., June 0. Never before in the history of Oil City and the oil country has suqIi a dtsusler, excitement aud turmoil been seen, as tbo city is now witnessing. At 11:45 yesterday morning, tho city aud the country for miles around, was startled by two explosions, oc curring almost simultaneously. Oil creek was n raging torrent, aud fully a thousand people were watching tho waters. About 11:30 a gieen fluid was notion! on the water. This increased In quantity aud finally colored almost tbo entire waters of the creek. The smell of gas and oil vas preemptible, and the danger of flro was commented upon. The words were scatcely uttered when i wo hundred yards up the stream i muss of fl lines shot beaveuwurd. The people stampeded like cattle and started for tho hills. Scarcely had ihey started when the explosion rent toe air, and tue entire ctecK tor a hundred feet seemed oue sect hi Dp mass of ilame and smoke. The panic-stricken crowds shrieked madly In its efforts to escape Women and children were tramplui under root aim some aro severe.; orulsed, An engine on the Western New York & Pennsylvania railroad passtd a tank of gasoline standing on a stdiug. The tank was leaking, and as the engine passed a mubs ol flames shot out into the air and the eurlh seemed to shako with an awful tremor. It Is supposed the engineer and fireman were killed by the force of the explosion. In an Instant the firo swept madly iver tho entire upper part of the city, which was flooded by the oily water from tho creek. Men, women and childreu, who were moving from their homes, were caught by the deadly flames, and if not burned to death outright, were drowned In the raging liood. Ohattly bodies were taken from tbo flood, nud- are now lying on the railroad track unrecognized. It is impossible to give an estimate of the number of lives lost. For miles up tho creek on both sides, everything is in ruins aud hundreds of families are rendered homeless. Very little, If any, properly was saved, aud the sky for miles around is still black with tho smoke from the burning dwellings nud oil lanks. When the explosions occurred tho people were knocked down from tho force of tho shocks, and overy window within a radius of two blocks was broken. Tho panic during tho hoight of tho oxcltement was something fearful, and it Is remarkable that no one wus killed by tho horses aud tho wild and frantic mob. Tho water In Oil creek is falling slowly now, and it is hoped the woist is over. In the uppet part of town about 100 dwellings weio destroyed by fire, and owlug to tho depth of tho water the lire department was helpless. This part of tho city is blocaded with lumber, , sheds and loofs of houses, which havo floated down. Tho sight from the hilltops about town is awful, and beyond descrip tion. The loss of property is placed at from $750,000 to $1,000,000. Home 15 or 20 bodies havo been recovered and identified. Tho third waul Is as lovel as a Held. Till. I.ATU1.T. On. City, Juno 0. Fow of tho spectators watching tho Hood whon tho explosion occurred, can give a good idea of what happened. Ail agree thero was a terrific explosion , tho wholo air was lilled with Humes quickly followed by two other ex plosions. Ttireo gasouuu tuuus ex ploded almost lustautaneously. Tho oil on tho creek blazed up und tho gas in tho air burst into flames. Water, laud and air were all literally ablaze. Spectators found themselves in a lake of flames. Tho multitude lied with screams of anguish for higher ground, lu tho rush many of tho weak wore trampled upon aud badly injured. Boino were hurl by horses, othors ran and leaped in to tho water and wero drowned. Tho llames lu tho air quickly burued out but left hugh volumes of smoke beneath which roared fiercely the flumes of burning oil on tho water. Many submerged houses and shops wero soon in llumes and many peo ple woro con 11 nod aud unable to escape from the tiro within sicht of thousauds who heard their plteout. cries. They woro burned to death or leaped Into tho river and perished by Hood und lire. It is marvelous that any from tho valley of death wew saved allyo. It Is Grange that out of the commingling of the aud flood aud houses that any esoapod Mauy of those who will llvo had bettor bo dead, thoy aro so fearfullj burned and distanced, One of the horoes of tho occasion Is W. L. Stowart, whouftcrspoudtngnu hour in a boat roscutug Imperrlled people went down to his death under a falling blazing house. OlliCiTY, Juno 0.-At seven this morning 03 boulea has been found of which thirty havo been Idem tiled. It la Baft) to say the loss of this city alone will reach 1200. Between 230 nud 300 houses wero destroyed be sides hotels, works, mauufaotures, ct Over SQP homeless people ura being carod for. PiTTanuita, Juno O.Tbo follow ing la ivcelved from the mayor of Oil City. The loss of life becomes hourly more apparent. 03 bodleo have been recovered. With subsid ing of the Hood many more will un doubtedly be found. Over a hui -dred families aro homeless. AT TITUSVILLE. Fire and Rain Add to tho Horrors of tho Scone. TlTOSVlliLB, Pa., Juue C Tho city of Titusvllle was visited during the past twenty-four hours by ono if terrible force, in almo9t its former the most disastrous Hres and Hoods I position, upon tho heads of a nun - "' ii jfi-y Damngo by a Cyclone. Omaha, June 0 A Bee special fcoui McCook, Nb., says th.it place w8 vlnited by i terrible oyeloiie Batunlav xfteriMon. About 4 o'clock, while tin streets wero crowded, n hugn rum l-shaped cloud dropped to the giound, first striking tho building of II. W. Cole nnd our ryiug oil (he roof. It whirled it around and brought It down, with IMMMI "Thick ami Ol?ssy," TIIE 1'ltODU: in all the history of tho region. Oil creek overllowed its banks and for hours swept through the city in the proportions of au almost resistless flood. Tho city is without fuel, lights and waterworks, and Is eu - rounded by water. Tho Perry street and Franklin street Iron bridges are swept away, scores of cheap duellings lu the lower part of the city destroyed, nnd a large uum ber of lives lost. Some were burned but tho majority were drow ned When morning broke, hundreds of anxious people looked out of the windows, or stood on the roofs of their houses, wnitiug for a hclpinir hand and trembling for their fato ro add to the Horror ol too scene, rain fell in torrents, aud fire broke out in tho refineries at different points. The burning oil swept down a raging current, nnd com- mulcated to tbo manufacturing es tablishments and houses, and the destruction was Increased a hundred fold. At a lute hour tonight tbo loss of life here, according to a conservative estimate, is 35. This Is entirely within the city, while the news from tributary towns show a proportion ale loss. Fully a third of the busi ness and residence nortlon of the city is a mas-3 of charred embers, over which the waters rush with unabated fury. I'lie streets are tilled with crowds of wet, hungry, homeless and despairing men, wom en nnd children, most of whom lost their loved home aud all their prop erty. It is simply impossible to give any Idea of tho horrible scenes en acted. Men with boats and ropts battled manfully with the current, and hundreds of people, captives in their own homes on account of tho surrounding waters, woro rescued Fully fifty people aro yet unaccount ed for, aud at the present condition it Is impossible to correctly state the number actually drowned and burned. Five persons weregrasping a piece of timber with prospects of landing safely. When they drifted in tbo proximity of au oil tank, the tank exploded, and in n moment tho men wero enveloped in flames aud death came speedily to relieve their Bufferings. A mother with a babe clasped to her breast, and cling ing to a plank, drifted toward the depot, around which the waters were rushing furiously. As both reached the point, the suction wus so great it drow them down and thoy disap poaied from view. Scores of cases of like feaiful clmiacterare repotted, Tituhvii.i,i:, Juno 0. Never lu tho history of Titusyille has such scones of desolation been unfolded to the gaze, as au Associated Press reporter saw this tiiornl.it;, when be entered the main thoroughfare. Tho Hist sight of men carrying a dead body on a stretcher, within fifteen minutes, tho sight became so com mon as to cause no surprise. It is now estimated that 600 were drowned or burned to death. The money Iosh is n million nnd a half to two millions. Fire was caused by a spark from a locomotive. Mechaio street, occupied by tho poorer classes for residence, Is simply blotted out of existence, not a vestige of a dwell ing left. Tho greatest loss of life oocuried hero. Wholo families were swept away before they realized the danger. The Queen City laundry has just caught lire, and thrertens the iitihurnt dlstiict. her of cigar-makers, who wero nt work. One was severely Injured. Tho storm-center was seen to rise up in the air aud again drop to the ground about three blocks away, utrk' Icing theCougregutiouul church, In which children were rehearsing for Children's day. Two hundred small children had just finished the exercises nnd wero going homo. The church was raised from Its foundations uud dashed down in a mass of ruins, burying about sixty children, together with the pastor ol the church aud several teachers. Fortunately, tho fulling timber formrd an arch over the heads of those In the church, and all were soon rt leased fiom their imprison ment. Several were eoseiiously In jured they cannot live. Among them aio Maud Perry, Dan McAl plne, Harry Campbell, Ruth Cres well and her little sister Maud, and Laura MoAHeu, aud the pastor, W. Steveuson. Many of the childreu have legs and arms broken und oth ers hurt Internally. The list of in jured includes about fifty, but us muny were carried home at ouce, it is luipo slble to get the exact number. "HON i f a abundant Growth ot lialr, fa-dl' liko texttiro and of tho original rtl. , often results from tlio lite, by tlioso w .o havo become bald or gray, of Ajc.' Hnlr Viger: " I was rapidly 1 -coming gray And bald : but after using two or thrco Imttles of Aycr's Hair Vicor my hair prow thick and glossy ami tho origi nal color was restored. " M. Aldrloh, Canaan Centre, N. II " A trial of Ayer's Hair Vlcor 1ms con vinced mo of Its merits. Its uso has not only caused tho hair of my wife and daughter to bo abundant and glossy, but It has given my rather stunted mus tacho a respectable length and appear ance." It. Uritton, Oakland, Ohio. "I havo used Aycr's Hair Vigor for tho past four or fivo years and find It a most satisfactory dressing for tho hair. It Is all that I could desire, being harm less, causing tho hair to retain Its natural color, and requiring but a small quantity to render tho hair easy to ar range." Mrs. M. A. Dailoy, J Charles st., Haverhill, Mass. Ayer's Hair Vigor, Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by L)rugglMs and Perfumers. PACIFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO.' FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS. $2.00 l'erdoreu fortbo finest fluluhcd l'HorouilAl'lIrt In tbeclty. MONTBE BROS., lSDlloniroerclul Street, F. B, SOUTHWICK Coiitrnctor Salem, nml Builder. - Oregon. A CLERGYMAN'S SIN. WHAT HARRISON SAYS. If not Nominated on First Ballot, Don't Want It. Minnkai'oms, June 0. Tho fol lowing letter was made public on tho uuthorlty of D. C. Marsh of East St. Louis, a relative of Senator Cul lom. "Shelby M. Cullom Croud Pacific Hotel, Chicago. Dear Sir: In case 1 am not nominated on first ballot you will pleaso withdraw my name from convention. Youis truly, Boujnmin Harrison." Minnuai'ous, Juno 0. The Young Men's ltepublicaii Blaine club of Cincinnati arrived this morning and marched to tho West hotel with Governor Foraker at Its head. A great crowd assembled at tho hotel, The Harrison men en deavored to make a counter demon stration but were pushed to the wall. Foraker made a speueh predicting tho nomination of Blaine, but de claring If Harrison was nominated the club would gtvo him a loyal support. Minnk.u'0M8, Minn., Juno 0. Tho Michigan delegation has de- elded to present the uamo ofGeueral Alger. PJatt says 60 New York del egates are for lllulue, othors put tho number nt 54. MiNNKAi'oi.is, Minn., Juue 0. Tlio following is considered the most conservative esilmuto yet made. Harllson 470, Blaine 417. Ualford Donies it. W.vshinoton, Juno 0. Private Secretary Hulford says the alleged letter of Harrison to Cullom is an absolute forgery. Failod to Turn Out the Gas. Han Fuancibco, June tt.Beuja mlu F, Steratt, u pioneer of '40 aud' oue of tho beot-kuown prluters on tho coast, was found dead in his bed Saturday morning, having been ac cidentally asphyxiated by gas, which he bad failed to turn out. What Wolcott Says. Minn kai'o lis, June 0. Senator Wolcott, of Colorado, was called upon for his views in reference to tl o sudden change in the political situa tion. He said: "It does not change the situation materially, except to accentuate tho insult which the president, in his interview, and Secretaries Miller aud Foster in theirs, attempted to inflict on Blaine. His ft lends huo realized for some time that thepiesi- deutsougbt to minimize the eflbrtsof the wisdom nud sagacity of the sec letary of state, but it appears tney not only desiio to ignore him, but because he did not seem disposed to write a letter every fow minutes they saw fit to throw mud. The resignation may bo of some help here, as it leaves vacant auother office to peddle for Harrison votes. As for Colorado, wo are for Blaine, and the Far Northwest is the same. Harrison could not carry Colorado." Tho Election at Portland. Portland, Or., June 0. Tin election Is progressing very quietly. The now ballot law seems satisfac tory to all, Votes aro being deposit ed utabout one per minute. A heavy yoto Is being polled. On the county ticket there is a hot fight, andaureat de.il of sctatching is being done. No arrests made up to uoou. PoitriiAND, Juno 0. Indications at 2:30 are that Uie vote will not be so heavy ns two years ago by fifteen bundled in this county. The eve uiug Telegram claims tho entire citi zens ticket elected. Straight Ik publicans aro equally confident their ticket is elected. Rusk Favors Harrison. Wabhinciton, D. C,, June 0. Secretury Busk said to tbo Asso ciated Prcis in regard to statement that uu eflort Is made to induee him to allow tho uso of his name fur second place on tho ticket, no truth In tho statement whatever, "my name cannot bo used either singly or in combination against the presi dent. No friends of mine will sug gest such use." Attempted to Indecently Assault Two Littlo Girls. London, Juno 0 Tbo Bev. Charles Douglas Is charged with trying to iudeeeutly nsniiltFloioiice Huntley, a 1:1 year-old girl. From tho evidence given before the police magistrate, before whom Douglas was arraigned yesterday at Paddington, it appears that the pris- o ler met the girl as she was retur. ing to her home. He accosted her and walked with her. He made 1 iproper proposals to her, and of f red her a sum of money if she would accompany him. The girl refused. They wero in a lonely lo cality, und when he saw that Flor ence would not do as he wished, he tried to force her. The ghl strug gled desperalely, young ns she wns, and her dre.-s was nearly torn from her. She mauaged to escape from the grasp of Douglas, who had thrown her down, und, springing to her feet, dashed awav from her ns Hiilnnt. A short time afterward Dmiglas met tbo 10 year-old sister of Florence, who was walking along the road, and the miscreant at tempted to assault her. The cries of the child attracted the attention of a man who ran to see what the trouble was, and who grasped Doug 1 is. He made a most desperate re sistance, fighting and biting in his efforts to break away from his cap tor. It was no use; and then, wheedling aud whining, he set forth the terrible disgiace that would come upon him if his disgrace was made public, and oileied Ids captor a large sum of money if he wou'dullow bim to escape, but the captor, keeping a fhin hold of him, marched him along until he met a constable, to whom he gave his prisoner in cus tody. The police magistrate reman ded Douglas for trial. T. J. CRESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th nnd Chcmeketa Street JOHN M. PAYNE & CO., Real JSntate ami Insurance. First stair wny north ofjllush bank. A, H, F0RSTNER k CO. .Machine Shop, Guns, Spoiling Goods, Etc., 308 Ooimncjotiil street. J. J. RADABAffl k EMY. Livery Feed and Boarding Stable, 41 BlatoHlieet. JOHN IRWIN, Carpenter and Builder, Shop (V5 State street. StorcFittinps aSpcclalty Calif o ni ia JJaheri. THE BEST. 101 Court Street. t M111WJ.1U. Scientific Horseshoeingi OPPOSITK FOUND11Y On State Street. RICE & ROSS, Horseshoers, General Blaoksmlthing, 47 State Street. MRS. M. E. WILSON, Leading Salem Modiste. 2Gr Commercial Bt. A. IL Undertaking and Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. THE Salem Jlaclnnan in II, POHLti. Best Line in the City. Court Street. J. I, BENNETT & SON, CANDIES, Fruit and Cignrx, P O. Bloolc It. T. HUMFURin - Cijjfai s and Tobacct BILLIARD PAUL01L 243 Com'l Street J. E. JUUHPIIY. Brick and Tile, 11EST IN OREGON. Works in North Salem. BOSTOxN Coffee Hous 5c LUNCH Open all Nlglat '1 T. If. BLUNJJJSLL. Meat, Poultry alio Fish JIarko , Insurance Block. Clarkson He-elected. Minneapolis, June 0. Thelown delegation havo re-elected ClarltEon to the national committee. MARKETS. San Fkancisco Cal., Juno C Wheat, seller, '92, $141 J. Poiitland, Juno G. Wheat valley, $1.30$1.37J. Chioago Ills., June G. At close wheat cash .85. IIIIWIIIMIII ll'HI MM llllllllll 1 IK OREGON .MjaaMttiaa3PBLiiJiviiJLjLaiLA?.uiiKKjfJowagg 1 lAL 25c Want Column. Notices inserted for ONK CUNT l'EH WOltD EAGH INHKRTION. No adver tisement Inserted In thin solumu for less than twenty-rive cents. I7"OK UKNT. An 8 room bouse, large ol y i'iih btreet croundsaud plenty ofHliade trees. Ap- aimost opposite lew rarK souooi, on 8-4 3t WANTED. A girl or woman to do housework part of day in a small laiolly. Inquire at Journal otllce, tf Has just placed on the market SUNNYSIDB No. 11. 0 miles south of Salem. This tract as fluo fruit land, is well drained and will be sold in any sjzed tracts on tho most favorable terms. O We still have a few ten acre tracts in BUNNYSIDE No. 10, 0 mile south of Salem. 150 acres of No. 10" is under contract to bo planted to orchards in the fall of 1802. -0-- Alsn two 10 acre tracts and ono 15 acre tract in SUNNYwIDE No. 8, 5 miles south of Salem. Over 100 acres of No. 8 wns planted to fruit tfees during the past season, and 50 acres more will be planted the coming all. -O- Anti-Option Bill Passed. Washington, June G. The Anti Option Bill has passed tho liousu yeas MS, nays -10, If you want a team see Ivyan fc Co. of any kind, 5-10-tf Dam Swept Away. EniK, Pa., Juno G. Last evening Clark's mill dam at Union City,burbt Us walls. Tho water swept through tho town, carrying thirty houses from their foundations. Slauy per sons are badly hui l, but no fatalities. Damag", a hundred thousand. (Jar land, Pittsville, Columbusanduiauy other places, are under water. Cullom Donies It. Mi.ni:ai'ous, Minn., Juno 0 Senator Colluni this afternoon de nied receiving a letter frou Presi dent Harrison nskiug Cullom to withdraw his (the presldentV) name CARTER'S Kittle HIVER dfc0i !& TTANTFI) A married lady, with no W incumbrances; permanent position o suitable nerton. NALOdlce. H. Jour. 6 2-lt F OK KENT Well furnished four-room new uouso with nanlry audclot.ei. S7.00a month. Two blocks from North Halem. Geo. Eschbtruth. C-iT-1 w rOST. Between Kilpn Geer place and j Drift creek, lunje Held opera glass. Liberal reward to Under. 6-31-3 t mOR ItE 1; jeasonnblo T. A even room houso Rates ihln W'f.ll lftfiili'd. ftinnfiA rif iirs. u. u, f tesior, opposno opera rjuuie. 5-31-lw And 128 acres in SUNNYSIDE No. 6, 3 miles southwest of Turner, over lo acres in young orchard, mostly cleared and lu crop, will sell any pnrt or all, very cbeaji for cash, or will give time on part. WANTED. A good littlo girl to help take carot ono baby. Apply 1th bouse south of Yew I'ark store. & Sick Hefldcche nnd relievo all thn troubles tnnl dent to a lull us stuto of tho system, such nt Di&einess, Nausea. Dninsincos, Distress aftei eating, Tula in tin SI h , Ac While their mosl remarkable suecc- , H i been shown In eurluf UfvulaciM, jei Piri'-r Litile Liver Pilis ir.) eqtmll 'InnbU' n Constipation, curing tiidpreitntlna tills annoying complaint, while hoy also correct all disorders of tho stomach tiimilatn the liter nnd regulate the bowels 'iten if they only cured pp they would be almost priceless to tho8 who sutler from this distressing complaint' i nt fortunately their goodness does not end hi-re, nnd thoso who onco try them will and these little pills valuable lu so many ways that tney will not howillm; to do without them Hut after all sick bead i the livio of so many lives that here Is where 1 e muko our great boast. Our pills cure It vhlle others do not. C'iRTEB'a Littie I.ivEn Tills areery small aud veiy easy to take One Or two pills make a djso. They are strictly vegetable and do iiutzrineor nurco. hut bv their centle action if i, ,,,,, ,i.,i .... ,i , i ,. . rlt.isa all who uso them. In iais at 2S cents, If he not nominated ou first billot ' e for fcl Sold everywhere, or sent by malL Ho has received no letter or telegram fiom the president for six mouths, CAHTE3 l!XSi::i!S CO., lie Tori. yi MfloEe. Small Mco. muMRHSMBSKsrmnmn!nmiBMs ' iinwnnr JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and "Window Glass, Wall Pa per and Uorder, Arlists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc, NKW ADVKJVTIKKUENTS. Jerries Wanted ! THE SALEM CANNING CO. Will Heodvo CHERRIES AND STRAWBER RIES AND GOOSEBERRIES on aud after Wednesday, Juno 8, 1892. dw-tf Second TO Annual 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 payment In stock or good city property. In addition to the above wo have for sale TOWN PROPERTY, small tracts near the City aud Farm Lahds. 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. Removed to 140 State. siiNGr nop &CO., Merchant Tailors. Spring suit 810 worth $90; pants J500 worth i7.0U, Everything cheap. If clothes don't fit customeis need not tako same. Call and look over goods, C-l-lra For Sale, Cheap. A number of trios of this springs I'lym; outh Hock, Rlack Luugjlian, Whlto Leg horn, nnd Partridge Cochins, all thorough. bred slock. Buy enrly, have express charges and get tho pick ot the Kelson. $J to f 5 per trio, boxed lor shipment. Address JS.HOKEK,Salero.Or. UTEflMH' fc'WilKgCT''- W & Tickets i ON SALE -TO- OMAHA, Kansas City, St. Paul CHTGAG0, ST. LOUIS, East, ;Andlall Points North and South, T. BURROWS. Fancy Supplies, Fresh Vegetables, Choice Butter and Eggs always on hand. Oil, Meal, Feed, Grain, etc., a Specialty. 226 Commercial St. Jl I SALEM, OREGON, 1802. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 9, 10,JI. for Infants and Children "CnstoTla Is so well adapted to children that I recommend It as superior to any prescription known to me." II. A. ARcnia, M. D., 1U So. Oxford St., nrooiljrn, N. T. "The usa of 'Castorla' U so universal and IU merits so well knowu that it seems n work ot upereroratlon to endorse It. Fow are the Intelligent families who do not keep Castorla within easy reach." Carlos lURrm D.D., New York City. IjUe Pastor Dloomlnjdale Reformed Church. Castorla cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Dlarrhma, Eructation, Kills Woruiu,-gives sleep, and promotes d rest Ion, Without injurious medication. " For several yeirs I have recommendec your ' Castorla. ' aud shall always continue to da so as it has ln arlahly produced beneficial rosulu" Edwik P. PjHujes, Jl. D., " Tho Wlnthrop," JSSUt Street and Tin Ave., New York City Tun Csxtaur Cotfwjrr, 77 JtuaiUT Sibext, New York. Exhlbl ion Will Open lllURMAY, AT 1 P. AI. At THE ARMORY BUILDING, STATE STREET, Admission IO ota, Exhibition Th utility afternoon nml evening, Frlilny oil tlay and evening, and Puturday until 2 p. ni. Conducted by Hie Marlon Couity Krult Growers' association. 20 mi I'KXT JIAbF. Farmers ami frardeuera pun make 20 per cent on the Investment by tiling their land. Best tile iu the state. Shipped to all pointa ou the 8. P.railway. J. B. Murphy, North Salem Urlck aud Tile Works. C-Myw Columbia Poultry Yards, J. M. BRENTS, Manager. Lock Box 1210, Seattle, Wash Breeders ol Thoroughbred Poultry of fol lowing varieties: 8. 0. White Leghorns, H, C. Rrown Leg horns, White Plymouth Hocks, Barred Plymouth Bocks, Pit Oames, Black Lang shams. Llght; Brahamas, Buff Cochins, Partridge CoohlnsBronze Turkeys, Bend lor Circular and Price List. TRUCK AND EXPRESS. White's No. 60, BALEM'd FINEST TRUCK, Niw ready for business, specialty. Careful work i. J. F. v UITK. SUTTON &S-0N, Express uud ISuggugc. Do haulinir and unlck delivery to all 1 mile villi puru nf lu city villi rruinitnt.iss uuc care. i.eave order at K. .M . Wade A Co'a. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South ofWiUanatt Hotsl, BAIBM ... ORKQON PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONIST SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CAr!S AND DINERS: Steamers Portland to Din Francisco Evei y 4 Days. TICKETS TR-S&D EUROPE For rates and general information cJl on or address, W H. HULBURT.Asst.Gcnl. Pass. Afrt M Washington St., POUTLAND, OJIKOON . M.T. RINEMAN. DEALER ;iN Staple and Fancy PICS, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Woertm nud Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed. A'so veeetablesund fruits In their sob.uii. "Highest Price paid for conntry produce." wesonci asnareor your paironago. 9-9 1 33 Bin ten tree t Salem Abstract and Loan To. The only Abstract book of Marlon county. Ileal estate orders filled promptly and safely. W. H. H. WATERS, MANAQBR, AWDEN'S - lEbmm BEu 2ffi&feS a ail LATEST PATENTS BEST IMPROVEMENTS. WUlnrt Wlthoot Utdlcl WITH ELECTRO MAGNETIC SUSPENSORY. HtiliMi KiolttDC fron tterui.tlon braU, uer. f.ret. ucutei r Icdl.ero itu. ItlflMC, l4BQ9r, UicinUxh&aiUaa. draU. tours, nirvana d-biiit .i.. .. I.H.nn. hAMa...M .!. ll . . . " laaiina, Jaaaaor. rbioouuim, ki4nj Uvrr tad bladder (mclalgu, lama back. lmUf,o aclatlta, tto.ral u btalli. aio Tllll laatttc bait sosUlna Ha.o.rful l.prait.aala aTer M..N.iil.ufiin a current ,oai 11 iniUBllr (all b U.I vctrircrva forfeit ti.uoo, and III rr. aJI if tbaabaia '" " W. Tbauianda bait U.o tired bj Ittla mar Ttltoa In.anlloo after all otbir retudlas railed, and . ll bUBdrtdl r tutlaiantali In tbia and trtrr oltar alila. OaraeaartCI UfUUlllU KLlaKIC KlfcrtSUIUT. Ul trtau.t baon alar afartd w.akn.a. RES VT1TII all rill i Uallbandloroua.irfijlliOllBaiTlIUInOuuuouar Band (tr Ulutratad fanpblcU, Ballad, aaalad, IrM. idireu (nWJLXTzsxisa- 3snJ3aoixu:a oo.v NOilVSt First fit., PORTLAND. ORE t r - l s. .